Pod Save America That'll Leave a Denmark
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Jan 20, 2026 The hosts dive into Trump's outrageous remarks about Greenland and his tariffs on NATO allies amid escalating tensions. They discuss shocking ICE operations in Minneapolis and federal investigations into local leaders. Positive polling hints at a bright future for Democrats, while a conversation about Tucker Carlson's controversial career reveals his media strategies and potential political ambitions. It's a wild ride through political absurdities, upcoming elections, and the influence of media!
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Ego-Driven Foreign Policy Risks Alliances
- Donald Trump's Greenland texts and tariff threats show a personalized, ego-driven foreign policy approach.
- The hosts link this behavior to legacy-building and unpredictable presidential conduct that undermines alliances.
Tariffs End Up Hitting Americans
- Tariffs aimed at allies are paid mostly by Americans, not foreign exporters.
- Jon Favreau warns these measures effectively tax U.S. consumers to fund Trump's foreign ambitions.
Privatized Peace Board Mirrors Cronyism
- Trump’s proposed "Board of Peace" reads like a privatized UN with crony control and hefty fees.
- The structure gives Trump personal veto power and centers decision-making around allies and donors.
