This is the Fox News rundown. Extra.

I'm Dave Anthony. Today, a focus on some of the biggest threats our country faces,

involving our biggest adversaries, and how things have evolved over the last decade and more.

Talking to someone who used to have one of the most important jobs in America,

National Security Advisor. Stephen Hadley filled that role while he worked for President George W. Bush in the second term.

He was actually there for all eight years Bush was in office, and Hadley is the editor of quite a book that is just out.

Taddled handoff, the foreign policy George W. Bush passed to Barack Obama.

It includes memos written at the time when we were changing presidential administrations at the end of 2008 into 2009.

And it covers a lot from Iraq and Afghanistan and the war on terror to Iran and North Korea and nuclear weapons to Russia.

That is where our conversation with Stephen Hadley begins.

We talked to him right after President Biden took that surprise trip to Ukraine days before we marked the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion.

Now the discussion went far too long for us to include everything in Tuesday's rundown podcast we covered so much.

So today, we let you hear everything.

As always, we thank you for listening.

And now Stephen Hadley on the Fox News rundown extra.

Joining us on the Fox News rundown is Stephen Hadley.

He was in the Bush White House for eight years, an assistant to the president for foreign affairs for the first four.

And then the National Security Advisor for the U.S. in the second Bush term, and he has a new book out.

He has put this together with a lot of others. He is the editor of Handoff, the foreign policy.

George W. Bush passed to Barack Obama.

It is like an anthology of a lot of information that was sent from one White House to the next one coming in 2008 to 2009.

And Stephen, thank you very much for joining us.

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