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I want to take you on a journey right now, a journey that might seem a little odd at first glance,

but one that speaks to the heart of American identity, ambition,

and even obsession. We're talking about Donald Trump and his relentless fixation on expanding

America's borders. Recently, he hasn't been able to stop talking about it. It seems in every

single interview he is threatening to invade Panama or Greenland or Canada.

And you might be asking why Panama, why Greenland, why Canada, and why all of a sudden

is Trump constantly invoking former President William McKinley?

Well, hold on because I'm going to take you on a journey.

It's going to be take a minute to break down, okay?

So let's start with Trump.

Throughout his political career, he has often painted a picture of American greatness

tied not to economic might or military power, but to land territory that embodies our national

destiny.

For Trump, the very idea of expanding American influence isn't confined to policy rhetoric

or trade deals. It's a matter of geography. Listen. It will have a huge impact. To further

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