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Hello and welcome to The Americano Show. Today we're going to be talking about what the world

might look like under the next Trump administration, because since last week and that disastrous debate for Joe Biden on Thursday night, the odds of a Trump presidency have shrunk dramatically.

And so we thought it'd be a good time to look at what that might mean in terms of foreign policy for America.

And what better person to talk about this

with than Elbridge Colby, who is an extremely distinguished American. He was Deputy Assistant

Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development under Trump. And he had quite a large part in

that administration's defense strategy. And he's also the author of the strategy

of denial America's defense in an age of great power conflict. Elbridge, thank you very much for

coming on to Americano. I'll start by asking, firstly, I mean, how confident are you of a Trump

victory at this moment? Well, great to be with you, Freddie, and thanks for the kind introduction.

Well, I don't pretend to know how the American people are going to decide, but I certainly,

I hope they vote for President Trump, and I think there's plenty of reason to think that they

are trending in that direction.

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