Fredo or Uday: Which One Does Donald Trump, Jr. Resemble and Why We Should Care
On this episode of Deep State Radio, Lawfare managing editor Susan Hennessey, Georgetown Law School Associate Dean Rosa Brooks and perennially optimistic Stanford military historian Kori Schake take a...
13 Jul 201751min
DSR Emergency Fantasy Felony League Edition: Putin's Unicycle
If you were playing in the Trump Division of a Fantasy Felony League, who would you pick in the draft to accumulate the most points for subpoenas, indictments, convictions, appeals, counts of perjury,...
12 Jul 201757min
Was Trump's Europe Trip a Fiasco? Let Us Count the Ways!
Rotten Tomatoes gives "National Lampoon's European Vacation" a score of 39 percent. But if they had rated "Donald Trump's European Vacation" the score would have been a lot lower--especially if they ...
11 Jul 201759min
With Elites Like These No Wonder We Need the Deep State
On this second episode of Deep State Radio recorded in the sylvan beauty of Aspen, Colorado during the Ideas Festival, our regulars including Kori Schake of Stanford, David Sanger of the New York Time...
6 Jul 201733min
Report from Aspen: Is it Really "Immaterial" that the President is Unfit to Serve?
In this report from the Aspen Ideas festival and other undisclosed but nonetheless elitist locations, the Deep State Radio gang--including Ed Luce and David Rothkopf in Aspen, David Sanger in Vermont ...
4 Jul 201738min
What Poses a Greater Threat to America, Terrorists or the GOP Health Care Bill?
Generals understand it. America’s health is related the country’s military readiness. That’s why they’ve produced reports like, “Too Fat to Fight” points out Georgetown’s Rosa Brooks on this episode. ...
29 Jun 201750min
Why Does All This Winning Feel So Much Like Losing?
America’s last three presidents couldn’t have been more different and yet they all contributed to declining U.S. international influence in real ways. So, is that a good thing or a bad thing? Depends ...
27 Jun 201744min
16 Years Down, 50 to Go: An Update on the Changing Nature of the War on Terror
Do low tech attacks on soft targets suggest a change in the nature of both the war on terror and how our societies express their political dysfunction? Or is the mayhem that drives the news daily more...
22 Jun 201745min
