Hi everyone, my name is Glenn Dyson and I'm joined today by Alexander McCurris and Professor John

Meersheimer. Welcome, it's great to see the both of you again.

The pleasure to be back, pleasure to be speaking to John.

Yeah, it's a pleasure to be back and to be speaking to both of you for sure.

So a lot has changed since the last

time we spoke. I think we can safely say that the front lines in Ukraine are collapsing and

Israel is certainly struggling in Gaza and the war is obviously also expanding. But I thought

we could perhaps start with the United States.

Obviously, there's political crisis across the West, but I would argue that as the only real

decisions are being made in Washington, it makes more sense to focus on the United States. So I guess my first question

would be what does all the upheaval and, well, we can call it reshuffling in the United States

actually mean for its foreign policy? Indeed, what are the foreign policies of Kamala Harris?

I expected to be a continuation of Biden. I could be

wrong. But given that Biden had a very central role in the Ukraine war ever since 2014,

one could expect some changes. And also, what would the VP pick of Vance mean?

Also, he's been quite outspoken, especially on the Ukrainian war.

So, yeah, a bit wide or broad question perhaps, but what is happening in America and

how will that affect the world?

I would just start off by saying that it's difficult to tell at this point what the

consequences of having Kamala Harris as the presidential candidate will mean.

She's not a person who said very much about foreign policy.

She's not a very experienced person.

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