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Tom Ridge, the country’s first Homeland Security Secretary announced his resignation this week. We’ll talk about what’s been accomplished in the effort to prevent terror attacks on U.S. soil and what’s ahead for the Homeland Security Department
Guests
- Paul Light Is a professor with New York University's Wagner School of Public Service.
- Frank Cilluffo Associate vice president, Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University
- Matthew Brzezinski Journalist and author of "Fortress America: On the Front Lines of Homeland Security- An Inside Look at the Coming Surveillance State"
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