Nigel Farage

The job Trump's got to do is with the people that live in Greenland.

And whether it begins with an economic partnership or however it goes, but that's where he's got to focus because the wishes of those people have to matter.

Well, it's obviously difficult after what's happened, but thank goodness it has happened.

I mean, Maduro, I would view as an enemy of the West.

And I think with that, I think with the words that he's given to the demonstrators and protesters in Iran, I mean, Trump is taking on the enemies of the West, and for that I admire him.

God bless you, the great Nasr Faraj.

Thank you very much.

Thanks for your time.

Steve, I'll throw it back to you in the studio.

Share with the war room real quickly how shocking it is to me that you have not had a lot of hecklers or protesters coming up to you.

Why is Davos different than what we see in Washington?

Do you think we've seen a little bit more of a mass exodus, if you will, from the DEI and the agendas that have been incorporated into these corporate handbooks?

I mean, do you think you have a part of that?

Yeah, for sure.

You feel pushed that message?

All right, Steve, we'll continue to be out here.

We're right in front of the USA House.

Thank you.