Lessons from the National Security Council - Advice for the New Administration

Explore insights from former US National Security Advisors in this 58-minute panel discussion on reforming America's national security decision-making process. Gain valuable perspectives on rebuilding the foundation of national security architecture, addressing key challenges, and implementing practical solutions. Delve into topics such as the National Security Council's effectiveness, presidential advisory roles, cybersecurity, technology policy, and long-term strategic planning. Learn about priorities for new administrations, homeland security, and the integration of various departments and agencies. Discover expert opinions on handling critical issues like North Korea and budgeting for national security. Benefit from the wealth of experience shared by Steve Hadley and Tom Donlon, moderated by Joseph Nye, as they offer advice and lessons learned from their time serving at the highest levels of government.

Introduction
The National Security Council
Is the system broken
Brent Scowcroft
A President Gets the National Security Advisor
Lessons from the National Security Council
Advice for the New Administration
Priorities for the Administration
Homeland Security Adviser
Cyber Security
Integration
Technology Policy
Audience Question
The Right Structure
The Right Integration
North Korea
Longterm thinking
Strategic response
Budgeting
Priorities
Questions