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Former Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs (NSA)

Washington, DC
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  1. 1 hour ago

    Ukraine’s tragedy is having dangerous impacts in the Middle East, fueled by Biden failures. Iran’s efforts to achieve regional hegemony persist, and gullible Westerners still believe they can make a viable agreement to limit its quest for nuclear weapons.

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  2. Retweeted
    Mar 7

    "There are a lot of theories going around that Putin has a screw loose... I don't think so. I think he's a cold, hard, calculating man" Former US Security Adviser John Bolton says Putin will be "quite irritated at the performance of the Russian military"

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  3. Mar 5

    I'm glad to see new interest for granting Taiwan full diplomatic recognition by the United States. I've been a proponent for over twenty years and believe US interests are best served by giving Taiwan our unambiguous support.

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  4. Mar 5

    Yesterday, I joined to discuss the war in and where the US and NATO need to go from here. Watch below or read the full transcript here

    John Bolton, former national security advisor and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, joins Washington Post Live to discuss the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, America’s response and how President Biden is handling this crisis.
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  5. Retweeted
    Mar 4

    Tweet your questions for to and they may be answered and shown during the live program.

    Live at 11:00 a.m. ET- Former U.S. National Security Advisor joins to discuss the long-term impact on U.S.-Russian relations with Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Watch-
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    Mar 2

    . said in a statement he “applauds” Ellen Knight’s reinstatement to the NSC after she was fired for refusing to sign an affidavit as part of a Trump WH effort to block his book:

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    Mar 2

    in a statement applauded the rehiring and said "Trump’s disgraceful firing of Ms. Knight is another stain on his presidency." Those in Trump WH "who tried to intimidate Ms. Knight, and then carried out Trump’s personal vendetta, should be held to account.”

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    Mar 2

    "Russia and China are in this together...I think China's got Russia's back here" : Former U.S. National Security Adviser says.

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  9. Mar 3

    Putin has two clear strategic objections: 1)To reestablish Russian hegemony (or even sovereignty) in the space of the former Soviet Union, 2) Weakening NATO. Putin sees this as a binary choice - a weaker NATO is a stronger Russia.

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    Mar 2

    Many officials -- like climate scientists, F.B.I. agents/officials -- were fired or reassigned during Trump's presidency as part of efforts to punish or silence them, they claim. Few have regained their posts. This one did. w/

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    Mar 2

    This week on , hear from as he discusses Russia’s military assault on Ukraine, the impact of Trump’s presidency on national security, and what America must do to strengthen our defense. Listen now!

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    Mar 3

    Former Assistant to the President for NSA joins to discuss Russia’s military assault on Ukraine, the impact of Trump’s presidency on national security, and what America must do to strengthen our defense. Listen now!

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  13. Mar 3

    "Off ramps” for Putin or anything else that undercuts increasing pressure on Moscow is exactly the wrong approach. It ignores the real point of Putin’s aggression: to weaken NATO and reestablish Moscow’s hegemony over the former Soviet Union.

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  14. Mar 3

    I applaud the reinstatement of Ellen Knight to the NSC. Trump's disgraceful firing of Ms. Knight is another stain on his presidency. Those who tried to intimidate Ms. Knight, and then carried out Trump's personal vendetta, should be held to account.

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  15. Mar 2

    5/5: International threats are back with a vengeance. The critical unanswered question is whether the US can avoid complacency about potential aggressors. Biden's speech was silent on China. America's defense challenges require a global approach and a massive new commitment.

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  16. Mar 2

    4/5: STEP 3 - Congress should insist that any Biden Administration nuclear deals with Iran or North Korea be submitted to the Senate for ratification as treaties.

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  17. Mar 2

    3/5: STEP 2 - We need to restore our energy independence and be the world’s leader in liquified natural gas exports. Energy security is national security for both the US and our allies.

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  18. Mar 2

    2/5: STEP 1 - Congress must pass a $100B emergency defense supplemental to rebuild our defenses against Russia and China. Years of counter-insurgency warfare have weakened our deterrence against near-peer adversaries.

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  19. Mar 2

    1/5: Last night was a reminder that while America remains strong, our leadership is weak. We resolved to stand against Putin's aggression and challenges from authoritarian regimes but failed to hear immediate concrete steps. Here are three proposals that require urgent action.

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  20. Mar 1

    International threats are back with a vengeance. The critical unanswered question is whether the US and the West can shake off their lassitude and avoid complacency about potential aggressors. I take a deep dive into the potential threats in

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