Mike Davis

And I think that's a powerful theme.

And I think that Lutnik in particular, because he made the point, he said, why would you go in the direction of electrification and trying to be sort of carbon neutral by 2030 if you don't even make your own batteries?

It was sort of like, oh, yeah, that's a really good way to put it.

So I think that message to Europe, we'll see if it gets through.

The other thing that he said to your point, Megan, is he said that he knows that the U.S.

will come to defend Europe.

He's not so sure that the opposite is true.

And that...

That makes you think as well.

I mean, would France and Britain come to our defense?

It's a question that's worth asking.

Okay, okay.

Yeah.

Thoughts?

Well, I mean, I guess a couple things.

To me, like, you know, to understand Trump, you sort of have to go back to the art of the deal.

And if you look at this sort of chain of events, you go from Venezuela, where he uses military force, and he talks a lot about oil.

And then he turns around and he has the whole world sort of focused on the idea that he's going to use military force in Greenland to go after strategic minerals, right?

Because it follows.

It makes sense.