John Bolton, who served as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor, said Sunday that he believes Vice President Kamala Harris would forge a foreign policy indistinguishable from that of President Joe Biden.

Bolton joined John Catsimatidis on his radio show “Cats Roundtable” on WABC 770 AM on Sunday to discuss international relations vis-a-vis the United States and the coming presidential election. Bolton, often a severe critic of Trump, dismissed the “weakness” of the Biden-Harris administration, while castigating Biden’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan with the loss of 13 Marines and billions of dollars in military equipment to the Taliban. He also suggested Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine as a direct consequence of this “weakness.”

Bolton said Harris might not even be considering what her foreign policy would be as president, except as a continuation of what she has supported as the second in command in the Biden administration. He stated that “her administration would look like four more years of Biden, at least.”

“That’s, I think, the best prediction you can make at this point and … that would just expose us as weak and undependable around the world,” Bolton said.

While Harris has suggested it is time to “turn the page” on Trump by electing her as president, she has steadfastly refused to say why she did nothing to implement different policies as vice president, now insisting she represents a “new generation “ of American leadership.

The Biden-Harris administration has continued to support Israel in the Gaza War, leading to substantial protests during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago where pro-Palestinian demonstraters called the vice president “Killer Kamala."

During the presidential debate on September 10, Trump was repeatedly asked whether he wanted Ukraine “to win” its war with Russia. Trump has warned that the Biden-Harris policy to back Ukraine's entry in NATO has been reckless and could potentially lead leading to a larger world war. Bolton said he'll be voting for Dick Cheney as a write-in candidate. Cheney, an avowed war hawk, has endorsed Harris.