He sounded off on NATO, very critical that the richer nations not meeting their self-appointed financial obligations and left with $30 billion in new commitments and a NATO at peace with itself . . . . . which makes that defense association as strong as it as ever been and ready, for the first time, to meet the 21st century and the cyber warfare that is ahead . . . . thanks to Trump.
He then went to England, sounded off in an interview that appeared to be "anti-Theresa May," followed by meeting the Queen. Friday morning, he concluded a day and a half worth of meetings with PM May, held a press conference that included . . . .