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SCARBOROUGH: “You go to NATO, instead of Donald Trump pushing people out of the way to get to the front, again, it was more of a collective effort between all of the NATO partners, as it has been traditionally, and then, of course, the meeting with Russia. I’ve been going back through my mind, maybe you can come up with a better week in American diplomacy overseas, over the past 20 years, in the 21st century. I’ve been trying to figure it out over the past 12 hours. I can’t think of a more successful diplomatic trip in the 21st century than this one, simply because we finally did the basics. We weren’t going around talking about wars we were starting or wars that we were in, but we were nailing down our special relationship, our G-7 relationships, our NATO relationships, and then going as a united free world to Vladimir Putin.”