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Moreover, the discussion touches upon America’s relative stability since World War II, arguing that the post-war agreements appear outdated and fragile. With recognized military and economic decay, the U.S. finds itself grappling with a complex international landscape where nuclear capabilities possess more immediacy than they did during the Cold War.

The Frontlines of Policy Disruption

The unpredictability associated with Trump’s presidency also highlights the possible dangers of a leader who disrupts established international protocols. Weinstein expresses concerns about Trump's potential to overturn critical agreements, potentially evoking a larger crisis rather than providing clarity and strength.