Corey Flintoff has spent nearly 40 years as a radio journalist, serving most recently as National Public Radio’s correspondent in Moscow. He has covered the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Ukraine, the earthquake in Haiti, the revolution in Egypt and the revolution and civil war in Libya. During his four years as NPR's bureau chief in Moscow, Flintoff reported on Putin’s crack down on dissent and the seizure of Crimea. Since his return to the U.S., Flintoff has been following the revelations of the Trump administration's ties to Russia, and what that could mean for the future of relations between two of the world's most potently armed nations.