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Leslie and callers discuss the significance of the 3.7 million people who rallied in France Sunday, including 1.6 million people in Paris.
They also discuss whether America should've sent someone to the rally with a 'higher profile' than the U.S. Ambassador to France whom attended.

Leslie is joined by Kevin Cirilli, a reporter for 'The Hill.' They discuss Attorney General Eric Holder's comments that the specter of small-scale terror attacks on America keeps him up at night.

Leslie is joined by Dana Lewis, a correspondent with Al Jazeera America. They discuss the post attack rallies in France over the weekend.

Leslie, her guest Brad Bannon and callers react to the two French Sieges today that killed three terrorists; but left one terrorist at large and four hostages dead.

Leslie is joined by Bob Dougherty, the intelligence and counter intelligence director at Counter-Terrorism Watch Inc. a U.S. defense contracting firm specializing in intelligence, counter-terrorism, and special operations training.

French police executed two separate raids today. Three terrorists (the Kouachi Brothers and Amedy Coulibaly) were killed, but one (Hayat Boumeddiene) remains at large and four hostages were killed.

Leslie interviews Bob as to how he thinks the Police did overall, as well as how attacks like this can be prevented from happening in the future.

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Leslie and callers discuss the way the world's press has reacted to the Charlie Hebdo attack, the fact that the French police officer killed during the attack was Muslim, and the Muslim world's reaction to the attack.

Leslie is joined by Glenn Carle, who had a career as a CIA Clandestine Services officer, serving from 1985-2007, on four continents. They discuss the manhunt for the two suspects accused of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack.

Leslie is joined by Hoda Elshishtawy, Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) National Policy Analyst. The two discuss the large number of Muslim organizations that have denounced the Charlie Hebdo attack and how they insist that Islam is a religion of peace.

The American media chickens out, CNN ABC AP & FOX won't be showing the Charlie Hebdo cartoon of the prophet, in response to the attack by muslims in France, the AP pulls the 28 year old picture of Piss Christ from its image library to avoid attacks from Christians; Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie meet the Pope, Britney Spears' sister pulls a knife; Funkhouser only takes meds as a last resort.

The American media chickens out, CNN ABC AP & FOX won't be showing the Charlie Hebdo cartoon of the prophet, in response to the attack by muslims in France, the AP pulls the 28 year old picture of Piss Christ from its image library to avoid attacks from Christians; Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie meet the Pope, Britney Spears' sister pulls a knife; Funkhouser only takes meds as a last resort.

Leslie and callers discuss multiple aspects of the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris, France.

Leslie is joined by Colonel Cedric Leighton to analyze how the attack on Charlie Hebdo took place and what it might mean about the suspects and their motivations and backgrounds.

Colonel Cedric Leighton is Founder and President of Cedric Leighton Associates, a strategic risk and leadership consultancy serving global companies and organizations.

He founded the company in 2010, after serving in the US Air Force for 26 years as an Intelligence Officer and attaining the rank of Colonel.