It's Monday, January 12th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show that doesn't want anyone to forget that President Donald Trump told the New York Times last week why he really wants Greenland.

Quote, because that's what I feel is psychologically needed for success.

It's a psychological need. Who can say no to a psychological need?

Give this man his giant landmass.

On today's show, protests across the U.S. continue following the death of Renee Good

at the hands of immigration and customs enforcement.

And Trump

weighs his options in Iran as state violence against protesters ramps up. Ironic. But let's start

with Venezuela. The United States Coast Guard seized another oil tanker on Friday. It was allegedly

attempting to evade the U.S. blockade on vessels going into or out of Venezuela.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noem posted footage of the tanker, the Olina, being boarded by members of the Coast Guards somewhere near the coast of Venezuela.

According to the Associated Press, the Olina had been sanctioned for moving Russian oil under its prior name, Minerva M.

The Olina is the fifth Venezuela-linked tanker

seized by U.S. forces under President Trump, and the third since the capture of former

Venezuelan president, Nicholas Maduro. Earlier last week, the U.S. seized a ship near Iceland

following a slow chase across the Atlantic Ocean. That ship, the Bella One, was renamed the

Marinara and started

flying the Russian flag after U.S. forces first tried to board it back in December. So why all these

sneaky name changes? The Bella One, or Marinera, or whatever you want to call it, was part of a

global black market that transports sanctioned oil between countries like Russia, Iran, China, and

Venezuela. According to the Wall Street Iran, China, and Venezuela.

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