#268 Why Leaders REALLY Go to War | Matt Turpin

Matt Turpin, an expert on U.S. foreign policy, discusses critical tensions between the U.S. and an alliance of China, Russia, and others. He argues that leaders often steer their countries toward war due to misguided confidence. Turpin critiques the U.S. strategy regarding China's aggressive moves, especially concerning Taiwan, and highlights the urgent need for transparent dialogue on national security. He also addresses the opioid crisis linked to China's role in fentanyl, urging the need for informed public engagement on these pressing geopolitical issues.