Aiden

And if we've,

break NATO, like this entire sphere of connection, I think that whole superpower is gone.

And then the third one is just the economy and the military, which is like still intact.

So I guess what I'm saying is like, I would like to hear a steel man on why Greenland, especially because if you look into it more, there's already US military bases there and Denmark has already agreed if you want to add more, we're chill.

Like what every, the national security thing doesn't make sense.

The, uh, if you want to mine it or put resources there, they're totally down for that too.

Like you can invest in Greenland.

Why does it have to be an American flag on it?

Why does it have to be owned that?

And, and, and I think Trump answered this in this interview.

Yes.

Yeah.

Okay, so I want to show you this.

This is from that New York Times interview.

They asked him why he needs Greenland because I want to do it properly.

Really, to me, it's ownership.

Ownership is very important.

They asked him the question that I just asked, which is like, why don't you just mine it and put military troops there for everything you need?

And he's like, because that's what I feel is psychologically needed for success.

I think that ownership gives you a thing you can't do, whether you're talking about a lease or a treaty.