U.S. Foreign Policy’s Pivot to Revolutionary Regimes

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With Victor Davis Hanson

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in Residence in Classics and Military History at the Hoover Institution: PART ONE:

• Whitewashing Iran and the rewriting of history
• Historical precedents for a Congressional override of an Iran agreement
• Why does a deal with Iran matter so much to the President?
• Deciphering President Obama’s foreign policy pivot toward revolutionary regimes

PART TWO:

• How America’s friends and foes are responding to a shrinking U.S. nuclear umbrella and changing foreign policy
• A new carte blanche for U.S. policymakers to support the Iranian regime

PART THREE:

• Why the memes of victimization and Western guilt reinforce and encourage Jihadists
• Ways the Middle East can promote freedom and prosperity
• Will elections leave Israel without strong support from the American Left and Right?

PART FOUR:

• Executive amnesty’s impact on the voting dynamic in the American Southwest
• Speculation about Hillary’s emails concerning the Russian “reset,” Benghazi, and Clinton Foundation fundraising
• Social tensions sure to rise over government debt and restoring the American foreign policy deterrence