President Trump Demolition Man.

From here in Munich, an influential report accuses America's Commander-in-Chief of damaging the global order and establishing an era of wrecking ball politics or sweeping destruction is the order of the day.

We speak to European and Canadian leaders about their relationship with the President and the United States.

Tonight on a special edition of Compass Points.

Hello and welcome to a very special edition of Compass Points from the Munich Security Conference,

one of the world's annual diplomatic gatherings.

There is a serious, almost shocking question being asked across Europe today.

Is the United States a reliable ally?

The answer to that question is being fiercely debated here, and I spoke to three key NATO leaders who are helping chart new futures for their countries

and institutions.

NATO Secretary General, Mark Ruta, Finland's president, Alexander Stubb.

But we begin with my conversation with Canada's Foreign Minister, Anita Anandt.

Madam Foreign Minister, thanks very much.

Good to see you.

I want to start with an excerpt from the Munich Security Conference Report that was

released ahead of the conference beginning.

The world has entered a period of wrecking ball politics.

The U.S.-led post-1945 international order is now under destruction, and the most powerful

of those who take the axe to existing rules and institutions is U under destruction. And the most powerful of those who take the

acts to existing rules and institutions is U.S. President Donald Trump. Is that a fair

characterization?

The speech that Prime Minister Carnegie gave in Devils represents Canadian foreign policy.

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