Jon Lovett

And then Tommy talks to our pal Jason Zengerle about his new book published by Crooked Media Reads that explores the rise of Tucker Carlson.

It's called Hated by All the Right People, and you can preorder it right now.

Is it more of a hagiography?

But first, we are now a year into Trump's second term.

And as expected, the forces of freedom on both sides of the Atlantic are rallying to stop the president from capturing Minneapolis and Nuke, especially now that Caracas has fallen.

Trump announced over the weekend that he'll be imposing a new 10% tariff on Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland that he will raise to 25% by June if Denmark doesn't let the U.S.

buy Greenland, a purchase that, along with the tariffs, would be paid for by us, the American taxpayer.

Then, in a wildly successful demonstration of his mental fitness, our octogenarian leader texted Norway's prime minister

Jonas Garstor, that because Norway decided not to award Trump the Nobel Peace Prize, a decision that, again, the Norwegian government has nothing to do with, he, quote, "...no longer feels an obligation to think purely of peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America."

Trump then questioned why Denmark has a right to Greenland anyway, writing, quote, There are no written documents.

It's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but also we had boats landing there.

The world is not secure.

Here's how he ends it.

The world is not secure unless we have complete and total control of Greenland.

Thank you, President DJT.

Protests erupted in Nuuk, Copenhagen, and other European cities, including at an NBA game in London during the national anthem.

Let's listen.

America's hot right now.

Hottest country in the world.

Golden age.