This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio

at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

After the extraordinary events in Venezuela, and yet more incendiary remarks about Greenland,

the Danish Prime Minister has appeared on national television,

saying she had already, quote, made it very clear where the kingdom of Denmark stands and that Greenland has repeatedly said that it doesn't want to be part of the United States.

She also warned of the consequences of U.S. military action to seize Greenland.

How is this actually a conversation? Well, we're about to get into it a little bit more. So I was looking up at CBS News just now, and our friend of the show, Ian Bremmer, is on there to talk about his Risks of the Year. Ah, right. We're chatting with him soon. Yeah, we're going to record a podcast with him tomorrow going through the risks of the year.

But I was following Ian Bremmer over the weekend on his Twitter feed, and he said,

this whole Greenland thing is not a joke. Trump is serious.

Europe better pay attention, blah, blah, blah.

And I thought, wow, really?

And that was over the weekend.

And then so Stephen Miller, what is Stephen

Miller officially? Is he just an advisor? Is he? Yeah, he's, I think he's got a title. I can't

remember what it is chief advisor or something like that. Anyway, he was on with Jake Tapper on CNN

yesterday and they got into the Greenland conversation. Here's how it went. Can you rule out that the

U.S. is ever going to try to take Greenland by force? Well, let me go back a step. The president has

...