James Clapper and other intelligence officials testified about current and future threats to the United States. Among the topics they addressed were cybersecurity threats, the Obama administration’s counterterrorism policies, and how their agencies might respond to terrorist and other worldwide threats to the U.S.

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Provided to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, March 12 2013.

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