House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul will provide his insights on the latest global events when he joins "Fox News Sunday" with host Shannon Bream on Sunday, August 14. McCaul will discuss a wide range of foreign policy issues, including the war in Ukraine, the escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, and the nuclear negotiations with Iran.
Washington, D.C. - House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-TX) will be featured on "Fox News Sunday" with Shannon Bream this Sunday, August 14, to provide his expert analysis on the most pressing foreign policy issues of the day.
Chairman McCaul to Discuss Foreign Affairs on "Fox News Sunday
McCaul, a leading voice on foreign affairs in Congress, will delve into the war in Ukraine, discussing the latest developments on the ground and the implications for U.S.-Russia relations. He will also provide insights into the escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, examining the potential for conflict and the response from the international community.
Furthermore, McCaul will weigh in on the ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran, assessing the prospects for a successful agreement and the broader implications for regional stability.
In addition, McCaul will touch upon other critical foreign policy challenges, including:
* The rise of China and its impact on global power dynamics
* The ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan and Syria
* The threat of international terrorism
* The challenges of climate change and energy security
McCaul brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the discussion. He has served as Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee since 2019 and has been a member of the Committee since 2005. Prior to his election to Congress, McCaul served as a federal prosecutor and as a judge on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Viewers can tune in to "Fox News Sunday" with Shannon Bream on Sunday, August 14, at 9:00 AM ET to catch Chairman McCaul's analysis of these critical foreign policy issues and his insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the United States in the global arena.
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