Former Prime Minister of Australia Says Trump Is Right

Kevin Rudd discusses the US strike on Syria, supporting Trump's decision as a necessary response to chemical weapon use. He contrasts this with Obama's 2013 decision. Rudd also examines the global perception of US leadership, noting skepticism but acknowledging the strike as a positive step. The discussion shifts to China's reaction, highlighting their opposition to chemical weapons but lack of direct support for the US action. Finally, Rudd addresses the implications for US-China relations and North Korea, suggesting the strike won't derail ongoing diplomatic efforts.

What concerns does Kevin Rudd express about the US's unilateral actions?

In what ways does Kevin Rudd believe the US-China relationship will be affected by recent events?