What drives American foreign policy? At its core, is it really about furthering national interests? Is there an ideological foundation that is a driver? We are told it is all about democracy. Or is it really all about power and the purposeful denial of agency of others on the international stage?
CrossTalking with Max Blumenthal and James Jatras.
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