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The president who is also inviting Vladimir Putin to join the board, sitting down with leaders and diplomats two by two, signing a charter, establishing the new entity.

Now, today's events coming on the heels, of course, of the continued talks to end the war in Ukraine.

Reports now the administration is eyeing regime change in Cuba.

And, of course, the aggressive war of words over Greenland.

It has been a couple of days.

The president posting on social media as he traveled back to the U.S.

right now, quote, it was an incredible time in Davos.

The Greenland structure is being worked on and will be amazing for the USA, unquote.

Joining us now here in our Washington bureau for a special conversation is former vice president of the United States, Mike Pence.

Mr. Vice President, welcome back to Bloomberg TV and radio.

It's great to see you.

I hope the new year is starting out well for you.

It's been a doozy already when it comes to the news cycle, especially when it comes to geopolitics.

And that's where I'd like to start with you, because I believe that you are in favor of what we're seeing in Greenland.

I know you had some issues with the approach that the president was taking.

I did.

Now that we have the framework for a deal, was it worth the cost of upsetting our NATO allies to the extent that he apparently did?

To the point that we cannot now?