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Lawfare Archive: Phil Carter on Civil-Military Relations in the Trump Administration

Sep 5, 2021

38:48

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Phil Carter

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The War on the War on Tactical Weapons

02:47

Is There a Longer Term Impact on the President's Presidency?

02:24

Is There a Collateral Impact of the White House on the Military?

01:50

Introduction

3min

Civil Military Relations - From the Beginning to Today

3min

The War on the War on Tactical Weapons

3min

The Military and Domestic Politics

1min

The Military Side of Compliance With the National Security Standards

5min

The President Appointed Generals to Senior Positions

3min

Is the Military a Political Talent Pool?

2min

What's the Difference Between a General and a Civilian?

2min

Sleep on a Nectar Mattress

2min

10.

Is There a Similar Dynamic in the National Security Council?

4min

11.

The White House and the Pentagon Are a Bit More Akin to the Pentagon and the President's Options

2min

12.

Two More Instances of Trumps Norm Violations

2min

13.

Trump's Military Parade in Washington?

2min

14.

Is There a Longer Term Impact on the President's Presidency?

2min

15.

Do You Think It Will Have an Impact on the Young Soldiers?

2min

16.

Is There a Collateral Impact of the White House on the Military?

2min

17.

The Law Fair Pocast Isprotui Operatone Preco

3min

From February 20, 2018: The military has been not been a refuge from the Trump administration's norm-defying nature. Jack Goldsmith speaks to Phil Carter, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, about the history of civil-military relations, episodes that highlight the Trump administration's departure from that tradition, and what that may mean for the future.

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