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JEFFREY BROWN (Newshour): Finally tonight, the second of two conversations about America's role in the world.
Last week, Margaret Warner talked to former State Department Vali Nasr, who offered a behind-the-scenes critique of policy-making in the Obama administration.
Tonight, Margaret gets a different view.
MARGARET WARNER (Newshour): The United States is overreaching abroad and under-performing at home -- that's the thesis of Council on Foreign Relations president Richard Haass in his new book, "Foreign Policy Begins at Home: The Case for Putting America's House in Order."
It's a surprising viewpoint from a former top State Department and National Security Council official.
Richard Haass joins me now to discuss his book and his recommendations for rebalancing our country's priorities.
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