Hello, good friends. It's Friday, January 16. Time for this week's

reporter's roundtable here on the Bill Press pod. Looking back with three top political

reporters on the big news of week two, of year two of Trump two.

And a busy week, it's been.

Greenland is still part of Denmark, I think.

Donald Trump hasn't bought or invaded it yet,

but every day he still threatens to grab it one way or the other,

which is making some Republicans in Congress nervous.

Meanwhile, heads of oil companies in the United States met with Donald Trump in the White

House, but so far, not one of them has accepted his invitation to do business in Venezuela.

It's looking like maybe another oil bust.

Things haven't calmed down in Minneapolis either. If anything, protests have

grown bigger after another ice shooting a couple of days ago, and now Donald Trump says he's

considering invoking the Insurrection Act to send federal troops into the Twin Cities. But while prices go

up and Donald Trump's poll numbers go down,

Republicans may not have to worry about the midterms anymore because Trump says,

we don't need them, indicating he might even cancel them, all of which makes great fodder

for today's panel. So let's jump right in and say hello to Arthur Delaney,

senior reporter for Huff Post.

Hello, Arthur.

Hello.

Good to have you back.

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