Andrew Peach

And nobody's – we really haven't recovered from that.

Final thought about foreign affairs, obviously Ukraine, but also the Middle East and Venezuela.

Is he governing in a way, do you think, that would impress his core supporters?

I think he has his own foreign policy approach.

I'm not sure it's really in sync with the traditional Republican Party approach.

We saw his national security document.

He seemed to sort of demote Europe as an important ally.

He's raised Russia as a potential good ally.

Israel is barely even mentioned in the document.

China is seen as a real potential threat.

And there's real claims that Latin America is sort of America's backyard, which was his 19th century view.

So he definitely, I think, has made Maduro a target.

I think he will have some change of the regime there.

Ultimately, it's just a matter of time.

His number one priority, he may not say this publicly, but I believe it's true, is solving the Ukraine-Russian war.

I do think that he has had tremendous success

And a number of peace agreements around the world, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Pakistan, Israel and Gaza and fixing the hostage situation.

So I think we give them a shot.

Chris Ruddy, who runs the conservative media group Newsmax.

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