Brett Meiselas

So it turns out an American nuke submarine

was right outside Nuuk in Greenland, their capital, right as the King of Denmark was there visiting.

So this was a revelation to, wait a minute, you're talking about sending these ships and your nuclear submarine had to surface, we just saved the life, and now you're saying you wanna send ships to help us?

We don't need help.

And the Premier of Greenland, Jans Fredrik Nielsen, then posted the following on Facebook, but it will be a no thank you from here.

Trump's idea of sending an American hospital ship to Greenland has been noted.

However, we have public healthcare systems where treatment is free for citizens.

This is a deliberate choice and a fundamental part of our society.

This is not the case in the United States.

We're seeing a doctor comes at a cost.

We are always open to dialogue and cooperation, including with the United States.

But please speak with us instead of making more or less random statements on social media.

Thumbs up emoji.

That's my favorite.

Dialogue and cooperation require respect for the fact that decisions about our country are made here at home.

And then there's a photo of John's Frederick Nielsen, the premier of Greenland, along with the minister of health, Brett Jordy, deranged, deranged stuff right there.

give you the answer remember that adam sandler movie where it is like the fast forward button click what was it called click click yeah first movie i cried are you ready for the click journey the saddest movie well 11 or 12 started hysterically crying in the theater

Okay, well, I'll give you the click ending right now, okay?

It already happened, Jordy.

In Trump, that stuff's already happened.