As possible second Cold War looms over the West, 'Modern Warriors' sheds light on the Cold War of the past
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Fox Nation's 'Modern Warriors: Cold Warriors' dives into the heart of the first Cold War with 'Fox & Friends Weekend' co-host Pete Hegseth leading a discussion with experts, veterans and spies.
"We think of the end of the Cold War with the fall of the Iron Curtain and the dissolution of the USSR," Hegseth said, addressing the panel. "Did the Cold War ever end?"
Boston University professor & Honorary Consul General of the Czech Republic Igor Lukes chimed in first."I think it depends on how we define the Cold War," he said, "The standard definition, of course, was that it was a competition between two national security apparatuses, each armed to their teeth and ready to go. It was a competition between two different interpretations of how human beings should exist."
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