Matt Boyle

I would have said those are, but that wasn't a peace deal.

That was surrender.

This is a peace deal, and this is the biggest peace deal.

This is big boy diplomacy that President Trump has pulled off here.

And I think that, look, it's tenuous, but the key now for all of these things, whether it's the trade deals or whether it's the peace deals—

is implementation.

So making sure that this new arrangement that President Trump has brought to the world and on behalf of the American worker and family sticks, right?

So that's the story I'm tracking as these things happen.

Yes, there's the sexy, cool announcement of the deal.

We have a deal, right?

I was there in Scotland and I interviewed the president

The morning after he announced the European Union trade deal, which is the biggest trade deal in world history and the biggest trade deal in the world today.

It covers more than 40 percent of world GDP trade.

I mean, we're talking close to close to around two trillion dollars of trade between the Europeans and the Americans every year.

So, again, you know, 45 percent by some estimates, 47 percent even in some estimates of world GDP covered in this trade deal.

But now it's about implementation.

And that's the interview that you mentioned that I did there that we published last night with the EU ambassador to the United States.

We go into detail about this.

Right.

And so the question is, are the two sides moving forward together?