“They Wouldn’t Look Out of Place in Orange Jumpsuits” — I Break Down Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ on CNN скачать в хорошем качестве

“They Wouldn’t Look Out of Place in Orange Jumpsuits” — I Break Down Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ on CNN

Live from Bangkok on CNN Early Start with Rahel Solomon - just before Donald Trump unveiled his so-called “Board of Peace.” In this interview, I break down why the Board’s mandate raises serious questions - including whether it’s designed to compete with (or undermine) the United Nations, rather than support genuine diplomacy. I also flag a troubling detail: Trump appears to be positioning himself as chairman indefinitely - with the power to appoint his own successor. And then there’s the membership. Among the leaders and political figures reportedly linked to the project are monarchs, leaders from former Soviet republics, and at least one figure wanted by the ICC for alleged war crimes. At one point I joked I’m surprised Kim Jong-un hasn’t been invited yet - because frankly, none of them would look out of place in an orange prison jumpsuit. We also cover Trump’s remarks in Davos, and Canada’s shifting strategy after Mark Carney’s high-profile speech - including Ottawa’s push to re-engage major powers like China, and why that kind of reset can quickly turn into a turbulent relationship if expectations aren’t realistic. Finally, we talk about Trump’s repeated claim that Canada relies on the U.S. for protection - and the uncomfortable truth that Canada has neglected defence spending and the Arctic for years. But I also make the point that interdependence runs both ways: the U.S. benefits enormously from Canadian spending and cross-border ties - from tourism to real estate and beyond. 📍 CNN Early Start | Bangkok 🧠 Analysis by Michael Bociurkiw #Trump #CNN #Davos #Canada #Geopolitics #UnitedNations #China #WorldPolitics #InternationalRelations