America’s Response to 9/11: Looking Back on 20 Years of Foreign Policy

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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The Big Picture: America's Failure to Respond to the Threat of 9/11

02:45 • 2min

3

The Importance of Recognizing the Enemy of Islam

05:09 • 5min

4

The Cost of Self-Censorship in Europe

10:28 • 6min

5

The 20 Years of US Foreign Policy After 9-11

16:12 • 2min

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The War on Terrorism in Afghanistan

18:26 • 6min

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The Risk of Terrorism in the United States

23:59 • 5min

8

The Impact of 9-11 on American Foreign Policy

28:55 • 6min

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The Importance of China's Military Build-Up

34:30 • 3min

10

The Challenges of Succession in North Korea

37:24 • 3min

11

The Importance of Principles in Foreign Policy

40:35 • 2min

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The Importance of a Plan

42:17 • 2min

13

The Challenges of International Relations

44:11 • 2min

14

The Pentagon's Hit

45:48 • 4min

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The United States Should Accept Refugees Instead of Europe

49:39 • 2min

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The Importance of Refugee Resettlement in Afghanistan

51:35 • 3min

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The Importance of American Energy Independence

54:57 • 3min

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The Role of Oil Interests in Released Policy

57:37 • 5min

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The Politics of Oil and the Middle East

01:02:18 • 3min

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The Role of the United States in the Middle East

01:05:22 • 4min

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The Differences Between Alon and Justin's Positions

01:09:18 • 5min

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The Failure of the Government to Keep Terrorists Read at a Manageable Level

01:14:07 • 4min

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The Effect of Mind 11 on America's Response to Terrorism

01:18:07 • 2min

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The Importance of Identification of the Enemy as the Islamist Movement

01:20:09 • 3min

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The Importance of Attacking Regimes

01:23:06 • 2min