Tom Bevan

And if you cared about the economy,

and the environment, because you have to care about both, you would favor these other sources, the disfavored sources, particularly nuclear power.

And what Trump is talking to these guys, you know, he has his own way of speaking.

What he's telling Europe is use some common sense.

For Germany to take these plants offline and not build nuclear power plants and then have to buy gas from Russia while they're trying to oppose Russia, you know,

So it's a mess of governance.

And what he's really saying to them, I think, is roll up your sleeves, get to work, do good for your economy, quit being so politically correct, quit being hamstrung by your ideology or what's the fad of the moment.

He's talking to them like he's a business guy.

And I think that's a message they probably need to hear and most people in Europe probably want to hear.

Please.

Well, you know, Megan, in geography school when I was a kid, the teacher once told me, how do you differentiate Iceland from Greenland?

Iceland is green and Greenland's icy.

Yes, that's right.

Do you think he scared the bejesus out of people in Iceland?

No, I was going to say, and it sent everybody on the left screaming, you know, 25th Amendment, we've got to, you know, evoke the 25th Amendment.

Trump can't remember Iceland from Greenland.

Well, Megan, you're a lawyer.

So I want to know what you think of this, because when I watch that tariff part very carefully today and he I had two reactions.

They're opposite.

One is he said that the president of head of Switzerland, I don't know if it's a president or prime minister.