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Esper recalls ‘outlandish’ Trump foreign policy proposals in new memoir

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Mark Esper, the former secretary of Defense under President Trump, says that the former president proposed a number of “outlandish” foreign policy proposals while he was in the White House, including pulling troops out of South Korea and shutting down embassies in Africa, according to an excerpt from Esper’s upcoming memoir.

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Esper recalls ‘outlandish’ Trump foreign policy proposals in new memoir

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Mark Esper outlines Trump's most 'outlandish' plans to abandon South Korea, Poland and all of Africa

Just three weeks after he was sworn in as defense secretary, John Esper says former President Donald Trump's national security leadership was called together for a late afternoon meeting in August 2019 at Trump's Bedminster, NJ, golf club.It was the first such meeting he had attended and it was only then that he realized that his new boss was going to make it a habit of proposing "outlandish" military and diplomatic initiatives that he and other…

2 years ago·United States

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