Today marks 11 years since the terrible events of september 11 2001.

In the last eleven years we have seen U.S. military operations – big and small – all over the world. It’s clear that the 2001 leadership of al-Qaeda has been broken or killed.

But where does this leave America now?

Where are we with the struggle against al-Qaeda? and what if anything do we need to change?

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Featuring:

BGen Stephen A.  Cheney USMC (Ret.) –  ASP’s CEO and retired Marine Corp Brigadier General

Joshua Foust – a Fellow at ASP specializing in asymmetric operations

and

Matthew Wallin – a Senior Policy Analyst specializing in public diplomacy

 

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