Michael Goldfarb, a seasoned journalist and author, delves into the controversial legacy of Henry Kissinger, the influential Secretary of State under Nixon. They discuss Kissinger's complex reputation, balancing his strategic genius with accusations of human rights violations. Goldfarb provides insights into Kissinger's early life in Nazi Germany and his rise in American politics. Their conversation also explores the intricate partnership between Kissinger and Nixon, particularly during pivotal moments like the Vietnam War and how Kissinger’s decisions continue to affect U.S. foreign policy.