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Baker emphasizes the concept of mutual deterrence—questioning if the U.S. has the capacity to retaliate effectively against hostile nations like China, Russia, or Iran should they launch an attack. Currently, he suggests that the U.S. is somewhat behind the curve, especially on the defensive front, and laments the slow pace of upgrading critical systems.
Preparing for the Worst: How Citizens Can Physically and Strategically Prepare
Transitioning from broad concerns to practical advice, Baker offers insights into how individuals and families can prepare for potential crises—whether natural disasters, cyber attacks, or larger-scale conflicts.