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🚨What does an “America First” foreign policy practically look like? How does Israel fit into it? Josh Hammer wrote a book about it, and shares his thoughts: 01:15 - America First: A Realist Foreign Policy Approach 07:17 - Trump's Middle East Strategy & First Trip 11:20 - Qatar: A... show more

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"What 'America First' is not, to me, is being synonymous with this old 'Fortress America' mentality of simply shrinking up like a hermit into its shell & pretending like the world does not exist." Josh Hammer shares what he believes an 'America First' foreign policy looks like.

"What 'America First' is not, to me, is being synonymous with this old 'Fortress America' mentality of simply shrinking up like a hermit into its shell & pretending like the world does not exist." Josh Hammer shares what he believes an 'America First' foreign policy looks like.

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Tucker Carlson with Dave Smith on why he’s facing coordinated and relentless attacks: “On a political level, this is a fight about it what happens after Donald Trump. What does the Republican Party look like? Does it actually adopt an America First foreign policy as promised 10 years ago, or does it maintain its neoconservative posture, which is very unpopular with the public and has borne no fruit. It’s been a disaster on every level for the United States since 9/11, at least. That’s what this is about … I can’t say that enough. It’s about foreign policy. They don’t care about domestic policy because they don’t care about the United States. But they do care about the US Treasury, and the Pentagon, and the projection of force on behalf of Israel … My view is the US government should act on behalf of American citizens. America First. 🇺🇸”

Tucker Carlson with Dave Smith on why he’s facing coordinated and relentless attacks: “On a political level, this is a fight about it what happens after Donald Trump. What does the Republican Party look like? Does it actually adopt an America First foreign policy as promised 10 years ago, or does it maintain its neoconservative posture, which is very unpopular with the public and has borne no fruit. It’s been a disaster on every level for the United States since 9/11, at least. That’s what this is about … I can’t say that enough. It’s about foreign policy. They don’t care about domestic policy because they don’t care about the United States. But they do care about the US Treasury, and the Pentagon, and the projection of force on behalf of Israel … My view is the US government should act on behalf of American citizens. America First. 🇺🇸”

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🚨Donald Trump made the SAME MISTAKE as his first term by appointing people loyal to Israel and neocons ‘No one has any right to be surprised about the turn Donald Trump’s foreign policy has taken. If you appoint neoconservatives to national security positions, then you are going to get a neoconservative foreign policy… For all of Donald Trump’s campaign rhetoric and for all of his promises that he was going to pursue an America First foreign policy, he has basically made the same mistake that he made in his first term. He surrounded himself with people who have loyalties to Israel and who are longtime Conservative activists in Congress like Rubio.’ -James Carden, Ex-Adviser to the US-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission and Editor of The Realist Review, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

🚨Donald Trump made the SAME MISTAKE as his first term by appointing people loyal to Israel and neocons ‘No one has any right to be surprised about the turn Donald Trump’s foreign policy has taken. If you appoint neoconservatives to national security positions, then you are going to get a neoconservative foreign policy… For all of Donald Trump’s campaign rhetoric and for all of his promises that he was going to pursue an America First foreign policy, he has basically made the same mistake that he made in his first term. He surrounded himself with people who have loyalties to Israel and who are longtime Conservative activists in Congress like Rubio.’ -James Carden, Ex-Adviser to the US-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission and Editor of The Realist Review, on the latest episode of Going Underground FULL INTERVIEW BELOW IN THE REPLIES👇

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