

Episode 4244: Live From Greenland; Organized Invasion Of Our Country Through USAID
6 snips Feb 4, 2025
Natalie Winters, a White House correspondent known for her keen insights on the administrative state, dives into pressing geopolitical issues. She discusses Greenland's strategic importance amid U.S.-Russia tensions and critiques USAID's role in immigration and NGO funding, linking it to migrant caravans and drug cartels. The conversation also touches on the implications of modern chemical warfare and economic warfare tactics employed by the Chinese Communist Party. Winters sheds light on the intricate connection between media influence and international relations.
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US-Greenland Ties
- Steve Bannon discusses the historical ties between the US and Greenland, emphasizing the island's strategic importance.
- He highlights the Dorchester incident and the bonding between American servicemen and Greenlanders during World War II.
Greenland's Strategic Importance
- Tom highlights Greenland's strategic importance, particularly for containing the Russian Navy.
- He points out that Greenland was a Danish colony left unintended after the Nazis quickly occupied Denmark.
European Elites' Response to Nazis
- Bannon criticizes the Danish elites for their response to the Nazi invasion during World War II.
- He compares Denmark's reaction to that of other European countries like Norway and Sweden.