In Ukraine, the Biden-Harris administration stumbled into war through weakness. President Trump would introduce peace through strength. Here’s what a successful Ukraine peace plan could look like: First, at home, we must unleash America's energy potential and bulk up our defense industry. This would fire up our economy and show our adversaries, especially Russia and China, that they can’t compete with our defense capabilities.

Today, I had the privilege of addressing the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.

My message was clear: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela represent a new axis of evil regimes that is pushing a dangerous model for the world. And China is at the center. We have wars raging in Eastern Europe and in the Middle East. Our southern border is being overrun on an unprecedented scale. A war in South America is a real possibility, and the threat of armed conflict in East Asia is growing ever more likely.

I’ve just left Ukraine. I've seen the damage caused by Putin's invasion. And I've been inspired by the bravery of the Ukrainian people.

One thing is clear: helping Ukraine end this war is in America's core interest. (1/4) Supporting Ukraine isn't about abstract ideals like "global democracy": it's about strengthening OUR national and economic security. (2/4)

-We've seen wokeism spread through many American institutions--academia, Hollywood, and even big business.

When wokeism takes over, the institution becomes nothing more than a tool to advance left-wing policies.

We can't let that happen to our military. This sickness has taken hold in the Air Force. The Air Force Academy has a fellowship that excludes "cisgendered" men. They tell cadets not to say "mom & dad." And they even discourage using the word "terrorist.”