This is

this is CBS. I am the world. I'm John Basser.

welcoming Peter Berkowitz, my colleague at the Hoover Institution

writing most recently at real clerk politics about two

scholars who published We Win They Lose Republican Foreign Policy and the

New Cold War. This is Matthew Kronig of the Atlantic Council and Dan

Nograya of the Atlantic Council. Looking backwards and forwards, backwards to

Ronald Reagan's administration and foreign policy, you will all remember

we win they lose.

That was Ronald Reagan's witty but not inaccurate portrait of his presentation of foreign

policy. And Donald Trump's policy expected, but then reflecting

upon the first Trump administration.

And so what we have here is a vision of how conservatives approached foreign policy in the 21st century.

Peter, a very good evening to you, I want to go quickly through the list that you provide of foreign policy

by conservatives.

I'm not going to be more articulate than that.

And foreign policy by progressives, same thing, not more articulate than that.

This is two teams on a baseball field, okay?

We know them, they might have strengths and weaknesses at shortstop, but they're separate teams.

Conservatives regard foreign policy and foreign affairs as dangerous.

Conservatives respect tradition in foreign policy.

It really matters what happened in 1947, really matters.

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