Jake Sullivan, White House National Security Advisor and experienced diplomat, discusses the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire and Russia's strikes on Ukraine, illustrating the complexities of global diplomacy. Republican Senator Mike Rounds shares insights on President-elect Trump's tariff threats to Canada and Mexico, emphasizing the challenges ahead for U.S. trade policies. The conversation also touches on the future of the Democratic Party post-November elections, highlighting lessons learned and strategic adjustments needed.

Ted Cruz, Republican Senator from Texas, and Alex Padilla, Democratic Senator from California, discuss the political fallout surrounding President-elect Trump’s Cabinet nominations. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan shares insights on President Biden's foreign policy successes, including securing American hostages. CBS analyst Jill Schlesinger evaluates the economic implications of upcoming tariffs during the holiday shopping season. Historian H.W. Brands reflects on Roosevelt and Lindbergh's contrasting views on America’s global role before World War II.

Kamala Harris, the current U.S. Vice President, and Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor, delve into pressing geopolitical shifts. They discuss Ukraine’s ongoing conflict and the potential repercussions for U.S. foreign policy under new leadership. The conversation also critiques the Inflation Reduction Act, revealing how promised green advancements are stymied by economic reality. Finally, they explore Azerbaijan's ambition to join BRICS, emphasizing its strategic pivot towards Russia amidst the changing global landscape.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan discusses the war in Ukraine, Rep. Byron Donalds talks about Trump's stance on IVF, and Gov. Gavin Newsom defends Biden's chances in 2024. The roundtable delves into South Carolina's Republican primary and more.

Jake Sullivan, the National Security Advisor, discusses a recent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah, emphasizing the U.S.'s crucial role in hostage negotiations. Chris Murphy, a Democratic Senator from Connecticut, shares his reactions to bomb threats targeted at his state's congressional delegation. The conversation touches on the broader implications of regional conflicts, effective leadership, and the need for bipartisan cooperation in navigating complex political dynamics.

Jake Sullivan, the National Security Advisor during the Biden administration, shares insights on the tumultuous transition to a second Trump presidency. He discusses the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, emphasizing the uncertain future of U.S. foreign policy. The conversation highlights the Senate's role in balancing presidential power and the implications of cabinet nominations. Sullivan also reflects on Biden’s strategic decisions at the G20, including military support for Ukraine, as global tensions continue to rise.

Jake Sullivan, nationaler Sicherheitsberater von Präsident Joe Biden, diskutiert die aktuelle militärische Auseinandersetzung zwischen Israel und dem Iran. Er betont, dass die USA diesmal eine stärkere Reaktion auf den jüngsten iranischen Angriff erwarten. Zudem erläutert Amrai Coen die amerikanische Position im Konflikt und die möglichen Implikationen für Israel. Da die Skepsis gegenüber der Energiewende im Osten Deutschlands zunimmt, beleuchtet Ricarda Richter die Sorgen der Bevölkerung über soziale Gerechtigkeit und Wohlstand.

Bill Bishop, the author of Sinocism, hosts Jake Sullivan, the National Security Advisor, and Wang Yi, the Director of the Office of the Central Foreign Affairs Commission. They dive into the essential dialogues between U.S. and Chinese leaders, shedding light on the impacts of recent meetings amidst escalating South China Sea tensions. The discussion also covers geopolitical ramifications of semiconductor controls and China's threats to Japan. Wrapping up, they explore the explosive success of the video game 'Black Myth: Wukong' and its cultural significance.

Wang Yi, a senior Chinese diplomat known for his strategic negotiations, meets with U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan for a crucial dialogue in Beijing. They tackle sensitive topics like Taiwan, emphasizing the importance of open communication between the two nations. The discussion marks a significant shift in U.S.-China relations after eight years of stagnation. Additionally, they touch on economic growth in China, including a rise in industrial profits, amidst a backdrop of global challenges and geopolitical tensions.

In this episode, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan gives an update on the hostages held by Hamas. Rep. Mike Turner shares his assessment on hostage releases and aid to Israel. Selma Blair discusses her work on disability rights after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.