DAVID GOLDMAN, Author of How Civilizations Die, Best known for his series of essays in the Asia Times under the pseudonym Spengler:

• Chaos in the British parliament
• Why a hard Brexit would be destructive
• Consequences of plummeting oil prices 

DANIEL HOROWITZ, Senior Editor at Conservative Review, Author of its “The Conservative Consciousness with Daniel Horowitz,” Former Policy Director for the Madison Project, Has contributed to Red State.com, Breitbart, and The Blaze, Author of Stolen Sovereignty: How to Stop Unelected Judges from Transforming America:

• Republican party votes for House leadership
• Trump signs off on early release/sentence reduction for drug traffickers and gun felons

ARTHUR HERMAN, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute, Author of 1917: Lenin, Wilson and the Birth of the New World Disorder(2017):

• Implications of the current 5G revolution
• China’s digital Belt and Road Initiative

DIANA WEST, Nationally Syndicated Columnist, Blogs at Dianawest.net:

• The destruction of decorum exemplified by Jim Acosta situation
• Implications of Michelle Obama’s new book

RICK FISHER, Senior Fellow, Asian Military Affairs at the International Assessment and Strategy Center, Former Consultant on PLA issues for the Congressionally chartered U.S. China Security and Economic Review Commission:

• Insights from Project 2409 Institute
• The acceleration of China’s preparations to invade Taiwan

(PART TWO):

• Beijing’s attempt to exclude the US from military exercises on South China Sea
• John Bolton’s objection to new aggressive and exclusionary guidelines put forth by China
• Takeaways from The Diplomatic and Security Dialogue

(PART THREE):

• Implications of Beijing’s Impressive intermediate range missile arsenal
• Phantom underwater drone warfare capabilities

(PART FOUR):

• Strategic implications of China’s potential base in Antarctica
• The United Kingdom’s consequential technological relationship with Beijing

CAROLINE GLICK, Center for Security Policy’s Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs, Senior Contributing Editor at The Jerusalem Post, Contributor at Breitbart News:

• Implications of the aftermath of the Khashoggi Affair
• Origins of Saudi’s fight against Sunni Jihad

(PART TWO):

• The strategic reason why the US should not take action against the Saudis
• Trump’s Middle East policy
• Why the US must designate the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization

(PART THREE):

• President Trump’s maximum pressure campaign against Iran
• How Turkey and Iran are operating with each other to defeat a common enemy

(PART FOUR):

• The weaknesses of King Abdullah’s regime
• Why anti-Zionism is a form of anti-Semitism

ANGELO CODEVILLA, Professor of international relations at Boston University, Fellow at the Claremont Institute, Senior Editor of the American Spectator, Former Foreign Service Officer, Served on the Staff of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee between 1977 and 1985, Principle author of the 1980 presidential transition report on intelligence, Author of The Character of Nations: How Politics Makes and Breaks Prosperity, Family and Civility:

• The current revolution taking place in the US
• Disconnection between the political elite and the public

(PART TWO):

• Consequences of midterm election results
• The improvement of the Trump administration’s national security agenda

(PART THREE):

• The collaborative efforts of the red-green axis
• Glaring shortcomings in US national security apparatuses

(PART FOUR):

• Vladimir Putin’s long-term political aims
• The Trump administration’s coherent China policy

RUSS DALLEN, President & Editor in Chief at The Latin American Herald Tribune, Head of the international investment bank, Caracas Capital Markets, Served as President of Venezuela’s “The Daily Journal”:

• Consequences of presidential election in Brazil
• Current state of US- Latin American affairs
• The Venezuela-Russia relationship 

DIANA WEST, Nationally Syndicated Columnist, Blogs at DianaWest.net, Author of “Death of the Grown Up” and “American Betrayal”:

• No ‘blue wave’ in midterm elections
• The impact the Kavanaugh assault had on voters

DAKOTA WOOD, Senior Research Fellow for Defense Programs at the Heritage Foundation, Twenty-year career in the USMC, Former Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, Recently served as a strategist for the United States Marine Corps Special Operations Command:

• A detailed look at the Fiscal Year 2020 budget
• Why allocating funds to military forces is an investment to our national security

GREG SCARLATOIU, Executive Director, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea:

• Implications of Trump’s Pyongyang strategy
• Prospects of unification of Korean peninsula

FRED FLEITZ, CEO and President of Center for Security Policy:

• Significance of Trump’s maximum pressure campaign against Iran
• Prospects of North Korean denuclearization

KEVIN FREEMAN, Senior Fellow at Center for Security Policy, Author of “Game Plan: How to Protect Yourself from the Coming Cyber-Economic Attack,” Author of “Secret Weapon: How Economic Terrorism Brought Down the U.S. Stock Market and Why It Can Happen Again”:

• Is applying more pressure on Iran the right approach?
• Beijing’s digital Belt and Road Initiative
• Implications of US dependencies on Chinese pharmaceuticals

JOE diGENOVA, Founding Partner of the Washington, D.C. Law Firm of diGenova & Toensing, LLP, Former U.S. Attorney, District of Columbia, Former Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the Senate Rules Committee, Former Chief Counsel to the Senate Judiciary, Governmental Affairs and Select Intelligence Committees:

• The illegal targeting of Trump through the Mueller investigation 
• Significance of current Midterm elections 

MARK KRIKORIAN, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies, Contributor at National Review:

• The role immigration has played in the Midterm elections
• Does the incoming caravan pose as a security threat?
• Is birthright citizenship a Constitutional right?

 HANS VON SPAKOVSY, Manager, Election Law Reform Initiative and Senior Legal Fellow Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, Former Member of the Federal Election Commission:

• The birthright citizenship controversy
• Consequences of voter fraud during Midterm elections

ROBERT CHARLES, Former Assistant Secretary of State at the State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs in the Bush Administration, Author of Eagles and Evergreens:

• Implications of incoming Central American caravan
• Why Trump is right to enforce US border security

GORDON CHANG, The Daily Beast contributor, Author of The Coming Collapse of China and Nuclear Showdown: North Korea Takes on the World:

• President Trump’s new posture towards China
• Significance of supply chains moving out of Beijing
• Are the Chinese cutting back on their imports of Iranian oil?

ELAINE DONNELLY, Founder and President of the Center for Military Readiness, Appointed by President George H.W. Bush to the Presidential Commission on the Assignment of Women in the Armed Forces in 1992:

• Federal judges intervening in immigration policy
• Implications of transgender personnel in the military

LAWRENCE PECK, Advisor at the North Korean Freedom Coalition:

• The political orientation of Moon Jae-In’s government
• Consequences of the growing rift between South Korea and US

(PART TWO):

• How the Kim government is undermining President Trump
• South Korea’s easing of sanctions on the North
• Recent Military agreement between NK and SK

(PART THREE):

• Pyongyang’s horrific violations of human rights
• Prospects of unification of Korean Peninsula

(PART FOUR):

• How China enables North Korea’s nuclear proliferation
• Dangers of Pyongyang’s cyber warfare capabilities

RAYMOND IBRAHIM, Author of Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West (2018) Author of Crucified Again: Exposing Islam’s New War on Christians, Born and raised in the U.S. by Coptic-Egyptian parents born and raised in the Middle East

• The origins of the war against the West
• Defining the complexities of the word ‘Jihad’ 

(PART TWO):

• Differentiating offensive jihad vs. defensive Jihad
• How Sharia supremacism has been operationalized over the centuries

(PART THREE):

• 14^th century battles between Islam and the West
• Why Sharia has been the most persistent enemy to the US

(PART FOUR):

• The persecution of Christians in the Middle East
• Dangers of Sharia blasphemy restrictions

DECLAN GANLEY, Chairman and CEO of Rivada Networks:

• Defining 5G technology
• National security implications of 5G technology 

(PART TWO):

• How 5G will transform the global economy
• The possible dangers of 5G being utilized by US adversaries 

(PART THREE):

• Consequences of China’s potential dominance of 5G power
• The current state of the US in the cyber battle-space

(PART FOUR):

• What is the Priority Spectrum used by the Defense Department?
• Are there health implications for increased 5G usage?