I wake up every day and laugh at the latest thing Donald has tweeted,

because he's losing it.

Look, we need a commander-in-chief, not a Twitterer-in-chief.

We need someone with judgment and the temperament to keep this country safe. I don't know anyone who would be comfortable with someone who behaves this way having his finger on the button. I mean, we're liable to wake up one morning, and Donald, if he were president, would have nuked Denmark. Hi again, everybody. It is 5 o'clock now in the East. I'm Alicia Menendez in today for Nicole Wallace.

Ten years later, and who'd have known how close to the truth Senator Ted Cruz really was in that

moment? At some point, in the next few hours, according to local press and the financial times,

additional Danish combat soldiers are expected to arrive in Greenland as Donald Trump pushes tensions with European allies to the brink in his confounding effort to seize control of that island.

Among those on edge this afternoon, those with the power to actually do something.

While Democrats have lined up in opposition to any action taken against a NATO ally,

many Republicans are having a harder time of it.

Credit, where credit is due, some in the GOP are voicing disapproval.

Here's Senator Randall.

There's no emergency with Greenland.

That's ridiculous.

And the idea by the secretary that, oh, this is to prevent an emergency.

Now we're declaring emergencies to prevent emergencies. That would lead to endless emergencies.

And that's kind of where we are now. The tariff war, we've declared emergencies with 130 countries.

Does anyone really believe that's a valid use of emergencies?

Now, Senator Paul has been a consistent voice on this particular topic, as have a few of his colleagues.

Watch.

These threats and bullying of an ally are wrong. And just out of the weird chance he's serious about invading Greenland.

I want to let him know that

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