Trump Can Probably Claim a Win Says David Ignatius

The transcript discusses a column by David Ignatius on Trump's foreign policy, highlighting recent actions in Syria and China. It explores the challenges in understanding who speaks for the White House, noting the roles of HR McMaster and others. The discussion also covers internal divisions within the Trump administration, particularly in trade and economic policy, and the uncertainty in US foreign policy, which sends mixed signals to foreign leaders.

What recent foreign policy successes are attributed to Trump in David Ignatius's column?

• Syria and China

• Russia and North Korea

• Iran and Iraq

• Cuba and Venezuela

Who is mentioned as taking a lead on the Syria attack within the Trump administration?

• Jack Lew

• HR McMaster

• Mark Chandler

• Steve Mnuchin

What is a key issue in the Trump administration's communication strategy?

• Frequent press conferences

• Lack of a clear spokesperson

• Too many public statements

• Over-reliance on social media

What is the main concern regarding the U.S. policy towards Syria?

• Over-dependence on allies

• Excessive foreign aid

• Unclear policy direction

• Lack of military support

What impact do mixed signals from the U.S. administration have on foreign leaders?

• They improve diplomatic relations

• They lead to economic growth

• They cause confusion

• They strengthen alliances