I offered to resign last night, and President Trump said, 'Let’s talk about it tomorrow.'
John Bolton
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John Bolton is an American attorney, diplomat, and political commentator who served as the National Security Advisor under President Donald Trump from April 2018 to September 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Bolton has held various significant positions in the U.S. government, including U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations from 2005 to 2006. He is known for his hawkish foreign policy views and has been a prominent advocate for a strong U.S. military presence abroad.
If it’s simply about illegal narcotics, that’s one thing. But it seems to be about overthrowing Maduro.
Trump has now put the gun on the table. The question is, is he going to use it or not?
There’s no Lima Group 2.0, which shows the risks, I think, for the U.S. to proceed without more support in the hemisphere.
Charges that were declined before or distort the facts to punish Trump’s enemies.
Now, I have become the latest target in weaponizing the Justice Department to charge those he deems to be his enemies with charges that were declined before or distort the facts.
I was being prosecuted for criticizing Trump and characterized myself as the latest target in weaponizing the Justice Department.
This case is an abuse of power by the Republican administration, which he compared to Stalinist Russia.
I think President Trump made the right decision for America to attack Iran's nuclear weapons program, and I think we're on the verge of potentially seeing regime change in Iran as part of that.
If you give 20 jobs to one person, they’re not going to have time to think independently.
I think Mike Waltz’s experience should tell anybody in the private sector or any, any other position outside the federal government if you’ve got a secure job, think long and hard about abandoning it to go and serve in the Trump…
I think the only explanation to talk about any of this in public is to put more pressure on Ukraine, to make more concessions.
International relations to Trump are all a matter of personalities. He doesn't understand geopolitical realities.
The Ukrainians have a different view. They think they're fighting for their freedom and their independence.
I think it's really despicable to stop providing the intelligence to Ukraine. This is all part of how Trump does business. It's all personal.
This is really the time to do it. If they don't get out now, I think their reputations will suffer for a long, long time.
Trump has put the US on the wrong side of the Russia-Ukraine war and it's shameful.
They’re drinking vodka straight out of the bottle in the Kremlin tonight. It was a great day for Moscow.
I think it's close to a zero chance that Trump would do that. That's just contrary to everything he's been saying about the U.S.'s role in Europe for a long time.
Look, Trump has said many times, including in public, that he thinks if he has good relations with a foreign head of state, then the United States itself has good relations with that country and the converse is also true.





