‘THEY WILL NOT DO IT, ZERO CHANCE’: In an hourlong interview on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show yesterday, GOP front-runner Donald Trump insisted that if he’s put back in office by the voters, the Taiwan problem will simply go away.
“You don’t have to worry about Taiwan. If I’m president, Taiwan will never happen, meaning China will never go into Taiwan if I’m president, not even a chance,” Trump told Hewitt in response to a question about whether he would defend Taiwan if he is president.
AFGHANISTAN: ‘WE HAD A GREAT AGREEMENT’: Trump disputed arguments from the Biden administration that Trump’s February 2020 deal with the Taliban made it impossible for U.S. and NATO troops to remain in Afghanistan. “So you have believers in that like you wouldn’t believe, and they’re very solid people. And then you have people that don’t believe,” he said. “I will tell you, I interviewed a couple people from the Air Force, and these guys were central casting, perfect guys with their crew cuts. And they walked in, and they were handsome as hell, and I said, what do you think, and they believe it. I mean, they believe it. They said they saw it.
The meeting of 20 industrialized and developing countries comes against the background of rising tensions between India and China and as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is positioning himself as between the West and Russia over the war in Ukraine. “We will continue to stand by Ukraine’s side, and today we’re announcing new assistance totaling more than $1 billion in this common effort,” Blinken said later at a news conference with his counterpart Dmytro Kuleba. “That includes $665.5 million in new military and civilian security assistance. In total, we committed over $43 billion in security assistance since the beginning of the Russian aggression.
MORE NOMINATIONS IN LIMBO: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced another list of seven senior officer promotions that can be added to the 300-plus that Sen. Tommy Tuberville is blocking in his battle with the Pentagon over abortion travel funding. Tuberville was responding to a remark by Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro, who, in an interview on CNN, said Tuberville’s hold was “aiding and abetting communist and other autocratic regimes around the world.”
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