

How Harris and Trump Would Differ on Foreign Policy
Oct 21, 2024
Fred Kaplan, a national security columnist for Slate and author of "The Bomb," discusses critical foreign policy dynamics, while Jen Kirby, a freelance journalist, offers insights on current global conflicts. They dive into how a potential Harris administration would contrast with Trump's foreign policy, especially in relation to the Middle East crisis and Ukraine. The conversation touches on implications for U.S. military aid, the impact of Iran's role in geopolitics, and the interplay between foreign issues and voter sentiment in upcoming elections.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Contrasting Foreign Policies: Harris vs. Trump
02:22 • 12min
Foreign Policy Perspectives: Elections and Public Opinion
14:16 • 5min
Navigating U.S. Military Aid and Israel's Defiance
19:06 • 2min
Iran and Global Geopolitics
21:04 • 12min
Trump's Foreign Policy Dilemma
32:58 • 7min
Trump's Presidency: Implications for Global Security
39:29 • 14min
Foreign Policy's Influence on Voter Sentiment
53:07 • 3min