Wood: Russia Offers No Reason for U.S. to End Sanctions

The transcript discusses the potential impact of Donald Trump's presidency on US-Russia relations, highlighting the challenges in lifting sanctions and the lack of a clear bargain from Russia. It explores the implications of Trump's relationship with Putin and the nomination of Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State, noting Tillerson's past dealings with Russia as Exxon CEO. The discussion also touches on Trump's foreign policy approach, including his interactions with China and the use of Twitter, emphasizing the unpredictability and lack of preparation in his strategies.

What factors might influence Trump's approach to sanctions against Russia?

How does the nomination of Rex Tillerson relate to Trump's potential foreign policy towards Russia?

What challenges might Trump face in his relationship with Russia during his presidency?

What are the implications of Trump's foreign policy on US-China relations?

In what ways could Trump's communication style impact his foreign policy decisions?