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Angry Planet

Going where Obama feared to tread in Syria – the Albright-Hadley plan

Angry Planet

Matthew Gault

History, Politics, News, Conflict, War, Government

4.2898 Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2016

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Guest host and Reuters Diplomatic Correspondent Arshad Mohammed sits down with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley, to discuss a report that amounts to a bipartisan rejection of President Barack Obama's decision to carefully limit U.S. military engagement in the nearly six-year civil war.

Read the story: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-report-idUSKBN13O2MS

 

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The opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the participants, not of Reuters News. We will strengthen our presence and our hand on the ground and we will

0:23.4

send a message to the Russians and the Iranians

0:26.2

that we are a player in this situation

0:28.6

and that neither of them are going to be able to impose their will on Syria.

0:34.0

Hi, this is Reuters

0:37.0

Hi, this is Reuters podcast editor and War College producer Bethel Habte,

0:46.4

filling in for Jason Fields. This week we have a special episode for you from

0:50.8

Washington, D.C. Reuters diplomatic correspondent Arshad Mohamed

0:54.8

nabbed an exclusive interview with former Secretary of State

0:58.0

Madeline Albright, a Democrat, and former National Security

1:01.7

Advisor Stephen Hadley, a Republican who worked under President George W Bush.

1:06.0

They've collaborated on a 100-plus page report to guide the next president on what to do in the Middle East.

1:11.0

They make the case for raising the heat on Assad, but not with a mass

1:15.7

appointment of U.S. ground troops. They call isolationism, quote, a dangerous illusion. And they haven't shown all this to president-elect Donald Trump yet.

1:29.8

You're listening to Reuters War College, a discussion of the world in conflict,

1:34.3

focusing on the stories behind the front lines. I'm Marsha Mohamed, Washington-based diplomatic correspondent for Reuters.

1:49.4

I'm here with former Secretary of State Madeline Albright and former White House National Security

1:53.6

Advisor Stephen Hadley to discuss their Middle East Strategy Task Force report.

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