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Lisa Monaco on Threats to U.S. Homeland Security

New York University School of Law's Lisa Monaco joins CFR's Robert McMahon to discuss the threats facing U.S. homeland security.

November 30, 2017 — 39:00 min
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    Distinguished Senior Fellow, New York University School of Law; Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Advisor, The White House (2013-2017)
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New York University School of Law's Lisa Monaco joins CFR's Robert McMahon to discuss the threats facing U.S. homeland security.

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