Following the scare in Hawaii over a false emergency alert of an incoming missile, Executive Editor Kim Dozier speaks with Middlebury Institute's Jeffrey Lewis for some insight on what would happen if a missile were to actually be heading towards the United States. 

North Korea is now hacking for money – we’ll tell you why. We’ll also walk you through the science of the blockchain – the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, and our expert suggests that just maybe, you should invest in some too.

Iranian-Russian ties are growing; why are they natural geopolitical allies? Also: an update on the progress of FISA 702 legislation as Congress pushes to beat the Jan. 19th expiration date of those authorities.

In Washington, D.C., the House votes on a reauthorization bill for Section 702 of FISA – and in the Middle East, we look at Iraq’s parliamentary elections, slated for this May.

What does North Korea really want out of talks with South Korea – and how do we move the conversation to denuclearization? Also, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) offers his take on re-authorization of FISA 702.

Former CIA Acting Director John McLaughlin joins us to discuss today’s talks between North and South Korea, and we look at cyber ‘hacktivists’ and their war against terrorist content online.

Why is Russia investing heavily in its submarine fleet – and should the West be concerned about increased activities near undersea internet cables? Also: Anticipation builds over upcoming talks between North and South Korea.

We analyze ISIS’ presence in Afghanistan and the likely trajectory of that threat. Also – the newly-discovered security flaws present in billions of computer chips – how big a risk does this pose, and for whom?

How is the Trump administration interpreting ongoing protests in Iran— and how will they factor into the president’s decision-making? Also: North Korea’s overtures to the South.

Protests in Iran are still ongoing; what do they mean for the future of the regime? Also, we look at Kim Jong-un’s New Year’s address—and President Trump’s “get tough on Pakistan” talk.