Scott Horton

There are frozen conflicts in the Donbass, in Kaliningrad, in Transnistria, in Taiwan, in Korea, virtually all the borders of Africa and Eurasia.

were drawn by European powers to either divide and conquer their enemies or artificially group their enemies together in order to keep them internally divided and conquered in those ways.

So there are a great many borders in the world that are in contention and that people might even want to fight about.

And I think that America could play a wonderful role in helping to negotiate and resolve those types of conflicts.

without resorting to force or even making any promises on the part of the U.S.

government, like we'll pay Egypt to pretend to be nice to Israel or anything like that, but just find ways to host conferences and find resolutions to these problems.

And I think quite sincerely that Donald Trump right now could get on a plane to Tehran

He could then go to Moscow, to Beijing and Pyongyang, and he could come home and be Trump the Great.

We, in fact, don't have to have, especially the American hyper power, as the French called it, the world empire.

We have everything to give and nothing to lose to go ahead.

And Donald Trump even talked like this.

You might remember when he first was sworn in this time, he said, you know what?

Instead of pivoting from terrorism to great power competition with Russia and China, I don't want to do that.

I just want to get along with both of them.

Let's just move on and have the rest of the century be peace and prosperity and not fighting at all.

Why should we have to pivot to China?

Let's just pivot to capitalism and trade and freedom and peace.

That's America first.

And look, man, there used to be a time when a third of the planet was dominated by the communists, right?

So I'm not going to sit here and argue the first Cold War with you.