One of the narratives about Donald Trump that the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris campaigns have run with throughout the campaign is that foreign leaders see Trump as erratic, irresponsible, and not fit to guide American foreign policy. Of course, the Democrats never produce proof of these allegations even though they repeat the claim constantly.
On the other hand, Trump has history on his side. Relative peace and stability, achievements like the Abraham Accords, and a lack of saber-rattling from Russia, Iran, and China run against the Democrats’ narrative. One world leader has spoken up, and his assessment of Trump’s foreign policy flies in the face of what Biden and Harris want you to believe.
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is analogous to Trump in multiple ways. Both men are charismatic leaders with unusual hair who took circuitous routes to political power. Both helmed national movements in Brexit and MAGA. They have led center-right parties while not always toeing a strictly conservative line, and they navigated their nations through the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic while courting controversy.
What does Johnson have to say about Trump’s foreign policy acumen? He appeared on Martha MacCallum’s podcast, ostensibly to hawk his upcoming book but also to hold forth on foreign policy. One clip that aired on Fox News discussed Israel and its response to Iran’s attacks along with a discussion on Trump’s foreign policy record. […]
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