Can the Next President Change U.S. Foreign Policy?

A deep dive into the challenges of U.S. foreign policy highlights the tension between objectives and national security resources. The hosts examine how inertia hinders meaningful change and discuss historical precedents. Taiwan's missile purchases and Australia's military advancements are praised as vital steps in responding to new threats. The implications of U.S. aid to Ukraine amidst a presidential transition raise questions about leadership and international roles. Additionally, the podcast explores immigration policy and the complexities of European defense procurement.