Jon Lee Anderson

Jon Lee Anderson, a renowned Staff Writer at The New Yorker and author of 'To Lose a War: The Fall and the Rise of the Taliban', delves into the complicated legacy of America’s 20-year war in Afghanistan. He discusses the shifting definitions of victory in modern warfare, critiques U.S. military strategies post-withdrawal, and reflects on the historical context of conflict in the region. Anderson also parallels America’s challenges in Afghanistan with foreign interventions elsewhere, highlighting lessons learned and unlearned in the fight for peace.

Jon Lee Anderson, a staff writer for The New Yorker, joins Elon Musk, a leading entrepreneur and political activist, and Nicolas Maduro, the controversial Venezuelan leader. They delve into recent accusations by Maduro, who claims Musk hacked Venezuela’s electoral council, exploring his rise as a geopolitical player. Topics include Musk's endorsements of political figures like Donald Trump, the influence of social media on global politics, and the challenges posed by celebrity in governance. Their discussion highlights the intersection of technology, politics, and ethics in today’s world.