EXCLUSIVE: Republican Rep. Mike Lawler of New York, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, is charging that international problems escalated under the Biden management. In December, after receiving a report on the government’s departure from Afghanistan, where he was pressed to “take duty” for the common conflicts that erupted around the world following the fatal event, Blinken testified before the committee. Lawler spoke with Fox News Digital on Monday, going over the statement that claimed the Biden presidency “has left the world in a worse off position than it inherited it” and that this was beginning with the withdrawal from Afghanistan. According to Lawler,” the statement on the fatal withdrawal from Afghanistan is his reputation and that of the Biden administration, because it’s about a number of activities that have put us in the most vulnerable position since World War Two, starting with the disastrous departure in Afghanistan that resulted in the death of 13 U.S. company people,” Lawler told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview. NEW REPORT WARNS OF GROWING NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT TO U. S. AS CHINA BUILDS AI: ‘ SIGNIFICANT ANDCONCERNING’The representative detailed some horrible events under the Biden presidency that followed the Afghanistan withdrawal, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Oct. 7 criminal assault in Israel, threats in the Indo-Pacific from China, and the “illicit” fuel industry between China and Iran that Lawler says is “funding terrorism”.EXPERTS WARN SYRIAN REBEL VICTORY POSES ‘ WILDLY COMPLEX ‘ NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT: ‘ WHO KNOWS WHAT’S NEXT? This administration has left the world worse off than it inherited, he claims. And that, in my view, is the legacy of the Biden-Harris administration and that of Secretary Blinken”, the New York Republican said. Lawler added that while foreign policy has been in the most “precarious” position since World War II, it will soon look different under the incoming Trump administration. ” I believe that President Trump obviously spent four years in greater global peace and prosperity.” And Biden and Trump differ in that they cannot stop conflicts. Trump is willing to act”, Lawler told Fox. When your adversaries recognize and comprehend that you are ready to act and strike, when you are strong. They consider it twice.” Additionally, Lawler added that he believes” President Trump will be a very strong leader when it comes to bringing these conflicts to an end.” In the next Congress, Brian Mast, R-Fla., will lead the Foreign Affairs Committee, where Lawler claims that” a lot of the focus is going to be on reauthorizing the State Department operations,” such as how the agency programs operate and how its funds are used. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP” I think, obviously, with President Trump coming in, the foreign policy of the United States is going to change”, Lawler said of the incoming administration. ” It is going to be much stronger, much more unforgiving on our adversaries. And undoubtedly attempt to end these conflicts.