Saagar

Then they turn around and are surprised about Denmark.

It's a little sad.

By the way, I don't know if we have time.

I would like to just find you a statement, if I can find it, that I read, that I said to.

Let me see if I can find it quickly.

I'm sorry to take the time.

No problem.

Go ahead.

I spoke to the European Parliament a year ago.

And I told them, this is going to happen.

And they thought, what's the matter with you, Mr. Sachs?

So I want to read you what I said.

This is verbatim because it shows you could see.

I said to the parliamentarians, so I'm not saying that we're all at the new age of peace, but we are in a very different kind of politics right now, a return to great power politics.

Europe needs its own foreign policy and not just a foreign policy of Russophobia.

Europe needs a foreign policy that is realistic, understands Russia's situation, understands Europe's situation, understands what America is and what it stands for, and that tries to avoid Europe being invaded by the United States.

It's certainly not impossible that Trump's America will land troops in Greenland.

I'm not joking.

And I don't think Trump is joking.

Europe needs a foreign policy, a real one.