The Heritage Foundation held a forum on the findings of its new report on challenges to homeland security a decade after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. In their discussion panel members focused on three main aspects of the report: over-centralization, pervasive complacency, and entrenched politics. They particularly took issue with airport security tactics, calling the search of bags and each person as “inefficient,” and they called for more on searching for bombs. The program includes questions from audience members.