Oct 15, 2020
From Iran in 1953 to Syria in 2011, the United States has
relied on regime change as a core facet of Middle East policy --
with mixed results. Author and former White House Middle East
advisor and expert Philip Gordon joins Deep Dish to explain that
while regime change is a tempting policy option, in the long-term
it leads to high costs, unintended consequences, and the spread of
instability.