Denver Riggleman

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When you're talking about transportation, I took a boat two and a half hours to a settlement.

I think it was called Klishak or something like that.

You can see my pronunciation was so perfect.

I think it means like home of the salmon or something.

40 people live there off on winter.

On peak, it's 80 when they're fishing.

And it was incredible to be there and talk to the locals.

I had a great picture with somebody named Daniel.

But what happened was I had an influencer here named Orla Jolison.

I'm here with the Save America Movement.

And Orla got me in touch with families.

And I've been to houses of families talking about what they think about America.

And it's been one of the most sobering and sad things that I've had to deal with here is that they don't trust America.

They love Americans still, but they feel like they lost their best friend.

And that they always knew that we were there for them, but they were there for us with – because this is a – not a property, I shouldn't say, but it's part of Denmark.

And the Danish are just livid on how he went against the Danes, those who fought out of Greenland.

So it has been one of the most eye-opening, sobering things to talk to people here, too.

I have been in coordination with the Danish ambassador, with his staff.

I'm now in coordination with the Danish veterans group.