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Among the great benefits of civility and free speech are the opportunity to hear the wisdom of others and the possibility of moving wisdom forward by engaging it. I am, therefore, grateful for the occasion that Respectful Conversations has provided Tony and me to engage each other and for the insights Tony brought to his first essay. In it, he says a number of things that I wish I'd said (or at least thought), all of which warrant further reflection on my part even as I continue to advance some of the arguments I made in my first post. Among Tony's insights, I want to pick up on three, in particular, in this essay:
- Christians should be shaped by/act out of neighbor love. I'm actually embarrassed that I didn't raise this point in my own essay. May Tony not shame me for failing to write about it. 😉
- Love and civility should be linked in the Christian mind.
- Shame plays a complex role in American public life and that role (or, possibly, those roles) have not been widely discussed or thoughtfully addressed.
There is great wisdom in these three points. They are, though, three points that I also want to raise some questions about. Along the way, I want to use my questions to think more about civility and public discourse, especially during these social-media-driven and politically fraught times. I didn't pay too much attention to contemporary events in my first essay though promised there that I would in future posts. The time has come due to begin to honor that promise.
I. Preliminary Observations
First, though, I want to offer two brief observations about the topic as it is being hosted on the Respectful Conversations website. First, this conversation is very "meta." That Tony and I are attempting to have a respectful conversation on the topic of respectful conversations on a website called "Respectful Conversations" is so reflexive as to feel vaguely hall-of-mirrors like. All writing has audiences and in a society undergoing what journalist Bill Bishop calls "The Big Sort," those audiences tend to find, reproduce, and pass on the types of writing they enjoy to others who enjoy them. The result, I fear, is that the types of people that will read, (hopefully) appreciate, and (helpfully) pass along the writing that Tony and I are doing are likely to be the types of people who like the po-mo sensibilities involved in such reflexivity, appreciate attempts to promote respectful conversations, and therein reveal that they share values that overlap with Tony's and mine. The danger in this is that far from expanding the range and significance of civil public discourse, the effect of our writings actually manifests as a symptom of the problems we want to address: that we're feeding the energies and funding the perspectives of our tribe(s) rather than expanding the conversation to reach new people with other perspectives. That I'm getting ready to post my second essay and nobody has posted a comment thus far in response to either Tony's or my first essays is at least one piece of evidence in support of this problem.
Of course, one way we might draw wider attention and response would be to produce more heat: pick some fights, say some outrageous things, call each other names, or otherwise act like most of the talking heads we see on the opinion shows that try to pass themselves off as news in the world of cable television. That's not really me; I kinda doubt it's Tony. But this gets to my second brief observation about this topic: the need to produce heat/stir up energy may not have much to do with the actual significance of a topic for those doing the yelling. Maybe those who are yelling aren't quite so convicted by their positions as they are anxious about their significance in a very big, very complex world and yelling is a way to get attention. And maybe audiences—which really aren't the same as conversation partners—aren't quite so driven by the desire to have their own thoughts confirmed or, less often, challenged, as they are looking to be entertained by a good fight. The gladiatorial qualities of public disagreements reveal the degree to which these disagreements are simulacra of actual public discourse rather than expressions of it. And, as Christians in the first centuries of the church were quick to point out in both word and deed, gladiatorial contests were damaging not only to those forced into the arena for the pleasures of others; they were damaging to the souls of those watching and to the societies to which they were trying to bear gospel witness.
Those, then, are my two brief observations: I am concerned about a potential disjunction between the intentions and the effects of a civil conversation about civility and conversation (though don't know what I can or at least am willing to do save continue in the path we've already been walking down). And I think there may be more to interpret about growing incivility and contemporary debates about free speech than many of us usually recognize or admit (so attempting to resolve or at least mitigate the disturbing consequences of such incivility and debates will mean taking on interpretive responsibilities that move well beyond what this conversation can manage). Now on to three of the insights Tony offered in his first essay that I want to explore in greater detail.
II. The Priority of Love
Tony's first and, I think, most significant point is that the Christian obligation to "love thy neighbor as thyself" is both unconditional and foundational for any ethic that would call itself "Christian." Not only is a deeply theological claim (coming, as it does, on the heels of and linked to the first great commandment, to love God), it is the type of claim that manifests depth beyond facile understandings of those five simple words. The command to love neighbors invites us to rethink our conceptions of love (Love can be commanded rather than only arising naturally? Love can be directed at a wide range of persons rather than only the natural objects of our affection? Love can be task, virtue, and inclination all at once? Love is a social as well as a personal thing?). The commandment calls us beyond tolerance, civility, and even respect for others—though, as I'll suggest below, it also shapes how and why we value tolerance, civility, and respect. But that depth also complicates how we love, especially as we start to apply it in varied contexts.
Return, for a moment, to the story of the Good Samaritan that Tony retells on the way to offering some provocative and helpful insights. Having been asked "Who is my neighbor?" Jesus tells the story of an outsider who, rather than ignoring a robbed and injured man in the ditch as various other insiders do, cares for the man, binds his wounds, takes him to a place of comfort, and covers the costs for that comfort. The Samaritan becomes the prototypical example of how to do neighbor-love.
Now complicate the story:
- What if the man in the ditch says, "No, leave me here to suffer and die"?
- What if this is the third time the Samaritan has found someone lying in the ditch post-mugging?
- What if this is the third time the Samaritan has found the same man lying in the ditch post-mugging?
- What if the Samaritan comes upon the man as he is being mugged rather than after he has been mugged?
- What if the Samaritan comes across a second man lying in the ditch?
- What if the Samaritan got robbed by bandits the last time he tried to help someone in a ditch?
The obligations of neighbor-love didn't go away in any of those contexts but perhaps the way neighbor-love should be expressed might change in each of those contexts. Unsurprisingly, theologians have written books on these and similar questions.
In the instance of these essays in Respectful Conversations, the context in which neighbor-love is expressed is that of American public life—a context in which, at least in theory, rights-bearing citizens who have equal standing vis-à-vis each other are engaged in verbal intercourse over matters of common concern but shaped by varied and seemingly incommensurable perspectives. Assuming that the topic at hand actually is a matter of common concern, then refusing to participate in the conversations isn't an expression of neighbor-love because such refusal tacitly claims that the matter is not of common concern: "I can't be bothered with your concerns." Refusing to listen to what others have to say isn't neighbor-love because that denies the equality of the neighbor: "I don't believe your concerns matter as much as mine." Simply acquiescing to the other isn't neighbor-love because that denies the significance of a matter about which you, as a citizen, should care: "I'm not an interesting partner for you in addressing these concerns." Coercing others—whether through force, threat of force, or rhetorical manipulation—to do what you want regardless of their arguments certainly isn't neighbor-love: "My concerns give me the right to harm you." All that's really left, so far as I can see, is to shape the disagreement and continue the argument. Maybe one side will persuade the other. Maybe the two sides will have to call a truce for a time. Maybe the argument will simply have to go on until the context so changes that its initial terms become less meaningful.
If this is what neighbor-love looks like as it is expressed in American public life, then it seems to me that civility isn't what comes after neighbor love (contra Tony's suggestion that "You first need love, then you need civility"). Civility is the way neighbor-love expresses itself in that context. Civility is a form of neighbor-love. This takes me to the second of the insights I want to pick up from Tony's initial post: that civility and love should be linked in the Christian mind (or at least in the minds of Christians who live in open, democratic, rights-based systems; things may be different in other contexts but those contexts are beyond the scope of this conversation).
III. Civility as Neighbor-Love
So what are the implications of thinking of civility as a form of neighbor-love? At least these: First, to the extent that neighbor-love includes attention to intention, being civil must mean more than being polite. Politeness can be motivated by many things; the kinds of civility that count here are those that are motivated by love. Second, to the extent that neighbor-love sits as a high standard for behavior, it offers a means for judging calls to civility. If those calls are used in defense of the maintenance of unjust power structures or illegitimate relationships, neighbor love judges them and finds them wanting. Third, to the extent that neighbor-love is something that we can get better at through practice, civility is something we should aspire to, not something we should think we've got right. And, fourth, to the extent that neighbor-love is made possible by the prior love of God, those interested in promoting civility ought to be looking for signs of the work of God in the world.
And what do these implications get us? At an obvious level, they help explain why social media (or at least Twitter) can feel so uncivil. One simply cannot give much expression to neighbor-love in 280 characters so as people take short-cuts to get to their point, they eliminate the things that are hardest to convey: intention, integrity, depth, and naming whatever desires are motivating them. Moreover, and perhaps at a less obvious level, social media distorts not only those we interact with (and it's hard to love neighbors that we've abstracted), but it distorts us (and it's hard to love neighbors as we love ourselves when we aren't honest about who we are). As Jaron Lanier has reminded us—repeatedly—we tend to reduce ourselves to the avatars we produce online, and since those avatars are not good at loving (since they are not complete and complex people), the results of our online preoccupations make us less good at loving (and, therein, being more civil) in general. Recognizing that the objects of online incivility suffer from the incivility of trolling, attention to the way we reduce ourselves also helps us see the way that online incivility also harms trolls. Perhaps that sounds odd, but the illustration is fairly obvious to those of us who have ever lurked over an online debate and thought, "Why can't these people get a life???" Though the question is rhetorical, the impulse behind it, perhaps, isn't: the reason "these people" can't get a life is that they aren't people; they're avatars. And avatars aren't good at being civil because they can only express opinions, not neighbor-love.
IV. Civility and Shame Online
So how should we engage them? This question gets at the third insight I want to pick out from Tony's first essay: that shame plays a complex role in American public life. And my arguments thus far suggest some of the reasons that such complexity might be growing. They point toward the idea that we can't shame trolls not because trolls lack a conscience but because they aren't really human: they're simplified representations of human beings. They point toward the idea that intent and effect both matter in assessing an action and so acts of shaming face the doubled judgment of being inappropriate or immoral because of what motivates those acts and because of the consequences of those acts. And they hint at the idea that it is at least investigating whether shaming can be an expression of neighbor-love.
At least in principle, I can imagine a defense of shaming as an expression of neighbor-love. The capacity to feel shame is premised on the ability to make moral distinctions and the ability to make moral distinctions is grounded in the existence of complex psychological componentry. There is, therefore, a peculiar back-handed compliment paid to those who, upon being shamed, feel shame: it recognizes their humanity. Done thoughtfully and lovingly, it may even help enhance their own sense of their humanity. There are, after all, things we might do that we should feel ashamed of.
Things get trickier in social media, as Jon Ronson's entertaining if unduly flippant book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed and Jennifer Jacquet's Is Shame Necessary? make clear. Both of them see value in shame but both also recognize how easy it is to get shame wrong: to let it be driven by spite or envy or vengeance or any other of a wide range of things-that-are-not-neighbor-love.
By way of illustration, let me turn to a few recent events of online shaming. Recently, Sarah Huckabee Sanders was (privately) asked to leave a restaurant in Virginia because the owner of the restaurant and that restaurant's employees were offended by SHS's complicity in supporting policies they deemed immoral (including on the treatment of LGBTQ+ persons), her willingness to demean the press, and her consistent duplicity as the Press Secretary to President Trump. This act, itself, was a kind of private shaming—and the restaurant covered the costs for what SHS and her party had already eaten. As word about the act spread on social media, though, a private act became more public and a private shaming became a series of public/online shaming, including by SHS, who tweeted about the event on her official Press Secretary twitter account and by President Trump, who never seems to miss an opportunity to make things worse. The restaurant owner was, by all accounts, civil—and so perhaps the private shaming could have been motivated by neighbor-love. The snowballing accounts and effects of the private act as it became public, though, grew increasingly uncivil.
If one of the reasons it is difficult to negotiate shaming on social media is that we are not our full selves when we're acting through our avatars, another reason is that the viral qualities of social media allow things to explode so rapidly. It's doubtful we ever would have heard of the Red Hen restaurant without social media (of course, it's also doubtful that Donald Trump would be president without social media). Social media is a tool of 21st century communication, but as singer/songwriter Ani DiFranco reminds us in her song, "My I.Q., "Every tool's a weapon if you hold it right." And social media is especially easy to weaponize. As this example reveals, one of the ways that social media get weaponized are when they drive the collapse of public/private distinctions. And the maintenance of civility in open and free societies is predicated on the maintenance of that distinction: civility in public life works because we maintain private spaces to retreat to when the anxieties, frustrations, and angers that come with living with others in pluralistic contexts become onerous. The safe spaces necessary for intimate relationships and individual development disappear when it is so easy for private to become public. There's a reason we don't make women wander around with scarlet "A"s on their chests, after all.
A more complex set of illustrations have come with those whose actions reveal their racism: the white woman who calls the police on black families barbequing in the park; the white woman who calls the police on a black child selling water without a license; the white man who calls the police because he doesn't believe that the black family in the community's swimming pool belongs there; the list of such events is going depressingly long. As they were all videotaped doing something both racist and dumb and those videotapes all went viral, they were, I think, quite properly shamed. Yet the consequences of their shaming have included the loss of employment and the sundering of relationships. Were those appropriate consequences? What is the limit to the penalties incurred through/with shaming? It seems to me that one of the real dangers in shaming when it goes viral is that we are less likely to treat shame as the punishment for bad behavior than to treat it as the justification for allotting further punishment. Recognizing that shameful behavior is shameful behavior, social media seem to feed the mob mentalities that keep us from maintaining a sense of proportion about how to respond to those who have behaved shamefully. That was the case for Hester Prynne as she dealt with Puritans; it is even more the case when shaming can go viral and be passed along by avatars who do not love but do enjoy the thrills of punishing others.
Next post: further reflections about the necessities and limits of civility and free speech in a poisonously partisan society.


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MR BRENDE: Mr. Secretary, it is with deep appreciation that I welcome you to our annual meeting here in Davos. In the 49-year history of the forum, we have only done video links less than 10 times, always under exceptional circumstances. With the current U.S. Government shutdown, we fully understand that the cabinet has to be standby in D.C. So we are really pleased that you can be with us today to share U.S. perspective on international diplomacy, and to also challenge us to think out of the box when it comes to the theme of this annual meeting: Globalization 4.0: Shaping A New Global Architecture in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
The U.S. perspective is critical to shaping this conversation in Davos this week, since President Trump is, after all, the person most identified in the world today who questions the status quo.
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SECRETARY POMPEO: Good morning, and thank you, Borge, for your kind introduction. And thank you to the World Economic Forum for the invitation to speak today. Its 18 degrees Fahrenheit here in Washington, D.C. You see the Lincoln Memorial to my back. So while Im not here in person, I at least feel like Im in Davos with the weather.
Its interesting times that we live in. Over the past few years, all around the world, voters have tuned out politicians and political alliances that they thought werent representing their interests. A few examples of new directions that people have taken: Brexit; the election of President Macron in France; the rise of the Five Star Movement in Italy; Mahathirs comeback in Malaysia; and of course, Borge, as you referenced, the election of President Donald Trump.
In Ohio, Rio de Janeiro, and in Rome, people are asking questions that havent been asked, or at least havent been taken seriously, in an awfully long time. Is economic globalization really good for me? Are our political leaders adequately protecting us from threats like terrorism? Are they working to secure our national interests abroad?
You all know this: New winds are blowing across the world. The central question is this: Do they signal fair weather or foreshadow a storm? Is this pattern of disruption a force for good or not?
Id argue that this disruption is a positive development. We are embracing time-tested truths. Truths like this: Nations matter. No international body can stand up for a people as well as their own leaders can. Strong borders are key to strong nations. This is how we keep our people safe and protect our sovereignty. Sturdy alliances built on key principles are key to shared security. We need all nations to contribute to security imperatives. President Trump also knows that economic security is national security. Robust defenses arent possible without healthy economies to undergird them.
Ill talk about this for a minute. Its why pro-growth policies matter so much. Ill spend a little time on this, and Im confident that Secretary Mnuchin will understand if I step on his turf just a little bit here this morning.
President Trumps campaign slogan, Make America Great Again, was a call to return America to the principles that have made us the most prosperous nation in world history. It was a rejection of trade arrangements that discounted the interests of American workers. It was a rejection of red tape, which constricted entrepreneurs here in America. This is the lifeblood of our economy. It was a rejection of all high taxes that tell American families that government knows how to spend their money better than those families do.
And perhaps more than anything, President Trumps election was a rejection of low expectations. I remember that mantra Im sure many of you do the idea that 2 percent was the new normal for economic growth. Well, so much for that. Today, thanks to President Trumps pro-growth policies, our real GDP growth here in America has exceeded 3 percent over each of the last four quarters.
And thats not all. Wage growth is up. This matters to hardworking Americans. Job openings outnumber the number of unemployed for the first time on record. The womens unemployment rate recently reached its lowest rate in 65 years. Manufacturing thats what I did before I entered politics added 284,000 jobs in 2018, the most since 1997. It was said this couldnt be done. Small business optimism is at a record high.
Theres more to that story. But the important point is this: The unleashing of animal spirits has allowed our economy to grow, even as the global slowdown looms.
This economic blueprint low taxes, streamlined regulations, and trade reform can work for you and your countries as well. The time is now to adopt these policies. I remember President Reagans maxim, peace through strength. This wasnt exclusively military strength. It was the strength created by a free and robust economy that not only creates wealth, but also freedom.
As you all know, we face many new threats, some of them not so new. They range from North Koreas nuclear program, to Irans foreign adventurism, to Chinas state-centered economic model, its belligerence toward its neighbors, and its embraces of a totalitarian state at home. Radical Islamic terrorism remains a persistent threat that we will continue to fight together.
In all of these areas were making progress. But none of this progress could have happened without beautiful coalitions in which America has played a central role. Collectively, we have exerted maximum pressure on North Korea, and that pressure has gotten Kim to the negotiating table. The United Nations did amazing work, acting as the center of gravity for sanctions that built out this global coalition. Weve also assembled a global coalition of nations to confront Iran and support the aspirations of the Iranian people.
And were rebalancing the relationship with China, alongside partner nations in Asia and all around the world. It should not go unnoticed that weve also defeated the ISIS caliphate in Syria and Iraq, alongside more than six dozen nations in the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS.
Theres a lot more work to do, and with your help, I know well achieve it. The United States looks forward to partnering with you to take on the challenges of our time.
And Borge, Im now looking forward to our conversation today. Thank you all very much for the opportunity to make these remarks.
MR BRENDE: Thank you, Secretary. Were very pleased that you have joined us, and it does look brisk there. And you also mentioned China in your short intervention, and I know from all participants here in Davos there is huge interest in the Sino-U.S. relationship. We see that growth is slowing in China. We also know that there will be a trade delegation visiting DC later this year. So from your perspective as Secretary of State, how do you see the role of China in the world today as an emerging regional and global power, and also in relationship to the U.S.-Sino relationship?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, there are those who say that conflict, superpower conflict between our two countries, is inevitable. We dont see it that way. We want to find places where we can work together. You talked about the trade delegation coming. I am optimistic that well receive them well and that well have a good outcome from those conversations. But remember, the course of the relationship will be determined by the principles that America standbys stands by: free and open seas, the capacity for nations to take their goods around the world, fair and reciprocal trade arrangements where every country has the opportunity to compete on a fair, transparent, and open basis. These principles of democracy, these things that have created so much wealth for the whole globe, will drive the relationship between the United States and China in the years ahead, and we hope that China will adopt policies that are consistent with that. If they do, I am very confident that our two nations can thrive and prosper together.
MR BRENDE: Thank you, Secretary. Its interesting to hear that you are optimistic. I know that you are an optimistic person. Last year in Davos, the big discussion was the future of NAFTA. There you found a solution. So when youre saying optimistic, you think we will say another breakthrough this year on the trade side between the U.S. and China? I think a lot of our business CEOs are very curious about that here.
SECRETARY POMPEO: I dont want to get ahead of the conversations, the negotiations that are taking place. Theres lots of hard work to do. There are certainly issues around trade balances; those certainly matter. But the central premises of the trade arrangements, the structures at the WTO, the tariff levels that will be set, the capacity for American businesses to operate in China without risk that their trade secrets and their intellectual property will be stolen, the understandings that investments in our two countries will be reciprocal. A country a Chinese company that want to wants to invest here in the United States should have every opportunity to do so, so long as theyre coming here to compete fairly. In the same sense, American companies should be permitted to do that as well without having to have a mechanism by which the technology that theyre providing will be forced to be transferred.
Those arent fair arrangements, theyre not reciprocal agreements, theyre not the way free and fair trade ought to be conducted, and so I am hopeful that each of those issues can be dealt with constructively and that China is prepared to compete on those terms. And if they are, I am very confident that there will be a bright future not only for the United States and its people but for the Chinese people as well.
MR BRENDE: Thank you. You just came back from a very comprehensive visit to the Middle East. I think you visited most of the countries, and you also made a very impactful speech in Cairo. But looking now at all the challenges unfolding in the Middle East, being ISIS but also being the situation between Israel-Palestine, between the GCC countries we also have Yemen and we have the situation with Iran where do you see the Middle East moving and what is really the U.S. policy moving forward? How will the U.S. be a partner securing a more peaceful Middle East moving forward?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Yeah, Borge, thats a great question. I just did get back from a trip. What I communicated every place I stopped and with each leader that I met with was that America is committed to helping the Middle East be secure and stable, that in fact well be there and that we are a force for good in the region and we have been for an awfully long time.
You just kind of canvassed the set of threats. In every one of those cases that you mentioned, there are two common themes. One is there are lots of countries that have a stake in those interests or in those challenges. We wont do this alone. We will need coalitions built out to ensure that theres Middle East stability. Our effort to develop our MESA program, where we have countries in the region determined to protect themselves together with America as their partner in that fight, is an important component of how America will approach this set of problems.
But also with respect to many of the problems that you identified there, Borge, the threat from the Islamic Republic of Iran is very real. You mentioned Yemen. You mentioned Syria. I think you talked about the challenges of Lebanese Hizballah in Lebanon. Its still the case that Iran is striving to reduce Iraqi freedom, sovereignty, and independence. Those are places where Iran is truly the malign actor, and its why were so happy that the coalition that weve built out and well have a ministerial in Warsaw in the middle of next month to talk about this and other issues in the Middle East is so central to creating the stability that the people of the Middle East so richly deserve. There are diplomatic and political solutions to most of these problems, and we need all of our diplomats from all across the region working to solve them.
MR BRENDE: Do you think we will see an end of the Yemen conflict this year?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Ill speak with Martin Griffiths later today. I am very hopeful that we can make progress there. We made a big step forward with the agreement surrounding the port in Hodeidah. We got real commitments from all of the parties. It was most unfortunate that the Houthis made a major break on January 10th to that ceasefire by using an Iranian-designed instrument of war to kill people after these agreements were reached back in December in Europe. I hope that we can find that path forward. I know that the Gulf states that are involved there are committed to achieving that outcome. I am hopeful that we can find a path forward there. We are committed in the United States to working with UN Envoy Griffiths to achieving that end.
MR BRENDE: We also know that you, Secretary, work very closely with special advisor of the President Jared Kushner on the peace plan for Israel and Palestine. Do you see any progress there, and you are hopeful to get some momentum post the Israeli elections?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, I am. Weve been working on this for a long time. Mr. Kushner has been in the lead along with Jason Greenblatt in developing our program. Weve begun to share elements of this across the region. It wont be a U.S.-driven process. Ultimately, the Israelis and the Palestinians will have to come to an agreement. But we think that the foundations that we have laid and the work that well do immediately following the Israeli elections will set conditions where we can have a constructive conversation.
Borge, you know this problem has troubled the region for decades and decades now. It seems to me that were at a point in time where there are ways that we can resolve the primary differences and encourage those two places, the Israelis and the Palestinians, to come together to resolve their differences and get a solution there that has bedeviled the world for an awfully long time.
MR BRENDE: Secretary, know that you personally have shown a lot of leadership when it comes to North Korea and the DPRK. History was made last June when President Trump met with Chairman Kim Jong-un, which a lot of hope for improvements of the security situation in the Korean Peninsula was established. Expectations, as I said, were high. We know that the President will meet with Chairman Kim Jong-un late in February. I think there is a lot of curiosity. Maybe you can shed some light on the next steps you envisage when President Trump meets again with the chairman, and maybe you can also let us know where its going to happen.
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, I dont have any news to break today on that front, but I can say this: The negotiations have been underway for some time now. Theres lots of discussions that have taken place. When Kim Yong-chol visited Washington last week, we made further progress not only in the discussions that he had with the President, but Special Representative Biegun had the opportunity to meet with his newly designated counterpart as well, where they were able to discuss some of the complicated issues towards achieving what the two leaders laid out back last June in Singapore.
And so we have a handful of weeks before the two leaders will meet together again. A set of discussions that took place in Sweden over the weekend have now wrapped up. Again, a little bit more progress. There remains an awful lot of work to do, but good things have happened already. The North Koreans arent conducting missile tests. The North Koreans arent conducting nuclear tests. There are many steps yet along the way towards achieving the denuclearization that was laid out in Singapore and in achieving the security and stability and peace on the peninsula that the two leaders agreed to as well. Were determined to work towards achieving that. I believe at the end of February well have another good marker along the way.
MR BRENDE: Thank you. When Professor Schwab and I met with you in your office in December, planning for your visit here in Davos, we also touched on a possibility for private sector to contribute, if there was a breakthrough. Any further reflections on that?
SECRETARY POMPEO: We did have a good conversation about that, Borge. Theres not much role for the private sector today, but if were successful, if we can make a substantial step towards achieving the denuclearization and create the right conditions, itll be the private sector that sits there, looming in the background, that I know the North Koreans understand they need, whether thats power for the people of the country, whether its to install the infrastructure that is so desperately needed in North Korea. Those things will certainly have a government component to them, but therell be an enormous private sector push that will be required to achieve the economic growth in North Korea that will ultimately lead to the stability that were all looking for.
And so the specter, the specter of private sector companies who are prepared to invest in North Korea and to assist North Korea if were able to achieve that full denuclearization that I know the entire world wants, the private sector will be an important player in achieving the final elements of the agreement as well.
MR BRENDE: So now I want to turn over to another easy topic, U.S.-Russia relationship. At several junctures in the previous three decades, we sensed opportunities for collaboration between Russia and the U.S., but it seems like that optimism be losing ground to geopolitical realities present at each of those junctures. Do you, Secretary, feel that the U.S. and Russia are doomed to Cold War rivalry?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, you havent given any easy ones today. But its not the case that we are doomed to a Cold War rivalry. These two nations are the two largest possessors of nuclear capability in the world. Russia is a formidable power in that respect and we understand that, and so we need to ensure that there are conversations taking place so that we can prevent both proliferation and the risk that comes with the possession of those nuclear weapons.
But it has I must say, its been a struggle. Were looking for Russia to begin to change its behavior, whether thats its behavior in Ukraine or the work that it did to influence elections here in the United States and that its done to influence elections all across the world. These arent the behaviors of nations that want to be part of the international community. And we hope that theyll return to the right course of actions, set a course of actions that lead them down the path of the rule of law and order and liberty. If they do those things, Im confident that our two nations can prosper and grow alongside of each other. We are not destined to be antagonists. We can do better than that, but it will take a Russian change in their outlook and behavior in the world in order to achieve that.
MR BRENDE: Secretary, you were recently also in Brussels and made a speech there about multilateralism and the necessity to reform international organizations. To be more concrete, what will it take from the UN and international organizations? What kind of reforms do they have to undertake to have the full support of the administration?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, I dont have the time today to sort of go into each of them one by one, but I can certainly tell you about the central principles that underlaid the remarks that I made in Brussels that are part of President Trumps policies. What were looking for in these institutions is to make sure that they are fit for purpose, that they are achieving ends that are good for the peoples of the countries that are part of these coalitions.
And that requires them going back, I think, to first principles. Its not a matter of taking these institutions down, indeed, quite the contrary. The way to preserve these institutions is to make sure that theyre performing in a way that reflects well on the goals that the people of those nations want them to achieve. And if you go back to the place that these institutions were when they were originally created, and then revisit them and say: Does that make sense, whether thats 70 years on or 25 years on, depending on the institution? Does it work? Is it achieving its ends? So what the United States is simply looking for is were going back to ask those hard questions that, frankly, just havent been asked for too long. Do these institutions deliver and are they delivering in a way that is reflective of the world order as it sits today? If theyre not, we need to change them, we need to update them. We need to bring them into his century.
And then a second piece. In each of these, it can be the case that from time to time, roles get out of balance in these institutions. Countries grow; countries move on. They change their views. We need to make sure these institutions have burdens shared correctly amongst them. If you dont, its not just bad for the country that is sharing or carrying too much of the burden, its also not good for those who are freeriding, who arent participating in a way thats consistent with their needs from that institution. We need every bit of every one of those institutions to look at itself and say: Do we have our costs allocated directly? Are we sharing burdens appropriately? Are we all benefitting from this in a way that makes sense? And when we do that when every country does this, not just the United States of America these institutions will be updated and reformed in a way that is reflective of today, and itll be a good thing to make sure that these institutions continue to live on in the decades which follow.
MR BRENDE: Thank you. Second-last question. Last year, when President Trump was on this stage, I would boil down his message to: America First does not mean America alone. Do you feel, Secretary, that your message this year, which encourage such fundamental changes to the international system, is being well received within the Concert of Nations? Or put differently, is America somewhat isolated on the global stage today?
SECRETARY POMPEO: Borge, I don't think were remotely isolated. I, in my remarks, went through the various coalitions that weve been part of building out. There are lots of folks who continue to see America as the beacon that we hope it is. When you say isolated, I think that has negative connotations. It is the case that sometimes leadership and asking hard questions drives others to be a little concerned. Perhaps theyre not quite ready to stare these problems in the face, but we are, President Trump is. We know that these challenges must be confronted. You cant continue to let these institutions not perform at a level of excellence that the people around the world demand of those institutions.
And so every place Ive gone, everywhere Ive carried this message, the private responses have been to me: We appreciate America taking on these challenges. Were glad that youre confronting these, and we want to be with you in achieving the ends that youre trying to achieve.
MR BRENDE: Thank you. One last easy one. When is the shutdown over?
SECRETARY POMPEO: (Laughter.) We all hope that itll end fairly quickly. Political fights in the United States are a time-honored tradition, as those of you whove studied our history know. I hope that we get this one resolved in relatively short order. Im always optimistic. Im counting on the fact that well get it resolved pretty quickly.
MR BRENDE: Secretary, again, we really appreciate it, you joining us here today. It was well received among the participants. Of course, were looking forward to welcome you in the real Davos next year. We know that you had a huge agenda today. Really pleased to also listening to all your candid and insightful answers. So Mike, thank you for your friendship, and welcome back to Davos next year, Secretary. (Applause.)
SECRETARY POMPEO: Thank you, all. And thank you, Borge.


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