Glenn Greenwald

Yeah, that's what Hugo Chavez said when he followed Bush.

These Venezuelans in Miami are not representative of, like, Venezuelans in the rural area of the country or the poor Venezuelans who live in Caracas who are now very well armed.

And I think we like to tell ourselves that other countries are grateful when we invade them, when we bomb them, when we remove their leader.

And the last thing I'll say, Megan, is if China came in and—

arrested Trump out of the White House, you would have huge numbers of Americans celebrating, oh, Trump was Hitler, Trump was... And it doesn't really say much about either the justifiability or what most people in the country think.

These are very unrepresented people we're seeing in the media.

I mean, there's no coherence here.

Like Colombia, where President Trump is threatening the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, is a democratically elected leader.

Nobody doubts that.

He just doesn't like Petro because Petro is a left wing leader who has been criticizing Trump.

So that now is justification for threatening.

petro and we're going to go to war in colombia possibly we're threatening you can't threaten all these wars in iran in cuba and not follow through and that's going to be a lot of different words that we're then going to be fighting and then as far as greenland is concerned you know stephen miller saying what by what right does green does denmark have green it's like saying but by what right does the united states have california by what right does the united states have mexico these are

century-old nations that have been defined by their borders and recognized internationally for centuries.

And while it may be true that Denmark isn't going to go to war with the United States over Greenland, the entire EU, all of NATO, is going to absolutely separate from the United States if the United States steals land from an EU and a NATO member.

I don't even I think I like when President Trump was questioning the ongoing viability of NATO because it was a defensive alliance formed to protect Western Europe against the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union no longer no longer exists.

So I think there's a very good reason for questioning NATO.

All I'm saying is that we didn't have NATO.

All I'm saying, Megan, is that while Stephen Miller is right in this very simplistic, dismissive tone, Denmark is not going to go to war with the United States over Greenland.

It's only because it can't.