How is President Trump's approach to foreign policy different from previous administrations?

President Trump represents a shift in foreign policy by prioritizing American interests rather than acquiescing to international demands. Unlike his predecessors who catered to what others wanted, Trump understands the reality of putting America first, which makes European nations nervous about the changing dynamic. This approach signals a 'new World Order' in international relations where the United States will no longer automatically fulfill European expectations. Laura Ingraham suggests that despite initial European discomfort with this shift, ultimately all parties will benefit from this more pragmatic approach to global engagement.