William Cohen on US-China Tensions

The transcript discusses the intelligence risk posed by a Chinese balloon over the US, President Biden's response, and the military's advice. It explores why balloons are used for intelligence gathering despite satellite capabilities. The conversation delves into US-China relations, communication issues, and the potential for rogue operations. It concludes with an analysis of the US defense posture and internal divisions, emphasizing the need for diplomacy to avoid conflict.

What did the speaker suggest about the potential motivations behind the balloon's presence?

What is the speaker's perspective on the importance of diplomacy in avoiding conflict with China?

How does the speaker view the current state of U.S. internal divisions in relation to international threats?