Shadi Hamid

This conversation features Shadi Hamid, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution known for his insights on political dynamics, and Suzy Weiss, a Free Press columnist who brings expertise in food and culture. They dive into the complexities of classified documents and political accountability across the spectrum. The talks extend to the raw milk revolution, where they discuss food authenticity versus regulation, and the role of education in shaping societal beliefs. The roundtable tackles timely issues with wit and critical analysis.

Shadi Hamid, a foreign policy expert, defends America’s positive role in the world, despite its complexities. Samuel Moyn counters with a critique, emphasizing that America’s actions often overshadow its good intentions. They discuss the implications of Trump's return on American exceptionalism and project a future world dominated by China. The dialogue highlights the delicate balance of U.S.-China relations, critiques the U.S. military legacy, and engages the audience on their perceptions of America's global influence.