Saagar

Trump is doing it in a crazy way.

But this also reflects a kind of thuggery that the United States has been on for a long time.

And now it seems completely unhinged.

And, of course, we're going to see whether...

any European power or country can actually express an honest view.

But they're getting close, at least.

The German government has said that Greenland is a very bright red line.

The French government at many different levels, a foreign minister and president, have expressed

the fact that this will not be tolerated.

Britain, which is, of course, I think the most delusional and subservient country, and that's been true for many, many decades, was able to utter a sentence, at least, that this is not acceptable.

By British standards, that's quite remarkable.

We should understand, by the way, that more important things are happening in the world

than this in many ways.

A couple of days ago, the prime minister of Canada was in Beijing and Canada and China signed a strategic partnership.

Very interesting.

Because for Canada to do that,

reflects the fact that they understand that the United States has gone loony, has really completely left any kind of normalcy.

I'm very happy that they have normal relations with China, but to declare it a strategic partnership, which I perfectly understand and I commend the Premier of Canada for doing it, shows

what Trump is actually doing.

The idea that they're on a sugar high because they're succeeding one thing after another, I think is fundamentally wrong.