Former President Donald Trump refused to answer several questions on Monday related to Taiwan and Ukraine, arguing that doing so would hurt him in “negotiations” if he were to be elected president …
Former President Donald Trump refused to answer several questions on Monday related to Taiwan and Ukraine, arguing that doing so would hurt him in “negotiations” if he were to be elected president in 2024. if Taiwan should be independent and if the US should respond militarily to a Chinese invasion of the island.
“Now, he knows what I would do. And, by the way, for four years, they didn’t invade Taiwan, and they never even talked about it. You will find very few discussions about it,” he added. “Well, right – right now, I don’t talk about those deals, because it really would impede a negotiation,” Trump responded.Trump refused to say whether he would militarily support Taiwan if China were to invade the island.The former commander in chief and author of “The Art of the Deal” added that he would end the war in 24 hours by telling Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “something.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Ivanka Trump breaks Twitter silence after Donald Trump's federal indictmentIvanka, who served as a senior adviser in her father's administration, has distanced herself from politics since her father's departure from the White House.
Weiterlesen »
Judge in Trump's federal case has acted like 'Trump advocate in a robe': WhitehouseSen. Whitehouse tells ThisWeekABC that it remains to be seen whether judge assigned to Donald Trump's federal case can act independently. “We will find out whether she goes back to regular normal judging or continues to be a Trump advocate in a robe.'
Weiterlesen »
Pa. budget 2023: How a landmark school funding lawsuit is shaping negotiationsHow to fix Pennsylvania’s school funding system is front and center during this year’s budget negotiations in the wake of a landmark Commonwealth Court ruling.
Weiterlesen »
Three former Republicans who challenged Trump in 2020: ‘We wanted to beat Trump. We went after Trump.’Ali Velshi is joined by three Republicans who challenged Trump for the presidency in 2020 – former Gov. Bill Weld of Massachusetts, former Rep. Mark Sanford of South Carolina and former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh – to discuss Trump’s grip over the Republican party and the road to his defeat. “We all ran because we wanted to beat Trump,” Joe Walsh says. “We were long shots but we attacked Trump. We went after Trump. These Republicans right now running against Trump they're not trying to beat him. They don't think they can beat him. They’re waiting for the justice system to take him out… They’re tiptoeing around Donald Trump.”
Weiterlesen »
China 'deplores' UK security minister's Taiwan meetingThe Chinese embassy in London on Sunday condemned a meeting last week between Britain's security minister, Tom Tugendhat, and Taiwan's digital minister, saying it violated international relations.
Weiterlesen »
DANGEROUS: China expert warns Xi Jinping has set 'time frame' to annex TaiwanChina expert Gordon Chang and Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lay out the nature of Xi Jinping's thirst for power and the possibility of an impending Taiwan invasion.
Weiterlesen »