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The Brian Lehrer Show

How a Second Trump Presidency Might be More Dangerous Than the First

The Brian Lehrer Show

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4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 December 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, talks about the magazine's new issue that examines how different a second Trump presidency could be from the first, plus the latest national political news.

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0:00.0

It's the Brian Larraichow on WNC.

0:13.0

Good morning everyone.

0:14.6

We have Jeffrey Goldberg, editor and chief of the Atlantic with us,

0:17.9

to do kind of double duty today.

0:20.2

We'll talk about what might be a dramatic turning point in the Biden administration's relationship

0:25.2

to the Israel-Hamass war.

0:27.4

We'll place sound bites of Vice President Harris and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin,

0:32.0

who are both now being openly critical of the way Israel is

0:35.1

fighting in Gaza killing so many thousands of civilians. How important is this

0:39.7

turn and how might it affect the short and long-term outcomes of this intractable

0:44.8

conflict. Jeffrey has deep experience in the region including serving in the

0:48.8

Israeli Defense Forces and being a columnist for the Jerusalem Post and Middle East columnist for the

0:54.4

Washington Post will also touch on the Russia-Ukraine war which Jeffrey has

0:58.9

written about and which the world forgets about at its peril with Israel Hamas so difficult to look away from.

1:05.5

But I said double duty because Jeffrey Goldberg, as editor of the Atlantic, will also take us

1:09.6

inside the new special issue of the magazine. Notably it's the January, February 2024

1:16.1

issue that contains 24 essays by 24 writers about 24 things that might happen if Donald Trump is reelected president in

1:26.4

2024. So let's dive right in. Jeffrey we always learn things when you come on

1:31.2

the show. Thanks for making this one of your

1:33.0

stops about the special issue and for talking about the news as well. Welcome back

1:37.3

to WNYC. Thanks, thanks for having me. And I'll give you the courtesy of

1:41.9

talking about the special issue first in some detail, but let's

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