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John Bolton: Trump second time period poses ‘much higher chance’ of main worldwide disaster
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John Bolton: Trump second time period poses ‘much higher chance’ of main worldwide disaster

Last updated: December 24, 2024 7:11 pm
Editorial Board Published December 24, 2024
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Former nationwide safety adviser John Bolton warned Tuesday that there’s a “much higher chance” of a significant worldwide disaster within the upcoming second administration of President-elect Trump.

The outstanding international coverage hawk mentioned Trump’s lack of focus and incapacity to stay to coverage selections may set off an abroad catastrophe.

“The risk of an international crisis … is much more likely in a second Trump term,” Bolton mentioned in a Christmas Eve interview with the Guardian. “Given Trump’s inability to focus on coherent decision making, I’m very worried about about how that might look.”

Bolton, who served for 17 months within the first Trump administration, scoffed at Trump’s vow to rapidly finish conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

“It’s typical Trump: it’s all braggadocio,” Bolton mentioned.

Bolton, 76, a longtime international coverage hardliner who additionally served within the George W. Bush administration, was a giant supporter of the 2003 invasion of Iraq and has known as for U.S. navy motion in opposition to Iran, North Korea and different international locations over time.

Trump recurrently derides his ex-aide as a “warmonger” and worse.

Bolton mentioned he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin feels he can manipulate Trump, whereas Trump is oblivious to the hazard of getting used.

“(Putin) believes he knows how to play Trump, that Trump’s an easy mark,” Bolton mentioned. “If you don’t understand how the person you’re talking about on the other side views you, that’s a real lack of situational awareness that can only cause trouble.”

Bolton admitted that he wrongly believed Trump would grow to be a extra disciplined chief after he was first elected to the White Home in 2016.

These hopes had been dashed as soon as Bolton began working alongside Trump and noticed him firsthand.

“He doesn’t know much about foreign policy. He’s not a big reader,” Bolton mentioned. “He doesn’t think these facts are important. He thinks he looks the other guy across the table in the eye and they make a deal and that’s what’s important.”

Throughout the presidential marketing campaign, Bolton mentioned he couldn’t help Trump however refused to endorse Kamala Harris both.

Regardless of the cruel criticism, Bolton praised Trump’s picks of Sen. Marco Rubio to be Secretary of State and Rep. Mike Waltz for nationwide safety adviser. He slammed ex-Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Trump’s nominee for director of nationwide intelligence, as “really dangerous.”

Bolton has been remoted in Republican energy circles as Trump has pushed the occasion distant from his muscular international coverage views.

However Bolton predicted that the GOP as an entire will finally return to its hawkish roots.

“Trump is an aberration and, when he leaves the political scene, the party will snap back,” Bolton mentioned.

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