The United States and Pakistan: Perhaps The World's Greatest Frenemies -
the whole truth with david eisenhower

For decades, the United States and Pakistan have been considered allies in many respects. But it may well be the world's most troubled alliance, with disputes between the two countries even rising to the level of what some call acts of war against each other. Meanwhile, nuclear armed Pakistan remains on a hair trigger in its relationship with nuclear armed India, with continuing conflict over the disputed territory of Kashmir. What should be U.S. policy towards Pakistan and what does the future hold in South Asia? Guests: Ambassador Robin Raphel, Former Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia (1993-1997) & Ambassador to Tunisia (1997-2000); Raza Bokhari, International Spokesman & North American Point of Contact for former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf; Ambassador Richard Olson, Former Ambassador to Pakistan (2012-2015), special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan (2015-2016).

Duration: 26 minutes and 46 seconds

Episode Number: 501

No future air times were found for this episode.

About The Whole Truth with David Eisenhower:

THE WHOLE TRUTH is neither a traditional one-on-one interview show nor a conventional round-table program.

It's a six-part series that aims to uncover the reality behind today's toughest issues, leaving the partisan noise-making out of the equation.

Hosted by David Eisenhower - noted historian and author, professor at the Annenberg School of Communications at the University of Pennsylvania, and grandson and namesake of President Dwight D.

Eisenhower - the series tackles some of the weightiest public affairs topics of our time, with a focus that's global and long-term in scope.

Eisenhower's approach to political debate is rigorous, intense and insightful.

Each half-hour episode features a different panel of guests presenting varying points of view to help viewers understand all sides of the issue.

The format of the show is a three-step that includes an introduction to the topic or "the case," cross-examination and oral arguments, and a summary of "the whole truth."