Matt Boyle

OK, they've agreed to the top lines.

They signed a deal.

The leaders signed off on it.

It's a new arrangement.

But now, is it going to get mucked up along the way or is it going to get implemented?

And as of now, as it relates to the EU trade deal, it looks like it's getting implemented.

Both sides are pretty committed to this, which is a good thing.

Similar type of a situation here with this Gaza deal.

The question is, will this deal be implemented?

And there's a lot of potential for roadblocks along the way from both sides, by the way.

So the question is, is can President Trump use that continued American might that he has displayed the peace through strength?

And, you know, the peace through strength is a concept really began under President Reagan, as we were talking about there before.

But that was military strength.

Trump has brought a new element to this.

And you really you started seeing the beginning of it.

in the first term, and he's really fleshed it out in his second term here, which is that he uses the economic might of the United States to help make this happen.

You see the president and others have talked about how tariffs have brought peace to the world.

President Trump uses the trade power of the United States to force

the American agenda and what's in the interest of the American people on the rest of the world.

So that stuff is super important.