Admiral James Stavridis, a retired four-star U.S. naval officer, and currently Partner and Vice Chairman of Global Affairs for The Carlyle Group, joins Scott to discuss foreign affairs and the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:46 What’s driving the doubts about Biden’s campaign, and what might happen next?
04:24 What role does the military play when parties navigate candidate selection without constitutional constraints?
05:01 Do our adversaries become more aggressive during periods of U.S. political chaos?
07:20 What are the chances of a ceasefire
in Gaza?
10:07 What do you think of the IDF publicly calling for an end to the war, and how does this compare to U.S. military norms?
12:17 How does the IDF compare to other Middle
Eastern and Russian military forces?
13:44 What are your thoughts on the significance of tunnels and drones in modern military strategy and technology from the current conflict?
16:11 Is a lasting truce in Gaza realistic, or are such agreements likely to fail given the history?
19:28 What is the current state of play in Ukraine?
21:22 How will the recent leftward shift in European elections impact NATO’s future?
25:43 How is China benefiting from the Ukraine war, and what does it mean for Taiwan?

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48 thoughts on “Admiral James Stavridis – The Current State of Global Politics and Security? | Prof G Conversations”
  1. Stavridis was a snake in the Navy. Like Mullen and most leftists I experienced as a Naval Officer. Thankfully they are an extreme minority in the Military, and usually fixate on self-promotion

  2. No. For a start, the length of this tunnel network is a fantasy insofar as how big or small it is, because it's actually unknown. If it were, it would have been demolished by now. Secondly, the tunnel network has nothing to do with Hamas effectiveness in Israel. Hamas do not posess underground silos of missiles, and the attack into Israel was obviously above ground. His assertion is ridiculous.

    Equally ridiculous is to assert Iran, Hezbollah, and Yemen are acting in a vaccum, without considering an ongoing genocide in Gaza they may object to.

  3. Thank you, Scott, for extending your guest list to those with such diverse areas of expertise. Stavridis has such a large body of knowledge, well beyond his obvious military specialty. This was an intriguing interview, & I appreciate your preparation for the questions you posed to the admiral.

  4. Having heard the military oath, does that mean the military could go against a direct order of the president if in their assessment that order goes against the constitution?

  5. Many, but not all, of the US admirals and generals are exceptional executive leaders. It's a shame on the nation that the last that served in the White House was Ike. Even a mediocre admiral or general vastly outstrips the executive leadership of the 'best' senator (if one exists).

  6. To hear this guy talk about Don the con supporting NATO. Really? The guy kept classified information, recruited Putin to help him steal the 2016 election, etc. Don the con will abandon Ukraine and NATO fully supporting and praising Putin. Any common person can identify this.

  7. My question is transition related – We all know the acceptable definition of insansity and how it relates to expectations – The level of choice that the two groups with the most power have habitually made for a long time is SUB STANDARD for the most part – WE NEED to work on maintaining the groups through evaluation by some sort of a third party group that isn't OWNED by anyone accept "For the people By the people" type of a thing!

  8. a public servant chairman of a Private Equity firm telling you about the importance of our dEmoCrAcY … who is this OUR we are talking about, Rubenstein and the rest of revolving door acolytes ?

  9. A joke was going around when I was in the Middle East that went, "An Arab moderate was one who only held a grudge for seven generations." Let's hope the Iranians are more forgiving than that.

  10. Israel Gaza is a forever war with no end. Abraham's religions have plunged the world into war since inception. Thats the bottom line. The path to world peace is, and has always been, SANATANA DHARMA. 🤠

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