Bill White

which would provide relief for the trade deal.

You know, it's required by the trade deal for Europe to buy $750 billion of U.S.

energy.

This would be $50 billion right off the top.

So some of those things that you're talking about, of course, are very topical and pulsating and blinking.

But on the trade front, people want to do business.

And I'm so glad that those other things are not causing those entities to stop.

looking at doing deals with the United States.

Well, two things.

President Trump has been speaking about Greenland for a long, long time.

And I don't think the Danes were listening, I'll be honest with you.

But I will state that I was very happy to hear that the meetings yesterday at the White House between

uh... the the uh... the danish prime minister and our great vice president and uh... my favorite secretary of state uh... marco rubio these are two wonderful human beings that i've i've known very well as you said i've known president trump for over thirty five years uh... the strategic military importance of greenland cannot be underestimated it is not good for you and me sitting here for chinese russian nuclear submarines

And anything else that could threaten the security of the United States, NATO, and Europe to be traveling free and clear through that area whenever they please.

And so for those reasons, and some reasons we really can't explain on the radio, on the TV here at Bloomberg, that are so sensitive.

and must be addressed.

So I am hoping and I believe there will be a productive framework between President Trump, the Prime Minister of Denmark, and this will lead to a more secure Greenland, and that is secure for NATO, Europe, and the U.S.

Yeah.

Well, first of all, with all due respect, I think that whoever is making those statements, I know you're not making those statements, is ridiculous.

Why ridiculous?