Trump is not breaking up with Europe, he is trying to spur them to improve a common defense

USA Today:
America is on the brink of a historic break with Europe, thanks to Trump
Trump can be blunt in dealing with people who he believes are making a mistake.  He is actually trying to make NATO stronger by getting its members to quit their free-riding on US military strength in responding to the threat from Russia.  In Eastern Europe Trump which is on the front-lines with Russia, he is more popular than ever and he is beefing up areas where Obama weakened the defense.

He is trying to get Germany, France, and the UK to focus on the dangers presented by their open door policy to Muslim immigration which has led to mass murder attacks on people in those countries by Islamic terrorists.

Europe will be stronger if he is successful.

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