

Trump’s Delusional Plan To Take Greenland Makes Us The Bad Guys
Mar 28, 2025
A contentious U.S. delegation visits Greenland, stirring resistance from local and international allies. The discussion highlights the troubling geopolitical implications of claims over the territory, echoing historical territorial disputes. The speakers critique political rhetoric that disrespects allies like Denmark, stressing the importance of maintaining strong relationships. Humor blends with serious concerns about the U.S.'s global standing and morality, especially regarding controversial return policies amid rising tensions. It's a captivating look at diplomacy and ethics in a turbulent world.
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Greenland Visit
- Tim Miller and JVL discuss J.D. Vance's trip to Greenland.
- They analyze a news segment about the U.S. attempting to gain control of the island.
National Security Claims
- Trump's claim that Greenland is necessary for U.S. national security is questioned.
- Miller and JVL highlight the absurdity of the situation, comparing it to Germany's Lebensraum concept.
Denmark's Support
- Rufus Gifford, former ambassador to Denmark, criticizes the U.S. stance on Greenland.
- He emphasizes Denmark's consistent support for U.S. military actions.