Rebecca Friedman Lissner

Frank Hoffman, an experienced strategist, joins Rebecca Friedman Lissner, a Council on Foreign Relations fellow, and Justin Logan, a Cato Institute commentator, to dive deep into contemporary U.S. strategy. They discuss the evolving American military stance in Venezuela and the implications of limited strikes in the Middle East. The guests dissect the Monroe Doctrine's relevance and explore the risks of current policies eroding the U.S. strategic capacity. With spicy takes on China, transatlantic relations, and national security documents, it's a thought-provoking conversation!

Rebecca Friedman Lissner is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, while Mira Rapp-Hooper is a partner at the Asia Group and a former senior director for East Asia at the NSC. They delve into the implications of Trump's policies on the international order, discussing how these changes may lead to lasting disruptions. The conversation highlights the emergence of a multipolar world and the challenges America faces from rising powers like China. They also explore the vital intersection of technology and foreign policy, emphasizing the necessity for a coherent strategy in a shifting geopolitical landscape.