BlazeTV host John Doyle has detailed the history of neoconservatism, a form of conservatism that once dominated the Republican Party, particularly on foreign policy. He argues that Donald Trump disrupted this system by reviving it. The "old right" was focused on limited government and avoiding unnecessary foreign conflict. However, neoconservative figures like Irving Kristol, who influenced mainstream conservatism, shifted the party closer to the center and redefined its priorities. This shift was most visible in foreign policy decisions like the Iraq War, where the U.S. spent billions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. Despite this, Doyle insists that despite some critics, he is not actually a neocon.