Enfoque: Janet Napolitano

May 31, 2019
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We talk to former Arizona Governor and United States Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano about her new book, “How Safe Are We? Home Security Since 9/11”. She talks about the current state of US national security and the threats America faces today.

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