Ryan Knudson

But when asked in an interview with NBC about who was ultimately in charge, Trump said, me.

Another risk is that these actions evoke a strong response from other countries.

For instance, if the US were to actually go after Greenland, which is a protectorate of Denmark, a NATO ally, it could open up a totally different can of worms.

Denmark's prime minister has called on Trump to stop threatening Greenland.

I do wonder, though, if resources and territory are the things that actually give a country power in this century.

I mean, when you look at Venezuela and its oil, sure, there's a lot there, but the U.S.

is already the world's largest oil producer, and there are a lot of other places in the world that have oil.

What does this doctrine say to other countries like Russia and China, though, and the U.S.

's ability to argue that those countries shouldn't invade their neighbors in the way Russia's doing in Ukraine and China is threatening to do in Taiwan?

So now we are living in the world of the Donro doctrine, and we've seen this action in Venezuela.

Where do you think Trump might turn his attention to next?

Cuba has said the U.S.

is trying to, quote, intimidate and subjugate the governments of Latin America.

It seems like we are truly entering a very pivotal moment in American history, in American foreign policy.

Thanks for listening.

See you tomorrow.

One morning in Los Angeles County, a white Range Rover was cruising around, about to make several stops at local banks.

The vehicle was being tracked by law enforcement agents.

That's our colleague Dylan Tokar.

The agents were following the driver, Jia Yong Yu, because they suspected he might be laundering money.