Our current strategy of nation building and regime change is a proven absolute failure.

We have created the vacuums that allow terrorism to grow and thrive.

These globalists want to squander all of America's strength, blood, and treasure,

chasing monsters and phantoms overseas while keeping us distracted from the havoc they're creating

right here at home.

Hi again, everybody. It's 5 o'clock in New York. That was then this afternoon with all the force of a rock-splitting crack of lightning, Donald Trump's rank betrayal of more than a decade of foreign policy promises is cleaving a first-of-its-kind fissure inside the MAGA movement. Not that his supporters are strangers to betrayal by any means, he's broken his word

with them and to them before, and he'll undoubtedly do it again, but the military action Donald

Trump took in the early hours Saturday morning in Iran, the war he started, is a sort of reversal

fundamentally different on an atomic level than anything we've seen him do since he's been

in our politics over the last 10 years. The best way to fully understand the depth and scope of

that betrayal today might be to hold our noses and submerge ourselves and then out broken promises

of Donald Trump's no new wars mantra. It starts with his 2016 campaign for president.

You can't fight two wars at one time.

If you listen to him and you listen to some of the folks

that I've been listening to,

that's why we've been in the Middle East for 15 years

and we haven't won anything.

We've spent $5 trillion in the Middle East

because of thinking like that. In a Trump administration,5 trillion in the Middle East because of thinking like that.

In the Trump administration, our actions in the Middle East will be tempered by realism.

The current strategy of toppling regimes with no plan for what to do the day after

only produces power vacuums that are filled simply by terrorists.

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