As the Trump administration gets resettled in the White House, it's flanked by a

supportive cast of figures espousing a new era in Republican politics. That includes members

of Congress, podcasters, thinkers and financial backers, redefining what defines US conservatism.

Isn't you interconnected network on the radical right, now making waves across the pond too?

Welcome to PowerPlay Politico's weekly podcast, where I talk to some of the voices,

shaping transatlantic thinking in the Trump era.

I'm Anne McHelvoy, if you haven't already.

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And with me is Dan Crenshaw,

congressman who represents the second congressional district in Texas. I've come to the ARC,

ARC, Arch Conference, the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship here in London. It's a gathering of

thinkers on the right intending to challenge many liberal default positions. Crenshaw has been

a prominent supporter of President Trump from arguments about lockdowns to transgender rights and

their limits, and he has a podcast, Hold These Truths. He's also a former Navy SEAL, serving in Iraq

and Afghanistan, where he lost an eye to a bomb blast in

the Hellman province. Dan Crenshaw, welcome to PowerPlay. Thanks for having me. There is a bit of a

sense, and I think we've seen it as Donald Trump has got into his role again back in the White House,

that there is different intent and speed to take the Donald Trump

worldview, bring it very strongly, bring it to Europe, bring it sometimes others quite aggressively

and frontfully to Europe. Is that what you were witnessing? You'll hear me in London, but we've had

a clash of J.D. Vance and others with European

leaders at the Munich Security Conference. What do you make of that? Look, Trump is a very large

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