Where Michael Chertoff Sees Biggest U.S. Terror Risks

The transcript discusses border security responsibilities, pandemic-related border issues, and the political implications of disease transmission claims. It highlights cybersecurity threats, including ransomware and attacks on critical infrastructure, and the need for strategic changes in cybersecurity. The discussion also covers the distinction between local crime and homeland security issues, emphasizing the role of social media in inciting criminal behavior and the challenges of addressing homegrown terrorism.

How does the speaker compare the risks of international terrorism to homegrown terrorism?

What challenges do intelligence agencies face in dealing with homegrown terrorism?

What role do local communities play in addressing threats of homegrown terrorism?