There's a new sheriff in town.

I don't know about you, but watching President Trump attend, or President-elect, I don't know, he's still my president, attend the reopening of Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral after the fire that created a lot of damage five years ago.

Well, what did we see?

We saw him greeted with red carpet.

We saw world leaders standing up to shake his hand.

And I don't know about you, but I thought to myself, you know, America is back. This is the respect that America should demand, that an American

president should demand. So we know that we've seen an unraveling of that power on the world

stage under Joe Biden. Obviously, there is a lot of chaos around the world, particularly in the

Middle East and

Europe right now. So how difficult will it be for President Trump to reassert America's

authority in the world? Who are our biggest threats? What will be his biggest challenges from a

foreign policy perspective? We'll talk to someone who has been there with Donald Trump, who

worked for his first administration.

His name is Elbridge Colby.

He was the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development.

He also played a key role in the 2018 National Defense Strategy.

He is also the author of Strategy of Denial American Defense in an Age an age of great power conflict. So he is the

perfect person to have this conversation with. So we'll talk about what's happened over the

past four years and what to expect over these next four. Stay tuned for Bridge Colby.

Well, Elbridge Colby, it's great to have you on the show the first time.

Obviously, there's a lot of foreign policy issues to dig into.

So I'm looking forward to having you on and hearing what you have to say.

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