And we are back with John McElthwaite, Bernhard Oury-Lovie, Tannik Koch, and Ann Appelbaum.

Bernhard, let me ask you, when Trump talked about European immigration in these kind of dark

tones, he was essentially echoing the kind of arguments made by the national front, by some

right-wing groups in Germany and Northern Europe. And it seemed to me, it must be very unhelpful

to the mainstream political parties that have been trying to integrate Europe, because

Europe, after all, has as many foreign-born people now as the United States. It is already

an immigrant society, and this is not something that can be reversed at this point, can it?

Of course not. It's number one completely stupid and completely crazy. It does not work this way.

And any American citizen knows what immigration means and how a society can be if it is well

regulated and reached by immigration. And number two, these sort of speeches of national

front in France, of Orbán in Hungary, and so on, only increase the fire, the flame in the

brains. It does put more fire and insanity in the brains of the citizens. So Donald Trump

is playing with the matchbox in the scene of Europe. And this is another way to destabilize

and to Europe, as I said before, about Putin.

Tánek, this is it seemed even though he didn't this time mention Merkel by name. He has

previously described what Merkel did with regard to taking refugees in as a disaster, as a horrible

mistake. And the Merkel has still been paying for that decision. So again, this must not

have come as a welcome surprise to Angela Merkel or her party to have this assault on immigration

come from the American president.

No, but I think by now everybody is actually used to those assaults, the problem is, and it's

the same with Donald Trump talking about Germany not spending enough on its military budget, which is partly

that of course Germany is tackling a massive problem due to the refugee crisis. But even before

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