This edition: How Important Is It to Red Team the Enemy's Game Plan?
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Original tape date: March 8, 2016. First aired: March 21, 2016.For centuries, the Vatican has used a devil’s advocate to vet all applicants for sainthood. Today, our military, the intelligence community, and the private sector employ a technique known as “red teaming” to test vulnerabilities, play war games, and give an alternative strategic and tactical analysis of a proposed action. Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Micah Zenko, author of a fascinating book called Red Team: How to Succeed by Thinking Like the Enemy, tells Jim Zirin of a principled way to arrive at the right answer.
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Micah Zenko Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
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