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Experts Debate How the U.S. Should Aproach Global Leadership
President-elect Biden has a clear and consistent message on foreign policy: America is “back at the head of the table.” While some world leaders may welcome a restoration of stable U.S. foreign policy, is Biden’s vision fit for purpose? Peter Beinart argues it’s not in his latest piece for the New York Times. He joins the show to debate this topic with former Pentagon official Kori Schake.
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