Tom Nichols

Because we're the only provider of that thing that people all around the world desperately need. So, yeah, we get rid of Trump in four years. A lot of people are going to be angry at us. There'll be a lot of questions about whether we can be trusted for the long term. But we can absolutely rebuild the supply for what good people around the world will continue to demand.

Because we're the only provider of that thing that people all around the world desperately need. So, yeah, we get rid of Trump in four years. A lot of people are going to be angry at us. There'll be a lot of questions about whether we can be trusted for the long term. But we can absolutely rebuild the supply for what good people around the world will continue to demand.

Yeah, USAID is a very practical ramification because there's material support that we're providing to good people around the world fighting for democracy and against corruption. All the stuff that China hates when we do, we're going to stop doing. doing it as much. We'll see what happens with USAID, obviously.

Yeah, USAID is a very practical ramification because there's material support that we're providing to good people around the world fighting for democracy and against corruption. All the stuff that China hates when we do, we're going to stop doing. doing it as much. We'll see what happens with USAID, obviously.

Yeah, USAID is a very practical ramification because there's material support that we're providing to good people around the world fighting for democracy and against corruption. All the stuff that China hates when we do, we're going to stop doing. doing it as much. We'll see what happens with USAID, obviously.

But I think the biggest ramification is just that the voice of the president of the United States is no longer going to be projecting the values that people find so attractive about the United States. He's going to sound very much like the leader of China, very much like the leader of Russia.

But I think the biggest ramification is just that the voice of the president of the United States is no longer going to be projecting the values that people find so attractive about the United States. He's going to sound very much like the leader of China, very much like the leader of Russia.

But I think the biggest ramification is just that the voice of the president of the United States is no longer going to be projecting the values that people find so attractive about the United States. He's going to sound very much like the leader of China, very much like the leader of Russia.

He's going to be talking about global politics as if it's just a mercantile imperialistic competition over resources and power in which bigger countries crush smaller countries and we're no different from anybody else. And that, again, that squanders the main comparative advantage that we have with our adversaries.

He's going to be talking about global politics as if it's just a mercantile imperialistic competition over resources and power in which bigger countries crush smaller countries and we're no different from anybody else. And that, again, that squanders the main comparative advantage that we have with our adversaries.

He's going to be talking about global politics as if it's just a mercantile imperialistic competition over resources and power in which bigger countries crush smaller countries and we're no different from anybody else. And that, again, that squanders the main comparative advantage that we have with our adversaries.

The main reason why anybody would want to be our ally, would want to follow us, would want to do anything to help us.

The main reason why anybody would want to be our ally, would want to follow us, would want to do anything to help us.

The main reason why anybody would want to be our ally, would want to follow us, would want to do anything to help us.

Well, they're, they're reeling and it's only been like, what, three weeks. Yeah. They're dealing with these tariff threats now and tariff realities. So I think the, the Europeans are now bracing. They know that they're probably going to be next. And the, the dilemma for, uh,

Well, they're, they're reeling and it's only been like, what, three weeks. Yeah. They're dealing with these tariff threats now and tariff realities. So I think the, the Europeans are now bracing. They know that they're probably going to be next. And the, the dilemma for, uh,

Well, they're, they're reeling and it's only been like, what, three weeks. Yeah. They're dealing with these tariff threats now and tariff realities. So I think the, the Europeans are now bracing. They know that they're probably going to be next. And the, the dilemma for, uh,

Anybody in the crosshairs is, do you stand up to it and say, well, we're going to retaliate and you're going to feel the pain just as much as we're going to feel the pain? Or do you try to make a face-saving deal in the way that Canada and Mexico did, where they give Trump a couple of crumbs and he gets to go back to his base and say, I won and they lost, right?

Anybody in the crosshairs is, do you stand up to it and say, well, we're going to retaliate and you're going to feel the pain just as much as we're going to feel the pain? Or do you try to make a face-saving deal in the way that Canada and Mexico did, where they give Trump a couple of crumbs and he gets to go back to his base and say, I won and they lost, right?

Anybody in the crosshairs is, do you stand up to it and say, well, we're going to retaliate and you're going to feel the pain just as much as we're going to feel the pain? Or do you try to make a face-saving deal in the way that Canada and Mexico did, where they give Trump a couple of crumbs and he gets to go back to his base and say, I won and they lost, right?