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Hello, American prestige listeners.

It's Derek.

I am joined, as always, by my friend and comrade, Danny Bessner, and we are very pleased to welcome to the show a distinguished panel

to discuss the first 100 days of the second Donald Trump term from a foreign policy perspective.

We have joining us for the very first time,

somebody I'm really pleased to have on the show. Ishaun Thauru from the Washington Post.

He's a columnist on their foreign desk. He authors the Today's World View Newsletter and column.

And then returning champions, we've got Lizzie Shackleford, former career, U.S.plomatic Current Senior Policy Director at Dartmouth's Dickey Center and a Foreign Affairs columnist with the Chicago Tribune and Van Jackson, author of the Undiplomatic Newsletter, co-hosted the Undiplomatic Podcast, and also co-author with Michael Brennis of the rivalry peril, how great power competition threatens peace and

weakens democracy. So before we get into what I'm sure is going to be an enriching and rewarding

discussion, thank you all for coming on the program. Thanks for having me. Us, us. It's an

us. We're doing this. Just like the lefty to speak on behalf of everyone

wow you hate to see it

it's an honor to make my debut so thanks for having that

we're very glad to have you all back yes

so I guess you know

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