I had the pleasure of joining my friend Jim Falk on his podcast, along with Ambassador Charles Shapiro, a deep Latin America specialist. We started strategic and then dove into
International Spy Museum Executive Director Chris Costa and special guest Beth Sanner, director of geopolitics and strategy at International Capital Strategies, discuss the latest intelligence, national security, and terrorism issues in the news. With over 35 years of experience in national security, Sanner offers unique insights and continues to inform businesses, government leaders, and everyday Americans about foreign affairs.
Only one month into his presidency, Trump’s approach to the Middle East has already inflamed the debate over its impact on the region’s stability. His stance comes at a time
Now that President Trump has been inaugurated, what can we expect for the intelligence community? On his first full day in his first term, he visited the CIA to voice support. But he has also displayed deep skepticism and accused spy agencies of undermining him. Beth Sanner is a highly decorated, retired career intelligence officer who briefed Trump with the President’s Daily Brief, a highly classified summary of the US most critical national security threats. She shares her thoughts on what lies ahead.
Michael and Andy speak with Beth Sanner, former CIA analyst and Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Mission Integration, about the national security challenges facing the next U.S. president. They explore the complex relationships between Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, rising tensions in the South China Sea, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
On this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, former Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Mission Integration Beth Sanner delivers a candid and enriching lecture about being an intelligence professional at the highest level in the White House.