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Top US national security threat: the myth of the stolen election

November 08, 2022
GZERO Staff
America’s Top National Security Threat Comes From Within, Says NYT Journalist | GZERO World

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David Sanger knows a thing or two about national security. After all, it's his beat at the New York Times.

So what does he think is the biggest threat to America's national security right now?

An "insider threat" to the stability of the election system coming not from Russia, not from China, and not from North Korea. The biggest menace is Americans willing to engage in political violence, Sanger tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.

Watch the GZERO World episode: US threat levels from foreign and domestic enemies
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