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barbara slaven here at the atlantic council.o our european guest, you didn't mention the iran experience, and i'm wondering how the eu is dealing with the fact that it seems incapable of really challenging u.s. secondary sanctions. what is the thinking now going forward? is there still any hope to salvage the jcpoa? we know that president macron has been very active, but what about the eu? how are they supporting or not supporting his efforts? thanks. >> we'll take another question. over there. please, introduce yourself first. >>agustus, a supporter of the president. president trump. president of the u.s. if you had the president's ear, and i'm addressing this to any of you who cares to answer this question, if you had the president's ear in light of your world view or specifically in the middle east, what would you advise him to do? at this point in time, going forward. >> very good. any other? yeah. another one here. >> i'm a european intelligence analyst and a former diplomat. normally when this sort of thing happens, there'