Ian Bremmer

So what's the most likely scenario of Greenland's relationship to the United States come January 20th, 2029?

But we have only 57,000 constituents to buy off, not that many.

Right.

Yeah.

You might buy them off.

And it sounds like Trump thinks there's a chance to buy them off.

So what is the, I was just going to say, what's the real, because this is not, he's not the first president that has wanted this.

I think we all see the strategic...

need potentially.

And obviously, thanks to climate change, the Arctic is going to be a battleground for resources and all sorts of things.

So the strategic need is there, but what is it that we couldn't get from a treaty?

Is there a price that the Danes would say, well, we can't say no to that?

This...

So it's a boomerang.

It's an anti-Americanism.

I mean, there's no coming.

I mean, and I'm going to save this to the end, but it's sort of like, it doesn't sound like a change in administrations just flips a switch this time.

Not this time.

All right, let's move to Iran.

You know, I know that a regime falls.