It was great, except I could not get Fox News there. So that was the only disappointing part.

I found a lot of commonality between the Inuit and Greenland people and the Cajun culture down in Louisiana.

They do love and embrace the U.S. So contrary to what you read in the paper, they do want more U.S. involvement in Greenland.

Greenland needs a deal. Greenland could be exporting 2 million barrels of oil a day right now.

Think about what kind of pressure that would relieve in the Strait of Hormuz, what kind of leverage that would give America... it's time for the Danes to come to the table and let's get a deal done.

Despite all provocations, our country has remained outside war with its prudent policies and has contributed to the establishment of tranquility with its initiatives prioritizing diplomacy and dialogue.

Turkey has emerged in the recent period both as a reliable partner in energy transportation and as a key actor in peace.

We are seeing the positive effects of this in the medium and long term.

Rubio, while pointing at the boom microphone, told Fidan, "That's in case you slip up and say something; he captures it on that microphone right there."

Stop playing games and PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT!

U.S. forces have redirected 97 commercial vessels and disabled 4 since the start of the blockade.

The declaration states that the countries aim to build a “secure and prosperous” Arctic region and strengthen stability in response to what they described as increased Russian military activity and China’s growing strategic interest in the area.

The countries also said they would strengthen their military presence, surveillance capabilities, and joint training in the Arctic and High North in a “coordinated and calibrated manner.”