Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Kelly O'Donnell in Washington.

As President Trump prepares to head to Europe amid a spike in tensions with U.S. allies over his vow to annex Greenland,

which echoed through the stock market today as the administration tries to address mounting anxiety from voters about the state of the economy.

Today, President Trump holding a wide-ranging and at times meandering press conference from the White House briefing room,

officially marking one year since his return to office. His remarks and questions lasting for

nearly two hours, touting his record, his immigration crackdown, and defending his tariff strategy,

which he's now using as leverage to Ann annex Greenland from Denmark, a NATO ally.

President Trump using today's press conference as well to sow doubts about the U.S. commitment

to the NATO alliance.

I've done more for NATO than anybody, and I see all this up, but NATO has to treat us fairly, too.

The big fear I have with NATO is we spend tremendous amounts of money with NATO,

and I know we'll come to their rescue,

but I just really do question whether or not they'll come to ours.

How far are you willing to go to acquire green?

You'll find out.

To be clear, Article 5 of the NATO Charter has only been invoked once. That's for the common

defense of members. And that happened after 9-11 when our international partners, including many

Danes, came to the defense of the United States. Meanwhile, markets closing the day just moments

ago and plunging in response to the president's announced 10% tariffs on eight European countries opposed to his takeover of Greenland.

At his press conference, President Trump touting what he views as the great successes of his economic agenda, while also recognizing his message is not breaking through to some skeptical voters.

We've had the best stock market in history, the best 401Ks in history, and we inherited a mess.

The numbers that we inherited were way up, and now we brought them, almost all of them

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