mr. latimer, mr. gaetano, you will arm yourselves. scout out the area, keeping in visual contact with the ship. aye aye, sir. what do you think our chances are of contacting theenterprise? under present conditions, extremely poor. but they'll be looking for us. if the ionization effect is as widespread as i believe it is, doctor, they'll be searching for us without instrumemeation, by visual contact only. on those terms, this is a very large planet. then you don't think they'll find us. not as l lg as we're grounded. nothing, captain. mr. susu? yes, captain? anything on your scanners? totally inoperative, sir. no readings at all. have yououried tying into the auxillary power? yes, sir. no change. transport room.... this is the captain speaking. are the transporters beaming up yet? man: not 100%, captain. ame back in a dissociated condition. we wouldn't dare try it with people. thank you. this is the captain speaking. flight deck, preparecolumbus for immediate exit... for a search of the planet's surface. correlate coordinates for mr.

latimer putin. dr. haass: -- of vladimir putin. dr. haass: there's a lot going on. december 4 and italy, is mr.ses that vote, and he may well, that could possible trigger as early as december 5 a real economic crisis in europe, real pressure on banks. more broadly, europe in a couple of years has gone from the most stable, protectable, boring part of the world to anything but. it's unfortunate. the last time europe was interesting, it was an unhappy story for the entire world. we are seeing populism and nationalism and russian aggression. ,he entire european project which was one of the great compliments of modern history to make war unthinkable in europe is beginning to unravel. trump's, part of mr. inbox, we knew was going to be the middle east. we knew about asia and north korea and china. but suddenly in the last couple of years, europe has gone from stability and almost protectable boredom to now something that is incredibly dynamic and in currently dangerous. jonathan: america promoted that stability and a very big way, historically. we are talking about the united states leaving a vacuum