Morgan argues that the concept of ‘American Europe’—characterized by the EU’s dependence on U.S. support—is now obsolete, largely due to the influence of the Make America Great Again movement and the strategic pivot towards China. He posits that the U.S. will increasingly interfere in European domestic politics to align foreign policy with its interests, particularly regarding the Middle East and technology regulation. This transformation reflects a broader ideological battle within the U.S., positioning Europe as a potential adversary in the context of American nationalism and global competition.