Live from London, Christiane Amanpour mocked President Trump’s claim that he’s the “president of peace,” then rattled off a list of global conflicts — Gaza, Ukraine — like he’s personally responsible for every crisis on the planet. She conveniently ignored the fact that both wars erupted under Joe Biden’s watch, not Trump’s.
She then brought on Council on Foreign Relations insider Richard Haass, who warned that the “world order is morphing under MAGA.”
Their message was clear: Trump isn’t just disrupting politics — he’s upending the global system they’ve spent decades protecting.
To them, “peace” means 80 years of U.S.-led global obedience — where elites set the rules, America foots the bill, and no one dares step out of line. MAGA threatens to tear that entire system down.
This wasn’t journalism. It was a globalist therapy session — broadcast on your dime.
PBS is still using taxpayer dollars to broadcast elite panic from across the Atlantic — all because Trump puts America first instead of bowing to their stable, predictable world order.
Richard Haass is the former president of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) — one of the most well-known globalist institutions in the U.S.
He openly defends the post-WWII “rules-based international order,” which is the foundation of the globalist worldview.
His criticism of Trump centers on Trump’s rejection of multilateralism, international deals, and the idea of a predictable world managed by elites — classic globalist talking points.