Foreign Policy Challenges Facing the Nation
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Length: 00:52:39
ABC News Chief Foreign Correspondent, Martha Raddatz, leads a discussion with former Undersecretary of State, Ambassador Nicholas Burns, and Boston University Professor of International Relations, Andrew Bacevich.
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Piece Description
ABC News Chief Foreign Correspondent, Martha Raddatz, leads a discussion with former Undersecretary of State, Ambassador Nicholas Burns, and Boston University Professor of International Relations, Andrew Bacevich.
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THIS IS (call-letters). OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY CONTINUES NOW WITH “FOREIGN POLICY CHALLENGES FACING THE NATION.” ABC NEWS CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT, MARTHA RADDATZ, LEADS A DISCUSSION WITH FORMER UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE, AMBASSADOR NICHOLAS BURNS; AND BOSTON UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, ANDREW BACEVICH. WE BEGIN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KENNEDY LIBRARY DIRECTOR, TOM PUTNAM...
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THIS IS (call-letters). YOU'VE JUST HEARD THE LATEST IN OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY. TONIGHT'S FORUM WAS TITLED “FOREIGN POLICY CHALLENGES FACING THE NATION," AND FEATURED FORMER UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE, AMBASSADOR NICHOLAS BURNS; AND BOSTON UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, ANDREW BACEVICH. MODERATING THE DISCUSSION WAS ABC NEWS CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT, MARTHA RADDATZ. WE BEGAN WITH AN IN...
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