On with Kara Swisher How Much Damage Did Trump Do to America’s Standing In the World?
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Feb 27, 2023 
Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, dives deep into America's shifting global standing post-Trump. He discusses the ramifications of the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing how U.S. credibility is waning and needs reassessment. The conversation touches on America's declining soft power and the challenges of managing relations with China. Haass also highlights the importance of civic responsibility amid rising political violence, urging the need for informed citizenship in today's turbulent political climate.
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Ukraine Conflict Resolution
- Richard Haass doubts there will be a military or diplomatic breakthrough in Ukraine soon.
- Russia is entrenched, and China may support them, while Ukraine's goals remain ambitious.
Starlink's Importance and Risk
- Elon Musk's Starlink is essential for Ukrainian military communication.
- Haass finds it concerning that a private individual has such significant influence over national security.
Deterioration of US-China Relations
- US-China relations are at their worst since the modern relationship began.
- China's economic espionage against US firms has contributed to the deterioration.
