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Bolton: Iran made a mockery of the Treaty of Amity

Bolton: Iran made a mockery of the Treaty of Amity

National Security Advisor John Bolton on U.S. decision to pull out of 53-year-old treaty with Iran. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as political and business news. The number…
Bolton breaks down Trump's America first policy

Bolton breaks down Trump’s America first policy

National Security Adviser John Bolton says President Trump is looking out for the best interests of the American people and will explain to the United Nations how the U.S. exerts sovereignty. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news…
Bolton, Netanyahu meet in Jerusalem, condemn Iran nuclear deal

Bolton, Netanyahu meet in Jerusalem, condemn Iran nuclear deal

White House national security adviser meets with Israeli prime minister to discuss Syria, Gaza and Iranian 'aggression'; Trey Yingst reports from Jerusalem.
John Bolton: We want to put 'unprecedented pressure' on Iran

John Bolton: We want to put ‘unprecedented pressure’ on Iran

President Trump's national security adviser says the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran is an indication of how strongly the Trump administration feels that the regime's 'belligerent activity' must end. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service…
Bolton meets Putin in Moscow to talk potential Trump summit

Bolton meets Putin in Moscow to talk potential Trump summit

National security adviser holds meeting with Russian officials; White House counselor Kellyanne Conway offers insight on 'Fox & Friends.' FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as political and business…

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Says U.S. Can Send ‘Capital’ to North Korea Once...

The U.S. is ready to allow investments in North Korea once it has verifiable proof of the Asian nation’s denuclearization, two of President Donald Trump’s top national security officials said. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo went further in an interview on CBS. The remarks come ahead of a historic summit between Trump and Kim in Singapore on June 12 that may pave the way for the North Korean dictator to give up his nuclear arsenal. Not Seeing Stars Kim is expected to seek swift relief from severe economic sanctions in exchange for steps to shut down its nuclear program. The U.S. has insisted that Pyongyang completely abandon its nuclear program before easing its “maximum pressure campaign” of sanctions and diplomatic isolation. “He sees the chance of a breakthrough, but I don’t think he has stars in his eyes over this,” Bolton said of Trump. Pompeo said on “Fox News Sunday” that North Korea would be allowed access to private-sector U.S. capital for infrastructure projects if “complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization” occurs. “We can create conditions for real economic prosperity for the North Korean people that will rival that of the south,” Pompeo added. That will be a heavy lift, however: The Central Intelligence Agency estimates 2017 per-capita gross domestic product for South Korea at $39,400 against North Korea’s $1,700 in 2015, the most recent figure available. Pompeo has spent“a great deal of time with Chairman Kim” on two recent visits to Pyongyang, he said.
Pompeo talks tough on Iran, Bolton takes aim at North Korea

Pompeo talks tough on Iran, Bolton takes aim at North Korea

Is this the foreign policy America needs? MediaDC spokesman Ron Meyer debates Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright on 'Fox & Friends First.' FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as political…

Graham: John Bolton has ‘very healthy skepticism’ on North Korea

The Republican senator Lindsey Graham said on Sunday he was glad John Bolton will be Donald Trump’s national security adviser going into talks with North Korea, because of his “very healthy skepticism”. 'Dialogue of the deaf'? Iran deal talks persist as Trump looks poised to kill it Read more Bolton is a Bush-era United Nations ambassador and noted hawk who has advocated military strikes as the best way to stop North Korea developing a nuclear weapon that can reach the US mainland. In February, he wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal in which he set out “the legal case for striking North Korea first”. News of Bolton’s appointment was greeted by widespread alarm. A US-North Korean summit is slated for May. Hopes have been raised that Kim Jong-un may discuss measures to reduce the threat of war, possibly in exchange for security guarantees and an easing of sanctions that have severely affected the already struggling North Korean economy. Earlier, on a visit to Beijing, the Democratic Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren said success from talks with Pyongyang would involve getting a commitment to discuss verifiable steps to reduce its nuclear threat. Trump last month fired secretary of state Rex Tillerson – whom he had previously derided for saying talks with North Korea might be possible. Like Bolton, Pompeo is a hawk regarding North Korea.

The Atlantic Politics & Policy Daily: Bolton Down the Hatches

Today in 5 Lines After threatening to veto a $1.3 trillion spending bill Friday morning, President Trump signed the measure, averting a government shutdown and funding the government through September. Trump campaign officials reportedly encouraged young adviser George Papadopoulos to accept an interview with a Russian news agency before the 2016 election. The Trump administration announced sanctions against an Iranian hacker network for its involvement in “one of the largest state-sponsored hacking campaigns” ever prosecuted by the United States. Former Georgia Governor and U.S. Senator Zell Miller died at age 86. More than 500,000 protesters are expected to be in Washington, D.C. on Saturday for the March for Our Lives, an anti-gun-violence rally. The demonstration is one of 800 sister events planned around the world. Today on The Atlantic Who Is John Bolton? : President Trump’s new national-security adviser once advocated for war with North Korea. (Jodi Kantor, The New York Times) Visualized Where Are Tomorrow’s Protests?

Trump Chooses Bolton for 3rd Security Adviser as Shake-Up Continues

WASHINGTON — President Trump named John R. Bolton, a hard-line former American ambassador to the United Nations, as his third national security adviser on Thursday, continuing a shake-up that creates one of the most hawkish national security teams of any White House in recent history. The move, which was sudden but not unexpected, signals a more confrontational approach in American foreign policy at a time when Mr. Trump faces mounting challenges, including from Iran and North Korea. The president replaced Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson last week with the C.I.A. In an interview on Thursday on Fox News, soon after his appointment was announced in a presidential tweet, he declined to say whether Mr. Trump should go through with a planned meeting with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un. Mr. Trump, the White House officials said, also wanted to fill out his national security team before his meeting with Mr. Kim, which is scheduled to occur by the end of May. Mr. Bolton, who will take office April 9, has met regularly with Mr. Trump to discuss foreign policy. He described the job of national security adviser as making sure that the bureaucracy did not impede the decisions of the president. R. McMaster has served his country with distinction for more than 30 years,” the statement said. Their tensions seeped into public view in February, when General McMaster said at a security conference in Munich that the evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election was beyond dispute. General McMaster had been among the most hard-line administration officials in his approach to North Korea, publicly raising the specter of a “preventive war” against the North.