EX-CIA Director Says 'Nothing Easy' About Terror Fight

The transcript discusses the challenges of intelligence gathering against ISIS, emphasizing the difficulty of infiltrating the group and the limitations of technical surveillance due to strong encryption. It highlights the need for improved cooperation among intelligence agencies, noting past communication barriers. The discussion shifts to international coalition efforts led by President Trump, involving countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel, and the potential role of NATO in anti-terrorism. The conversation concludes with the evolving nature of warfare, moving from traditional to electronic means.

What strategies are suggested for dealing with ISIS effectively?

In what ways can international cooperation enhance counterterrorism efforts?