Well, we have a concept of a deal. I think it's going to be a very good deal for the United States, also for them.

And we're going to work together on something having to do with the Arctic as a whole, but also Greenland.

And it has to do with the security, great security, strong security, and other things.

The market 600 points, getting back a lot of some of the nervousness we had in the last couple of days.

The tariffs are off.

Nothing happens on February 1st?

No, we took that off because it looks like we have pretty much a concept of a deal.

A deal of ownership, a deal...

Well, it's a little bit complex, but we'll explain it down the line. But the

Secretary General of NATO and I and some other people were talking, and it's a kind of a deal that I

wanted to be able to do. Where does it? All right, that's President Trump, giving few details

about his framework of a future deal on Greenland. We're going to dig

into whether the president's announcement is really just a continuation of what's already been

in place for years. Also, new revelations on ICE tactics, a memo that was obtained by a news organization.

We're going to go through that memo and the escalating tactics from federal immigration officers

forcibly entering people's homes.

Is that policy entering their homes without a warrant?

We'll bring you that latest development on ICE tactics. It comes as Maine is the

latest state to see ICE agents arresting immigrants calling it grossly, catch of the day. Plus,

we'll recap yesterday's Supreme Court oral arguments on President Trump's attempts to fire Federal Reserve

Governor Lisa Cook and will preview public testimony today from former special counsel, Jack Smith,

on the two investigations he led into President Trump. Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe.

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