Tom Bevan

Yeah, this was something by Trump.

And I did not see his press conference yesterday.

I was traveling back from Arizona, and so I didn't see that.

It didn't get good reviews.

Apparently, he just sort of rambled on and on.

This one, he stayed on script

Pretty much.

I mean, he always goes off script to a certain degree.

Right.

But he did.

He explained the rationale for why it's important for not just the United States, but also Canada, which he took a shot at Mark Carney, the prime minister of Canada as well, but also for Europe.

And he also said and I thought this was interesting that, you know, when he was talking about Europe,

He said, listen, we want a strong Europe.

We want you to be strong so you can defend yourself.

And we want you to be successful.

And in order to do that, you have to change these policies that you've had in place for 40 years that have weakened you as countries.

Mass immigration and energy being the two specific ones that he mentioned.

But on Greenland, he did explain sort of the rationale for it.

Now, whether you agree with it or disagree with it, I think it's clear, though, that Trump sees this as a matter of

national security interest for the United States moving forward.