A long future ahead but as nato leaders depart from their diverse 3 celebrations in london it seems internal conflicts won t be going away anytime soon. you know let s bring in our brussels bureau chief max hoffman he is in london he s been covering these nato talks in the evening to you max so we re you know i said yesterday nato looks like grumpy old members if you will and now we ve got snipes and insults that seem to be part and parcel of native summits in the trunk error how divided is the world s most successful military alliance. although to be fair brant trump really wasn t the driver this time of the division that was more a man who is my call and really insults i did not hear but what we had of course was that incident that you just showed in that report that was a little highlight of the nato summit usually has something like that especially
Let s talk a little bit about fulbright you had a u.s. program designed to bring people together to cross borders to tear down walls as you said i was a fulbright scholar many years ago here would your body. how are how are you doing in this trunk error. of america first and also knowing that there are always there s always a threat of cuts to programs like fulbright. you know one of the one aspects of brad s genius was saying that the conditions that created world war two and other great conflicts were based on fact the people didn t know each other and it s particularly during periods of distress where there s miscommunications intentions that you need to accelerate these programs so far is more vibrant than ever was after world war two there were twenty seven countries where we had bilateral programs now it s one hundred sixty three hundred eighty thousand alone so there hasn t been that there hasn t been a trump effect. that you can that you can really feel now and in fact in two w