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Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

How regime change in Iran could recover our failed foreign policy Ep. 178

Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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News, Politics, Society & Culture, News Commentary

4.83.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Have we reached the Jenga Point of foreign policy?  In this first episode of 2018, we frame the new year by beginning with foreign policy. President Trump can remake our national security and promote peace for the world by supporting regime change in Iran without making any of the painful investments we’ve expended in other failed conflicts. We bring on CR’s national security correspondent, Jordan Schachtel (@JordanSchachtel), to discuss what is going on in Iran and what Trump should do next.   We delve into the broader Middle East chessboard and how this “intervention” would be different from other failed choices made by past leaders. At the end of the show, we contrast the use of soft power to overthrow the mullahs with the use of heavy military intervention in Afghanistan to show what is a prudent intervention and what is a counterintuitive one. Overall, not a bad start to 2018 from the president!  Show notes Trump moving to the right, but still held down by cabinet 5 ways Trump could spark regime change with no cost How NYT is making big bucks off Iran tours Obama lackeys siding with Iranian regime Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

You're listening to the Conservative Conscience.

0:04.0

In Washington, politicians are full of half-trudes in hot air.

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The Conservative Conscience is here to help you cut through the rhetoric and noise and explore the politically right way to think about the issues.

0:14.0

You'll dive into one of the most insightful conservative minds in America.

0:18.0

Conservative Review Senior Editor Daniel Horowitz.

0:21.0

Using pure common sense and ignoring the groupthink,

0:24.0

Daniel breaks down the major issues in Washington.

0:27.0

You are now entering the Conservative Conscience.

0:31.0

And yes, welcome back to the Conservative Conscience.

0:34.0

This is your host, Daniel Horowitz. Welcome back to the New Year.

0:38.0

Unbelievably, it's January 2nd, 2018. I can't believe it's 2018 already.

0:44.0

Gosh, last year was probably the quickest year of my life.

0:47.0

I don't know about you guys, but as I get older and just embroiled in work and kids and gosh, the time just flies on a person.

0:56.0

But really refreshed from this vacation.

1:00.0

It's probably one of the first times in recent memory I feel just positive, so much positive energy coming back.

1:07.0

I know I'm dubbed the Profit of Lamentations by both my detractors and my supporters.

1:14.0

But I actually have a lot of good news.

1:17.0

And while we're certainly going to cover in the coming years,

1:20.0

all the failures of Congress, of this administration, of our system of governance,

1:25.0

all the positive ideas we have, I think it's important to first reflect on just the last couple of weeks that the president has really ended the year on a positive trajectory.

1:38.0

You know, for much of the year, we focused on the fact that we're getting all the liabilities of Trump's persona and character, but really none of the benefits.

1:48.0

But I think that has changed a lot.

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