Saagar

So the answer is yes, Trump is raising in everybody's mind, how do we make a multipolar world

Precisely because we don't even have a stable power in the case of the United States, one that anyone can rely on for any moment because it's whimsical.

It is without any kind of treaty constraint, external constraint or respect for anybody else.

So the answer is emphatically yes.

It's very hard to reshape.

the thinking.

Europe has been so wrong vis-a-vis Russia, so misunderstanding of what really happened to create the Ukraine war, which is a U.S.-created war, basically outlined by Zbigniew Brzezinski back in the 1990s that we're going to take NATO and

bring Ukraine into NATO and we're going to make Russia third-rate power.

Well, Europe played along so much that now that they're threatened imminently with basically an invasion by the United States and Greenland, they don't know how to react because they've been so much under the U.S.,

so much influenced, I should say, by the U.S.

approach and by the fear of Russia.

But even they, as we talked about, are rethinking everything right now.

Maybe they'll even realize, and actually I have to say, Chancellor Mertz said it a few days ago, that maybe he needs to call President Putin.

That shows that

Even the Europeans are recalibrating right now under this threat.

And I can tell you that's happening all over the world because I'm hearing those conversations.

I'm being asked about these issues.

This is happening all over the world.

Great to be with you.

Thank you, sir.