Summary
A radio episode discusses the Monroe Doctrine, a key part of U.S. foreign policy, and explores how different U.S. Presidents, including Donald Trump, have approached international relations. The episode features a conversation with a history professor about these changes in U.S. foreign policy over time. The series aims to understand whether current policies are new or part of longstanding traditions.
Key Facts
- The Monroe Doctrine is a key U.S. foreign policy principle.
- The episode is part of a series about five major shifts in U.S. foreign policy.
- Justin Webb hosts the series and talks with experts about these changes.
- Jay Sexton, a history professor, is a guest in this episode.
- The series examines how President Trump's approach compares to past U.S. policies.
- The episode aims to show if Trump's actions are part of a pattern in U.S. history.
- The series is available on Radio 4.
- The episode discusses how U.S. foreign policies have evolved over time.
