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french president. have we heard, for example, from the united kingdom? europe? matthew: i have not seen their response on this, good question. typically among the european allies, britain tends to be more in lockstep with the u.s. than others. many of our european allies will understand the rationale behind this attack. they know that soleimani has been behind iran's militaryitorialmatthew: actions in yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria, and many of our european allies fought with iraq and afghanistan, and they know that soleimani killed many hundreds of americans, thousands of others. i think they will understand the rationale behind the strike. the concern is the escalation, they don't want to see this become a major conflict in the region that would be bad for oil prices, global economy. that is why you are hearing many voices today call for restraint, call for a return to calm. jon: matthew, good to get your perspective, thank you for joining us. matthew kroenig of the atlantic council. another flashpoint of the market today was the u.s. manufacturing data. moments ago, blo

he is planning to hold wednesday. ,hould other nissan, renault french, japanese executives and leaders be quaking in their boots? matthewking in their boots, but we will see a carlos ghosn we have not been some time. he is able to speak now for the first time without fear of judicial repercussions in japan. he will be about to speak his mind, to settle scores, to criticize those he feels are responsible for his current predicament. we will probably see quite a conference from a man used to being in the public eye and media. from the start, he has claimed the japanese justice system could not give him a fair trial. a lot of people will be watching whether or not he proposes to be tried in lebanon. that seems to be a solution people around him have suggested would be acceptable to him, though not to the japanese. anna: matthew, fascinating story, still yet to unfold. thank you for joining us with a preview on the ground, matthew campbell. president trump is threatening iran with majored retaliation if the country does anything to avenge the u.s. killing of a top military general. has already said it will not be bound by t