Robert Armstrong

So, you know, I don't know what pushes...

Europe far enough to get them to unification, but we're moving in that direction.

We're getting closer, but I don't know where the magic moment is, I'm afraid.

Today's number, 200.

That is how many days of the year the weather is foggy in the Grand Banks in Newfoundland.

This makes the Grand Banks the foggiest place on the planet, according to NASA.

Scientists have also attempted to catch the fog.

However, they missed.

Scott is still on vacation, but he will be back later this week.

So today, the person you hear laughing very heavily on the other end of the line, we have Robert Armstrong, U.S.

commentator for the Financial Times, favorite of the podcast.

Rob, welcome back.

Thank you for standing in.

We're going to catch something today.

I know that.

So...

We got a lot to talk about here, and we're going to start with our first story, and this is going to be about what we've seen in Venezuela and Greenland.

So President Trump opened the year with a dramatic show of force, announcing U.S.

troops captured.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, just a few days later, he revived his push to acquire Greenland and signaled that he would consider using military force if necessary.