Greenlandic Inuit
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Sep 22, 2026
Zoya SheftalovichHOST
Yeah, though the flip side of that is that also there's a question of, okay, what does Donald Trump think he's getting? Because even when he posted his Truth Social post about this deal just before last weekend, he seemed to indicate that there were all sorts of things in this deal that the Danes were saying, "Hold on a second.
Zoya SheftalovichHOST
I'm not sure that this is what's in there," and the Greenlanders were saying, "I'm not sure what's in there."
Ian WishartHOST
So it might not stop him covering Greenland with the stars and stripes on his maps.
Zoya SheftalovichHOST
Exactly.
Cameron McMillanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If it has some concrete action of blocking adversarial states from doing business dealings in Greenland, then I would say that would be positive.
Mary ReichardHOST
On the ground, some native Greenlanders have questions.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm not comfortable, but let's see the concrete terms of the agreement.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then we need to have a process to discuss it.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
That means there's nothing to it.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
And the Danes and the Greenlanders have all sort of telegraphed that there's nothing to this, essentially.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
where they said, well, all of our red lines have been respected and we're happy to sign this.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
And it, you know, extends the 1951, the original agreement with Denmark.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
We could send troops there.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
We can, you know, do this, that, and the other.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
We have pretty extensive cooperation from both the Danes and the Greenlanders on that issue.
Kevin WilliamsonPANELIST
So this doesn't seem to add much of anything to that.
BrandonHOST
He just went and did this shit on his own.
ChanelHOST
But clearly the U.S. government doesn't recognize Greenlanders anyway, so it's a moot point.
ChanelHOST
I'm more thinking like, why would the jury convict him? Like...
BrandonHOST
Because the child got fucked
Jay WeberHOST
It couldn't have worked out better because it's a big win-win-win all around, and the only people trashing it or angry about it are perpetual Trump haters.
Jay WeberHOST
As someone put it on X, the Danes are happy, the Greenlanders are happy, patriotic Americans are happy.
Jay WeberHOST
The only ones who aren't are the Democrats, China, and Russia.
Gregory JohnNARRATOR
Yeah.
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Jay WeberHOST
Start it with a wild declaration or wild ask.
Jay WeberHOST
We need to own Greenland.
Jay WeberHOST
Then he gets everyone freaked out, including the Danes and the Greenlanders.
Jay WeberHOST
And that leads to a negotiation in which Trump gets what he really wanted or could at least live with for now.
Gerard BakerGUEST
Well, they're very clear that Greenland is sovereign Danish territory.
Gerard BakerGUEST
I mean, that itself is a bit of a dispute with the Greenlanders, but the Greenlanders for now seem to be content at least to stay as part of Denmark.
Gerard BakerGUEST
So whatever came out of this... negotiation, they were insistent that there not be any cession of Greenland territory to the United States.
Gerard BakerGUEST
And they've got that.
CorrineHOST
The deal, to be signed this week at the United Nations, enshrines permanent U.S. basing rights on Greenland and blocks a base from a country that isn't part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
CorrineHOST
The U.S. already enjoys military privileges on the island from a 1951 arrangement But the New Deal is a hedge against the risk that Greenlanders might someday declare independence from Denmark.
CorrineHOST
This is an infinite life agreement.
CorrineHOST
There is no end, Mr. Trump said on social media, though nothing is really permanent in global politics.
CorrineHOST
The deal, to be signed this week at the United Nations, enshrines permanent U.S. basing rights on Greenland and blocks a base from a country that isn't part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
CorrineHOST
The U.S. already enjoys military privileges on the island from a 1951 arrangement But the New Deal is a hedge against the risk that Greenlanders might someday declare independence from Denmark.
CorrineHOST
This is an infinite life agreement.
CorrineHOST
There is no end, Mr. Trump said on social media, though nothing is really permanent in global politics.
Michael MoynihanHOST
Greens.
Michael MoynihanHOST
Yeah, Greenlanders.
Michael MoynihanHOST
Greenies.
Michael MoynihanHOST
We call them Greenies.
Roger StoneHOST
Well, maybe Obama didn't want to do it, but every president other than Obama has wanted to do it.
Roger StoneHOST
The Danes and the Greenlanders were certainly moved in President Trump's direction through his aggressive negotiating strategy.
Roger StoneHOST
The ultimate test, of course, is what gets built.
Roger StoneHOST
Radars, runways, and other restrictions that actually bite China and Russia are key.
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