Not Enough People in Washington Admit When They're Wrong: Sullivan

The video discusses the administration's legacy, focusing on strengthening alliances and investing in national security. It offers career advice for aspiring government officials, emphasizing the importance of rejecting certitude and being open to new perspectives. The speaker highlights the value of acknowledging weaknesses in arguments and adapting to new information, which leads to better decision-making and leaves a positive mark on history.

Why does the speaker believe acknowledging weaknesses in arguments is important?

What qualities does the speaker attribute to individuals who leave the best mark on history?