Tonight on 360, the president is asked how far he'll go to get Greenland.

His answers, he heads off to a hostile reception in Europe, you'll find out.

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Good evening, thanks for joining us. Just minutes from now, the president will leave for Europe.

He's headed to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, which has been transformed this year

into a kind of emergency summit, a venue for European allies to confront or appease we don't

yet know his push to acquire Greenland and the potential it has to fracture the almost 77-year-old

NATO alliance and reshape the world order.

So far, though, the talk is confrontational.

Let me be direct. We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition.

That's Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, formerly one of this country's closest allies.

His remarks today in Davos came not long after the president posted this online overnight.

It's an AI-generated image of NATO leaders gathered in the Oval Office with a map behind him,

showing Canada and Greenland as American territories.

Now, he also posted this, showing him planting an AI flag on an AI Greenland as American territories. Now, he also posted this showing him planting an

AI flag on an AI Greenland with an AI sign, which reads Greenland U.S. territory established 2026.

He also made public this private message from French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of the Davos

trip. In it, the French president writes, I do not understand what

you're doing in Greenland. He then offers to set up an emergency meeting of the G7 countries after

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