Resetting U.S.-Russia Relations
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2010-03-30/resetting-us-russia-relations
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev at he World Economic Forum Russia CEO Roundtable 2008 in St Petersburg, Russia, June 7, 2008.
Alexander Belenky/ for the World Economic Forum via Flickr
Two bomb attacks in the Moscow subway system and the first significant nuclear arms treaty in decades. An update on Russia's political pressures at home and its evolving relationship with the U.S.
Guests
Andrei Sitov
Washington bureau chief for Itar-Tass.
Susan Glasser
executive editor, Foreign Policy.
Steve Andreasen
consultant, the Nuclear Threat Initiative; he also teaches national security policy at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota.
Comments
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I am amazed how biased against Russia this interview was. That first email was conjecture and you read it like it was fact. Howard Stern used to do this to guests. Lets compare our countries. We openly funded the drug dealers when Russia was trying to clean up Afganistan, are they doing that to us there now? We slammed thier military for underreporting casualties in thier Afgan war, now we fly wounded out of the country quick so they dont die in country. When thier economy collapsed we celebrated. When Wall street fell they did not revel in our misfortune. WE placed nukes in Turkey aimed at Moscow before the Cuban missle farce. Here's the best , The Russian policy is only to use Nukes if they are attacked first with Radiation, Chemical or Biological weapons. The US Government refuses to agrfee with this and our policy is to use weapons of mass destruction any time we feel like it.