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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker

writers and editors about politics. It's Thursday, May 29th. I'm Amelia Lester in this

week for Dorothy Wickenden. Here's my bottom line. America must always lead on the world stage.

Yesterday at West Point, President Obama gave a much anticipated speech on foreign policy.

Terrorism is still the most direct threat to America, he said, but he suggested it was in some

way the end of that era and he put forward a new approach.

I believe we must shift our counterterrorism strategy, drawing on the successes and shortcomings of our experience in Iraq

and Afghanistan to more effectively partner with countries where terrorist networks seek a foothold.

To talk about the speech in Obama's foreign policy, I'm joined by David Remnick, who is the editor

of the New Yorker, and by Ryan Lizza, the magazine's Washington correspondent.

Ryan, let's start with you. Why did Obama give the speech now, and what do you think he was

hoping to achieve? I think the White House has become increasingly frustrated by criticism from

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