It's Tuesday, January 15th, 2026 from Peachfish Productions.

It's the gist.

I'm Mike Peska.

And let's play everybody's favorite game.

Who is Donald Trump threatening now?

All clips within the last 24 hours, the first one from last night's news hour on PBS.

President Trump said today that he hoped for a resolution on his threat to...

To what? What was that threat? He wants a resolution. That's a hint. Some of the threats are brand new,

so he really just wants attention with those. Let's check in.

President Trump said today that he hoped for a resolution on his threat to annex Greenland.

Ah, the annexation of Greenland, a threat from the manifest destiny era.

Not the promise to nuke Greenland, the capital is already nuke,

but to act boldly and take what should be ours as defined by what Donald Trump woke up

angriest about. Here's threat number two issued soon thereafter, at least reported soon

thereafter, this morning on NPR. President Trump has issued another threat. To what, to keep on

keeping on? To continue pronouncing acetaminophen in his own quirky, fun-filled way? What was this threat?

Different from the Greenland threat, I'll tell you a new threat. Have a guess. Let's find out.

President Trump has issued another threat to Minnesota. Writing online, he says, if attacks continue on

ICE agents, he will invoke the Insurrection Act.

Ah, okay, not to nuke, nuke, but this time to possibly attack Mancato. All of Minnesota. It's

Minnesota in the crosshair. Seems a little excessive, as does just about every policy

has in Minnesota. But that's the thing about threats. They never come off as excessive

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