Donald Trump Jr. hinted that the incoming Trump administration would create “symbiotic relationships” globally, previewing how the United States would end the world’s “suffering” under his father’s leadership.
President-elect Donald Trump‘s son delivered his comments the same day he visited Greenland, which the incoming president has expressed a growing interest in making a part of the United States. In criticizing President Joe Biden‘s leadership, Donald Trump Jr. contended the last four years have shown how “the world goes to hell” when the U.S. is under “feckless” leadership that dictators “take advantage” of.
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“When America leads with resolve and with strength and from the front, we can do amazing things, not just for America, but for our allies abroad,” Donald Trump Jr. said on Fox News’s Hannity. “We’ve watched that happen. We saw it under my father’s first administration. We saw the opposite under Joe Biden’s administration. And again, the world is suffering because of it. So a strong America is not just good for America, it’s good for the entire free world.”
Donald Trump Jr. then issued a call for the U.S. to wield its “economic might” around the world, specifically criticizing the U.S.’s decision to give up control of the Panama Canal in the 20th century. He argued there is “no one better” than his father to utilize the nation’s economy to accomplish global goals, and also hinted that the financial checks to countries that “hate our guts” would come to an end.
“If we’re doing anything, it’s going to be a great and symbiotic relationship for all the nations and our allies. And it’s going to make the world a better, more prosperous and safer place,” said Donald Trump Jr.
Ahead of the president-elect’s return to the White House, Republicans have control of both the House and the Senate, which Donald Trump Jr. said his father was responsible for. He then called for Republican lawmakers to drop their “Washington D.C. RINO nonsense games” and get behind his father’s agenda and confirm his Cabinet.
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Shortly after the 2024 election, Donald Trump Jr. expressed hesitancy to take on a full-time position within his father’s White House, as it is “not necessarily a day job I would want.” However, he also said he would not rule out the possibility and that he would accept such a role if his father offered it to him.
On Tuesday, the president-elect’s senior adviser, Jason Miller, previewed how the White House would no longer be full of “pushovers” in leadership positions and that “a strong White House” would return peace around the world. It comes right after the president-elect warned the Hamas terrorist group that “all hell would break out” if it does not release its hostages by Inauguration Day, which is set for Jan. 20.
