How U.S. International Relations and Policies May Change

The transcript discusses the differences between domestic and foreign policy, focusing on Trump's approach to trade and international relations. It highlights the potential shift from multilateral to bilateral trade deals, particularly with China, and the emphasis on fair trade. The discussion also covers the impact of these policies on the global economy, the role of Europe post-Brexit, and the importance of NATO allies meeting their financial commitments.

What is the main focus of checks and balances in the context of the transcript?

• Trade agreements

• Domestic policy

• Foreign policy

• Military strategy

What type of trade agreements does Trump prefer according to the transcript?

• No trade agreements

• Direct free trade agreements

• Regional trade agreements

• Multilateral agreements

What is a potential outcome of shifting from free trade to fair trade?

• Decreased international cooperation

• Higher tariffs

• Increased global conflict

• Improved global economy

How might Trump's policies affect the UK post-Brexit?

• Isolate the UK

• Strengthen trade relations

• Increase tariffs on UK goods

• Negatively impact trade

What is the concern regarding NATO partners mentioned in the transcript?

• NATO partners are withdrawing from agreements

• NATO partners are forming new alliances

• NATO partners are not paying their fair share

• NATO partners are too aggressive

What is the potential risk for Europe due to Trump's foreign policy?

• Political stability

• Economic pain for certain countries

• Economic growth

• Increased competition

What is a key factor in ensuring security according to the transcript?

• Forming new alliances

• Reducing defense spending

• Holding partners accountable

• Increasing military presence