Bill Roggio, Peter Pham, Jose Cardenas, Fred Fleitz

BILL ROGGIO, Managing Editor of the Long War Journal: 

• President Obama's speech at West Point
• Withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan
• Thoughts on the planned arming and training of potential moderate groups in Syria

PETER PHAM, The Atlantic Council

• Grading Obama's foreign policy concerning U.S. strategic and economic goals in Africa
• Increasing Chinese military influence in Africa parallel to a shrinking U.S. Africa Command
• Did the failure to label Boko Haram as a designated terror group affect broader American goals in Africa?

JOSE CARDENAS, former USAID Acting Assistant for Latin America and the Caribbean: 

• President Obama's West Point speech outlining his administration's international goals and feelings towards American exceptionalism
• Anti-American sentiments in Venezuela
• The elections in Colombia and the possible role the narco-terror group FARC will play after the elections

FRED FLEITZ, Center for Security Policy

• President Obama's failure to emphasize terrorism as a threat in his recent foreign policy speech at West Point
• Past failures that may have motivated Edward Snowden to seek revenge against the United States