concerns, a desire to tie the Germans into a European economy. It was the European coal and steel community. And I wonder whether or not the right framework to think about whether or not the euro and the European Union survives in the face of the challenges that we see today is one that puts economics first or one that puts national security first. Because I tend to think that so long as the United States continues to lead and is able to sustain its role as the leader of this alliance in NATO and in Asia, the European Union will stay together. And I want to actually point people on this Twitter space to one episode in particular, went back a couple of years with John Meersheimer on Hidden Forces, where we talked about exactly this. It was about the power of nationalism and the failure, the coming apart of American hegemony and the wide nationalism, Trump's liberalism every single time. So Michael Howell, why don't you jump in here? As I mentioned, Michael Howell is the CEO and founder (57/92)
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