Jane Harman: Obama Doesn't Need to Speak More on Paris

The transcript discusses the War on Terror, emphasizing the importance of narratives in shaping global responses. It highlights the potential for a positive shift in societal values and the role of Europe in addressing jihadist threats. The discussion also evaluates the US response, particularly President Obama's actions, in supporting France and maintaining international solidarity.

What is the main theme discussed in the first section regarding the global response to the attack?

• The attack is solely a local issue.

• The attack is ignored by the global community.

• The attack is a game changer and a call for a positive narrative.

• The attack is seen as a minor event.

According to the second section, what is a key factor in preventing Europe from being under siege?

• Creating open and inclusive societies.

• Closing borders to all immigrants.

• Increasing military presence in cities.

• Building a police state.

What is the optimistic view presented in the second section about Europe's situation?

• Europe should isolate itself from the world.

• Europe should focus solely on economic growth.

• Europe can avoid being under siege by fostering inclusivity.

• Europe is doomed to be under siege.

In the third section, what is highlighted as a reason for not putting an American face on the response?

• To avoid enlarging the target.

• To save on resources.

• To focus on domestic issues.

• To reduce media coverage.

What role did John Kerry play according to the third section?

• He focused on domestic policies.

• He criticized the French response.

• He delivered forceful remarks in two languages.

• He remained silent on the issue.