Jim Sciutto - "The Return of Great Powers: Russia, China, and the Next World War" | The Daily Show

CNN anchor, chief national security analyst, and bestselling author Jim Sciutto joins Jordan Klepper to discuss his new book “The Return of Great Powers” and the importance of communication with Russia and China, the crisis of education on supporting NATO, and how we can learn from history to avoid a nuclear world war. #DailyShow #Russia #China
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[@MbsSongs]

Jim touched on some really important points that everyone needs to think about. Jordan's point about education and Americans not knowing our history was also really important

[@jaclrossrick6327]

And yet america is funding a genocide in palestine despite this being the same playbook they used against native americans

[@artes.impias]

American bad education system, especially public education, is the cause for so many problems. Needs a major overhaul

[@notme2day]

@artes.impias That's what happens when you have republicans consistently defunding it starting with Reagan... yt generally does not like, this comment.

[@shlby69m]

Not all Americans don't know history, some can read & teach themselves & listen to elders & experts. Others ignore & try to change history

[@apocalypse487]

​@@shlby69myou mean repeat history?

[@TheDarkPacific]

One thing I got from this interview is that diplomacy is not a sign of weakness but of strength.

[@Ri-ver]

I really like him. He communicates his ideas well and I like his perspective on global politics. I also like that every time he went off script, his mind went to talking about his kids. He must really love them

[@mammawlee]

💙💚💛🧡❤💜

[@Jeffrey-ed8sz]

😢Jordan is a top shelf personality who can joke about anything, then have a serious conversation of quality.😊 JonStewartesque.

[@janiekcarney5482]

When teachers teach about NATO, other people accuse them of pushing an agenda.

[@derkeheath5172]

That's why parents shouldn't be determining curriculums and policies in schools. Many parents are dumber than dirt or crazier than a soup sandwhich.

[@FDR_progressive_liberal]

Never heard that.

[@megalopagus316]

As a high school English teacher, I can attest to this. I end up teaching a lot of history to frame literature and my liberalism is showing when I say NATO has been successful in keeping WWIII at bay. Especially when there's a GOP presidential candidate in the news every day trashing NATO.

[@bofpp7951]

It's stunning that simply detailing the baseline historical facts of a 80 year plus treaty organization that has largely benefitted western democracy's is viewed with dumbed-down cynism & dulled critical thinking.... we are seemingly walking backwards as the clock keeps ticking forwards. Sad, sad state of affairs.... #HateToBeADownerButThisAintGood #WeHaveToDoBetter

[@mholland9330]

​@@megalopagus316 It needed to be said. 🇺🇲

[@barbaracasler1858]

Jordan, what a great interview! Love seeing you handle that desk like Jon. Keep up the incredible work….in-depth, intelligent conversations are what we all need right now.

[@tommcfadden5232]

One of the lessons for American foreign policy makers….don’t assume that other nations aspire to American style freedom and democracy.

[@phelanwolf6747]

Why would they? American style freedom is very lacking, just look at women's rights or even how non white male Americans are treated. American style democracy is not much better, how can it be that there is basically only a choice between an old white narcicist and an even older white man. How can it be that there are no more actual choices? Why are not all votes counted directly towards the election? The lesson is to be humble, improve oneself and to a certain degree accept that others are different.

[@user-jp4ct5oq8x]

А ты уверен что у вас свобода и демократия? Это давно уже стало ширмой, которой прикрываются

[@seventian6117]

shalom

[@aidasmatulaitis5175]

In Europe they do

[@seventian6117]

@@aidasmatulaitis5175 not after two WW now thrid looming, basically vassalization and packing order.

[@jjjpetersen]

I enjoy listening to Jim. Very very smart 👏👍💙

[@jjjpetersen]

Also, Jordan is smart but also very very funny. I could watch Jordan’s stuff all day every day including the tDrump rally lineup interviews 🤣. Jordan could carry that show if there was no one else 👍(Jon).

[@dyeeb]

It's so hypocritical that we could invade Iraq based on "what if" when Ukraine needs our help based on "what is".

[@sunraystruck]

Exactly. The hypocrisy here hits me like the “Don’t Look Up” hypocrisy. While these two are laughing at putin “losing the war”, I keep losing friends who are fighting against russians at the frontline day and night. One thing these two guys are missing is that it’s not Biden vs putin being in conflict. It’s russians being a gangrene as they’ve been for centuries. And Ukrainians can’t stop it on their own.

[@elsosa7863]

Ukraine is the most corrupt nation in Europe not only that neo nazis started this war and Russia will finish it. USA been funding the bad guys to hold what little power it has left

[@LaVictoireEstLaVie]

Iraq is only the tip of the iceberg. The US has invaded,toppled or bombed Syria, Libya, Ukraine (coup), Yemen,etc. in the past 15 years alone. These criminal actions have lead to the death of hundreds of thousands of people, generated millions of refugees and trillion of dollars in damages. Jim Sciutto is just one of many US establishment propagandists that believe in the impunity of the US on the global stage. China, Russia and the rest of the world are not innocent but they have not crossed lines like the US has done in the past 25 years.

[@pawelzybulskij3367]

It's not. Iraq haven't become US oversee territory with Americans settling in Iraq and adopting Iraqi children, forcing them to learn English, banning Arabic language, banning Islam etc. Americans eventually left.

[@NathanCroucher]

Help from what????

[@user-wr9vi2ti4f]

The trouble with Trump is he thinks these dictators respect him but they are laughing at him.

[@agilemind6241]

TBH I don't even think Trump thinks they respect him. The way Putin is acting, it's so blatant, how could Trump not know that Putin owns him?

[@edwardcunha1629]

That is a fact. Trump knows he is a fool. Only MAGA morons think Trump is worthy of respect.

[@Monika-mh2je]

And manipulate him easily, they're just busting Trump ego and he defending anyone, i mean he's not most intellectual person,especially about geography, history, culture etc.?😂

[@thehellyousay]

idiots like trump are easily flattered.

[@yogeshkmrful]

Yet Israel is backed by Biden and killing Palestinians

[@xzonia1]

I really enjoyed this interview! I hope Jordan does more like this.

[@grahamfraser2150]

the Klep man seems the obvious choice for main desk duty.why not?the blonde chick is wicked too.🙂

[@elizabethholliday8636]

The only way to save this planet is to work together. Global Cooperation.

[@semperfidelification]

Planet earth will be just fine...humans on the other hand...

[@rezakarampour6286]

' The End of American Empire Is It . '

[@jameswolff5200]

You are right. Thank goodness for NATO!

[@rezakarampour6286]

@@jameswolff5200 Who told you that thank goodness for NATO ? . Why ?

[@peterschancel7223]

In a World you need Friends and Allies with like belief systems and values.. NATO Provides a Defense to our Common Values and interests. Putin has shown the REAL Need and he is The Enemy of Freedom and Democracy. Even Sweden and Finland Neutral historically saw the benefits and threats from Russia..These are the realities,

[@Mac-ix4qp]

Ready to read his book soon. Lots of cable news people pushing books. This is the one I think is worth reading.

[@jasN86]

There's a lot of common sense in this segment. There's no reason why we can't all get along, even with different perspectives and ways of living life.

[@grantmarcus5675]

What you're suggesting has way too much common sense for our war investing, war addicted and war mongering politicians

[@Chompchompyerded]

@@grantmarcus5675 Trust, but verify. So what happens if during the verification you find that the other side is not doing what it agreed to. For example, it has invaded a sovereign nation, and rather than fighting that country's military, it's targeting civilians? And what if it has said that it will not stop with that one sovereign nation? What if one of the sovereign nations it has plans to attack is your own nation? It has nothing to do with war investing, etc. It has everything to do with the reality of the situation.

[@CoffeeCup1346]

Would you let Putin know? He won’t return my texts.

[@Buttercup697]

Can we get along? In all of recorded history, man (and yes, it generally is man) has fought wars. What makes you think we’ll stop now. Especially with climate change and shrinking access to resources.

[@CoffeeCup1346]

@@Buttercup697 Hey, it's not us you need to convince.

[@christopherbeattie3126]

Jordan is a pro at interviews

[@mustikka-gk8xn]

Jim is able to communicate complex ideas very clearly. Seems very gifted.

[@jesternotclown]

The only true lesson learned from History is that Humanity learns nothing from History.

[@hereigoagain5050]

The only true lesson learned from KZbin is that Jesters are not Clowns. :)

[@thesubhumancomedy]

@@hereigoagain5050But what are the jesters, really?

[@ericthompson3982]

It is literally impossible to be isolationist in the way we were in the early and mid 20th century.

[@pierrecurie]

It's only impossible if you care about the economy.

[@johncarter1150]

Why can't we have a candidate for president who can have a conversation like this?

[@maryanneslater9675]

Biden could, but as the sitting president he'd have to be a little more circumspect. (And yes, he'd ramble a bit because he's an Irish storyteller at heart.)

[@geminigirltwo]

You do. Give Joe a chance.

[@travisspazz1624]

Because they insist on old af candidates!

[@Chompchompyerded]

Because one of the two parties is a wholly owned subsidiary of Donald J. Trump. You can't have a conversation with him, or anyone in his wing of the party because he won't let you. Remember the Republican debates and who didn't show up for a single one of them? Once the conventions are over and each side has selected it's nominee, I'll bet Trump will find a reason to still not debate. He won't debate because he knows that Biden would eat his lunch. His poles go up when he does something outrageous, or when the courts find against him. They go down when he debates. He's got a really big advantage going in to November, because at least one judgement will be coming down on him at that time. He won't risk losing that advantage by agreeing to a debate.

[@eddyr1041]

Yeah biden can I guess. If trump..not saying he is bad... it will be like listening to car salesman yapping u out of ur money😅

[@dianarising7703]

I think Jim Sciutto is so smart.

[@bargdaffy1535]

How Absurd, the United States is by Far the Largest Terrorist Organization on Earth and it is currently committing Genocide.

[@bigcity2085]

I think that last bit was saying in 2014 when poots took Crimea , we said okay we'll sanction you but it looks like you really want it, so, whatever. We stepped aside . And next time we didn't...except now we have. We send wishy washy messages ..and that's no way to run a railroad.

[@rushkovski]

No way to run a railroad? Are you suggesting that USA meddles in the affairs of sovereign nations?

[@robertpearson9137]

Hello, bot. The comments section is almost as bad as the show.

[@dianarising7703]

@@rushkovski I don't think @bigcity2085 was saying that we do that in general. But, we all know that the USA interfered with many countries. As an American, it is embarrassing and worse.

[@jacquiford4465]

Jordan is the best ❤

[@lephtovermeet]

He's the okayest - of all of the correspondents, he's def one of them.

[@darkbrightnorth]

@@lephtovermeetthe best correspondent in both this daily show and the last one with Trevor Noah. His ability to both have a side and be open about that while also wanting to reach out to others

[@sea_triscuit7980]

​@@darkbrightnorthok but who's the best now? Dulce Sloan!! I'm kidding I promise haha I can't stand her

[@deepdabbler]

Loving these segments with authors…I have been adding quite a few of the books to my reading list.

[@nathanielnettey5827]

One of my FAVs on CNN.

[@bargdaffy1535]

How Absurd, the United States is by Far the Largest Terrorist Organization on Earth and it is currently committing Genocide.

[@terredee]

My first time hearing Sciutto, but he is very interesting, and I think his ideas are common sense: open and clear communication, including treaties. I love Klepper, but I wanted him to stop interrupting. Sciutto handled all the interruptions well though.

[@mrwilson7617]

CNN has Sciutto. Fox has Jessie Waters. Enough said.

[@sueyourself5413]

The fact that you watch CNN and have FAVs is beyond cringy. You are no better than those who watch Fox.

[@nathanielnettey5827]

@@sueyourself5413 I won't argue your assesment. You are entitled to your opinion.

[@InterestedCitizen]

Great conversation.

[@Joey-ct8bm]

Benefit of Europe is a understatement. You're selling without profit tax in Europe to a 500 million population.

[@kimnesvig254]

Too many Americans care a whole lot more informed about college basketball than either domestic or world affairs. Thats not only tragic and irresponsible.

[@dm-heart]

Thank you for this. More like this, please with Klepper talking to rational authors .

[@tonib5899]

Now that was novel and refreshing.

[@lauramartin7883]

Hm. Matching ties. No, not the only, most important (or even first) thing I noticed. Sciutto's p.o.v. is reasoned, rational, open-minded, factually-based, and the kind of information the public needs to hear more of to get conversations started about where we go from here as a nation, and as a world of nations.

[@DannyKoKo]

Excellent! This conversation needs to be longer so we can hear it

[@madolynway6612]

Wow. An intelligent and informed man. I lived through the incidents he discussed. The Cuban missile crisis happened while I was in University...terrifying! We went to see a movie, "On the beach" about a nuclear world War. We were very quiet on the way home, afraid it was going to be our fate.

[@craighohmann9534]

Wonderful articulated, and reasoned. Finally letting us know it's doomed by humans.

[@GiorgiRizhvadze]

Thanks Jim for important analysis 🇬🇪

[@weatherted4279]

Great interview!

[@bsrhoad]

We need more guys like Jim Sciutto to run for office and lead our country into the future it deserves.

[@kevinishki]

Too bad we didn't listen to Carl Sagan in the last episode of cosmos

[@nunya___]

Spend _"Billions-and-Billions"_ on military exploration?

[@MrBrock314]

@@nunya___ Better than billions and billions on actual war.

[@kevinishki]

@@nunya___ it's pretty obvious you haven't seen cosmos, other than knowing he says billions. We can choose to potentially end civilization or human progress and peace

[@nunya___]

@@kevinishki See, you could have lead with that instead. But don't fool yourself, war has funded much of the scientific research and technological advances we have today.

[@trumpetmaris]

Jim for president!

[@akaadamrg]

Why aren't our politicians like this guy?

[@Mikesniezek]

It's about rich people in all these countries making decisions. Most of us would like a fairer system.

[@TheMysticshroom]

"Russian cellphones might blow up" ...Me : *Glances at my samsung note*

[@jawitten4]

Jordan Klepper is amazing! I would love to have dinner with him.

[@Dr.Sortospino]

He is a Pro

[@R0bobb1e]

Shirley Bassey It's all just a little bit of history repeating. Peace in our time.

[@gohunter2]

Ask the Native American what they think about treaties and how they were honored,

[@ClownCarCoup]

We’re not going to turn the clock back 200 years. Slavery was no picnic either. Women couldn’t vote. time to move forward! ->

[@DetectiveMaxHamm]

They called it

[@0o0ification]

The emphasis on communication, as the means to avoid global catastrophe, was well-framed. IMHO the incremental opportunities gained by sly, seasoned, and successful negotiations are far more valuable to strategic success than are photo ops, in the modern era, even if meaningful talks still happen behind closed doors. Communication and vigilance prevent _total war_ among great powers, because drastic (or dumb) misunderstandings about the balance of strength between two powers is most predicted to break the survivalist partnerships within game theory. As such, it is clear that those same power-balance considerations are very important amid the jumble of a multi-polar order, and so clear, current, and reliable information is paramount to any survivable and strategic national defense therein. Survival is akin to victory, after all, whenever the threat of _total war_ is being discussed.

[@poulagger5364]

Jim S should run for president 🇺🇸🙂

[@SmilingCoastline-vb9ez]

Then you clearly have lost your minds😅 have you no better way of choosing leaders?

[@courtneywachtel4615]

I agree with him, but want to know how we have any credibility when we condemn Putin and don’t hold the same values and standards against the Israeli government and their actions in Gaza. I just wish we were consistent with our values and have realistic expectations when dealing with Bibi and his extreme right wing govt.

[@pablosilva6988]

Hold the phone, so Rocky didnt end the cold war by beating Drago?

[@ClownCarCoup]

There is a YT channel called “1420” that interviews every day Russians on current events and their views on geo politics. It is fascinating and frightening.

[@erinmac4750]

Truth. Though when it started, I believe it was more realistic because they were flying under Putin's radar. I tried to watch recently, but it was hard because I think they've been co-opted. I could be wrong, but at this point the media coming out of the country heavily monitored, and people are getting imprisoned and disappeared if they displease the wrong person. When it started, it was hopeful to see the few that expressed their honest opinions. It was a stark contrast to the "know nothing" or "I don't pay attention to politics" evasiveness of the mostly wary population.

[@muzzy9267]

No kidding

[@CoffeeCup1346]

I fear he may have been shut down, actually, effectively.

[@chalooby3403]

Had to google Jordan's age. Had me thinking he was 29 for a second there.

[@jenniferjohnson2712]

He was on the show in the previous Stewart Era, and still looks pretty much the same. I don't understand how all those Maga rallys didn't age him... he's so talented at talking to people, especially those he doesn't agree with, and trying to illuminate hypocrisy. I really enjoy this rotation of hosts but my faves at the desk were when him and Desi did it together. They have great balance. I mean obviously besides our Monday treat. ❤ I do miss trevor and Roy too, but I hope to see more great things from them too.

[@eddyr1041]

He is a lot mature for a 25 y male.

[@tonylentisco2778]

What a smart and great guy I wish Jim was running for president

[@Forheavenssake1ify]

Anyone notice China is moving back to an Emperor, and Russia towards a Tsar?

[@K1pp3rs]

An old dysfunctional one at that 😂

[@ClownCarCoup]

@@Michael-fl9ge. Executive immunity! 👑

[@thehellyousay]

no, but i've noticed americans love to leap conclusions from jack-all evidence, and you appear to be no exception.

[@ClownCarCoup]

It’s only the MAGA cult rubes and the far-left Tankies that refuse to notice this obvious fact

[@phelanwolf6747]

@@oldbeergangster2381Chinese and Russian population do not actually have a choice, they have been living in a dictatorship for decades now. Of course they also get indoctrination but the oppositon either ends up dead or fled the country. It is different in the US, people do have a choice even if it is quite limited between 2 parties and their too old candidates.

[@CoffeeCup1346]

Dictators suspect you are weak, they just aren’t completely sure about it. Trying to appease them confirms it in their minds.

[@kiwilonewolf]

Trying to get the book on my kindle but amazon won't let me 😢

[@RyanReeder]

What is that "woof" at 9:52? Right after the comments about how Russian cell phones might blow up?

[@workingtoseethelight8244]

Surely Kim could have talked some sense into Orange Jesus. Mango Mussolini still has a lot to golf tournaments to win at golf courses named after him. I would like to a UFC fight between Slim Kim and Iron Don!

[@prospect689]

I love how Jordan has learn to listen to guest and let them speak their expertise without interrupting much. However, it's been the opposite with John and other host. I really admire John but sometimes I'm internally thinking "John stop interrupting them and let them get their input in the conversation and be more of a dialogue."

[@dcptiv]

All the WW3 simulations I have seen show that the southern half of Australia is 1 of the best places to live during WW3 due to the wind currents & how radiation & dust is distributed around the planet.

[@jerryjerry7561]

gee! surviving, sounds like fun?

[@JanicePritchett-vf3fx]

I think there was a movie decades ago-- On the Beach. Great movie. Humanity will not survive nuclear warfare.

[@charles5a]

Unless Southern Australia is actually a target too, which isn't far fetched.

[@Tuboshi0815]

I saw a documentation about living in Australia after WW3. I think Mel Gibson worked on it.

[@NathanCroucher]

haha yay, thats me.

[@Residentevilfan1989]

Communication is important from a baby to the old. From the every day citizen to the leaders of powerful nations who make decisions who will impact the future for years to come.

[@michaelmurphree4972]

The 1990s were free of great power competition but hardly peaceful: Yugoslavia, the Caucasus, much of Sub-Saharan Africa…

[@CarlosDOteroAguila]

I remember when the world was in peace and the Dayly Show was a show that didn't have to do propaganda for what they thought it's "better", (I might think that too but it is still propaganda). I remember they did satira on both parties, and they had no candidate. I remember they roasted everybody, I remember America was free to talk to each other. I remember you had no right or left flag. Oh... I remember.

[@SmilingCoastline-vb9ez]

The US elections have been reduced to social media disinformation and mainstream propaganda. At the the end of the day, the average citizen is then subjected to living in a car; bieng homeless or sent to prison. Its sad to see😢

[@djsurferdude]

Communication is nice and all but Putin doesn’t give af. It’s a different game now!

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

America Has Been At War 93% of the Time - 222 Out of 239 Years - Since 1776 The U.S. has admitted to 251 military "interventions" since 1991, and 469 since 1798.

[@cronykil74]

Exactly. Macron helped demonstrate that point rather succinctly by trying to keep communications open with Putin. The Russians just don't care and it's time the west woke up to that.

[@fattmusiek5452]

👍

[@rachels.8051]

Ooph I feel called out. I use the chess metaphor all the time and it’s exactly because I don’t remember or care enough to learn how to play it 😂 great at scrabble though.

[@avroday949]

Invite Bill Bar

[@Gfygfy69]

Man this guy is smart. We need him a president. He would be amazing.

[@IshaanCH24]

Diplomacy - Churchill - Treaties - Communication - Hotlines - Clear Messaging - Appeasement

[@Padq]

Russia had placed soldiers in Africa replacing French troops that had been run out, were helping Africa against Isis. I believe the attack on Russia was Isis, they do have a history

[@Emanon...]

Who is this guy kidding? Even American strategists and policy makers don't learn from history that happened during their own lifetimes. And the rest of America isn't exactly famous for their long-term memory or history aptitude. If you don't have an informed, educated citizenry, democracy will never work.

[@tommcfadden5232]

One thing history teaches us is that no one learns from history.

[@utkphilobio]

Maybe it was a bad idea to defund humanities education..

[@wcjerky]

If I support Sciutto, am I prosciutto?

[@cpf7894]

I wish Craig Kilborn, would make an appearance on the show. I really liked his tenure on the show.

[@Burbun]

That the Internet relies on satellites is a misconception, it's a web of connections, which includes satellites, but our connection with Europe for instance is done with undersea cables primarily, satellites are a small fraction of the throughput

[@zacharyhenderson2902]

"We thought they [Russia, China] wanted what we wanted." Nobody who has observed well politics since 1995 has ever seriously thought that.

[@matejkovalcik9976]

It might be very helpfull, if for everyone in the free world would be madatory to live under some sort opressive regime for lets say a few weeks, to fully comprehend, and really start to value democracy. We in central and eastern europe learned this lesson the hard way.

[@Blaisem]

In terms of emphasizing communication, given the parallels drawn between the USA/USSR post cuban missile crisis and today, I'd be interested to hear a discussion on how that communication today would actually look compared to communication in the past. The reason bilateral communication could take place between the USA and USSR is that both superpowers envisioned a future where they remained a superpower and potentially a dominant one. The Russia of today does not see that future. They are planning from a position of desperation where a nuclear war may not "cost them" if they believe their country is going to fall anyways (given autocrats don't actually care about the consequences to their citizens). The USSR had a lot to lose however, and they were strong enough to believe they could pursue other means to compete as a superpower. Bilateral communication must be easier to establish in this kind of relationship. I don't see how you can establish any kind of productive communication with someone like Putin, but I'd love to know what it might look like.

[@Gfygfy69]

Jim for President please

[@davidpm10022]

Next time can you ask what happened to him in Amsterdam? Search it

[@braroydav1990]

So what decides which interviews are 3 minutes long versus 13?

[@Pidxr]

I am sad pooty and Xi aren't in Hague, but what the heck

[@Pidxr]

You can either cite America as experiment, or basket of currencies

[@JMK948]

(Cough) Bush and Blair (cough).

[@ElenaRoud]

What is the point of taking to layers and manipulators ?

[@chadblalock5228]

It will bring Americans together and fix problem where problem is, government. Upholds our constitution and gives Americans the feeling that their vote counts again. It makes our country the safest place for anyone to come. All because that's what it means to be American.

[@sidneyegbele3530]

Blinking has a brother

[@thomasw.5344]

He's absolutely right about the need to keep talking to one another. But there must be better diplomats than Stooge McTrump. Wheres Dennis Rodman at?

[@studuerson2548]

The Red Phone came out of the Cuban crisis. Not an actual phone.

[@MrBrock314]

A little semantic but true. A phone is just a form of communication - doesn't REALLY matter that it wasn't a physical phone.

[@tommcfadden5232]

America doesn’t make cell phones.

[@Spicy_wiener]

Whys Trevor Noah still in the top-right thumbnail?

[@danzwku]

yeah why do Americans and Canadians get to live independently without the threat of an invasion but Ukrainians and Taiwanese don't?

[@yesteryear]

😭what do you think americans did in yugoslavia? the western consensus is ending and ppl losin their collective minds as the idea of a multipolar world.

[@danzwku]

Halt the ethnic cleansing of Albanians in Kosovo by Serbian forces. This intervention, known as Operation Allied Force, led to the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo and the establishment of a United Nations-administered protectorate. Diplomatic Efforts: The United States, along with other Western countries, engaged in diplomatic efforts to address the escalating tensions in Yugoslavia as it disintegrated. This included support for diplomatic initiatives such as the Vance-Owen Peace Plan and the Dayton Accords, which aimed to end the conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Humanitarian Aid: The U.S. provided significant humanitarian aid to the victims of the conflicts in Yugoslavia, particularly during the Bosnian War (1992-1995) and the Kosovo War (1998-1999). This aid included food, medical supplies, and support for refugee camps. The U.S. played a role in military interventions in the region, particularly during the Kosovo War. In 1999, NATO, led by the United States, conducted a 78-day bombing campaign against Yugoslavia (then consisting of Serbia and Montenegro) to halt the ethnic cleansing of Albanians in Kosovo by Serbian forces. This intervention, known as Operation Allied Force, led to the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo and the establishment of a United Nations-administered protectorate. Support for Independence Movements: The United States, along with other Western countries, supported the independence movements of various Yugoslav republics, including Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo. This support was driven by a desire to uphold the principles of self-determination and to prevent further bloodshed in the region. Overall, the U.S. involvement in Yugoslavia during the 1990s was multifaceted, encompassing diplomatic efforts, humanitarian aid, and military intervention aimed at addressing the conflicts and promoting stability in the region. However, opinions on the effectiveness and appropriateness of U.S. actions in Yugoslavia remain divided among observers and historians. a multipolar world is fine if no countries like Ukraine and Taiwan are invaded and annexed against the consent and will of the people

[@randyt3558]

Bit of a filibuster but, Sciutto is a smart. It's about communication, overt and covert. We need more women in power.

[@shlby69m]

The U.S warned Russia about WHAT attack?

[@brye687]

We neep people like this in government, not the Daily Show.

[@nickdaniels5892]

Love the interview, but there is in fact a treaty against weaponizing space, and the US and Russia are both signatories.

[@Oneshot8242]

I'd sooner believe reality is more in line with the indie movie, "Iron Sky".

[@sabrinalastname9719]

And the USA has a great track record in respecting international law. O, wait...

[@Roguerebel297]

Its not a war crime if it’s the first time

[@nickdaniels5892]

@@Oneshot8242 I mean, if we get to pick, that's my choice.

[@nickdaniels5892]

@sabrinalastname9719 and Russias is 1000 times worse, but dude said there wasn't a treaty, and there is. The 1967 Outer Space Treaty.

[@Sq7Arno]

Can't talk about this without mentioning the "E" word. Empire. Russia and China has given every indication that the principle way in which they feel constrained by the current world order, is in their ability to expand territorially. People need to understand why a return to the age of empires, anywhere, would be an incredibly bad thing for them. World Wars, colonialism, marshal law, etc. etc. The world is not big enough for it anymore.

[@timothym.orourke5283]

Time to pull out that sobering Einstein quote: “I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones,”🏳️‍🌈🤨🏳️‍🌈

[@Tuboshi0815]

In 2020 Chinese and Indian soldiers fought each other with spears and rocks.

[@Oneshot8242]

In that's the case, then I'm ARMED TO THE TEETH!

[@erinmac4750]

Truth. I honestly don't think it'll be Xi that goes for it, but Putin. He's an ex-KGB madman. The only hope we've got is that he's old and I don't think there's anyone waiting in the wings who's as crafty, or who has as much power.

[@johnaiden-yk8vl]

Estonia is right: "If you feed a mouse a cookie, ... ."

[@ToulKorkMan]

Did he say Russia is losing?

[@ClownCarCoup]

Yes with the word ‘effectively’, I think meaning not just militarily. Hard to argue with that

[@Jarocool78]

Chamberlain NOT Churchill. 😂

[@MrBrock314]

Might've been Churchill - he was in power too at that time.

[@anypercentdeathless]

One, emojis are for jr. high kids. Two, you're wrong.

[@Jarocool78]

@@anypercentdeathless chamberlain kid 😞

[@Severusspock]

It's Churchill

[@lastmanstanding371]

He looks a bit like Tom Hanks, doesn't he?

[@ClownCarCoup]

Not one bit

[@fitycalibre7555]

Ukraine is by far the most black and white conflict in terms of morality we’ve seen in a long time. And the fact that half of the country wants to just give Russia a pass is nauseating. It seems that people in the U.S. don’t realize that not everything concerns the United States. We forget that people have agency and do things not thinking about us all the time. My guess is that’s why so many people don’t see how simple this conflict is

[@thehellyousay]

it's your own fault. america is a narcissistic nation. it's how it was built, it's what your taught from childhood to grave. "what's in it for me?" is your national mantra.

[@phelanwolf6747]

Yes, it is very simple, just constantly tell the Ukrainian intelligence where the excact location of Putin and what his security detail is.

[@eddyr1041]

People can be like that or selfish... Thinking usa is geopolitical geography safe separated by 2 big ocean from the rest of the world. Hence feeling ignorant and lazy... choosebto be safe... is oceans away anyway... that maybe what in their minds... Same thing before World War... Until pearl harbor got destroyed and german u boat in us coast...😅

[@fitycalibre7555]

@@eddyr1041 yepp