The DSR Network DSR Daily January 22: Trump Strikes Greenland Deal
Jan 22, 2026
Trump's recent Greenland deal takes center stage as the hosts dissect reactions from Denmark and NATO. They question the substance behind the agreement. An internal ICE memo raises eyebrows, allowing home entries without warrants, leading to a discussion on constitutional implications. The new 'Board of Peace' aims for progress on Gaza, but faces skepticism from allies. Lastly, the U.S. withdrawal from WHO stirs concerns about public health and budget strains. Buckle up for a whirlwind tour of today's political landscape!
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Greenland Deal Repackages Existing Security
- Trump announced a NATO framework for U.S. access to Greenland after threatening purchase and tariffs.
- Hosts argue he burned political capital for largely redundant gains given existing NATO ties.
Big Stunt, Little Strategic Value
- The hosts view Trump’s Greenland maneuver as typical: create a big stir then settle for minimal gains.
- They note the episode strained transatlantic relations for negligible strategic benefit.
ICE Memo Risks Warrantless Home Entries
- An internal ICE memo authorized entering homes with administrative warrants, reversing prior guidance.
- Hosts warn this raises serious Fourth Amendment concerns and invites legal challenges.