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April 17, 2025.

Judge Napolitano - Prof. John Mearsheimer: Recent Work and Emphases

John J. Mearsheimer, the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago, continues to be a leading voice in international relations, particularly through his realist lens.

Recent Publications
How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy (2023) Co-authored with Sebastian Rosato, this book argues that most states act rationally in international politics, basing decisions on credible theories and deliberative processes.

“Can Ukraine Win by Playing Defense in 2024”
In this analysis, Mearsheimer contends that Ukraine's prospects for a successful defense and counteroffensive are unrealistic, citing recent failures and Russia's superior capabilities.

Mearsheimer is a regular guest on Judge Andrew Napolitano's show, Judging Freedom, where he discusses pressing geopolitical issues. For instance, in a recent episode titled “China and Trade,” he delved into the complexities of U.S.-China relations.

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Wang Sen: Chinese TikTok Influencer Critiquing U.S. Policies
Wang Sen, has gained attention for his videos that critique U.S. trade policies and highlight disparities between American and Chinese living standards. In one of his notable videos, he stated, "You don't need a tariff, you need a revolution," suggesting that systemic change is necessary in the U.S.

Wang's TikTok bio reads: "No winner in tariff war," reflecting his stance on the ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China. His content often showcases Chinese manufacturing capabilities and questions the effectiveness of U.S. tariffs.

Some of Wang's videos have been removed and re-uploaded, which he attributes to unexplained platform interventions. Experts suggest that such content may be part of a broader strategy to influence public opinion amid U.S.-China trade disputes.