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It does seem that he is kind of testing the willingness of allies and potential allies

to push back.

And this was an opportunity for him to see, you know, what was their limit?

It's Thursday.

Do we know what's happening with Greenland?

For weeks, President Trump has made plain.

He wants the United States to own the Arctic Island.

He dropped threats of military action.

He also threatened tariffs against U.S. allies to get his way.

President Trump appears to have backed off those threats for now.

This is sources and methods from NPR.

I'm Mary Louise Kelly every week on this podcast.

We dive deep on some of the biggest national security stories with the NPR reporters who are out there covering them.

If you are new here, welcome. We have a new episode every Thursday, and the name of our show,

Sources and Methods, is a nod to a phrase those in the NADSEC world know well. It's shorthand

for how do we know what we know. And who told us? Well, this week, all eyes and all ears have been on a small Swiss mountain town. That town, of course, is Davos. And that is where we find reporter Villam Marx. Hi there, Villain. Welcome to Sources and Methods. Thank you so much for having me. And I also want to welcome back. Our stalwart Pentagon correspondent Tom Bowman in the studio with me.

So good to be here.

I'll try to watch my language this time.

Yes, you were getting a little salty last time, so behave.

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