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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 55 MIN

Ep 38: U.S. World Police? (Part 2 with LTC Stephen Totter)

from Headlines and History · host Jon Molik

Welcome to another episode of Headlines and History with Jon Molik. This week we have a special guest returning to the show: LTC Stephen Totter. For those that have been with us since the start, you will remember LTC Totter joining us to discuss his time in Iraq, his views on the international order, and even some advice in the real estate world. This week we have him back to talk about the United States' role in policing the world, who it benefits, who it hurts, and if such activity should even occur at all. We cover events from World War I through today as we dig into the pros and cons of U.S. global intervention. In fact, our conversation went so well we had to split it into two episodes. So, enjoy this first half of our discussion and be sure to join us next week for the second. Enjoy! Want to support the show?  Visit https://patreon.com/HeadlinesandHistoryPodcast Be sure to visit https://headlinesandhistory.com for more! Email: [email protected]  ------------------------------ ------------------------------ **I do not speak for the United States Army, the National Guard, or the government in any way. All opinions are my own.**

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