Donald Trump Foreign Policy Speech FULL VIDEO Donald Trump's foreign policy: 'America first'

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Donald Trump Foreign Policy Speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHyP-hQWFgc Trump Foreign Policy Speech Awesome Speech Donald Trump Foreign Policy Speech FULL VIDEO Donald Trump on Wednesday delivered a major foreign policy speech in Washington, laying out his vision for a foreign policy that will put "America first." Trump opened his speech Wednesday vowing to "shake the rust off America's foreign policy" and said he would outline a vision for a U.S. foreign policy "that replaces randomness with purpose, ideology with strategy and chaos with peace." He added, "My foreign policy will always put the interests of the American people and American security first." Speaking at the Mayflower Hotel as part of his campaign's efforts to cast him as a more presidential figure and appeal to Republican Party elites., he opened the speech with measured tones and relied on prepared remarks in place of the off-the-cuff style he often deploys on the campaign trail. Wednesday's speech -- which comes after Trump completed a five-state sweep on Tuesday, bringing him significantly closer to clinching the GOP presidential nomination -- is the first in a series of policy addresses Trump will deliver in the coming weeks as he looks to show a different side of his typically brash persona. The Donald Trump guide to the rest of world 10 photos: Matching stares! No wonder folks in Mrs. Trump #3's Slovenian hometown have taken The Donald to their hearts. Bali: Only a Trump-branded tower away from becoming paradise. Mock him all you like Sweden -- this popular Swedish site allows people to give the Donald a blast of trump(et) -- Trump won't stop loving you. Whether the problem is illegal migration from Mexico or coastal erosion in Ireland, Trump has the solution: Build a massive wall. China could be Trump's great obsession. He must've seen something there that he likes. Donald Trump is truly a man of the world, even if the world doesn't always see it that way. Click through the gallery to see what we mean. Here, Scottish folk touched by Trump's economic investment in their community, leave messages of thanks daubed on shed. Can this fiery Mexico City tribute to The Donald be anything less than homage? Despite its best efforts not to be, Kallstadt is Trump's German ancestral home. Clearly not content with being known just as the birthplace of the first Mrs. Trump, the Czech town of Zlin in 2014 staged the country's largest ever pillow fight. Matching stares! No wonder folks in Mrs. Trump #3's Slovenian hometown have taken The Donald to their hearts. Bali: Only a Trump-branded tower away from becoming paradise. Mock him all you like Sweden -- this popular Swedish site allows people to give the Donald a blast of trump(et) -- Trump won't stop loving you. Whether the problem is illegal migration from Mexico or coastal erosion in Ireland, Trump has the solution: Build a massive wall. China could be Trump's great obsession. He must've seen something there that he likes. Donald Trump is truly a man of the world, even if the world doesn't always see it that way. Click through the gallery to see what we mean. Here, Scottish folk touched by Trump's economic investment in their community, leave messages of thanks daubed on shed. Can this fiery Mexico City tribute to The Donald be anything less than homage? Despite its best efforts not to be, Kallstadt is Trump's German ancestral home. Clearly not content with being known just as the birthplace of the first Mrs. Trump, the Czech town of Zlin in 2014 staged the country's largest ever pillow fight. Trump Travel RESTRICTED trump.golf.course trump.effigy.mexico Kallstadt zlin.trump trump.knauss balibeach trumpdonald trumpgolf China beijing Great Wall Trump covered some familiar themes, however, in slamming President Barack Obama and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. He panned the Iran nuclear deal, a centerpiece of Obama's foreign policy, and claimed the President has "weakened our military by weakening our economy." And he sought to wrap former secretary of state Clinton in his criticism of the Obama administration, referring to the "legacy of the Obama-Clinton interventions" as one of "weakness, confusion and disarray." At the same time, he offered an olive branch of sorts to Muslim allies of the United States in rare remarks pointing to the ways in which the U.S. can have constructive relations with the Muslim world. "We're going to be working very closely with our friends in the Muslim world, which are all at risk for violent attacks," he said. His comments on Muslims and Middle East partners have been lightning rods throughout the campaign. But he added that these countries also need to acknowledge America's contributions.