Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Danish intelligence, a weaker U.S. and a report.

Denmark's Military Intelligence Service released its 2025 Intelligence Outlook. And while the document focuses primarily on European concerns, as would make sense,

the Danish Defense Intelligence Service had some words that Americans might want to pay attention to.

There is a belief among many in the U.S. that while, sure, our economy isn't doing great,

and it looks like millions will lose health care, and there's a lot of chaos domestically.

At least we're being the tough guy on the world stage, and that will make other countries

respect us. Yeah, not so sure about that.

Denmark has been a steadfast U.S. ally for a long, long time, but in their outlook, they say, quote,

the United States uses economic power, including in the form of threats of high tariffs,

to enforce its will and no longer excludes the use of military force, even against allies.

The U.S. is being viewed as a potential adversarial nation, a threat to a steadfast ally.

This was made public. Imagine what our other allies are saying in private.

Trump's posturing isn't making the U.S. seem strong. It's making it seem unstable.

The Danish intelligence service has stopped sharing intelligence

with the U.S. They probably don't want it to end up on Twitter or in a signal chat.

The report also suggests the war in Ukraine is being used by Russia to play Trump into creating a divide between the U.S. and Europe.

Quote, Russia will try to exploit the U.S. desire for a quick end to the war to sow division between the U.S. and Europe.

When you hear commentators talk about U.S. foreign policy being dictated by Moscow,

this is just part of what we're talking about. Nations don't have friends. They have interests,

but Trump believes personal relationships matter, and those relationships might be being

exploited to manipulate him into giving up on US interests one of the most

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