Foreign Policy Rewritten
Chamath and Jason discuss how the Russia-Ukraine war will fundamentally rewrite the foreign policy playbook, highlighting the effectiveness of government sanctions and corporate social responsibility in achieving compromise or regime change. They also explore the implications for China policy and the importance of organizing nations that consume from China.In this clip
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