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Third hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now.

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We've been talking a lot today about whatever we can figure out when it comes to the Harris Walls policies.

And one area where it's really going to be opaque, maybe non-existent, is foreign policy.

Let's talk to our friend Bridge Colby about this for a moment.

He is a principal of the Marathon Initiative, and he's also a former Pentagon official under the Trump administration.

Mr. Bridge Colby, great to have you back.

Great to be with you.

All right, so let's start with the, I think we can just take as a given that there hasn't been a lot of specifics from the Kamala campaign about what their foreign policy would be.

But if we're going to assume it is an extension of the Biden policy, from the Kamala campaign about what their foreign policy would be.

But if we're going to assume it is an extension of the Biden policy,

and then add in whatever specifics we can define from the statements that have been made on her behalf, really,

what do we know about what a Kamala Harris, Tim Wall's foreign policy would look like?

Well, I mean, we don't know much and don't take this from you and me.

I think the Wall Street Journal actually ran a piece like a week or two ago saying

people just don't know what she stands for.

And of course, she's, you know's moving off of positions that she did take.

So it's really all speculation.

What I would say is my read is that she's basically going to be like closer to a standard

issue Democratic Party sort of activist of the contemporary period.

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