Dr. Janice Stein

He clearly, again, that speech in Davos is still...

rippling through the conversation they feel that he was the first one to say there's a rupture he called it out um and there's a lot of admiration and respect for him for that it wasn't so much of his prescriptions about what to do but he called it out but frankly we can't be because

If we think that the British cut back on military preparedness, we are the laggard of the group.

And we have a long way to go and a tough road, given the order of magnitude spend that we're going to have to spend, Peter, to become credible in any way.

And we live next door to the United States.

So it's not us.

So we only have two places to go here.

The free world leader list?

And way too many years.

And, you know, that's why I know we're going to come to this later, but that's what would happen in Hungary.

We'll be so encouraging to so many Europeans.

Because this is, that was, we'll come to that, but that was the first defeat of a serious right wing.

ultra-right-wing politician.

So waiting may not be that bad a strategy.

But that's exactly what, just for the record, that's what Prime Minister Carney told us not to do.

No wishful thinking, no waiting around, no fairy tales about believing that we're going back, that we can restore things.

That is, and I agree with him, that world is not coming back.

It's a huge story.

And if you hear some relief in my voice and a tinge of celebration, it's there.

It's a huge, huge story.