Vicente Rafael on the "Sovereign Trickster" Rodrigo Duterte

<p>The University of Washington professor of southeast Asian history talks about the recent regime of Duterte in the context of the colonial history of the Philippines, and why a history&nbsp; of strongman politicians makes normalizing violence easy.&nbsp;</p>

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