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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew for the issues that matter and the way they matter at the time they matter.

That time is today, Monday, December 9th.

The place is Sierra Podcast.

The host is Daniel Horowitz.

And the issues, they are too numerous to measure.

But today, we're going to focus for once on foreign policy.

There's obviously so much going on here domestically, which is our main focus.

But every once in a while, we have an inflection point in the world.

And with Trump slated to take over, as you well know, I have a lot of doubts on domestic policy.

There's a lot of problems with Congress, a lot of problems with, you know, that administration.

But foreign policy is an area where I think the president really has broad latitude

to finally correct, to right the ship, to stop this business of putting American soldiers

money, diplomatic capital, headfirst into five-way Islamic civil wars, incurring the liabilities

of both empowering all sides at the worst times, which is what we've done in Syria and Iraq

and Lebanon, the last number of years, instead to actually write the ship, stepping out of it, having a security perimeter.

We focus on our prerogatives.

Any one of them steps on those prerogatives, they get zapped.

We don't own anyone's dumpster fire.

So with the Syrian Civil War, there is a lot to untangle there.

There's a lot of false choices being thrown out, like either your pro-Assad or your pro-Sunni insurgents, of which there are many and some of them are at war with each other.

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