The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 2207 - Can Trump STOP World War III?
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May 27, 2025 Tensions rise as Russia, China, and Iran threaten global stability while the Trump administration grapples with foreign policy shifts. A debate on America's credibility and trade strategies reveals the impact of proposed tariffs on everyday consumers. Insights on military strategies in Ukraine and the looming crisis in Taiwan are explored, raising questions about the U.S. response. Fiscal challenges come to light, particularly regarding national debt and entitlement reform, highlighting political divides. The broader implications for leadership and democracy under Trump's influence are also examined.
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Trump's Foreign Policy Shift Insight
- The Trump administration aims for a foreign policy focused on "peace through strength" with clear, keepable red lines.
- Open-ended military missions are problematic and reduce U.S. credibility and effectiveness internationally.
Russia Escalates Amid U.S. Ambiguity
- Russia is escalating military assaults on Ukraine, challenging U.S. and Western deterrence.
- President Trump's mixed messages give adversaries the impression of U.S. weakness, encouraging further advances.
China's Growing Threat to Taiwan
- China is expanding military capabilities and increasing incursions near Taiwan.
- Beijing's economic and demographic challenges could increase the likelihood of aggressive moves on Taiwan.
