Daniel Benjamin: Trump’s ability to conduct foreign policy questionable

When Donald Trump, as president-elect, went after the intelligence community on its reports of alleged Russian election hacking, one could say it surprised the ...

Daniel Benjamin, former coordinator for counterterrorism at the State Department and scholar at Dartmouth College

When Donald Trump, as president-elect, went after the intelligence community on its reports of alleged Russian election hacking, one could say it surprised the establishment.  Daniel Benjamin, a former State Department employee and scholar at Dartmouth College, argues on Federal Drive with Tom Temin that it may have sabotaged the Trump Administration's ability to conduct foreign policy.

 

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