Trump’s desire to engage with China is a good one, but it is unrealistic to expect China to enter into arms control agreements with the U.S. & Russia at this point, argues Nuclear Crisis Group Director Jon Wolfsthal to the New York Times.

Global Zero Program Director and William Hartung of the Center for International Policy argue that the U.S. does not need ICBMs for its defense.

Nuclear Crisis Group Director Jon Wolfsthal went on an episode of War on the Rocks’ podcast Horns of a Dilemma to expand on a recent roundtable in the Texas National Security Review that examines the question of adopting a nuclear no-first-use policy.

Derek Johnson, Executive Director of Global Zero, argues that a US no-first-use policy is excactly the kind of ambitious and far-reaching policy agenda needed to begin to unravel the undemocratic and absolute power every American president holds to unilaterally start a nuclear war.

Jon Wolfsthal, Director of the Nuclear Crisis Group, joins PBS NewsHour to talk about the collapse of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.