Trump's respect from both Zelensky and Putin, his clear signaling of U.S. might, and potential economic repercussions against Russia could facilitate a negotiated settlement.
Trump aims to leverage economic pressure, particularly in sectors like energy, innovation, and technology, where China is less competitive, to counterbalance China's influence.
Trump may use NATO's increased defense spending as a bargaining chip with Russia, emphasizing the need for allies to meet their 2% GDP defense spending commitments.
Trump supports a negotiated ceasefire that results in a victory for Israel, aiming to avoid temporary solutions that lead to future conflicts and potentially broker new peace deals.
Coates attributes Trump's victory to voters prioritizing national security and economic prosperity, seeing Trump as the candidate who can deliver both.
After his 2024 presidential victory, President-elect Donald Trump will be in control of U.S. foreign policy come Inauguration Day. On the campaign trail, he has been bold in his predictions of what he can accomplish on the world stage, including plans to end the war in Ukraine and to quell China's aggressive actions.
FOX’s John Saucier speaks with former Trump administration deputy national security advisor Victoria Coates about how Trump may achieve peace in Ukraine without appeasing Putin, the Trump record on negotiating peace in the Middle East, and the likelihood that President Trump would solve China’s hostilities with economic consequences.
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