Caroline Hyde

What exactly was their issue in the EU?

Which law did it go against?

Thus far, certainly the administration doesn't feel that, Ambassador.

We're having a post from Marco Rubio talking about how this isn't just an attack on X. It's an attack on American tech platforms and on American people.

As you sit down and meet across the board, you're going to an AI impact pre-summit, for example.

What other sorts of narratives you can come back with to say this isn't?

This is the right due diligence.

And indeed, we embrace American tech companies in Europe.

What's interesting is you're here not just in San Francisco and visiting.

You're then flying to L.A.

to an event in Simi Valley that we're going to both be at, the Reagan Defense Forum.

And what's interesting in the moment is there is a view in particular, a white paper that you, the EU, have put forward really unveiling the commitment of the European Commission to spending on defense.

What has the reaction been from the United States thus far?

Have we seen the U.S.

think that enough is being done?

And can you get access to the right U.S.

defense tech?

It's been wonderful having time with you.

A decisive answer there, EU ambassador to the U.S., Jovita Lipshiena.

We thank you.