Ritchie Torres

And then telehealth is a game changer, right? It allowed him to receive information Medical care from the comfort of his own home. So there are innovations that can dramatically lower the cost of health care and make it more personalized.

And then telehealth is a game changer, right? It allowed him to receive information Medical care from the comfort of his own home. So there are innovations that can dramatically lower the cost of health care and make it more personalized.

And then telehealth is a game changer, right? It allowed him to receive information Medical care from the comfort of his own home. So there are innovations that can dramatically lower the cost of health care and make it more personalized.

So I'm not a Jacksonian like Donald Trump, but nor am I a Wilsonian. I am skeptical about the use of American power to spread democracy throughout the world. I thought both the counterinsurgency in Afghanistan and the decision to invade Iraq was a grave miscalculation. It was a grave, colossal waste of American resources and lives.

So I'm not a Jacksonian like Donald Trump, but nor am I a Wilsonian. I am skeptical about the use of American power to spread democracy throughout the world. I thought both the counterinsurgency in Afghanistan and the decision to invade Iraq was a grave miscalculation. It was a grave, colossal waste of American resources and lives.

So I'm not a Jacksonian like Donald Trump, but nor am I a Wilsonian. I am skeptical about the use of American power to spread democracy throughout the world. I thought both the counterinsurgency in Afghanistan and the decision to invade Iraq was a grave miscalculation. It was a grave, colossal waste of American resources and lives.

I saw one study indicating that the cost of every post 9-11 war is $8 trillion when you factor in the cost of disability benefits and veteran health care. And that's $8 trillion not spent on meeting the domestic needs of the American people. So there is a sense in which his critique.

I saw one study indicating that the cost of every post 9-11 war is $8 trillion when you factor in the cost of disability benefits and veteran health care. And that's $8 trillion not spent on meeting the domestic needs of the American people. So there is a sense in which his critique.

I saw one study indicating that the cost of every post 9-11 war is $8 trillion when you factor in the cost of disability benefits and veteran health care. And that's $8 trillion not spent on meeting the domestic needs of the American people. So there is a sense in which his critique.

there's a sense in which his critique of neoconservatism resonates widely, including with me and my generation, which came of age during the Iraq War and during the Afghanistan War, is suspicious of the establishment and is suspicious of the overzealous use of American power. But I'm more of a Hamiltonian. I do feel like we have to

there's a sense in which his critique of neoconservatism resonates widely, including with me and my generation, which came of age during the Iraq War and during the Afghanistan War, is suspicious of the establishment and is suspicious of the overzealous use of American power. But I'm more of a Hamiltonian. I do feel like we have to

there's a sense in which his critique of neoconservatism resonates widely, including with me and my generation, which came of age during the Iraq War and during the Afghanistan War, is suspicious of the establishment and is suspicious of the overzealous use of American power. But I'm more of a Hamiltonian. I do feel like we have to

builds relationships with countries based on shared economic interests, but also values do matter. But, you know, someone once made an observation. Someone said to me, you know, China goes to the global south and gives us infrastructure, and America goes to the global south and gives us a lecture. And a hundred percent, there's something to that.

builds relationships with countries based on shared economic interests, but also values do matter. But, you know, someone once made an observation. Someone said to me, you know, China goes to the global south and gives us infrastructure, and America goes to the global south and gives us a lecture. And a hundred percent, there's something to that.

builds relationships with countries based on shared economic interests, but also values do matter. But, you know, someone once made an observation. Someone said to me, you know, China goes to the global south and gives us infrastructure, and America goes to the global south and gives us a lecture. And a hundred percent, there's something to that.

I think we, you know, people want to have a relationship with the United States. They want us as a security partner. They want us as a trading partner. And we should have a Hamiltonian focus on winning their goodwill rather than lecturing people about their, about their government. All right. Well, we established that.

I think we, you know, people want to have a relationship with the United States. They want us as a security partner. They want us as a trading partner. And we should have a Hamiltonian focus on winning their goodwill rather than lecturing people about their, about their government. All right. Well, we established that.

I think we, you know, people want to have a relationship with the United States. They want us as a security partner. They want us as a trading partner. And we should have a Hamiltonian focus on winning their goodwill rather than lecturing people about their, about their government. All right. Well, we established that.

I feel like there are two models in the Middle East, right? There's the Emirati and now Saudi model of pursuing modernization and moderation. You know, we wanna put a premium on prosperity. We wanna actually, frankly, be more like the West. And then there's the Iranian and Qatari model of sponsoring terrorism and destabilizing the region

I feel like there are two models in the Middle East, right? There's the Emirati and now Saudi model of pursuing modernization and moderation. You know, we wanna put a premium on prosperity. We wanna actually, frankly, be more like the West. And then there's the Iranian and Qatari model of sponsoring terrorism and destabilizing the region