Colin P. Clarke, Director of Research at The Soufan Group and author of "After the Caliphate," discusses the enduring impact of ISIS despite the loss of its physical territory. He highlights the role of independent radicalization, where disconnected individuals commit acts of terrorism influenced by the group's ideologies. Clarke addresses the alarming resurgence of ISIS, their advanced propaganda tactics, and the necessity for a robust collaboration between governments and tech companies to combat online terrorist threats.

Colin P. Clarke, Director of Research at The Soufan Group and author of "After the Caliphate," delves into the evolving threat of ISIS. He discusses how ISIS has maintained influence even without a physical caliphate, using decentralized tactics to inspire attacks worldwide. Clarke highlights the complexities of counteracting these threats, exploring a recent ISIS-linked attack in New Orleans and the connections to personal struggles within radical ideologies. The conversation also touches on the importance of U.S. military presence in Syria for intelligence gathering.

Join investigative journalist Michael Isikoff and Colin P. Clarke, a senior research fellow at The Soufan Group, as they delve into the alarming resurgence of ISIS-K and evolving terror threats post-Afghanistan withdrawal. They discuss the implications of weakened U.S. intelligence and border security challenges while highlighting the complex leadership dynamics within ISIS-K. With rising fears linked to emerging ideologies, they urge a critical reevaluation of national security strategies to safeguard against potential threats reminiscent of 9/11.