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Furious world leaders are canceling their military contracts with the United States. They are canceling investments in the United States. They are blocking the United States from critical international meetings. Let's talk about what NATO is doing. For example, NATO has just announced that it will not be buying any more of the United States E3 century AWACS. You know those surveillance airplanes that were the crown jewel of the United States Air Force, you may recall, that was one of the airplanes that, that was destroyed by Iran at the Saudi air base. Well, one of the big announcements by NATO as Donald Trump continues to attack NATO is they're going to be buying basically the European version of the E3 Sentry AWACS, which is an airplane made by Saab in Sweden. And NATO is going to be bolstering its defense capabilities with a plane called the Swedish Saab Goldeneye, which it's going to replace the 14 E3 Axis AWACS planes. This is a big deal, folks, because one of the things the United States was trying to do was first the United States said they were going to be making this E7 version of the E3. Then they try to hold out with NATO and say, hang tight, we're going to be working through this new generation of the E3. It may not be the E7 and NATO. Once Donald Trump just started relentlessly attacking and NATO said, enough is enough. We ain't doing it. So here's the story, folks. NATO selects Swedish Saab Golden Global Eye to replace the 14 E3 AWACS planes. As Jim Scudo explains, this shift away from the US Are a product of the US Shift away from Europe and Donald Trump's constant attack of NATO. As this one account explains, for nearly four decades, NATO's eye in the sky were American planes. The Boeing E3 Sentry, a militarized 707 with a rotating radar dish on top, has been the alliance's airborne early warning backbone since the 1980s. But the US said they were going to make this E7. They delayed in that they wanted NATO to hold out. Donald Trump starts saying, I'm going to retaliate against NATO because you didn't support the war crimes I was committing in Iran. NATO said, thank you, bye bye. NATO's procurement division said, we will be ordering the Global Eye, which by the way, it uses a fixed ASA radar rather than the E3 IS rotating dish, enabling faster target detection across air and sea. Trump spent 14 months telling Europe to spend more on defense and rely less on America. And Europe said, saying, got your message, Donald. We're not going to be buying the E3 centuries. See you later. Now, it's something similar that we're seeing in Canada right now where they're doing the F35 review. Canada was supposed to buy these F35s. Wasn't even really a question that they were going to buy these F35s. Then Donald Trump starts attacking Canada, says, we're going to make you the 51st state. All of these demeaning things in Canada says, okay, well, now that you're attacking our sovereignty, also, Donald Trump basically saying, like, why would I even, like, renew Cusa Kuzma, the Canadian United States Mexico agreement? And Trump, you know, imposed all of the tariffs on Canada. And then Donald Trump was saying, well, we could put kill switches in our F35s and our military equipment. Also, when you get an F35, where you get American military equipment, you then have to get all of the maintenance associated with it, and all of the spare parts come from the United States. And people saw, look what happened in Iran, where once you had some American parts, or if America gave you the thaad systems or the Patriot systems, like America would, like, take it back, or they would say, oopsies, we don't have the parts. Since then, we're going to send it to the Middle east to help the United States. And, you know, the United States was not a reliable partner. And so while lots of people will tell you the F35 is a superior plane than the Saab Swedish version, it's called a Gripen. There are lots of Gripen fans out there from Sweden, but lots of people believe the F35 is probably a superior plane. But in the long run, where you have to rely on the United States for spare parts and maintenance, and Trump's talking about kill switches. One of the things that Sweden has been offering is, look, don't do the F35s, or maybe you could do some F35s, but do other Gripens and let's build it together. Let's build Gripen factory. Saab Gripen factories in Canada will create lots of Canadian jobs, and you can be the masters of your destiny. Canada, let's build a plane together. We can provide, you know, the core, you know, gripen plane, you know, model, and then maybe we can innovate together. And so in response to that, Lockheed, which makes the F35s, they went to one of the big defense manufacturers in Canada and they said, all right, well, I guess we gotta run to Ottawa and we gotta help make Canadian jobs. And so the F35s, I mean, Lockheed is really sweating it, and they came up with the plan where they're gonna basically offer all of these jobs in Ottawa to try to compete with Sweden's gripen. But the very fact that, you know, even Canada's like, yeah, I don't think we're gonna go with that. And we may go with the gripe and just goes to tell you how no one wants to basically touch the United States, you know, weapons anymore. All a result of Donald Trump. I was just thinking about this big hearing in Cyprus that just took place where you had all of these world leaders, you had NATO leaders, you had Ursula von der Leyen representing the European Union Commission, you know, and I was just thinking about how they were all basically moving on from the United States, how, you know, you had that, you had that meeting earlier. You had a big meeting that was led by Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron about a week ago, bringing together 50 nations to try to figure out ways to either open up these Strait of Hormuz or figure out diplomatic solutions. While Donald Trump is out there, you know, contradicting himself each day and posting, you know, deranged social media posts, you have these broader alliances forming and the US Ain't invited to these meetings. The US Wasn't at Cyprus. The US Wasn't at the meeting held by Starmer and Macron. You know, when Donald Trump, you know, starts attacking NATO and says all of these things, NATO strikes back as well. I mean, you had Donald Trump, you know, the Trump regime had this memorandum that circulating. Colby, Elbridge, Elbridge Colby, you know, the number two at the Department of Defense prepared this memorandum about how can we retaliate against NATO countries and the Trump regime figuring out how do we punish NATO countries. Right. At the same time, the Trump regime has invited Vladimir Putin to the G20 in December. In Miami, at the Trump properties, the Trump regime is figuring out what best can we do in order to hurt NATO. As Phil Stewart at Reuters explained, Scoop internal Pentagon emails detail options that the Trump regime is considering for how to punish NATO allies who the US Believes failed to support it in the Iran war operations. They're thinking about, oh, should we suspend Spain from NATO? Can we take a new look at the Falklands and other European, quote, imperial possessions? We need to snatch European imperial possessions is what the Trump regime is saying. And Reuters talked about this email, this, this email note that prepared by Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon's Top policy advisor coming up with ways to attack NATO countries. To which NATO responded by saying, bet we're not buying your E3 Sentry AWACS. We're going to buy the Global Eye from Saab.