Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's international weakness on full display.

Two U.S. allies have found themselves in situations that would seem implausible just a few years ago,

and it's no surprise that it's happening

right now.

We've talked repeatedly about how Trump's vision of foreign policy strength doesn't actually

line up with reality.

We've pointed out that going it alone doesn't work, and that proclaiming strength and simply

rebranding with a tougher name doesn't

intimidate the world. We've talked about how Trump defunding foreign aid undercut American soft

power, which in turn undercuts all American power. The U.S. had two allies be hit with acts of war. Russia violated Poland's, a NATO member,

mind you, airspace, with armed military aircraft headed to Ukraine. Cutter's capital was hit by an Israeli

airstrike aimed at Hamas officials. Not just are both of these countries U.S. allies.

Both host U.S. military installations. Part of the tradeoff for having U.S. troops present is the

deterrence against attacks. The Polish Air Force and possibly NATO assets sprang into action and started downing Russian

military drones violating its airspace. And let's be clear about this. This wasn't a minor

incursion or a Russian drone straying off course. This was substantial enough to have disrupted

operations at the airport in Poland's capital.

Imagine a foreign military's air power shutting down flights in D.C.

This is not a small event.

Beyond that, you have NATO member forces openly engaging Russian air power. Poland has invoked Article 4 of the

NATO treaty, triggering consultations about territorial integrity with other NATO nations. This comes

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