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Erick Stakelbeck

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Erick Stakelbeck is a sought after authority on terrorism and national security issues with extensive experience in television, radio, print and web media.

Erick is a full-time correspondent and terrorism analyst for CBN News. He covers the global war on terror, U.S. national security, the Middle East and the growth of radical Islam at home and abroad for the network’s Washington, D.C. bureau.  He also authors his popular blog, Stakelbeck on Terror.

Erick produces and reports feature stories for CBN News' nationally televised news programs on issues such as Al-Qaeda’s worldwide operations; Iran’s nuclear program; the Iraq and Afghanistan wars; Hamas, Hezbollah and existential threats to Israel’s security; and creeping sharia law and the stealth jihad in the United States and Europe.

Erick has made hundreds of appearances as a commentator on leading television and radio programs. His appearances include: The O’Reilly Factor, The Big Story with John Gibson, Your World with Neil Cavuto, Fox Weekend Live, Fox Online, Fox and Friends, The Live Desk with Martha McCallum, America’s Newsroom with Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly,  CNN Headline’s Glenn Beck Show, Lou Dobbs Tonight, and Countdown with Keith Olbermann.

Erick has also worked as a senior writer and analyst at the Investigative Project on Terrorism, a leading counterterrorism think tank founded by terrorism expert Steven Emerson. His articles on Islamic extremism, global terrorism, and national security have appeared in the Wall Street Journal Europe, Weekly Standard, Washington Times, New York Post, New York Sun, Jerusalem Post, and National Review Online, among other publications.

Erick has addressed members of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Dallas Council on Foreign Relations, among others, on terrorism and Middle East-related issues.

Throughout 2007, Erick contributed weekly “video blog” commentaries at Hot Air.com, a cutting-edge Web site founded by best-selling author and Fox News commentator Michelle Malkin.

Erick has also served as a contributing editor for David Horowitz's Frontpage Magazine.com and has written for several national sports publications.

He is a graduate of Holy Family University in Philadelphia. His blog, “Stakelbeck on Terror,” can be found at CBNNews.com

My Stories

Updated 8 days ago

North Africa: The Active Hotspot for Al Qaeda

Much like a corporation, Al Qaeda maintains regional franchises around the world. One of the terror group's most active branches is based in North Africa.

Updated 9 days ago

FBI: Ft. Hood Shooter Had Jihadist Connections

What did government agencies know about Nidal Malik Hasan, and when did they know it? And how deep were Hasan's jihadist connections overseas?

Updated 10 days ago

A New Serbia: Christian Nation Moves Past Conflicts

Serbia today has a peaceful, democratic government that is looking to strengthen its relationship with the United States.

Updated 18 days ago

Al Qaeda in North Africa Threatens the West

Top al Qaeda leaders are saying that if they get their hands on Pakistan's nuclear weapons, they'll use them - a threat that

Updated 23 days ago

Al Qaeda in North Africa Threatens the West

Top al Qaeda leaders are saying that if they get their hands on Pakistan's nuclear weapons, they'll use them.

Updated 23 days ago

Chicago Arrests Sign of Growing Homegrown Jihad

Two Chicago Muslim men have been arrested and charged with plotting terrorist attacks overseas. The arrests are the latest sign of a growing trend in the country.

Updated 36 days ago

Billions in Relief Aid Headed to Pakistan

President Barack Obama is sending a $7.5 billion relief package to Pakistan after signing a bill granting the funds Thursday.

Updated 37 days ago

U.S. Islamic Group Accused of Ties to Terrorists

The Council on American-Islamic relations, or CAIR, has long been accused of having ties to terrorists. Now the group may be facing its most serious charges yet.

Updated 39 days ago

Pakistan Security Continues to Unravel

While President Obama considers whether to send more troops to Afghanistan, the situation next door in Pakistan continues to deteriorate.

Updated 53 days ago

Muslim Prayer Rally Far Below Expectations

Muslim leaders held a highly-anticipated prayer rally in Washington, D.C., Friday, but the attendance was far below expectations.