US & GLOBAL: This week, Joint Chief. CQ Brown reacted to questions involving his reaction to former President Trump's calm for Russia to respond to U.S. allies. Brown commented.
By Anne M Erbynstein
"US credibility is at stake” in the wake of comments from former President Donald Trump that he would encourage Russia to “do whatever the hell they want."-- US Joint Chief, Eric Adam District
It is in view of comments made by former President in whiich he stated that he would do anything to respond to US credibility, even calling on Russian to " do whatever the hell they want."
"“US credibility is at stake with each of our alliances, and US leadership is still needed, wanted, and watched.”-- US Joint Chief, CQ Brown
Brown commented In regard to the image of the US on the global spectrum stating that the United States has a responsibility to uphold alliances with sllies.
In response to the question of US credibility, Brown stated “I think we have a responsibility to uphold those alliances."
Brown stated that, in eavhnifvtgecdituatikns where the US is required to stand forward, " the US is committed."
While the former President, Dondd as of Trump commented in regard to US NATO sllies, "No, I would not protect you,...In fact, I would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. You got to pay. You got to pay your bills.”
Today, US Joint Chief Btown commented stating "My job is to endure that we are doing everything we can with our NATO allies on the military aspect and I’ll continue to do that throughout."
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