SARAH WESTWOOD, investigative journalist for the Washington Examiner and Fox News contributor: 

• Why did Hillary Clinton not designate Boko Haram as a terrorist group? 
• Sidney Blumenthal’s covert and unvetted exchange of intelligence with Clinton
• Likelihood of Clinton testifying again before the Benghazi committee

MATTHEW CONTINETTI, Editor in Cchief of the Washington Free Beacon:

Rep. STEVE RUSSELL (OK-5), member of the House Armed Services Committee, and former Army Ranger:

• A look at the vulnerabilities of the United States’ electrical grid
• The fall of Ramadi to the Islamic State
• American options to defeat the Islamic State and Iranian-backed militias

JOSÉ CÁRDENAS, former Acting Assistant Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean at USAID:

• The truth about economic and investment opportunities in Cuba
• The cost to the U.S. taxpayer of future U.S. Chamber of Commerce dealings in Havana
• Congressional opposition to continued concessions to the Castro regime

Rep. MIKE FITZPATRICK (PA-8), Chairman of the Congressional Ukrainian Caucus:

• An overview of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine
• Is Putin likely to invade Ukraine?
• The role fracking can play in reducing European dependence on Russian energy
• New legislation aimed at cutting financing to terrorist organizations

FRED FLEITZ, Center for Security Policy Senior Vice President for Policy and Programs, and former CIA analyst:

• The New York Times admits that Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium has increased during nuclear negotiations
• Why Tehran’s continued missile delivery system research is particularly troubling
• What is non-negotiable in any final deal with the mullahs?

FRED FLEITZ, Senior Vice President for Policy and Programs at the Center for Security Policy and former CIA analyst:

• President Obama’s appeasement of Iran
• A potential surveillance-bill compromise in Congress
• New information in the wake of Hillary Clinton’s email disclosures

REBECCAH HEINRICHS, Foreign Policy Analyst at the George C. Marshall Institute:

• The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference destroyed the arms control construct against Tehran
• Failure to reign in Iran's ballistic missile program in the proposed framework deal
• Predicting the devastation of an EMP attack on America’s unguarded shores

ANDY McCARTHY, former federal prosecutor:

• The concern raised by the Islamic State's capture of Ramadi
• An increased possibility of conventional and nuclear war in the Middle East
• Criticisms of the Senate's "Jihad Caucus"
• Discussing the lack of leadership in the Republican Party

RUSS DALLEN, Publisher of the Latin American Herald Tribune:

• Venezuela’s inflation rate said by some to be as high as 500%
• Caracas stifling civil unrest through the use of Cuban shock troops
• U.S. strategic interests in Latin America

Former Israeli Ambassador YORAM ETTINGER:

• Situation report on the conflict between Israel and Hamas
• Global consequences of not dealing successfully dealing with Hamas
• Ways in which Israel can make use of the knowledge it gained from past disputes with Hamas

BILL ROGGIO, of The Long War Journal:

• Exploitation of the U.S. border crisis by enemies of America
• The conflict in Gaza and how Hamas is fairing
• Analyzing why Israel is still viewed as a pariah by the international media, despite exercising restraint in its tactical strikes in Gaza
• Iraqi military's recent surprise defeat in Tikrit at the hands of the Islamic State

MICHAEL S. SMITH II, co-founder of Kronos Advisory:

• The concept of ba'yat amongst Al Qaeda and other terror groups
• Growing rift between ISIS and Al Qaeda
• Similarities in goals and ideologies among terror groups such as ISIS, Hamas, and Al Qaeda

FRED FLEITZ, Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy:

• Have the security implications of Chinese internet giant Alibaba's IPO entry into the US marketplace been sufficiently analyzed?
• New reports about the NSA's data collection program
• Approaching July 20th deadline for the Iranian nuclear talks, and the possibility of sanctions if a deal is not made

FRED FLEITZ, fellow at the Center for Security Policy:

• New documents leaked by Edward Snowden detailing NSA and FBI surveillance practices
• Misleading claims made by Glen Greenwald about the NSA's spying targets in the American Muslim community
• The Council on American Islamic Relations' connections to Hamas

BILL ROGGIO, editor of the Long War Journal:

• ISIS and the shifting alliances in Syria and Iraq
• Internal conflict within Al-Qaeda
• The Iranian presence in Iraq

BILL ROGGIO, managing editor of The Long War Journal:

• ISIS' ambitions to extend into Jordan and Lebanon
• The financial strength of ISIS and how state-sponsored terrorism is facilitating sectarian conflict in the Middle East
• Should the administration rethink its troop withdrawal policy towards Afghanistan, given recent events in Iraq?

FRED FLEITZ, Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy:

• ISIS' origins
• Political intelligence failures of the Obama Administration
• The controversies surrounding the use of drones
• Next steps in the legal system for Benghazi terror suspect Ahmed Abu Khatallah

Congressman JOHN CARTER, of the 31st Congressional District of Texas:

• President Obama's role in the skyrocketing amount of undocumented immigrants seeking amnesty in the U.S.
• How the border patrol, police, Texas and the United States are being affected by the surge of illegal immigrants
• Ideas for what the U.S. should do to handle the influx of illegal immigrants

BILL GERTZ, senior editor of The Washington Free Beacon:

• China's inclusion in RIMPAC, a large international naval exercise: What message does it send to America's allies in the Pacific?
• Russia's recent cruise missile tests amid international tensions over the Ukraine situation
• Implications of a recent successful test of the US missile defense system
• North Korean outrage over a new film about American journalists recruited by the CIA to assassinate Kim Jong Un

JOSEPH F. CONNOR, co-author of "The New Founders"

• Does the recent release of five top-level jihadists signal the imminent closing of the Guantanamo Bay prison?
• The public security crisis associated with the release of 36,000 criminal illegal aliens from incarceration, including some former terrorists
• Attorney General Eric Holder's role in the release of FALN terrorists and, more recently, the five Taliban leaders

RUSS RAMSLAND, Texas Tea Party leader:

• Details of the weak "Texas Solution" to immigration that was shot down at the recent Texas GOP Convention
• Connection between the immigration debate and Erick Cantor's loss
• Public safety risk being posed by a surge of illegal aliens crossing the US's southern border

BILL GERTZ, of the Washington Free Beacon and the Washington Times:

• The Justice Department is in talks with representatives of Edward Snowden, who include a lawyer well-known for his history of success in winning spies plea deals
• Implications of a confirmation that Russia is in material breach of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
• A show of force incident on Monday in which Russian bombers flew within 50 miles of the US coast
• Chinese officials are claiming that a visit to a U.S. Carrier has provided them with "valuable military insights"--despite a 1999 law forbidding Chinese officers from visiting certain US power projection capabilities

FRED FLEITZ, senior fellow with the Center for Security Policy:

• Is Chuck Hagel being forced to take the fall for Obama and Susan Rice in the Bergdahl trade controversy?
• Debating whether a plea deal is acceptable if Edward Snowden can guarantee that leaks of the stolen US documents stop
• Points of fact on Iraq: ISIS is not "and Syria," but "and the Sham," which represents a "greater Syria." ISIS is a terrorist army, manned by pre-US invasion Iraqi military members

Congressman RON DeSANTIS, Representative for Florida's 6th District:

• Questioning Susan Rice's assertion that Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl served with "honor and distinction"
• Debate over continuing to provide aid to the Palestinian National Authority in light of the new Fatah-Hamas joint government
• Arguments for President Obama having acted in violation of the Constitution

Congressman TOM MARINO (PA-10):

• Steps the US should have taken against Russia and Putin's tsarist ambitions
• Importance of protecting the US grid technology
• The internet's potential to be used as a weapon, and the national security implications of turning it over to the international community
• Arguments for why a strong NATO and an international military squad to defend US interests are needed

ILAN BERMAN, Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council:

• Russia's soft power
• Assessing the probability of a change in Russian strategy to gain back some of the post-Soviet satellites
• The truth behind Iranian President Rouhani's moderate background

Senator DAN COATS:

• US policy towards Russia
  
• American over-dependence on Russia for space travel, and what the consequences could be if Russia does restrict American access to the International Space Station
• NSA's failure to win the public debate over data collection because of misrepresentations about the program; difficulty in finding a balance between American privacy and intelligence needs
• Why surrendering the internet to the international community as planned would be a "terrible mistake"

FRED FLEITZ, senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy:

• Interpreting the newly passed USA Freedom Act in the House, which reigns in the NSA phone data collection program: how will phone companies be compelled to store the data and respond to NSA requests?
• Evolution of the USA Freedom Act, and how it is meant to be a compromise between the polarized views on data collection
• Update on the Iranian nuclear talks: the likelihood that Iran will be allowed to keep a heavy water reactor capable of producing plutonium
• Chinese cyber-espionage, and the US's treatment of such an act of war as a legal matter

SEBASTIAN GORKA, Associate Dean at the National Defense University and Senior Editor at Breitbart.com:

• An off the record meeting with the Russian Ambassador
• Putin's way of war and strategic movements
• The disbandment of the NYPD's special unit charged with monitoring jihadist activity in New York

FRED FLEITZ, senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy:

• The discovery of an email outlining how Susan Rice should present the Benghazi talking points
• Peace talks between Israel and Palestine being undermined by anti-Semitic tactics of U.S. administration

BILL ROGGIO, Long War Journal:

• Lack of groups in Syria that could be entrusted with American weapons
• Smaller rebel groups in Syria end up under the umbrella of Al-Qaeda
• Keeping American forces in Afghanistan and the chances of Taliban becoming the victor of the war

BILL GERTZ, Washington Free Beacon:

• The rejection of legal restrictions proposed by Russia on missile defense
• Open Skies Treaty and the controversial Russian desire to upgrade some of the sensors
• The news that another top official, General Flynn, in the Obama Administration is stepping down