So many people in different parts of the world have said to me, I don't like criticizing your country.

We really have always wanted to be like America, to be like you in terms of what you stand for, in terms of the freedom,

in terms of the equality that we see in your society. And when you don't practice it yourselves,

you let us down.

Hi, I'm Ian Bremmer, and welcome to the GZero World podcast.

I'm host of the weekly show GZero World on public television,

and in this podcast we share extended versions of the big interviews from that show.

This week I sit down with Milan Virvier,

executive director of the Institute for Women, Peace Peace and Security at Georgetown University.

Milan was also the first U.S. ambassador at large for global women's issues.

Today I'll ask her about the geopolitical impact of the Me Too movement and how the global

landscape looks for women in foreign policy today. Let's get to it.

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Ambassador Milan-Varrier, thank you very much for joining me.

Oh, Ian, it's a pleasure to be here. Thank you.

We have a world run mostly by guys.

How would it be better if that weren't the case?

I think it would be better in many ways, not that women are better than men or men are better than women, but we would be

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