How Europe Sees Trump's Response to Manafort, Gates

The transcript discusses international reactions to American politics, focusing on the puzzlement over partisan responses to political challenges. It highlights the differences in handling election meddling between the US and European countries. The discussion also covers the potential impact of domestic political issues on US foreign policy, particularly in relation to Europe and Asia, and how these might affect transatlantic relations.

What is the general sentiment in Europe regarding the partisan conflicts in the U.S.?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Confused and puzzled

• Angry and hostile

• Understanding and supportive

How have other countries responded to Russian meddling in their elections?

• They ignored the issue

• They took proactive steps

• They blamed other countries

• They denied any interference

What is the U.S. administration's stance on acknowledging election meddling?

• They have sought international help

• They have taken strong actions against it

• They are resistant to acknowledging it

• They fully acknowledge it

What impact might domestic political distractions have on U.S. foreign policy?

• Improve U.S. economic policies

• Have no impact at all

• Strengthen U.S. alliances

• Weaken U.S. foreign policy

How might Trump's position affect transatlantic relations?

• It could weaken them

• It might strengthen them

• It will lead to new alliances

• It will have no effect