November 27, 2015
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0:18Now PlayingIn the wake of the terror attacks in Paris, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says there are no specific Paris-like terror threats against the U.S., but there is a concern for copy-cat attacks. New polls show a majority of Americans are fearful that a Paris-style attack could happen near them and there is now growing support for the U.S. to intensify its assault on the Islamic State.
Gwen Ifill will take a closer look at the mood of America after the Paris attacks and how the threat of terrorism is factoring into the debates over national security, foreign policy and 2016 presidential politics with:
Dan Balz of The Washington Post
Peter Baker of the New York Times
Kim Ghattas of the BBC
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