 There's Chef Sachet, there's Olaf Scholz, the chancellor, but then there's the minister that comes from a different party. Here in the U.S., Joe Biden can wake up and fire Tony Blinken like that. Emmanuel Macron can get rid of his foreign minister if he wants as well. It's not quite the same in Germany. How does that express itself in Germany's foreign policy? Peter Rau, senior fellow and director at the Hudson Institute Center on Europe and Eurasia.