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Trump Two Years After His Election: Who Gets the...

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2018/10/30

With the midterm elections days away, our experts discuss just what the past two years have taught us about Trump, about the American electorate, and about the world. We also talk about where we are headed and what we can expect from the next two years of Trump's term...if he makes it all the way through them. Bow your heads and pray to the deity of your choice for the outcome we need. Then tune in to join Rosa Brooks of Georgetown University, Kori Schake of IISS, Evelyn Farkas of the

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1-on-1 with Emy Shayo: It’s Bolsonaro’s Brazil...

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2018/10/29

J.P. Morgan’s Emy Shayo is one of Brazil’s most respected analysts. With the election of right wing candidate Jair Bolsonaro to the presidency in Brazil, the country and region have taken a disturbing turn. That said, markets responded positively. Is this another case of the markets getting bought off…only to allow a bad guy to do damage to civil liberties? (See America, United States of) Tune in for a fresh and somewhat contrarian take to what you have heard thus far. Hosted on Acast. See

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1-on-1 with Mieke Eoyang: The Urgent Need to Rethink...

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2018/10/29

Cyber-risk is literally everywhere. Everyone is vulnerable. We have never faced such a challenge before. And whereas the defense establishment has some pretty sophisticated defenses and offenses developed, the reality is that any city, any country, any person in America can be a target of an attack. How do we address this massive new threat? Mieke Eoyang, VP for National Security at Third Way, is helping to lead an effort to generate new thinking in this regard and in this one-on-one

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1-on-1 with David Sanger: It's Been Quite a Week,...

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2018/10/26

Remember way back when we were concerned with how the White House was planning on pulling out of yet another international agreement, this one among the very few real nuclear arms control agreements that exist? That was Monday. Since then we have had news the president has had his cellphone hacked because he can't be bothered with security, one of the most extraordinary bombing campaigns in America history, the president dismissing it by calling it "this 'bomb' stuff" and then a couple hours later

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1-on-1 with David Sanger: It's Been Quite a Week,...

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2018/10/26

Remember way back when we were concerned with how the White House was planning on pulling out of yet another international agreement, this one among the very few real nuclear arms control agreements that exist? That was Monday. Since then we have had news the president has had his cellphone hacked because he can't be bothered with security, one of the most extraordinary bombing campaigns in America history, the president dismissing it by calling it "this 'bomb' stuff" and then a couple hours later

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If Every Teacher Had a Portable Nuclear Weapon There...

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2018/10/23

The Kashoggi murder has rocked the Middle East. The underlying crime was so horrific, its cover-up has been so pathetic and unpersuasive, and the position of the US administration has only compounded the outrage. The question is: Will this change anything? Our guests Stephen Walt, Rosa Brooks, Kori Schake and Ed Luce discuss and then move on to considering what the deeper significance of the Trump Administration's decision to pull out of the INF Treaty with Russia might mean for the US,

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The Hell of Good Intentions...and the Pleasures of...

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2018/10/23

Harvard's Stephen Walt has written a timely book called "The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy"...which is just exactly the kind of subject you would expect Rosa Brooks, Kori Schake, and Ed Luce to want to discuss with Steve Walt given the hell of current events and the number of members of the U.S. foreign policy elite they know who are also declining. Join us for a fascinating discussion about where America went wrong and what, if

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1-on-1 with Fred Hochberg: The Future of...

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2018/10/18

If the Democrats win in November, it may mean paralysis in Congress on a wide variety of issues. But on trade there is what some consider an "unholy" alliance between the far right and the far left in opposition to trade. When they unite they are a powerful group that shares Donald Trump's trade skepticism. What does that mean for trade between now and 2020? Nafta 2.0? China trade war? Aluminum and steel tariffs? Autos? Former Eximbank Chairman Hochberg discusses the outlook, how we got here

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1-on-1 with Rula Jebreal: The Khashoggi Case and Its...

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2018/10/16

Middle East scholar and commentator Rula Jebreal joins us for a frank discussion of where the case of the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi has brought us in regional relations and what we might expect next in the way of regional reforms or tensions. Also: A discussion of the role the US can play working with reformers to produce outcomes that are better for the people of the region--and worse for extremists. Join us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What Foreign Policy Shifts May Follow a Dem Victory...

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2018/10/16

While the Trump Administration may get much Trumpier with the personnel changes expected after Election Day, a Democratic victory on November 6th that brought them control of the House of Representatives is likely to create a check on Trump's impulses of a sort he has never had to deal with. From Russia to the Middle East, the Democrats will be pushing for very different policies and countries that have cozied up to the president perhaps should expect a backlash...one that could get worse in 2020.

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Fascist, Incompetent or Both: Assessing Trumpism Today

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2018/10/16

In the Financial Times our own Ed Luce discusses how Trump's attacks on the truth and his enemies have moved us toward fascism and where he has fallen short of achieving key steps on the road toward that brand of authoritarianism. Our panel including Ed, Rosa Brooks of Georgetown, Kori Schake of IISS and Joe Cirincione of the Plowshares fund discuss whether we may go next and what recent developments--from the Khashoggi case to Trump on the stump--reveal about the trends. Tune in! Hosted on Acast

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1-on-1 with Mieke Eoyang: The Nikki Haley Departure...

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2018/10/12

Nikki Haley's sudden resignation as US UN Ambassador was not just a shock to the foreign policy community. It's also another sign that post November 6th, the Trump foreign policy team is likely to be further transformed and to shift further in the direction of the hawkish views of National Security Advisor John Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the White House team closest to Donald Trump. Will that change include the departure of SecDef Jim Mattis? And what if the Dems win the

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1-on-1 with Peter W. Singer: LikeWar the...

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2018/10/12

Peter Singer, one of the most creative thinkers considering how technology is transforming the national security realm has a new book out written with Emerson Brooking. It explores how social media was transformed into an important battlefield before our very eyes and it is essential reading. But don't take our word for it. Listen to Peter discuss it on this Deep State Radio 1-on-1. From his description of how General Mike Flynn went from visionary to lunatic conspiracy theorist to his

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Joe Cirincione: A Ray of Hope Out of North Korea?

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2018/10/12

Here in the Deep State we’re so used to the endless shitstorm of the past few years that sometimes we can become a trifle cynical. But there is a possibility that the recent talks between North and South may actually represent progress and that two sides may be moving in a more peaceful direction. Sure, the North is still building nukes. But, if the chances of war decrease, so does the likelihood of using the nukes. An expert take from Joe Cirincione of the Ploughshares Fund. Hosted on

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Evelyn Farkas: You're So Vain, Russia, You Probably...

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2018/10/12

It really gets under the skin of Atlantic Council national security expert Evelyn Farkas that people always push back on NATO expansion because it might offend Russia. Even Donald Trump started doing it after his Helsinki meeting with Vladimir Putin when he questioned the idea of Montenegro joining. (We wonder where he got that idea.). Evelyn examines the benefits of NATO that have nothing to do with Russia at all and why it continues to be important to stabilizing Europe in the 21st

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David Sanger: The War That Never Ends, Latest...

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2018/10/12

Indictments in Washington and Holland made it clear that Russian intelligence has been pursuing cyber operations far beyond just America’s elections. With efforts targeting sports doping authorities (to retaliate for Russian athletes being caught juicing) and others going after investigators associated with the shoot-down of the Malaysian airliner flight over Ukraine, Western intelligence agencies sent a strong message to Vladimir Putin that they have their eye on him. The question, as

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Hisham Melhem: Do the Administration’s Curious Moves...

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2018/10/12

This week, the US pulled out of a 1955 treaty of amity with Iran. They did it to send a signal that the two countries, that haven’t been friends since 1979, still aren’t, apparently. They also pulled out of a second important agreement, an amendment to the Vienna Convention, in protest of a case brought under it against the US by the Palestinians. Both acts were linked to actions in the International Court of Justice—one a loss on a case regarding Iran sanctions that was tied in part to

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