Korb Says Trump Has Shown Growth in Office

The transcript discusses the US strategy in Afghanistan, focusing on a conditions-based approach without clear metrics, the challenges of logistics due to Afghanistan's landlocked position, and the necessity of working with Pakistan. It also examines the adequacy of troop numbers in combating the Taliban, ISIS, and Al Qaeda, and the issues of governance in Kabul. The discussion shifts to US foreign policy under Trump, highlighting a more outward-looking stance and the decision against using contractors, raising unanswered questions about the strategy.

What are the implications of the U.S. government's support for a pro-Indian position?

What questions remain unanswered regarding the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan?