All right, Alexander, let's talk about Greenland and the situation with Greenland and Trump taking

Greenland or buying Greenland or perhaps some sort of a deal with Denmark and NATO to share Greenland

or whatever they may have in mind. Rubio is expected to speak to

Denmark, I believe in the next day or two. And according to to the media, Rubio is going to talk about

buying Greenland. But who knows, maybe the United

States just might decide to take Greenland. Or maybe the U.S. will do nothing. What is your

thought? What are your thoughts? I think that increasingly the opinions in Washington,

at least within the Trump administration, are crystallizing.

And there is now an absolute determination to take Greenland.

And when we talk about a sale by Denmark of Greenland to the United States,

the Danes, of course, know perfectly well, and Rubia will no doubt tell them

that either you sell us Greenland or we take it. And given that that is the choice, the Danes,

if they do decide to sell Greenland, must know that the price is going to be dictated by the United States. It's not going to be a

price that Denmark is going to be able to negotiate. Because in this kind of deal, in this kind of

bargain, if you like, it's never a bargain at all because the balance of bargaining power is so massively lopsided

in American favour. Denmark cannot hold on to Greenland. The United States will take it.

The Danes will probably in the end agree to sell it to the US, deeply, profoundly humiliating, though that is

going to be to them. They're going to sell it for a minimal price because Donald Trump doesn't

like to give money and he's not going to give Denmark an awful lot of money. The reason the Danes are going to sell it is firstly because

they know they can't keep it, but secondly, because all their friends in NATO, the Swedes,

the Germans, the British, the others will tell them, for heaven's sake, sell. Because the one

thing we cannot afford

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