From New York, this is Democracy Now.

How far are you willing to go to fire Greenland?

You'll find out.

As President Trump repeats his threat to seize Greenland, we'll go to Davos, Switzerland,

where the World Economic Forum has turned into an emergency summit.

Canada's prime minister is warning of a rupture in the world order.

We'll go to Davos to speak with the head of Oxfam International about Trump's threats

and the soaring wealth of the world's billionaires.

Then New York mayors are on Mamdani and Senator Bernie Sanders join the picket line

at the largest nurses' strike in New York history.

Don't tell me you can't provide a good nurse staff ratio when you're paying your CEO at New York Presbyterian $26 million a year.

But first to Minneapolis, as the Justice Department threatens to arrest demonstrators

who disrupted services at a St. Paul Church Sunday because one of its pastors is reportedly

a top ICE official in the Twin Cities.

We'll speak to civil rights attorney Nikima Levy Armstrong,

who took part in the protest.

David Easterwood is a pastor here. He is also the director of the field office for ICE in St. Paul. So someone who claims to worship God,

teaching people in this church about God, is out there overseeing ICE agents.

Nakema Lee the Armstrong will join us from an undisclosed location.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

The War and Peace Report.

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