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This week’s radicalization hearings called by Congressman Peter King raise one obvious question: what is there left for Capital Hill and the American public to learn as we approach the tenth anniversary of the 2001? The simple answer is: a great deal.

Soon after President Obama assumed office, his very top adviser for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, the former CIA official John Brennan, made it very clear that the new administration understands the post-9/11 world very differently from Georg W. Bush’s White House. In a seminal speech he gave at CSIS, Brennan declared a definitive sea-change in national security policy. 

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