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Glenn Greenwald’s views were shared, arguing that anyone who missed the strategic opportunity presented by Trump’s shift in foreign policy was essentially ignoring profound changes within the political sphere. He noted that many willing to criticize Trump's approach were likely those enmeshed in supporting the traditional Democratic framework without considering the broader implications of military spending.

The Feedback Loop and Global Spending Disparities

The conversation shifted to the reality of global military expenditure, where the United States outspends both China and Russia by a staggering margin. Dore pointed out that the U.S. military budget is projected at around $850 billion compared to $230 billion for China and even less for Russia.