Morning Joe Deal or damage? Experts warn EU trade deal could weaken U.S. alliances
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Jul 28, 2025 
Frank Foer, a staff writer for The Atlantic, joins John Heilman, NBC News National Affairs Analyst, and Lisa Rubin, MSNBC Legal Correspondent, to dissect President Trump's recent EU trade deal, which sets a 15% tariff on most goods. They delve into the geopolitical consequences, expressing concern that this agreement could weaken U.S. alliances. The trio also explores the intricate balance between domestic policies and international relations, touching on ongoing political controversies and the broader implications of Trump's trade negotiations.
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Trade Deal's Long-Term Impact
- The U.S.-EU trade deal avoids a full trade war but signals potential long-term divergence.
- Europe may increase trade with other global partners, reducing reliance on the U.S.
Israel's Gaza Strategy Risks Sympathetic Loss
- Israel's ongoing military actions in Gaza risk losing global sympathy due to starvation tactics.
- The humanitarian crisis complicates prospects for ending the conflict and damages Israel's international standing.
Starvation as War Crime
- Using starvation as warfare is broadly considered a war crime.
- Israel’s blockade of Gaza provides strong grounds for accusations of genocide.