The Tom Woods Show Ep. 2574 Scott Horton on How Clinton and Bush Poisoned Relations with Russia
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Nov 28, 2024 
Scott Horton, an expert on foreign policy and author of 'Provoked,' unpacks the historical missteps of U.S. administrations, particularly Clinton and Bush, that have strained relations with Russia. He critiques contemporary U.S. military support strategies in Ukraine and discusses how these connect to past decisions. Horton highlights the complexities of U.S.-Russia relations, including the misconceptions surrounding NATO and the impact of 9/11. His insights advocate for a deeper understanding of foreign policy dynamics that continue to shape global tensions today.
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Perry's Regret
- William Perry, Clinton's Secretary of Defense, admitted NATO expansion was a mistake.
- He regretted not resigning to prevent the growing mistrust with Russia.
Short-Term Thinking
- National governments often prioritize short-term interests over long-term consequences.
- This shortsightedness, like expanding NATO, can lead to future conflicts.
Horton's Focus
- Accusations of being paid by Russia are illogical.
- Horton's work focuses on debunking harmful lies, not supporting foreign powers.
