Former U.S. President Donald Trump continued to criticize NATO and its member states despite a visit from NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg aimed at assuaging his concerns. Trump reportedly stated that NATO members should “at least support” the United States, implying insufficient financial contributions. This follows previous instances of Trump questioning the value of the alliance and suggesting he might not defend countries that don’t meet certain spending benchmarks. Stoltenberg visited Trump to directly address these concerns and emphasize the importance of NATO, particularly in light of the war in Ukraine. Trump’s continued criticism raises questions about the future of U.S. commitment to the alliance should he be re-elected. The visit was intended to rebuild trust, but Trump’s post-meeting comments suggest limited impact.