Urgent National Security Matters Await Pres.-Elect Joe Biden

The video discusses national security challenges faced by the U.S. as President Trump leaves office. Elizabeth Newman, a former Homeland Security official, highlights the need to fill security positions and address domestic terrorism. The troop drawdown in Afghanistan and rising tensions with Iran are also covered, with concerns about the impact on Biden's administration. Additionally, the growing tech war with China and its implications for global surveillance are explored.

What is one of the primary concerns of former officials regarding national security as the Trump administration ends?

• The need to increase military spending

• Increasing border security measures

• Filling national security positions

• Reducing the number of intelligence agencies

What potential risk is associated with the U.S. troop drawdown in Afghanistan?

• Increased recruitment by terrorist organizations

• Improved diplomatic relations with neighboring countries

• Strengthening of the Afghan government

• A decrease in global oil prices

How might rising tensions with Iran affect Biden's foreign policy plans?

• It could lead to a new trade agreement

• It might jeopardize rejoining the nuclear deal

• It could result in increased military aid to Iran

• It might improve relations with European allies

What is a major concern regarding China's use of technology?

• Their investment in space exploration

• Their creation of a global surveillance network

• Their focus on agricultural technology

• Their development of renewable energy sources

What challenge does the Biden administration face during the transition period?

• Lack of access to intelligence briefings

• Increased pressure to cut taxes

• A surge in immigration requests

• A need to expand the military