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Presidents who do not have a working knowledge of foreign policy tend to lean on a trusted adviser to get them through a confusing and troubled world. [...]

Proving to be the worst geopolitical decision made in our lifetimes for a leader of a country. vladimir putin's destroyed russia. in so many ways. and donald trump was praising him saying how brilliant it was. he is wrong all the time. >> i just think about how desensitized the nation is to shocking moment after shocking moment after shocking moment. and yet, it is important that we try and frame history and the facts of what happened during this presidency. the new audio book is entitled "the trump tapes, bob woodward's 20 interviews with president trump." thank you very much for coming on th...

"waging a good war." also with us, retired u.s. army ranger adrian lewis, professor at the university of kansas and a reason adrian is on today is to focus on the civil rights movement and tom's book and the lessons learned from the military. tom, set the scene for us what you have in the book and learned about how this nonviolent movement learned some incredible philosophies from the military itself? one thing i loved about writing this book i began to think, wow,

Author and journalist Tom Ricks along with the Washington Monthly's Debra Dickerson discuss Ricks' new book 'Waging a Good War: A Military History of the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968.'

How 9/11 ushered in an era of fear, mistrust, and division in America. The compromises and consequences for American democracy—from the terror attacks, through four presidencies, wars abroad, and ultimately insurrection at home.