Noel King

I don't know if they know, to be honest with you.

I think the endgame is very apparent to them, which is that they want that post-Castro regime that's now running Cuba to go away.

And this is part—in part—

Part of the president's grander scheme to lock down American supremacy in the Western Hemisphere.

Under our new national security strategy, American dominance in the Western Hemisphere will never be questioned again.

He's talked about this at great length in the last year, as have many within his administration.

It was in his national security strategy.

They now call it the Dunrow document.

I don't know.

It is, you know, at the root of so many of the policies that we've heard him talk about since he took office for a second time, annexing Greenland.

Now, what I'm asking for is...

A piece of ice.

Taking over the Panama Canal.

My administration will be reclaiming the Panama Canal.

Even making Canada the 51st state.

All of that rooted in this concept that the president has that American supremacy in the Western Hemisphere is imperative for its national security, but also for his legacy.

Does the president really believe that the post-Castro regime in Cuba poses a threat to American supremacy?

I think the president does believe that.

You know, remember, Cuba is located just 90 miles from Key West.

That has been a thorn on the side, not just of this president, but of generations of presidents, Democrats and Republicans alike.