By threat assessment we mean sitting down and soberly looking at the different threats posed by different kinds of terrorism. It's not very likely. In fact, it's the least likely of any of these scenarios that a terrorist will actually get ahold of a nuclear bomb. Now, watch, tomorrow there will be a nuclear weapon aimed at New York. Next is probably a biological weapon.
Biological weapons are very hard to make and deliver.
One thing we learned from the Om sect is that most of the attempts that they made at committing mass murder failed. They had real problems with delivery systems. So, to that extent there's a fair amount of hype in the publicity of biochemical weapons, weapons of mass destruction. These weapons are a lot harder to get, a lot harder to make and a lot harder to deliver than the media's letting on. And that's the saving grace.