March 24, 2025
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Former U.S. Special Operations sniper Nicholas Irving expressed concerns about America's international relations under the Trump administration. Irving acknowledged that while addressing Congress, Trump announced news targeting economic growth, yet seemingly downplayed the potential fallout from ongoing trade wars and tariffs on countries like Mexico, Canada, and China. Irving noted that these policies could harm everyday Americans, especially with Canada being a major supplier of aluminum to the U.S. He emphasized that America's "bully mentality" has led to widespread global disfavor, suggesting that the country's actions are reinforcing negative stereotypes. As a veteran with overseas experience, Irving painted a vivid picture of the growing resentment against the U.S., expressing the belief that the nation’s aggressive foreign policy may eventually provoke a collective backlash. He referenced historical empires, pondering if America, at 248 years old, could face a decline similar to those before it, due to its contentious dealings worldwide.
Interview by: Shawn Prez
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