With Mike Pompeo, Claudia Rosett and Robert Spencer

SEC. MICHAEL POMPEO, Former Secretary of State, United States Department of State, Former Director, United States Central Intelligence Agency, Former , Distinguished Fellow, Hudson Institute, @mikepompeo

• Sec. Mike Pompeo talks about the decline in American national security since President Biden took office: “The risk to our nation, and the American way of life, has increased”
• Sec. Pompeo talks about the Biden administration’s fascination with the Iran Nuclear Deal: “…instead of saying ‘that’s the right trajectory to keep America safe'…they said 'Nope. We have this deal and it's really important that we go bring honor to the deal we struck, the JCPOA…President Obama did that'…the world has moved on”
• Sec. Pompeo argues that, at the forefront, America needs to maintain a “world-class” military: “If a President of the United States does what Joe Biden did…and stands in front of his soldiers and says ‘climate change is going to be the biggest battle of your life.’ This is not in America’s best interest”

CLAUDIA ROSETT, Foreign Policy Fellow, Independent Women's Forum, Former Staff Writer, The Wall Street Journal, Former Journalist-in-Residence, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, @CRosett

• Claudia Rosett talks about increasing Chinese aggression: “And as our own State Department likes to say…we have a choice. They’re going to present us with a choice. We could surrender…or we could go to war”
• Rosett responds to China’s climate change commitments: “We’re talk about promises from a country that has violated, systematically…one agreement after another”

ROBERT SPENCER, Director, Jihad Watch, Weekly Columnist, PJ Media and FrontPage Magazine, Author, "Mass Migration in Europe: A Model for the U.S.?," and "Islamophobia and the Threat to Free Speech," @jihadwatchRS 

• Robert Spencer talks about Pope Francis's attempts to increase relations with the leaders of the Muslim faith: “Interfaith dialogue, to be blunt, is simply a means of…Islamic prostituting for the Islamic side and a mechanism to compel or intimidate Christian leaders into being afraid to speak about Muslim persecution of Christians for fear of harming the dialogue”