1. Trump declares he will eliminate the Russian threat from Greenland
—Trump stated that NATO has been telling Denmark for two decades, “You must get rid of the Russian threat from Greenland.” Unfortunately, Denmark has failed to take any action. Now is the time, and it will be done.
2. Trump says the NYSE relocation will be a test for the New York City mayor
—Trump: Establishing a “New York Stock Exchange” in Dallas is an incredibly bad thing for New York. I can’t believe they’ll let it happen. This will be a huge test for the new mayor!
3. Trump invites 60 countries to join the Gaza Peace Committee
—Trump recently announced the establishment of the so-called Gaza “Peace Committee,” which has sent invitations to approximately 60 countries and international organizations. France, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Australia, Canada, the European Commission, and major Middle Eastern countries are reportedly among those invited.
4. Trump claims there is a $19 billion Somali scam in Minnesota
—Trump stated on social media that there is a $19 billion Somali scam in Minnesota. The fake "Congressman," Ilhan Omar, knows all about this. She should go to jail, or even face harsher punishment, being sent back to Somalia—considered one of the worst countries in the world.
5. Threatening to Take Greenland if He Doesn't Win the Peace Prize
—Trump's letter to the Norwegian Prime Minister links the Nobel Prize to the Greenland issue, reiterating related threats. In the letter, Trump stated that given Norway's decision not to award him the Nobel Peace Prize, he no longer feels obligated to think solely from a "peaceful" perspective and can now consider what is truly beneficial and just for the United States.
6. Reportedly, His Next Target is Canada
—Officials say that as Trump's advisors work towards his goal of annexing Greenland, Trump is privately increasingly worried that Canada is equally incapable of defending its borders, specifically pointing to the need for increased defense spending in Canada.
7. Several EU countries consider imposing tariffs on €93 billion worth of US goods exported to the EU, or restricting US companies' access to the EU market, in retaliation for US President Trump's imposition of tariffs on eight European countries in exchange for Greenland.
