National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan claims that Russia, China, and Iran are 'weaker' and the United States is 'safer' after four years under President Biden's leadership. Sullivan argues that America's alliances are stronger, while its adversaries and competitors are weaker. He defends Biden's handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal and emphasizes the need to shift focus to a larger counterterrorism effort. Meanwhile, President-elect Trump vows to broker a deal to stop the fighting between Moscow and Kyiv in Ukraine and warns Hamas terrorists that 'all hell will break out' in the Middle East if the remaining hostages aren't released before he takes office.