Liz Cheney says the world is more stable and secure under Trump

representative Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyLiz Cheney declares that the world is more stable and secure under Trump Sunday: Preview: Democratic candidates make the round after the debate Defense at night: Afghanistan at the forefront of debates on the foreign policy | Erdogan says he will discuss the sale of missiles with Trump | US Requests Beijing Claim Against South China Sea MORE (R-Wyo.) Said Sunday that the world was "safer" and more stable because of President Trump's foreign policy decisions.

"No doubt, the world is safer," she told "Meet the Press".

"[We’re] in a situation where US leaders have come back, "she said, adding that under former President Obama, the army" did not have the necessary resources. "

Cheney said Trump had withdrawn the country from the agreements, including the Iranian nuclear deal, which "made us less safe".

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"I do not think any previous president would have let him infect as he did," Todd said.

"It may be for this reason that we had so much trouble keeping a national security advisor," he added, asking if it bothered Cheney.

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Bolton said he had resigned. Trump said that he had asked Bolton to leave.

"Bolton has served the nation honorably in several positions, but the president has the right to keep who he decides," said Cheney.

Cheney's comments come one week after his public quarrel with Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulLiz Cheney says the world is more stable and "safer" under Trump's Sunday broadcasts Overview: Democratic candidates make the round after the debate Paul calls the Wyoming TV channel to talk about the quarrel from Cheney PLUS (R-Ky.) On Twitter about Trump's foreign policy ideas and the legislator who supports his views.

She doubled her comments in her Sunday interview.

"I think if you think back to what Senator Paul has said for many, many years, he is very different from President Trump's position on these issues," she said. "President Trump gives priority to America – Senator Paul blames America whenever the opportunity arises," she said.

Paul had criticized Cheney as a warmonger and had accused his position of being different from that of Trump, who, according to Paul, seeks to end the war in Afghanistan.