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The dialogue then transitioned to reflect on the Trump administration's foreign policy. Pompeo defended Trump against allegations of undermining U.S. intelligence and military exercises, asserting that Britain, an ally, would still receive critical information regardless of any decisions made by Trump. He also lamented the missed opportunity of his potential inclusion in the Trump administration's second term, emphasizing his willingness to serve in any capacity if asked.
The former Secretary of State pointed out that much of the relative stability during Trump’s tenure unraveled quickly following Biden's administration, particularly referencing the withdrawal from Afghanistan and its ripple effects on U.S. credibility and global stability.