All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in and around Greenland.

Europe is moving military forces into Greenland about 20, I think.

Like, yeah, something 20, 25.

I don't know.

But they're sending a message to Trump.

Macron is sending a very strong message to Trump.

Don't you dare. Don't you dare do anything with Greenland. And Trump is telling NATO to deal with Denmark. That was his message on truth social pretty much. A, NATO, sit down with Denmark and then just tell them this is how it's going to be.

And that was his message. So, so what are you, what are you thinking about with?

Yeah, I'm, you see, the extraordinary fascinating thing about these European troop deploy

to see Greenland, all 25 of them, is that I'm not sure who exactly this message is supposed to be directed to, or what the

message even is. Is this being done to support Denmark against the United States? Is it,

in other words, an act of defiance against Trump, or is it to an act of appreismant of Trump

by telling people, you know, the Russians or whoever it is, who is supposed to be threatening Greenland,

that we are going to defend Greenland.

Whatever it is, whatever the message is, the scale of these true deployments,

I mean, completely undermines and undercuts the message.

It tells everybody, anybody, that when it comes to Greenland, the rest of Europe basically doesn't care.

The Danes care because obviously they see it as part of their country.

But Germany, France, Britain, ultimately, they don't really care.

They're not going to really go out of their way to defend

Denmark and Greenland. I think people in Denmark, Friedrichson, need to understand this.

And they also need to understand something else, which is that Donald Trump is absolutely

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