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He's invading Minnesota the same way he's invading Venezuela, and he's in the same way that he's threatening to invade Greenland.

It's completely unhinged, and it's very dangerous.

Yes, absolutely.

That's what I've been saying to them for many years, and especially during the past year.

But they're very sad, semi-pathetic, scared of their shadow.

And I don't know whether they still remember how to be national leaders of sovereign countries or to act together.

They're showing a little bit of sign of this.

The tariff retaliation and all the rest is one thing.

What they should be doing is...

saying unequivocally, we're not negotiating, we're not discussing.

I won't use the words that I would use and that I think that they ought to use in their private discussions, but basically they ought to say, this is nuts.

It's not going down.

We're not even talking about it.

So stop.

That's the most basic point.

They ought to get together with Russia and China and India and other parts of the world and the BRICS to say we cannot go day to day with this kind of madness and treat it as normal.

because basically every country in the world is threatened by a completely lawless United States.

And they've expressed, they've explained, Mr. Miller has explained that there are no laws.

Donald Trump has explained that there are no laws.

We're in the hands of a small number of people