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america first idea. critics would turn that into isolationism. simply the idea that america needs to take care of its own difficulties and shouldn't be spending money elsewhere. when it comes to ukraine specifically, of course we have the former president's contentious relationship with russian president vladimir putin. this suggests that he could bring the war to ukraine with an end of one day within getting to the white house. it is assumed that he means he would pressure ukraine to make significant concessions with that goal in mind. when it comes to the aid for israel, things are aren't much easier for the democrats either, are they? can you talk about some of the internal challenges thatjoe biden has faced when it comes to what is usually staunch support for israel? yes. staunch support for israel? yes, absolutely- _ staunch support for israel? yes, absolutely. that _ staunch support for israel? yes, absolutely. that is _ staunch support for israel? yes, absolutely. that is changed - staunch support for israel? 1&1: absolutely. that is changed markedly over the past six months. when we

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comfortably because it had overwhelming democratic support. how does the candidate for the republicans, the presidential candidate donald trump fit into all of this? it is partly his influence that is creating a bit of division within the republican party on this as well, isn't it? 100%. notjust on ukraine but on the general issue of how engaged the united states should be with the world beyond its borders. essentially, the former president donald trump is someone who believes in what he would term an america first idea. critics would term that into isolationism. simply the idea that america needs to take care of its own difficulties and shouldn't be spending money elsewhere. now, when it comes to ukraine specifically, of course we have the former president's very contentious relationship with russian president vladimir putin.

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BBC News

an america first idea. critics would term that into isolationism. simply the idea that america needs to take care of its own difficulties and shouldn't be spending money elsewhere. now, when it comes to ukraine specifically, of course we have the former president's very contentious relationship with russian president vladimir putin. and the fact that trump suggests that he could bring the war to ukraine with an end of one day within getting to the white house. it is assumed that he means he would pressure ukraine to make significant concessions with that goal in mind. when it comes to the aid for israel, things aren't much easier for the democrats either, are they? could you talk about some of the internal challenges that joe biden has faced when it comes to what is usually staunch support for israel? yes, absolutely. that is changed markedly over the past six months.

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Fox News Live

ukraine funding for number of reasons. i think we've got to look at something. i heard you cite earlier we have the conservatives voting against it. i consider myself a conservative. i also consider myself a constitutional conservative much like the speaker. there is a lot in our party and very vague. we have people who are libertarian, isolationist and that is not necessarily constitutionalists. our country was founded on certain principles. i come from an original colonies of this means a lot to me as a new yorker. i think it would be good for the people in our conference to go back and study our founders and the what the true meaning is and what they meant for us to do. i do not think we can continue to say it just because you are libertarian isolationism into her constitutional conservative. that's going to be an interesting issue going forward but. >> will get back to that in a moment. you did say you voted no to the $61 billion for ukraine. believe you voted yes to israel.

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

that anyone that says that we can't secure our border revive our economy, and be the leader of the free world has got a pretty small view of the greatest nation on earth. we, we've done both now for 75 years we can do both again and in our administration, i honestly believed jake that we built up our military. we stood with our allies, stood up to our enemies we didn't go looking for foreign entanglements, but when the moment presented itself, whether his fight against isis taking down qassem soleimani cruise missiles into syria. we were willing to use american force and that sets the opposite of isolationism. that's american leadership. >> you have said that you're not endorsing donald trump. you also have not ruled out voting for whom well, why not? >> well, i'll just keep my vote to myself i'd never vote for joe biden but i thought it was fair the many people that asked me what my posture was

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

skip over the fact. >> i think speaker mike johnson is it a tough spot? look to very narrow majority and i think what the american people will witness here is nothing short of moral courage here, speaker mike johnson has decided to do what he believes is right and trust the american people with the outcome in this moment. and i commend him for that. but as to your question, it's a fair question, but i would tell you, i honestly believe that emergence of this new republican isolationism. i believe is something that has come forth in the last three years, particularly with the disaster at our southern border. the record inflation and the russian invasion into ukraine, i think you have many republicans that are falling back to the notion that we've got problems here at home. we can't solve every problem in the world when the reality is

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Matthews: Isolationism isn't a US option

In today’s interconnected world, a strident isolationism isn’t just bad policy, it’s dangerous.

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Morning Joe

think about that for a while, you bad people. because i know who i'm talking to. the bad people. and you think, oh, she's indian, that's interesting. and her mother, that's interesting. her father. oh, that's interesting. let's focus on that. he knows how to work on the isolationism, the terrible attitude americans have about being nativists. and most people are not native, my grandmother is from ireland and my grandfather is from england. they're normal. that's part of being an american. and reagan knew that. reagan said, i'm going to get those democrats from the east. i'm going back to new york and philly and chicago and boston. i'm going to get them back in my party, because i know they know where their roots were. and he knew how to play it. he was so good at it. he was such an american about it. >> such an american about it. >> this guy isn't. >> no. speaking of being an american, i had a guy a long time ago who worked for simon and shuster.

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Why Is This Happening Live With Chris Hayes Rachel Maddow

sort of running themes in the people that are pushing for proposing, or in the case of huey long, embodying an alternate to that. >> yes. and i think it's easiest to see it when you look at what the germans were secretly telling us. so, one of the things we now know, and this is an ultra, and it's in the book to, is that was a really big, really aggressive, really well funded secret german propaganda effort targeting the american people. and what were they trying to do? they were basically trying to do three things. probably, i guess you could narrow it down to. one was to support isolationism, however they could. however you wanted to hear it, they would help you hear it. and the argument against the americans joining the war, they were all for that. they also wanted to turn us against our allies by making us see fascism as preferable to every other form of government. so they're arguing that we shouldn't go to where to defend our ally, britain, because in

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Why Is This Happening Live With Chris Hayes Rachel Maddow

mean, to the extent that there is a leading fascist intellectual in america, the seed is being planted and somewhat fertile soil for a bunch of reasons. and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about why that's the case. there is the fact that world war i was brutal and awful, and there's an interesting thing that happens in both this book and ultra. which is that people who totally understandably and reasonably were like, wow, that was a disaster, being kind of prepared to be like, we're never doing that again, and that posture, which is not at all a crazy posture, a totally rational posture, being the kind of a slippery slope by which they end up in, first, isolationism, and then outright fascism -- you have the depression, and then you have this sense of, like, the brokenness of the american system, slash, the messiness of democracy. all three of those things are

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