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Well, there's a lot going on tonight around the world, certainly here in the United States, but foreign policy has got to be the headline tonight.

And in order, here's what's happening.

We're awaiting what looked like imminent strikes on Iran.

I have no idea, actually, whether those will happen or not, but all signs indicate something

is coming, and certainly momentum is in that direction, and events tend to follow momentum,

almost independently of the judgment of people who are in charge.

So it looks like we will be striking Iran or doing something there, A.

B, it looks like the United States will be taking Greenland from Denmark, which sort of owns it.

There are pictures this afternoon of a kind of sad-looking Danish president or king or emir or potentator, whoever runs Denmark.

Oh, how the Scandinavians have been diminished.

Leaving the White House looking kind of sad. So it looks like the news has been delivered to him. Sorry, no more Denmark for you.

Nuck is now an American protectorate. And then, of course, there's Venezuela. Venezuela, as you well know, was changed. It was regime changed,

sort of, shortly after New Year's by the Trump administration. And the then leader,

Nicholas Maduro and his wife were extradited, some say kidnapped and moved to New York that

be put on trial, we are told. And so there's that. And that country and the

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