Why America First Doesn’t Mean America Alone

The transcript discusses a Wall Street Journal Op-Ed by General McMaster and Mr. Cohn, highlighting America's international relations and commitments. It covers the global community versus arena debate, NATO commitments, and European perspectives, particularly Angela Merkel's stance. The internal dynamics within the White House, including the tug of war between globalists and nationalists, are explored. The transcript also touches on climate change discussions at the G7 and the potential US withdrawal from the Paris Accord, along with updates on legislative agendas like the Financial Choice Act and Dodd-Frank repeal.

What is the main theme of the Wall Street Journal op-ed by General McMaster and Mr. Cohn?

• America's commitment to its allies and leadership

• The role of technology in modern warfare

• The economic challenges facing the US

• America's withdrawal from international agreements

How do European countries perceive their contributions to NATO compared to the US?

• They feel they are contributing more due to domestic anti-terrorism efforts

• They think their contributions are equal to the US

• They are unaware of their contribution levels

• They believe they are contributing less than the US

What internal conflict is highlighted within the White House regarding international policy?

• A disagreement between economists and military leaders

• A debate between healthcare and education reformers

• A tug of war between globalists and nationalists

• A conflict between environmentalists and industrialists

What major international agreement is the US considering withdrawing from, as discussed at the G7 summit?

• The North American Free Trade Agreement

• The Trans-Pacific Partnership

• The Paris climate accord

• The Iran nuclear deal

What legislative effort is mentioned as being anticipated for a House floor vote?

• The Affordable Care Act

• The Financial Choice Act

• The Infrastructure Investment Act

• The Education Reform Act