The Long Game with Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer
Episodes
Anne Applebaum on the Grifters and Ideologues Reshaping US Foreign Policy
Anne Applebaum argues that Trump’s foreign policy is a revolutionary shift driven by ideological grift, replacing traditional diplomacy with self-serving deals that undermine global stability.
The U.S.–China Relationship Is Moving in Two Directions
Hosts Jake Sullivan and Jon Feiner discuss the upcoming state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington with experts Jessica Chenweiss and Julian Gewirtz.
U.S. Intelligence Under Assault and the High-Stakes AI Race With China
Julia Curley, a former CIA analyst and NSC official, discusses the severe threats to U.
25 Years After 9/11: Admiral McRaven’s Warning for America
Retired Admiral Bill McRaven discusses the legacy of 9/11, the ongoing Ukraine war, and the complexities of the conflict with Iran.
Iran’s “Economic D-Day” and the US-Canada Rupture
Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer analyze the Trump administration’s “economic D-Day” sanctions on Iran, arguing the measures are theatrical and unlikely to force concessions.
Corruption in a Shameless Age (with Patrick Radden Keefe)
Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer interview investigative journalist Patrick Radden Keefe about his books *London Falling* and *Say Nothing*.
Can Europe Defend Itself Without America? Radek Sikorski on NATO & Ukraine
Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer interview Polish Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorsky on the evolving transatlantic relationship amid Russian aggression and Chinese economic pressure.