Trump argues world crises would have been averted if only he hadn't been forced from office

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "Just two years ago, we had Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea in check.
40% : "I'm calling on Republicans and Democrats immediately to institute ... the death penalty for drug dealers.
39% :"We are a nation that is allowing Iran to build a massive nuclear weapon," Trump said.
32% : You will no longer have a problem."BIDEN ADMINISTRATION APPROVES $1.1 BILLION ARMS SALE TO TAIWAN'IRAN WAS DYING TO MAKE A DEAL':
29% :"Iran was dying to make a deal with me.
14% : 'I MAY HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN': Donald Trump insists if he were president instead of Joe Biden, Russia would not have invaded Ukraine, China would not be threatening Taiwan, the U.S. would have held on to its key base in Afghanistan, and Iran would have quickly acquiesced to a new nuclear deal.
11% : In Trump's version of events, the only reason he was not able to extract a better deal from Iran after pulling out of the 2015 nuclear agreement is that Tehran was waiting to see if it could get a better deal from a Biden administration.
9% : Trump blasts Biden MAGA speech, accuses him of being 'insane' and having 'dementia'Washington Examiner: Biden's team defends uniformed Marines in background of speechWashington Examiner: Women in military report highest sexual assault totals since tracking began in 2006Washington Examiner: Pentagon points to new policies as solution to growing sexual assault problemWashington Examiner: Veterans Affairs to offer abortions in limited cases, even in states where bannedWashington Examiner: Biden approves awarding commendation to troops involved in Afghan withdrawalWashington Examiner: Opinion: Why there can be no neutrality on UkraineNew York Times: Europe Says It Can Weather The Winter As Russia Postpones Resuming Gas FlowAP: Iran Briefly Seizes 2 More US Sea Drones in Red Sea Amid TensionsNew York Times: China Threatens Reaction After U.S. Announces Arms Sales to TaiwanWall Street Journal: Pentagon Aims to Speed Arms Sales to Allies to Better Compete With ChinaTask & Purpose: The US military needs a lot more artillery shells, rockets, and missiles for the next warAP: US: Russia to buy rockets, artillery shells from North KoreaReuters: Putin Approves New Foreign Policy Doctrine Based On 'Russian World'New York Times: John Sullivan, The U.S. Ambassador To Russia, Leaves Moscow To RetireUSNI News: Lisa Franchetti Takes Helm as Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Second Woman in PositionUSNI News: White House to Nominate DOT&E Head Nickolas Guertin as Navy Acquisition ChiefAir Force Magazine: CV-22 Fleet Cleared to Start Flying Again

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