President Obama's final State of the Union address tomorrow night is expected to be heavy on foreign affairs. Likely highlights: the Iran nuclear deal, the climate change summit, the free trade pact in Asia and renewed relations with Cuba. But all those are still works in progress — and critics call Mr. Obama an uncertain leader, who's let America's allies get weaker while enemies have grown stronger. We review seven years of victories, compromises and setbacks in a complex world that's often beyond even a US president's control.
The State of America's Foreign Relations
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Guests:
- Michael Crowley - Politico - @MichaelCrowley
- Aaron David Miller - senior fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - @aarondmiller2
- Marvin Kalb - Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting / Brookings Institution - @marvinkalb