

Trump’s doctrine: the sequel
Nov 16, 2024
Amy Mackinnon, a national security reporter for Foreign Policy, John Herbst, former US ambassador to Ukraine, and Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East negotiator, delve into the implications of a potential second Trump term. They discuss how Trump's simplistic foreign policy might shape global tensions, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East. The conversation highlights the impact of controversial cabinet picks on U.S. relations with allies and the unique challenges he would face against the backdrop of evolving geopolitical conflicts.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Paradox of Trump's Foreign Policy
01:31 • 4min
Staffing and Foreign Policy Dynamics
05:10 • 4min
Controversial Nominees and National Security Risks
08:49 • 3min
Navigating Intelligence and International Relations in a Potential Second Trump Presidency
12:08 • 2min
Diverging Foreign Policies: Trump vs. Biden
13:58 • 16min
Trump's Middle East Policy Analysis
29:48 • 11min