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Chertoff's 'Gut Feeling' about a Possible Terrorist Attack
Michael Chertoff has created a furor by telling the Chicago Tribune editorial board he has a " gut feeling " that the US could face a terror attack this summer. However, the Secretary of Homeland Security refused to be more specific, and has not increased the color-coded alert level or told possible first-responders to be prepared. Bruce…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readMichael Chertoff has created a furor by telling the Chicago Tribune editorial board he has a "gut feeling" that the US could face a terror attack this summer. However, the Secretary of Homeland Security refused to be more specific, and has not increased the color-coded alert level or told possible first-responders to be prepared. Bruce Hoffman, who studied terrorism at Rand, is Professor of the Security Studies program at Georgetown University.
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1 of 3Pakistan and the Taliban- 1:35Chertoff's 'Gut Feeling' about a Possible Terrorist AttackYou’re reading this
- 7:35The Storming of the Red Mosque, Pakistani Democracy and General Musharraf
- 40:35Former Surgeon General Says Administration Censored Him