Neil Freiman

sovereignty over small pockets of Greenland where the U.S.

could build military bases.

There's a model for this.

The UK has some bases in Cyprus that are regarded as British territory.

So look out for that.

I should mention that Space Force already has a base in Greenland.

There also is discussion is going to be about Greenland's mineral resources because

In addition to the national security implications of this region of the Arctic, Trump also wants access to the rare earths minerals that are potentially untapped in Greenland.

We just don't know a lot about them because it's very inhospitable territory, but potentially these negotiations could include the US receiving a right of first refusal on investments in Greenland's mineral resources.

Trump said he's going to release the details

Soon.

So, of course, you know, who knows what what the actual details would be.

But I want to zoom out to broader U.S.

EU tensions here.

And it still seems like they are quite high.

That's been a theme at Davos.

Howard Lutnick, who's the commerce secretary, was giving a speech at the USA House, which has been the hotspot here in Davos this week.

And Christine Lagarde, who's the European Central Bank president, was there.

And Howard Lutnick just starts bashing Europe's economic policies and just going in on Europe.

And apparently she just got up and left.