foreign policy relatively vague and general, and never once mentioned what is likely to be one of his administration's biggest challenges — ending Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine."We now have a government that cannot manage even a simple crisis at home, while at the same time stumbling into a continuing catalog of catastrophic events abroad," Trump said without elaborating which events he was referring to.Trump declared open season on drilling for U.S. oil and gas, saying it was time to "drill baby, drill!" Although he didn’t speak about it in the speech, flooding global markets with U.S. oil and gas could potentially push down prices and box out Russian oil, the country's main source of revenue that it uses to fund its war in Ukraine.A slightly stronger allusion to the war in Ukraine came when he criticized the administration of President Joe Biden for giving "unlimited funding to the defense of foreign borders" at what he said was the expense of "American borders, or, more importantly, its own people.