Susan Kokinda

They never canceled.

And the fact that they canceled was their way of saying, we do not agree with Donald Trump trying to end this game.

So we're going to call his bluff.

We're going to cancel.

And Trump counter bluffed and said, go ahead, make my day.

I think you hit the nail on the head.

They did not expect a president to do any of these kinds of things, which is why they've been so flat-footed in terms of all of their responses right now.

And it's out in the open.

I mean, suddenly the country, which was our oldest and dearest ally, which I always found completely hysterical, people would literally say, Britain is our oldest and dearest ally.

And I said, excuse me, do you remember the American Revolution?

Do you remember the War of 1812?

They're not our oldest ally.

Right.

But but people were sort of in this, you know, this fairy tale and, you know, the soap opera of the royal family and all the rest of that.

And I think this this experience where they were in essence, the British are outing themselves by responding to a president who will openly not play their game.

Yeah, sort of about as much as you do in terms of I don't remember the specifics.

I think there's a good chance of it.

You know, I think all of these European countries right now are definitely punching above their weight class.

I mean, what do they have to bring to the table?

They bought into the green nonsense.