Stephan:   It is my opinion that the Singapore summit was a reality television event designed by Trump for Trump not the United States. Its purpose was to shift attention and the conversation away from Mueller's investigation, Cohen, Manafort, and all the corruption issues, and refocus them on what was supposed to be a "star story" about Trump as a world leader and master of diplomacy. In fact, in my view, the winner was Kim Jong Un, who achieved what his father and grandfather were never able to accomplish: full recognition and the blessing of the American President. If you read the communique that came out of the meeting, about four paragraphs of generalities, it hardly matches the hype. To my mind what really mattered was the break in the Western alliance that Trump created at the G-7 meeting, and I think he went into the gathering with that as a goal or, at least, a possibility. Why? Because he thought it would make him look strong and independent. What he doesn't seem to understand is that there will be consequences for years, and that relationships carefully nurtured for decades have been damaged. You can already see the repercussions. So today's edition of SR is about what European allies are saying about what happened. I am doing this because I think we are entering a new  less safe world, and I don't think that is getting enough coverage to penetrate people's assessment of what is going on.