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Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton | EU should work with US on Iran
Season 1, Ep. 12
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He went from working for President Donald Trump to becoming his staunchest critic.
John Bolton, former National Security Advisor during Trump's first term, joins 12 Minutes With to discuss a possible US military intervention in Iran, why discussions over Greenland could signify the end of NATO and his ranking of Trump's current foreign policy.
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