Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's peace deals falling apart all over the world.

Foreign policy is hard.

Flashy announcements followed by ceremonies and gimmicky soundbites that don't address the root causes of conflict, don't actually produce lasting peace.

Back in August, when Trump started trying to fashion himself as a peacemaker, we ran through some of the realities of his claims over on the second channel.

We're just going to do a little

check-in on how things are going. Armenia and Azerbaijan. At the time, we said this one wasn't

horrible, but would have long-term negative effects because of the transactional nature. It's doing okay so far. In fact,

freight has started to move. Now, it's worth noting that the deal isn't finalized yet,

but this one seems to be doing okay. Well, even. Cambodia and Thailand.

Trump announced a peace deal. It wasn't really firm.

Then it fell apart.

China tried to clean up Trump's mistakes, but they couldn't get anywhere either.

And now the war is back on.

There are airstrikes and thousands displaced. DRC and Rwanda. This was a big one for Trump. Back in August, we said this was a failure. Trump decided to ignore the violent flare-ups

and push the two sides to continue to sign an agreement just last week.

Within hours of the signing, violence flared. Thousands were fleeing, and everything started descending

into chaos. And it's gotten really bad in the last few days. Honestly, this was an abject failure, but it was completely out of Trump's

league to begin with. He didn't understand the multiple factions at play, and he shouldn't have

even attempted this. India and Pakistan. Trump didn't stop this.

He did help by applying some pressure, though.

This is holding.

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