Richard Goldberg just finished a year on the National Security Council (NSC) where he served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Now back at FDD as a senior advisor, he’s going to explain to host Cliff May and Foreign Podicy listeners how the NSC operates; its relationship with other government departments; how it makes policies and attempts to have those policies implemented; what it’s doing and what it’s managed to get done during President Trump’s first three years in office.
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Strategic Surprise: A Conversation on Nuclear and Missile Threats with Rep. Mike Turner
King George, America‘s Founders, and the World Shaped by Both
Willful Blindness: Revisiting the 2021 Gaza War
The U.S. Rejoins the UN’s Human Rights Violators Club
Israel’s Shield in the Sky
The UN’s Strange Obsession with Israel
Nuclear and Chemical Watchdogs or Lapdogs?
The U.N. Record on Health, Human Rights, Trade, and Communications is Worse Than You Think
Jewish Germans and German Jews
Israel, Post-Bibi
The Predators Threatening Africa
The UN System: What Went Wrong and What Should Be Done
Raisi Rising
Tehran’s Nuclear Secrets
Eleven Days in May: The Latest Battle in the Long War Against Israel
Biden’s Mission to Realign the Middle East
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