National Security Analyst, ASU Professor talks border security

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Peter Bergen, a CNN national security analyst and professor of practice at Arizona State University, says that 17 years after 9/11, the largest terrorist threat comes from lone-wolf attacks. He discusses what some communities are doing to prevent them, and which ones have had the most success. He talks through what leaders can do to prevent attacks without also disrupting social cohesion.

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