FBI Needs More Resources to Combat Mass Shootings, Ex-Asst. Dir. Gavin Says

The video discusses the challenges faced by the FBI in resource allocation, the role of social media in identifying potential threats, and the balance between civil rights and security. It emphasizes the importance of parental and institutional vigilance, the need for responsible gun control, and the differences in handling domestic versus international terrorism.

What is one of the main challenges the FBI faces in addressing threats?

• Limited international cooperation

• Outdated technology

• Insufficient manpower and technical skills

• Lack of public support

How does social media play a role in threat identification?

• It is irrelevant to security measures

• It is used for entertainment purposes

• It helps in identifying potential threats before they occur

• It provides a platform for public announcements

What is a significant challenge in using social media for security purposes?

• High operational costs

• Limited access to technology

• Lack of user engagement

• Balancing civil rights with security measures

What responsibility do social media companies have in preventing harmful activities?

• To increase their profits

• To monitor and shut down harmful activities

• To promote their platforms

• To remain neutral in all situations

What is a proposed solution to the issue of firearms availability?

• Relying solely on law enforcement

• Allowing unrestricted access to firearms

• Tightening regulations on who can access firearms

• Complete ban on firearms

How does the approach to Islamic terrorism differ from domestic threats?

• There is more concern for civil rights in domestic threats

• Both are treated with equal concern for civil rights

• Islamic terrorism is ignored

• Domestic threats are not considered serious

What action is suggested for Congress regarding domestic security threats?

• To ignore the issue

• To focus only on international threats

• To take a look at defining intervention parameters

• To increase funding for unrelated programs