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The dialogue transitioned to a broader discourse regarding the future of the transatlantic alliance. The question posed about a potential political shift in the U.S. by 2027 or 2029 raised valid concerns regarding how much ground could be regained in terms of trust and reliability in U.S. foreign policy. There's a palpable unease regarding the current administration, with many European nations still holding onto hope that a salvageable relationship can be built in the future, even if trust has been irrevocably damaged.