This is the Guardian.
Today we take a trip to Greenland, which Donald Trump wants to make.
Great.
Again.
We had a lot of meetings yesterday on Afghanistan, on the economy, which is doing very well.
Cast your mind back to the summer of 2019.
On a new Jersey tarmac, President Trump was taking questions.
The usual stuff came up.
Tariffs, the war in Afghanistan, and then, out of the blue, a new interest.
Well, Greenland, I don't know.
It got released somehow.
It's just something we talked about.
We're very good allies with Denmark.
We protect Denmark like we protect large portions of the world.
So the concept came up and I said, certainly I'd be strategically.
It's interesting.
Word had got out that buying Greenland, the world's largest island, was something Trump rather liked the sound of.
Essentially, it's a large real estate deal, but we're looking at it.
It's not number one on the burner.
It might not have been number one on the burner, but it prompted a swift response from the Danish Prime Minister.