Susan Rice

I mean, it goes on and on, the economic ramifications.

Nobody wants to come.

Right.

Nobody wants to.

There's both people who may feel it's not safe, and then there are people who are saying, why am I going to spend my money over there when they're acting in such an abhorrent way?

Right.

Adventures, yes.

I don't even think a piece of paper has been signed.

Did we get anything?

No, I, you know, I think, yeah, what we got was a more, a potentially mortal wound to NATO, where the message we conveyed to our NATO allies was that not only can we not be relied on, we are in fact, you know, a potential aggressor.

Yes.

And, and, you know, you don't only have to worry about Russia and China.

Now you got to worry about the United States as well.

Meanwhile, because you have committed to uphold your Article 5 responsibilities, an attack on one is an attack on all, and said that you would support Denmark in its sovereignty over Greenland, Trump threatens to hit him again with even higher tariffs.

He's using an economic cudgel against our allies for upholding our alliance.

What do you mean?

I don't mean to be difficult, Zach, but I don't want to answer an imprecise question of this significance.

The military getting involved.

Yes.

What do I think are the odds of him physically invading Greenland?