In this episode, we explore scaring america into the truman doctrine. Usually when we talk about a crisis, there is this expectation of precision. It's almost like plumbing. Plumbing. Yeah, like a pipe bursts in your house. You see the water pooling on the kitchen floor. The plumber walks in points and says, well, there's the leak. It's binary. It's broken or it's not broken. And I mean, that kind of clarity is incredibly comforting. Right. Because we like things to be visible. We really like problems that can be easily categorized and isolated. Exactly. But then you step into the world of global geopolitics right after World War Two. And that plumbing analogy just completely falls apart. You are suddenly looking at a diagnostic landscape for the entire planet that is intensely murky. Oh, it is the absolute definition of diplomatic muddy waters. I m ...