In This Episode
Tommy talks with NewYorker.com executive editor David Rohde about the way Trump is handling – and showcasing – hostage negotiations as President. Rohde was held hostage by the Taliban for over seven months until he escaped in 2009.
Show Notes:
- Rohde: Why Did Donald Trump Welcome American Prisoners Home on Live TV?
- New York Times: Trump Grappling With Risks of Proceeding With North Korea Meeting
- Washington Post: Who’s to blame for the hiccup in North Korea talks? South Koreans say Bolton.
- The Atlantic: What the North Koreans Told Me About Their Plans
- Vox: Why Trump’s North Korea summit is going off the rails, explained by an expert
- Washington Post: A brief recent history of political prisoners and hostages
- New York Times: Trump Says Obama Administration Failed to Free Three American Hostages Held in North Korea
- Rohde: A More Radical Way for Trump to Confront Pakistan
- Rohde: Is Trump Helping to Free American Hostages Worldwide?
- Rohde: Angry Former Spy Chiefs, Anxiety, and Discord Over Trump at a Security Forum
- Rohde: 7 Months, 10 Days in Captivity
Pod Save the World is a no-bullshit conversation about foreign policy hosted by Tommy Vietor that goes behind the scenes with the people responsible for some of the most important foreign policy decisions of our time. Check out more Pod Save the World episodes!
