Trump's eldest son professes "Neocon and hawk excluded from 2nd administrative department"

Trump Jr., Trump's eldest son, who will re-enter the White House in January next year, has announced his plan to exclude "hawks claiming war" from the second administration.

According to the British Telegraph, Trump Jr. "100% agrees" with the right-wing comedian's tweet that "maximum pressure should be put on the Trump administration to keep neo-cons and hawks out." I'll do that," he wrote in a reply.

Neocon believes that peace in the international community should be protected even through force, and accordingly, it has insisted on active intervention in various international conflicts.

John Bolton, the former White House national security adviser who disagreed with former President Trump over the lifting of sanctions on North Korea during the first administration, is a representative Neo-Con figure.

Trump Jr.'s comments that he would not select Neocon and hawks for the next administration seem to reflect Trump's perception of favoring diplomatic isolationism.

As a result, the second administration is expected to realize foreign policy according to its plan without interference or checks from traditional conservatives in the Republican Party.

In fact, Trump said he would exclude former U.N. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo from the second administration appointment.