Steve Kastenbaum calls in to give us the latest on the shooting in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Esteban Santiago, a former Puerto Rican National Guardsman, killed 5 and wounded 8 others. Santiago retrieved his firearm from his checked bag and then began opening fire on the victims. He had refused mental health treatment in the past. The lives of these victims’ families have been ruined forever. After that, James Rosen calls in to talk about the intelligence report on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election. What did the Obama administration do to prevent the Russian hacking? If protecting an American election is key—and it is absolutely key—then what effective steps did Obama take to deter the cyberwarfare? Obama and the Democrats have been whining for months now about the Russians helping Donald Trump win the presidency, yet they still refuse to look themselves in the mirror and acknowledge their own faults. Vladimir Putin is our enemy – he’s threatening the West, had cyber-attacks done against America and wants to make Russia Great again. If we are to put America first, why embrace Putin? There should be no love from Americans for him. Finally, Bill Gertz calls in to talk about his book, iWar:War and Peace in the Information Age.