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“If the chips collapse, the most powerful country in the world, the United States of America acts like a pitiful, helpless giant, the power of totalitarianism and anarchy will threaten the free nations and liberal institutions around the world.”
This is an excerpt from President Richard Nixon's speech on April 30, 1970, when he announced the U.S. attack on the North Vietnam-controlled North Vietnam-controlled area along the Vietnam-South Vietnam border.
This speech and decision to enter the sanctuary of northern Vietnam on the border of southern Vietnam, Cambodia was six months after Nixon on November 3, 1969, and they sought his “most of my fellow countrymen” among his “Vietnam” whom he asked for their support.
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At that time, Vietnam had more than one million U.S. troops, which was eight years of escalation in the war, and the promises of combat troops under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.
Nixon knows that he can’t simply withdraw and allow South Vietnam to collapse, as President Biden did in Afghanistan in August 2021. Escape from any conflict and putting allies into chaos and chaos, not only means failure, but also deals a huge blow to the United States' position in the world. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine for the second time, six months after Kabul's collapse. America's weaknesses and retreats make our enemies attack our allies. 10/7/24 is waiting for Israel. On the same day, an incompetent United States ruthlessly attacked the Israeli massacre and intimidated the global economy.
Nixon also knew long ago that he could not achieve peace in Vietnam and allowed proxies in the Soviet Union and northern China to be unpopular. Nixon demanded and received support from most Americans, and it remained stable even after the campus turmoil in the Cambodia attacks.
The Kent State University shooting took place on May 4 after its April 30 speech, just one of the many tragic demonstrations, riots and shootings that caused the country from 1967 to 1972, and the outbreak of violence was horrible, including criticism in all fronts, including comments by Martin Luther King and Senator Bobby Kennedy.
Despite the collapse of violence and the objectivity of traditional media, Nixon maintained his own line, even when he needed to reach a peace agreement with North Vietnam, the bombing of North Vietnam even signed a peace agreement in January 1973, and Nixon landed in the mid-November 1972 after Nixon's landing in November 1972, Nixlide landed on the political scale of the country again in mid-November 1972. McGovern.
Now, President Trump has ordered the B-2 to fly from Missouri, withdraw the hardened site from Iran's nuclear weapons assembly line and fly home to “upgrade.” Trump's U.S. coverage and military power were quickly and quickly under Trump's shackles between Israel and Iran. Rumors about the expansion of the Abraham agreement for Trump’s first term will continue to breed, and if they show it through “peace by force”, it will once again prove “peace by force”, and there is another space to fill in the future Presidential Library and Museum.
“Trump Danger Syndrome” has done so much damage to many on the ring road that they can't applaud the United States or any other huge victory in the past five months, but most especially strikes against Iran's nuclear ambitions. Trump reestablished the credibility of the threat of U.S. military power and was equal to any of our allies. Trump then assembled NATO to collectively increase their commitment to defense spending. Markets like Canada surge and trading partners retreat from blackmailed trade barriers against U.S. companies.
Meanwhile, the president is confirming that the power of the United States is truly powerful, while the power of foreign countries is his “one, one beautiful bill” and most of his domestic legislative agenda is moving forward. The almost uninterrupted series of victory in the Supreme Court also examines the most ridiculous things that the federal district court judges are unconstitutional.
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Meanwhile, Democrats nominated the main party candidate for the main office’s most radical main party – Zohran Mamdani, as mayor of New York City, while their aging hippie wings held a national rally around the ridiculous slogan “No King.”
Therefore, June 2025 marks a transformation in the United States and brings a series of vibrant achievements to the country as we enter our 249th birthday. The month also marks the lowest point for Democrats, although it is a party that is fully capable of falling off the floor.
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By contrast, Donald Trump is at the culmination of his authority and gained momentum and closed the borders and followed his major campaign promises.
June 2025, neither a collapse of democracy nor a slide for the US's dictatorship, is a return of confidence in the United States' future, ensuring its freedom and passion for its future.
Hugh Hewitt, a contributor to Fox News and host of the Hugh Hewitt Show, heard the weekdays on the Salem Radio Network from 3pm to 6pm and Simulcast on the Salem News Channel. Hugh opens the U.S. on the East Coast and has lunch on the West Coast with more than 400 branches nationwide and on all streaming platforms that can see SNC. He is a regular at the Fox News Channel news roundtable hosted by Bret Baier on weekdays at 6 p.m. ET. Hewitt, a son of Ohio, is a graduate of Harvard and the University of Michigan Law School, has been a law professor at Chapman University’s Fowler Law School since 1996, where he teaches the Constitution. Hewitt launched his epinymous radio show from Los Angeles in 1990. Hewitt has frequently appeared on every major national news television network, hosted television shows for PBS and MSNBC, written for every major American paper, has authored a dozen books and moderned a score of Republican candidate debates, most recently the November 2023 Republican presidential debate in Miami and four Republican presidential debates in the 2015-16 cycle. Hewitt focused his radio programs and columns on the Constitution, national security, American politics, and Cleveland Brown and Guardians. Hewitt interviewed thousands of guests of Democrats Hillary Clinton and John Kerry to Republican President George W.
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