Anderson Cooper 360 WH Discussing ‘Options’ To Acquire Greenland, Says Military Use Isn’t Off The Table
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Jan 7, 2026 
George Conway, a prominent attorney known for his sharp critiques of Trump, shares his motivations for running for Congress as a Democrat. He discusses the pressing need for accountability in politics and characterizes Trump’s actions as criminal. The conversation also touches on the controversial idea of the U.S. acquiring Greenland, with military options on the table, raising eyebrows about national security justifications. Conway provides insights into the current political landscape and the importance of legislative aims in restoring integrity.
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Greenland As A Strategic Priority
- The White House is seriously pursuing Greenland acquisition as a national security priority and is exploring multiple options including military leverage.
- Officials suggest military talk may be intended to pressure Denmark toward a purchase rather than signal an imminent invasion.
Venezuela Operation Fuels Bold Moves
- The Maduro ouster shifted perceptions and revived interest in Greenland among some in the White House.
- Rapid actions in one theater can embolden administrations to pursue other strategic acquisitions abroad.
Oil Transfer Is Immediate But Unclear
- The Venezuelan oil transfer is being hurried because much oil is already produced and stored, some on ships headed to Gulf refineries.
- Officials are uncertain how proceeds will be handled and what long-term policy this implies.