man who was very protective of american national security values and equities. i think if you look at the powell doctrine, which if you re going to go into a military conflict, be sure you have an exit strategy. be sure that you know what you re trying to accomplish, what your objectives are, and how you re going to use the precise application of military force to achieve those objectives and how you re going to use all american aspects of power, including diplomatic power, including the moral power of the united states to further advance our interests and our values. i think if you look at that as well as the pottery barn rule, if you break it you buy it. if the united states is going to use our military power, we re going to own some of the consequences. i think those lasting legacies will hopefully inform generations of national security leaders because that s what colin powell left for the world as his legacy. i m so grateful to you, jeremy, for being with us today on that score,