Will U.S. Threat Level Change Due To Paris Attack?

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Paris attacks, highlighting concerns about potential copycat incidents in the US. It covers the US government's response, including President Obama's condemnation and solidarity with France. The political impact in Washington is noted, particularly the debate over Homeland Security funding linked to immigration issues. Senator Lindsey Graham criticizes the Obama administration's anti-terror policies and argues against budget cuts that could affect intelligence operations.

What is the current stance of the White House regarding media publications after the Paris attacks?

• They are increasing security measures for media organizations.

• They are advising media to alter their publications.

• They have identified specific threats against U.S. media.

• They are not calling for any changes in media publications.

What was President Obama's response to the Paris attacks?

• He called for immediate military action.

• He condemned the attacks and offered assistance to France.

• He remained silent on the issue.

• He criticized the French government.

What is the main political issue being debated in Washington following the Paris attacks?

• Tax reforms

• Education policy changes

• Healthcare reform

• Funding for the Department of Homeland Security

What is Senator Lindsey Graham's stance on the budget cuts known as sequestration?

• He argues that the cuts should be halted due to their impact on intelligence.

• He supports the budget cuts.

• He believes the cuts should proceed as planned.

• He thinks the cuts are necessary for economic stability.

How does Senator Graham view the Obama administration's anti-terror policies?

• He believes they are too strong.

• He thinks they are too weak given the current threats.

• He supports the current policies.

• He has no opinion on the matter.