John Bolton, President Trump’s former national security adviser, doubled down on his view that the president’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska will not result in

Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has accused Donald Trump of needlessly antagonising India, calling the steep tariffs imposed on New Delhi "a mistake in the bilateral relationship."

NATO SECRETARY GENERAL MARK RUTTE & JOHN BOLTON ON “THIS WEEK" WITH CO-ANCHOR JONATHAN KARL Reince Priebus Former RNC Chair Former Trump White House Chief of Staff ABC News Political Analyst

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he had nominated Trump to the Nobel Prize Committee amid meetings with Trump at the White House last month. Netanyahu was the second foreign dignitary to nominate Trump this year, followed by the Pakistani government.

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton said Wednesday that President Trump’s tariffs may push India further away from the U.S. and into deeper alliances with Russia and China. The president

Trump told reporters last week he would be meeting with Putin in Alaska on Friday to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. In response to the announcement, Bolton told ABC’s “This Week” that Trump meeting with Putin in the United States was a “mistake.”

President Donald Trump in a Wednesday morning rant railed against “fired losers and really dumb people” from his first term and the “very unfair media” over criticism of his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska. Trump singled out John Bolton, who served as his national security adviser for a portion of his first term.

We spoke to John Bolton who was President Trump’s third National Security Advisor – and served in the role when Trump met Putin in Helsinki in 2018. He has fallen out with the President, who this week called Mr Bolton a “fired loser”, “really dumb” and said it was “very unfair” that US media outlets were quoting him.