Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The clip makes a sobering argument about how adversaries identify threats: they don't focus on aging leaders near the end of their influence, but on young, rising figures with decades of potential impact ahead of them.
It points to history, noting claims that the Soviet Union tracked Ronald Reagan some 17 years before he ever ran for president, because of how effectively he could communicate and rally people behind him.
The clip makes a sobering argument about how adversaries identify threats: they don't focus on aging leaders near the end of their influence, but on young, rising figures with decades of potential impact ahead of them.
It points to history, noting claims that the Soviet Union tracked Ronald Reagan some 17 years before he ever ran for president, because of how effectively he could communicate and rally people behind him.
