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So, I mean, why wouldn't we?

Give them $2 million, all right?

Give them $2 million each.

Because you have to make up for the fact... We're just printing money anyway.

Well, we have to make up for the fact that these people do have free health care.

And they have a decent enough life.

I will say, just reading a little bit about Greenland and their relationship with Denmark, it is genuinely tenuous.

The U.S.

history with Greenland goes way back.

We can go and put C6, please, up on the screen.

I was reading this last year when the whole Greenland thing was becoming a big talking point.

So...

In 1868, under Secretary Steward, he actually commissioned this report called A Report on the Resources of Iceland and Greenland.

And here's what it wrote, quote, By location, it belongs in the Western Hemisphere as an insular dependency of the North American continent.

I have heretofore expressed the opinion we should purchase Greenland.

And in fact, the circumstances which we ended up recognizing Greenland, I had no idea.

is we ended up purchasing the U.S.

Virgin Islands from, I believe, whoever was controlled Denmark at the time.

And it's because we needed it for power projection with the Panama Canal and as a coaling station.

Right.