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Now, you know, we have a whole history of presidents and America wanting to do this deal as it relates to Greenland for a lot of

different reasons.

I can give you the whole history of it.

I mean, I don't want to bore people on this program.

But I mean, what Donald Trump is referring to is is not new.

And you can look at historical documents and you can see that, oh, this has been in the

works and discussed and debated, you know, many, many times throughout history, going

back over 100 years.

I can give you, you know, going back to the 10th century, you know, Eric the Redd originally

from Norway kicked out of Iceland because he killed a couple of slaves belonging to a neighbor,

then killed the neighbor in a duel ban from Iceland, etc.

Then Denmark, World War I, 1917.

The U.S. purchased the Danish West Indies from Denmark for $25 million, renamed that the U.S. Virgin Islands.

We were afraid the Germans would do it before we did. World War II, the U.S. Virgin Islands. We were afraid the Germans would do it before we did.

World War II, the U.S. ambassador to Denmark went rogue on the Danish government after

Denmark was invaded by the Nazis, saying that he represented the king.

He signed a deal with us, allowing us to have a bunch of bases in Greenland, acting in his

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