Drew Hernandez

Not in terms of people, obviously, but in terms of land, that would be a huge acquisition.

And just think of the shrimp, the amount of shrimp we'd have.

The delicious shrimp would be.

There is a real question, though.

Does this violate, you know, the NATO treaties or international law?

You absolutely have to.

Media Matters, Ben Shapiro.

Those are not the same thing.

I think the shrimp is the one that turns me toward Greenland.

That's what's happening right here.

See, that explains it.

It always comes down to that.

It always comes down to this.

That's going to be so delicious.

There's a fact, too, which is we had been.

You know, since the middle of the 19th century, the State Department has been eyeing Greenland.

We've tried to buy it multiple times over the years, including the 20th century.

And it is kind of weird that Denmark controls Greenland in that, you know, Denmark has been downhill ever since Claudius killed Hamlet's dad.

You know, like it has not been, it's not been a good few centuries.

And so you think it's bizarre that they're there.