cooperate in a new way against him. and i don't think he saw some of this coming. it's going to get more uncomfortable from some european officials i've spoken to. they said, look, we're not always great at working together. but in the face of his insults, especially with our people watching, we have to make a stand and stand up to this bully. so think down the line when the united states has to ask for something really tough, for instance assistance in counterterrorism, assistance in perhaps providing more troops for africa where the u.s. wants to draw down its troop presence. i think they're going to find some no's coming this summer at the summit in brussels with nato. >> and, ana, in terms of the politics and the base, you know, i think it's more complicated. this pushes directly at the most important fault line in american politics under trump. what we have seen in general under trump is an acceleration of kind of what i have called the class inversion where