Attention Planet Earth: Listen to this Pod and Learn What the Next US Presidency Will Be Like

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Chris Cotnoir

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🗓️ 15 August 2019

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

The day after Donald Trump leaves office in January 2021 (as we'll assume for the sake of argument and/or sanity that he does), what happens to America's relations with the world? What snaps back to the way it was in the past? What does not? Where has irreparable damage been done? Where are quick fixes possible? And where might there be meaningful differences between different potential candidates to succeed Trump? We discuss all these with leading Democratic foreign policy strategist and thinker Jake Sullivan, formerly the top policy advisor to the Clinton campaign and a senior official in the White House and the State Department during the Obama years. Tune in for this important glimpse into a world that may only be 18 months away. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/deepstateradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:33.0	Hello and, and,
0:35.0	Hello and, and...
0:37.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of National Security magazine. This is David Rothcuff. I'm your host and I am joined today by Jake Sullivan who was
0:50.3	Senior Policy Advisor on the Hillary Clinton campaign held senior positions in the Obama administration,
0:56.2	both in the White House and the State Department, and who is one of the leading foreign policy
1:01.9	and national security thinkers in the Democratic Party.
1:06.0	And of course we are looking ahead towards 2020.
1:10.5	We've got 25-ish Democratic candidates kind of competing with one another and thus
1:18.0	far haven't heard a lot about foreign policy in the course of the campaign.
1:23.4	Meanwhile, the world has been, you know, sort of going to hell in a hand basket.
1:29.1	You know, North Korea, worse than it was.
1:32.3	China trade dispute, bit of problem there, world economy waiting, worried Chinese
1:39.3	troops masked and Shenzhen violence in Hong Kong,
1:46.1	repression in Xinjiang province,
1:49.5	India and Pakistan on the verge of war
1:52.3	in Kashmir, the JCPOA, which Jake was intimately involved with having
1:59.5	no longer being honored by the United States.
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