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There's a lot of talk about Greenland, for example. There's a lot of freakouts, you know,

and of course I would never support taking it by force. I do think it's a responsible conversation if they were open to acquiring it and, you know,

where they're just buying it outright.

I mean, if anyone think that's bonkers, it's like, well, remember the Louisiana purchase?

Alaska was pretty a pretty a great deal, too.

$50 million, I think it was, it was referred to as Seward's Folly. And he went on to say, for those people who want to freak out with Trump every time, pace yourself.

He's not even in office yet.

Just be open to what he brings it up and don't get caught up in the unorthodox way in which he presents it.

That's similar to the editorial that Congressman Tom Swazzy authored last week in the New York Times. He's Homeland Security, third district of New York, right by my house over a Long Island.

He wrote, let's try something different.

It's the title, and how we deal with Trump.

He went on to say, if Trump wants to have more effective presidency than he had the first term,

he needs to embrace his inner dealmaker and negotiate with the other party that holds just shy of half the seats in Congress and key governorships around the country.

And if he does that, if he does that work, Democrats should meet him halfway rather than be the party of no.

Joining us now, Congressman Tom Swazzi.

Congressman, I loved your editorial. I love your approach.

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