Danielle Kurtzleben

Now, we don't know details here.

I've asked the White House, for example, what law would authorize this and have received no word yet.

But those eight European countries, meanwhile, they're members of NATO, and they've said they stand in full solidarity with fellow NATO member Denmark and Greenland, which is a Denmark territory.

Hey, good morning.

Well, today, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant will be speaking in Davos.

Then Trump is scheduled to talk on Wednesday.

And then on Thursday, there's what the White House is calling a charter announcement for the Board of Peace that Trump created to oversee reconstruction in Gaza after the conflict he's been trying to end between Israel and Hamas.

In terms of substance, we don't know much yet.

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett has suggested that Trump will unveil a new housing policy.

Beyond that, we know he likes to talk about tariffs.

And days ago, he threatened to tariff goods from eight European countries until the U.S.

has a deal to acquire Greenland.

Well, Trump posted that he's going to impose 10 percent tariffs on those eight countries starting on February 1st, then raise it to 25 percent in June.

That is until a Greenland deal happens.

Now, we don't really know details here.

I've asked the White House, for example, what law would even authorize this, and I haven't received word yet.

But those European countries, meanwhile,

They're all NATO members, and they've all said they stand in full solidarity with fellow NATO member Denmark, as well as with Greenland, which is part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

Well, maybe most famously over the weekend, Trump texted the Norwegian prime minister that because Trump didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize, he no longer feels the need to think, quote, purely of peace, adding that the US should have total control over Greenland.

Now, of course, the Norwegian government does not decide who gets that prize.