In this engaging conversation, Daniel Drezner, a Tufts University professor specializing in international politics, and Kori Schake, an expert from the American Enterprise Institute with deep roots in U.S. defense and foreign policy, dive into the implications of a second Trump term. They explore how Trump's past policies on Ukraine, trade, and alliances could return with even more vigor. Key topics include potential shifts in Middle Eastern relations, the unpredictable nature of U.S.-China dealings, and the complicated dynamics of immigration policies with Mexico. Tune in for a thought-provoking analysis!

Debates on whether the US should ban TikTok due to data privacy concerns, Chinese ownership worries, and national security implications. Arguments for banning focus on limiting Chinese influence, while opponents claim it would undermine a valuable video platform. Journalist encounters monitoring by ByteDance, raising further data privacy concerns and app ban implications.

In this engaging discussion, Peter Feaver, a civil-military relations expert, Kori Schake from the American Enterprise Institute, and Alexander Vindman, a military fellow, dive into General Milley’s controversial actions during the Trump administration. They explore the balance of military authority and civilian oversight, scrutinizing Milley's communications with Chinese officials amidst crises. The trio highlights the ethical dilemmas faced by military leaders, the implications of their decisions on national security, and the critical need for principled military guidance in politically charged environments.

Philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy discusses morale in Ukraine. Haaretz correspondent Amir Tibon shares Israel's war strategy. Kori Schake and Anne Applebaum talk about waning support for Ukraine. Former Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust discusses antisemitism on campus.

In this lively discussion, Scott R. Anderson, a Brookings Fellow, Dmitri Alperovitch, Co-Founder of Silverado Policy Accelerator, Kori Schake from the American Enterprise Institute, and Natan Sachs, Director of the Center for Middle East Policy, dive into critical national security issues as they relate to the 2024 election. They dissect Kamala Harris's and Donald Trump's differing foreign policies, especially regarding Ukraine, Israel, and NATO. The panel also explores the implications of these approaches on future U.S. aid and global alliances.

Kori Schake, a senior fellow and director of foreign and defense policy at the American Enterprise Institute, critiques the implications of a potential second Trump presidency on U.S. foreign policy. She delves into the concept of 'conservative internationalism' and explores the historical missteps in American military interventions. Discussions include challenges posed by nations like China and Russia, inconsistencies in defense spending, and the precarious state of alliances. Schake advocates for a reformed approach that balances American strength with global responsibilities.

Topics discussed include Netanyahu's plans for Rafah and the debate over banning TikTok. The future of AI warfare and chaos in Haiti are also covered. Is the two-state solution a mirage in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

Guests Mike O'Hanlon and Kori Schake discuss the nomination of General Austin as Secretary of Defense, addressing concerns about his lack of experience in Asia, his expertise in defense companies, and the importance of diversity in the cabinet. They also explore other potential candidates, confirmation politics, and the challenges General Austin may face in the role.

Kori Schake, guest is a writer who has written an article about Thucydides In this podcast, the guest discusses the recent surge of interest in Thucydides and his work, including the concept of 'Thucydides’s Trap.' They explore the dangers of populism and mob mentality throughout history and how they relate to America's democratic system. The contrasting arguments of Cleon and Diodotus on responding to rebellion are compared to American foreign policy. The importance of values and behavior in creating a liberal order is emphasized, as well as the expansion of voting rights in Britain and its impact on the international order. The potential challenges China's rise poses to the established order and the significance of appreciating American citizenship are also explored.

Rosa Brooks, a geopolitical expert on the Middle East, Kori Schake, an authority on international security, and Ed Luce, an insightful journalist, dive into escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. They scrutinize Israel's goals amid rising conflict and the complexities of U.S. military support in the region. The trio also critiques President Biden's speech at the UN and discusses the political implications for U.S. leaders, wrapping it all in a blend of humor and serious commentary on global diplomacy.