Bannon's War Room - Episode 5681： Stealing American Intellectual Property; Defending Greenland And America

00:00:00.000 President of the United States, about a 30-minute talk, the following Lula, went to a broad range of topics.

00:00:09.000 I think we've got John Solomon. Do we have John Solomon at the...

00:00:13.000 John Solomon joins us now from the studio.

00:00:17.000 John, first, you've got a lot of news to report on the task force, other things you're working on,

00:00:21.000 but I want to go to your assessment of President Trump and his address to the United Nations.

00:00:27.000 He covered a lot of topics, sir.

00:00:31.600 He sure did.

00:00:33.000 So let's just take a couple of them.

00:00:34.280 One of the big triumphs today, if you go back two years ago, the media was laughing at Donald Trump when he said he was going to annex Greenland in some way.

00:00:41.160 He did it.

00:00:42.100 He signed that deal today.

00:00:43.300 And what he revealed in his speech was that he's going to put at least two U.S. military, new U.S. military bases in Greenland, fortifying American security in the Western Hemisphere, in the Arctic.

00:00:53.060 Of course, that deal also allows us to veto any of our enemies trying to come into Greenland like China or Russia or others.

00:00:59.440 And so one of the things the media once viewed as a folly today is a reality and a great security strength addition to our arsenal here in America. 0.53

00:01:10.640 He also addressed Iran and he said he's got a big decision to face, either annihilate Iran with the next round of attacks or make a peace deal.

00:01:19.580 That was a pretty dramatic moment. 0.82

00:01:21.320 More dramatic than that, though, he said, listen, Iran has been the Middle East bully for far too long.

00:01:27.320 They no longer are a bully. 0.61

00:01:29.000 They've been neutered, and now the time is to try to make a deal or to finish the job. 0.51

00:01:33.160 And so with the Iranian leadership sitting in the audience, because we gave them a visa to come in, 0.92

00:01:38.800 they had to listen to that, the president make very clear, that he could annihilate them or he could make a deal. 0.97

00:01:45.320 There are other important things that he's addressed today.

00:01:47.420 AI, the future driver of the global economy. He said, I don't want to call it artificial

00:01:52.940 intelligence anymore. I want to call it super intelligence. So a Trump rebranding of something

00:01:58.020 that's been on all of our tongues for a long time. A very substantive speech, a very newsy speech,

00:02:03.140 a lot of new facts for us to digest in the Trump policy, the Dunro Doctrine,

00:02:08.860 all laid out before the UN General Assembly. Pretty remarkable speech.

00:02:12.480 on the uh surprising he talked about uh eliminating uh the persians as a nuclear power

00:02:21.000 and the u.n is never very receptive to president trump and his nationalism he actually got a

00:02:27.100 surprising the the round of applause really came after president trump talked about uh making sure

00:02:32.480 they never had a nuclear weapon i was a little surprised at that given that it's mainly a hostile

00:02:37.060 audience, sir? You know, I think the truth of the matter is most nations were just as worried about

00:02:43.060 Iran as President Trump. They just didn't have the courage to say it. Everybody knew Iran with

00:02:47.740 a nuclear weapon would be a wild card of epic proportions and destabilize the globe for decades 1.00

00:02:52.880 to come. And while they all wouldn't join in on President Trump and his initial attack on Iran, 0.54

00:03:01.100 while they often mumbled their words and weren't clear about their support behind the scenes,

00:03:06.220 A lot of these world leaders and their diplomats I've been talking to have applauded it, saying they were getting awful close and we don't like it.

00:03:13.100 And just a few weeks ago, remember, the U.N. Atomic Agency was thrown out of Iran.

00:03:17.420 They're not doing any more surveillance there. 0.58

00:03:20.540 And so the U.N. knows that Iran is once again trying to act badly. 0.63

00:03:24.300 So President Trump's actions, I think, are probably been privately more supported than we've gotten out of the public.

00:03:30.080 And today we saw a public show of that.

00:03:32.240 john you've got a lot of news that you're breaking just the news about the task force

00:03:38.700 and other things that are going on can you get us up to date on all that sir

00:03:41.580 yeah this is one that's really important uh it's not specifically from the task force so we did

00:03:46.940 some early election integrity work but last night we had harmeet dylan on the show following your

00:03:51.940 great show uh and she revealed some new numbers about the number of prosecutions and arrests that

00:03:57.060 are occurring for election fraud, specifically non-citizen voting. If you remember, Democrats

00:04:02.440 keep saying that's a conspiracy theory of the conservative right. There is no problem. And then

00:04:06.920 we keep seeing tens of thousands of non-citizens on the voter rolls. Hundreds of non-citizens

00:04:12.680 confirmed that they voted. Well, we got brand new numbers. About 220 people have been arrested in

00:04:18.740 the last few months, either for non-citizen voting, non-citizen registration, or other acts of

00:04:24.260 election fraud, such as paying people to vote out in Los Angeles. That is the largest number

00:04:30.400 ever assembled by the Justice Department in a task force. And she's made a bold claim saying

00:04:37.740 that number could double between now and election day because we're getting the cooperation of

00:04:42.180 witnesses quicker and faster. So imagine if you had 400 or 500 people charged in the next

00:04:46.700 few weeks for election fraud and non-citizen voting, an issue that Democrats claim didn't

00:04:52.900 exists. Now there's the largest wave of prosecutions in American history. The other thing

00:04:57.540 she told us is that that New Jersey statement that those 400 non-citizens, those foreigners

00:05:03.760 who voted in the election, and the thousands that got on the voter roll, they called that a computer

00:05:07.680 glitch. Last night she said, when it's all said and done with our work, our investigation, it won't

00:05:13.320 be a computer glitch. It may have been a feature, not a bug. That was a big hint that there could

00:05:18.100 be a criminal case forthcoming out of New Jersey. This whole story of increasing enforcement on

00:05:25.240 election integrity, cracking down on fraud on non-citizen voting starts with an effort that

00:05:30.320 began in the Trump White House. It hasn't gotten any attention, but every week CZ Wiles, the chief

00:05:34.760 of staff, has assembled a group of people from Homeland Justice, FBI, and other places. They meet

00:05:40.040 and they work on things to try to come up with greater confidence for the American people to

00:05:44.360 trust their elections going forward. Prosecute non-citizens, clean the vote rolls, root out 0.92

00:05:49.080 election fraud prosecute and stop it from going forward. Don't let illegal money get into the

00:05:53.600 elections. Those weekly meetings eventually took a Justice Department that had no history

00:05:58.600 of going after non-citizen voters, fraudulent election issues, and ramped up a machinery that

00:06:05.020 now is starting to hit on all cylinders. And so that work and just coming up with common sense

00:06:10.800 ideas in the White House spread to the agencies. Homeland Security has 1,600 ongoing investigations

00:06:17.940 of election fraud. Justice has confirmed 220-plus arrests and indictments out of that 1,600. And

00:06:26.380 more coming probably in California and New Jersey were two places that Harmeet mentioned yesterday.

00:06:32.700 So from nothing and from years of ignorance and neglect, there is now one of the largest and most

00:06:38.500 robust election integrity efforts in the country playing out right before our eyes.

00:06:44.460 One of the things I think got buried in the interview, New Jersey is actually not cooperating

00:06:50.140 with Harmeet Dillon and Maine Justice, correct? The governor and the election official there are

00:06:56.560 not. Can you give us a little more depth on that? I find that pretty shocking.

00:07:01.080 Yeah, I bet you the people that are cooperating is that vendor. Remember,

00:07:04.420 they blamed the vendor, and then the vendor came to Justice News and said,

00:07:06.780 We didn't do this. They did this. It's not, it wasn't a, it wasn't a computer glitch. It was

00:07:11.400 intentional. There probably is a grant from based on the conversation last night, it is my belief

00:07:16.900 that there's probably a grand jury investigation ongoing and subpoenas are going on and people will

00:07:21.980 be compelled to talk. But New Jersey has not cooperated on two things. It will not let its

00:07:27.040 voter rolls be reviewed by the Homeland Security Department to root out those non-citizens who 0.54

00:07:31.960 made it on the voter roll. But once a grand jury gets involved, once prosecutors get involved in

00:07:36.380 New Jersey. The power of the subpoena and enforcement of a subpoena can open up secrets

00:07:41.720 that even politicians don't want to admit to publicly. I suspect that that's what she was

00:07:46.020 referring to yesterday in this conversation. New Jersey, like all the blue states, don't want 0.90

00:07:51.380 anyone under the hood of their election machinery. They don't want to see, they don't want anyone to

00:07:55.460 see the non-citizens. They don't want their voter rolls cleaned up. By the way, there are some 1.00

00:07:59.220 Republican states in that category, like Georgia under Brad Rauschenberger, but this Justice

00:08:03.700 department starting to make inroads through the grand jury process john can you hang on one second

00:08:10.100 i just want to hold you short break a couple more questions about both the um the fulton county of

00:08:15.300 it all also you've got great insights and what's happening down in south florida when we talk about

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00:13:35.460 So, John Solomon, on all things Fulton County, FBI, the vote, the ballots, all of it,

00:13:44.440 are we going to say we didn't pass the Save America Act?

00:13:46.940 Is anything going to happen in that regard, do you think, sir?

00:13:50.200 Yeah, so let's break it down into buckets.

00:13:52.000 The most likely bucket of activity is continued prosecution of non-citizen voting,

00:13:56.620 perhaps prosecution of nonprofits that use charitable money in elections,

00:14:00.880 and then this pay-to-play voting that has been in Los Angeles but probably exists in other parts

00:14:07.860 around the country. We've all, as reporters, heard of walk-around money in elections.

00:14:14.120 People getting paid to vote, I think, is a third avenue. There were two major raids that occurred

00:14:18.840 last year, one in the last year, Maricopa County and Georgia, Fulton County. The FBI's goal in

00:14:28.300 getting documents here was to see if local election officials knowingly and willfully

00:14:33.600 disobeyed the rules of the election as set by their legislature, legislatures of the supreme

00:14:38.360 authority. Both of those states have Republican legislatures, but they've had Democrat or

00:14:42.780 bureaucrat run elections. And if those bureaucrats violated the law by saying we're going to do

00:14:48.980 something different than what the legislator told us, if it's intentional, if it's willful,

00:14:53.960 they could be prosecuted. The problem is, at least in Fulton County, the records that were

00:14:59.740 sought were 2020, and the statute of limitations has now expired in 26. I think in Fulton County,

00:15:05.340 what the most likely outcome is, we'll get a grand jury report saying, this is what we found out,

00:15:10.480 and Fulton County people could have been indicted if they did the things that are alleged,

00:15:14.740 but we're not indicting them, but anyone who wants to do this in the future, no,

00:15:17.860 we're going to prosecute you. In Maricopa, they looked at 2020, but they also looked at 2024.

00:15:22.700 forward. We'll see if there's any evidence that the election administrators didn't follow the

00:15:27.800 law there. That's to send a message to all state elections, all administrators and local

00:15:33.360 administrators nationwide, that if you meddle with election, you yourself are responsible.

00:15:39.860 So I think that's that. On Florida, the grand jury case in Florida, Joe DeGeneva is gone,

00:15:44.560 but the roadmap he built is still there. I think you'll see a slightly different approach and a

00:15:49.620 slightly different pacing on the strategy out of Fort Pierce, Florida. Joe's idea was to build a

00:15:55.480 grand conspiracy case, bring one big indictment and sweep the whole gang in at once. I think the

00:16:00.260 Justice Department is moving towards more of a staccato one-by-one indictment. This person lied,

00:16:04.980 won't charge that. This person obstructed, won't charge that. This person lied to a court and

00:16:11.140 misled the intelligence community. So they'll break the cases up into smaller cases that

00:16:16.120 eventually will tell that same grand conspiracy story. But I do see a lot of activity. John

00:16:21.420 Brennan going before the grand jury as early as this week. He admitted in court documents

00:16:26.340 he's a subject and target of the investigation, most likely. So the grand jury case in Florida

00:16:32.160 is really ramped up to speed, much like that election integrity machinery inside DOJ.

00:16:37.700 I think people are going to see the results pretty soon.

00:16:39.560 um and you think you think brennan will actually go before the grand jury this week or next week

00:16:46.320 that that that soon that's certainly what the court filing suggests now there's some litigation

00:16:50.220 going on so who knows but yeah it looks that way and he's in a unique uh position right because

00:16:56.820 they're going to put him before the grand jury to talk about things he might not be indicted to

00:17:00.200 he may not want to answer that because he knows he could be indicted on that issue that jim

00:17:04.900 Jordan referred, which is allegedly lying to Congress in 23 about Russia collusion,

00:17:11.000 he could take the fifth.

00:17:12.540 Then the question is, do you immunize him or do you charge him?

00:17:15.800 That will be big issues that the Justice Department will have to decide in the next few weeks.

00:17:22.440 The state visit by Xi, you've got Taiwan, although they're trying to put that off to

00:17:27.880 the side.

00:17:28.360 You've got artificial intelligence.

00:17:29.700 You've got trade, all of it.

00:17:33.460 because the address to the nation that the task force was so central of

00:17:38.620 obviously pointed the finger to the Chinese Communist Party.

00:17:41.220 Do you believe that'll be a topic, or will that be put off for another day?

00:17:46.720 My guess is it'll come up.

00:17:49.160 I don't know anything firsthand.

00:17:50.580 First of all, I don't know any of this in my government role.

00:17:52.640 I know it only as a reporter, so I want to make sure I have the right hat on when I'm answering.

00:17:57.800 I think it could come up.

00:17:58.980 I think there are a lot of things that could come up.

00:18:00.720 the targeting data that China allegedly is giving Iran. But here's the storyline that no one wants

00:18:06.740 to talk about, but I think it's the most powerful storyline of the Xi visit. The Chinese economy is

00:18:11.680 in its worst shape since 1991, even with the numbers that China puts out, which are always

00:18:16.720 much more inflated. China can't withstand much more of the Iran war because it buys 90% of Iran's

00:18:25.260 oil. And we've shut that machinery down in the last few weeks with that economic embargo. So

00:18:31.500 China has a level of desperation that Xi may not show on his face, but it will be a subtlety in

00:18:38.120 all of the things that happen. I bet you the president walks away with a major deal for China

00:18:44.020 to buy U.S.-based natural gas. That'll move China away from Russia and Iran. That'll be an incredible 0.79

00:18:50.300 win for President Trump and a clear sign that China is blinking, that its economy is hurting

00:18:55.900 and they need something from the United States. And the more they're indebted to us,

00:18:59.740 the more likely we are to have them help us get a deal in both Iran and in Russia.

00:19:05.500 So I think President Trump, despite the media reports, may have a much larger upper hand

00:19:09.340 in the Xi visit than most people know.

00:19:13.380 John Solomon, where do we get all the content? Where do we get you on just the news and

00:19:18.220 obviously your social media, sir. Yeah, listen, first, justinnews.com is the website. Jay Solomon

00:19:23.920 reports on all of the handles on social media. And I'm so lucky to follow you every night at

00:19:29.200 six o'clock right here on The Great Real America's Voice with the Justin News No Noise television

00:19:33.040 show with my great colleague, Amanda Head. John Solomon, thank you so much. Appreciate you.

00:19:38.820 Thanks, my friend. Appreciate you, Steve.

00:19:43.160 The president relabeling AI or attempting to read, and he said, hey, we'll see if it sticks or not.

00:19:52.120 Super intelligence.

00:19:53.480 Remember, one of the issues about AI is this hurtling towards what they call recursive self-improvement.

00:20:01.380 This is where the actual machines themselves or the computer themselves, they're actually writing their own code.

00:20:08.820 right, without any human involvement whatsoever. That is one of the issues

00:20:12.620 that people are talking about. Should we have some interdiction in here? Should we have other

00:20:18.460 elements? Besides all the happy talk you're hearing from people, oh, this is a hoax, a hoax,

00:20:23.200 it couldn't be clearer that President Trump and his administration is working towards putting

00:20:27.360 together some sort of apparatus. Scott Besant, and Scott does not chase rabbits. Remember,

00:20:33.180 Scott Besson really stayed away from the entire artificial intelligence issue until it was foisted upon him.

00:20:41.740 Now, where was it foisted?

00:20:42.760 That's when Jamie Dimon and the Money Center Banks wanted a meeting during the week of the back in May of the IMF and the World Bank meetings that all the financiers throughout the world are here.

00:20:54.100 And I believe it was the only time that the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Powell at that time, and Scott Bessett took meetings together with members of Jamie Dimon and others of these money center banks.

00:21:07.580 And they were saying, hey, our cybersecurity tells us that, and this is after the Mythos situation, that the combination of artificial intelligence and cyber is so powerful that they may be able to take down a money center bank.

00:21:22.780 And what I mean by that is all the records, the bonds, your savings, kind of like who owns what could just evaporate and they could cause total havoc in the world financial system.

00:21:32.080 This is when Scott Besant started to get very involved.

00:21:35.440 And since that time, as you know, or you've seen, or as we've highlighted in the show, Scott has been, you know, now put in part of these executive orders on whatever oversight of regulatory apparatus, this nascent regulatory apparatus.

00:21:51.080 What the Chinese finance minister, Scott, at least have somehow agreed to, it looks like they've agreed to, is some sort of, not a hotline, at least some sort of discussion and mechanism where those two can share information if there's any issues related to this.

00:22:07.860 the issue is uh and quite simply we need time to work out these regulatory apparatuses and uh and

00:22:16.640 also to make sure that the oligarchs are not trying to dump the liabilities which they're

00:22:21.320 trying to do so they can get their companies public they're trying to dump liabilities onto

00:22:27.460 either taxpayer citizens you name it they're trying to socialize the risk and keep the upside

00:22:32.480 obviously that's going to take some time to work through because it cannot happen you've already

00:22:36.460 We heard Hawley and others talk about antitrust, not going to let them off of antitrust provisions.

00:22:42.380 We're not going to allow them to just, you know, take their take their liabilities and dump it.

00:22:49.360 What needs to happen and what you're already hearing is this concept called distillation. 0.95

00:22:54.860 Distillation is where the Chinese Communist Party do what they always do. 0.93

00:22:57.380 They're hammering our models daily, right, and extracting as much intellectual property from those models to perfect their models. 0.96

00:23:05.620 in a simplistic way, but they're stealing, once again, they're stealing American intellectual

00:23:10.840 property, just like they need NVIDIA's advanced chips because they're, I don't know, six months

00:23:18.580 to a year behind us in chips. Huawei, their chip maker, is at least two years away from

00:23:25.440 getting anywhere near where NVIDIA's chips are. This black market in chips is quite robust and

00:23:33.280 not actually enforced tough enough so the two basic areas of artificial intelligence is compute

00:23:40.800 power and distillation compute power and distillation and that's where there's already

00:23:46.180 going to be conversations on distillation the politico had yesterday where jensen wong is once

00:23:51.360 again peddled to the metal on i gotta sell chips to everybody and it's fine because they're going

00:23:56.900 be in our stack and they'll be all great we need american hegemony in artificial intelligence we

00:24:04.180 need to go back to what ronald reagan said we win they lose we cannot help either train their 1.00

00:24:10.500 students have any of these chinese nationals in our national labs frontier labs including open ai 0.70

00:24:17.460 or over at SpaceX, where the AI is being worked on by Elon Musk, any of it.

00:24:27.260 We can't have any Chinese nationals in labs who can't be training any of their students. 1.00

00:24:30.660 We can't be providing the venture capital funds, can't provide them any equity,

00:24:34.420 no debt from commercial banks, nothing.

00:24:38.940 President Trump's got to tell you what, let's go to commercial break.

00:24:41.420 And if the trial, we're going to cut right to it.

00:24:43.180 Let's go ahead and cut right now to President Trump in a bilat slash trilat right now.

00:25:13.180 okay we're gonna get the uh we're gonna get the feed from the united nations here momentarily

00:25:28.780 okay well we have a feed with no feed we don't have president trump here we go right now here's

00:25:37.540 the President's stage.

00:25:39.540 The President, well, thank you very much, Ariel.

00:25:40.740 This has been an amazing journey with tremendous

00:25:45.080 people, and two of them are at my left, and I very

00:25:48.920 much appreciate it.

00:25:50.320 I don't think I have to go through a very long

00:25:54.600 number of words.

00:25:55.300 We just did that.

00:25:56.800 I just want to say I want to thank the Prime

00:25:58.660 Minister and the Prime Minister, Greenland,

00:26:01.460 Denmark, and we're going to have a tremendous

00:26:04.060 relationship, a secure relationship, and we look forward to it. We'll be working very hard and very

00:26:10.800 much in conjunction with each other. And it's just a real honor to be here. This was long in the

00:26:17.140 making. You know, you could go back many, many decades, probably centuries, but you go back,

00:26:26.200 way back in the line of presidents, and almost every president at least mentioned it, but most

00:26:31.880 of them just mentioned it some really wanted to make a deal and never got done but we're getting

00:26:38.660 it done so this is tremendous for europe and for the united states and for everybody and for

00:26:44.240 greenland it's going to be incredible and the people of greenland have been so nice the people

00:26:49.260 of denmark have been amazing and so i know it's going to be a long-term fantastic relationship

00:26:54.380 so I want to thank you all for being here

00:26:56.980 I hope you

00:26:59.240 agreed with the words

00:27:00.640 I just made, General Assembly

00:27:03.080 it was a very great honor to be there

00:27:05.100 I've done it now a few times

00:27:07.380 and it's always an honor

00:27:09.260 it's an honor to be here

00:27:10.560 and I'd just like to ask the

00:27:13.160 Prime Minister of Denmark to say a few words

00:27:15.300 and then Prime Minister of Greenland

00:27:17.120 thank you very much

00:27:17.980 please

00:27:24.380 Mr. President, ever since the Second World War, the United States has defended the free world,

00:27:35.100 created prosperity and progress, peace and freedom.

00:27:40.660 And I am very proud to say that in the Kingdom of Denmark, the United States has a friend

00:27:46.440 that has always kept our word, an ally you have always been able to rely on.

00:27:53.440 And this day represents a milestone in our long-standing cooperation.

00:27:59.800 75 years ago, we entered into an agreement about the defense of Greenland.

00:28:05.500 Today, we are signing an even bigger and better agreement.

00:28:10.120 A deal that can last forever.

00:28:13.020 This deal is good for the United States.

00:28:16.060 It's good for Greenland, for Denmark, for the NATO alliance, and therefore also good for Europe.

00:28:24.020 In other words, we are strengthening our common security, boosting our common deterrence,

00:28:32.140 showing our adversaries who we are, and we are doing it together.

00:28:39.460 Mr. President, you have been very clear.

00:28:43.280 You don't want adversaries to come too close.

00:28:48.640 I fully agree.

00:28:50.520 And with this deal, they are not.

00:28:53.340 We are making sure that they will not be allowed to get any control

00:28:58.420 or significant influence in Greenland.

00:29:01.600 And we are making sure that more allies are present in the Arctic at the same time.

00:29:08.000 Our agreement today underlines the importance of the NATO alliance

00:29:11.860 and we welcome engagement and involvement in Greenland from partners and allies even more.

00:29:20.180 This agreement also recognizes the United States defining historical and ongoing contributions to the security and defense of Greenland

00:29:33.380 and the rest of the North Atlantic Treaty area, including, by the way, the sacrifices and billions of dollars spent

00:29:41.640 and the role that the United States military plays in the defense when it comes to Greenland now and also in the future.

00:29:52.980 And at the same time, the agreement, of course, respects the serenity and the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Denmark

00:30:02.340 as well as Greenland's right to self-determination.

00:30:06.300 I think everybody knows that we live in difficult times where we have to show our strength.

00:30:14.280 If we let ourselves be divided as allies, then we do our foes a favor.

00:30:20.740 We will do everything we can to prevent that from happening.

00:30:25.740 I agree when you, Mr. President, have asked allies to pay our part of the burden.

00:30:31.100 First of all, thank you, Mr. President.

00:30:36.300 Today is a very important day for our shared security.

00:30:41.300 We are signing an agreement that brings the 1951 Defense Agreement into 2026.

00:30:47.300 With this, we build on 85 years of security cooperation,

00:30:52.300 during which we have welcomed the U.S. military in our country.

00:30:57.300 Greenland's territory was indispensable in World War II through the Cold War

00:31:04.300 and has supported US homeland security ever since.

00:31:08.460 That is a record we are proud of, and one this agreement carries forward.

00:31:15.980 The world has changed a great deal since 1951.

00:31:19.580 A notable change is Greenland itself at the table today signing this agreement.

00:31:25.340 And for Greenland, this is not only an agreement about us,

00:31:29.580 it is an agreement with us.

00:31:33.020 It takes into account the people of Greenland, our rights, our livelihoods and the development of our country.

00:31:43.020 This has been a key priority for us throughout this process and a welcomed outcome of what we sign here today.

00:31:52.020 The security landscape in the Arctic is changing and we recognize the long-term security threats that you, Mr. President, have rightly spoken about.

00:32:03.020 It is for that very reason that we have insisted on engaging in a constructive dialogue.

00:32:10.120 Greenland matters for North American security and for transatlantic security,

00:32:17.520 and this agreement reflects that we understand our responsibility and act accordingly.

00:32:24.740 And NATO matters.

00:32:26.620 We believe that it is vital to keep NATO strong, also in the Arctic,

00:32:30.940 where the alliance has a key role to play.

00:32:34.820 This agreement should put to rest any doubt today

00:32:38.060 and in the future about where Greenland's loyalty lies.

00:32:42.740 Our commitment to this alliance

00:32:44.740 and to the security we build together is not in question.

00:32:49.560 We are, have been, and will remain

00:32:54.060 a steadfast friend of the United States

00:32:57.020 and a part of the Western alliance.

00:33:00.940 Your security is our security, and our security is your security.

00:33:07.380 We are truly pleased with the result that strengthened our shared security and strengthened our bond as close allies.

00:33:14.040 This agreement is historical, and it is about taking shared responsibility for a secure America, a secure Greenland, with mutual respect and a peaceful Arctic.

00:33:28.020 This is a win-win-win agreement.

00:33:30.940 Thank you, Mr. President, for the negotiations and the resulting defense agreement we have reached together and signing here together today.

00:33:41.600 I would also like to thank my colleague, Mette Frederiksen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, for the close cooperation.

00:33:48.400 We look forward to putting the intention of our new defense agreement into practice together.

00:33:53.860 Thank you so much.

00:33:54.540 Thank you very much.

00:33:55.580 Buena.

00:34:00.940 Thank you.

00:34:30.940 Thank you.

00:35:00.940 Thank you.

00:35:30.940 uh signing right there of a new security arrangement with uh with greenland uh obviously

00:35:51.500 signed with the um kingdom of denmark president trump uh they laughed at him a couple years ago

00:35:57.460 I remember I had Tom Danz.

00:35:58.700 We had people up in Greenland the entire time.

00:36:01.760 And Greenland is absolutely essential.

00:36:05.340 From a security point of view, it's called the Greenland-Iceland-UK gap.

00:36:10.100 If you control Greenland, you can sit there and control all the Russian submarines coming out of their base up in, was it Archangel or Murmansk?

00:36:20.040 The big submarine base they have.

00:36:22.680 You can guide them. 0.99

00:36:23.320 And now the Chinese coming under the ice gap.

00:36:25.560 ice cap uh you can monitor and track those also there's agreement there's going to be a um and if

00:36:33.180 neil mccabe uh let's get neil mccabe at the white house there's going to be an agreement at least

00:36:36.460 two bases i believe a major air force base and a naval base the naval base and this talks to us

00:36:43.740 about the arctic as the new great game in canada ought to understand something that this is uh

00:36:50.140 the ccp and russia's one of their biggest focuses like the russian empire had a focus on um

00:36:56.660 on getting a southern warm water port through pakistan during the great game afghanistan and

00:37:02.100 pakistan during the 19th century with the british this is the great game of the 21st century is the 0.60

00:37:06.540 arctic where the ccp is always prepared to take a bite out of northern canada neil mccabe uh your 0.63

00:37:13.880 assessment and thoughts about this, sir. First of all, I think it's a it's a great win. It's a 0.98

00:37:21.000 great deal for all three participants. And I think politically it brings closure to an issue

00:37:27.500 that has been sort of in the ether. Obviously, this is one of the first things out of the gate

00:37:32.300 when President Trump returned to the White House. And of course, Charlie Kirk made his epic visit to

00:37:37.980 Greenland and it was sort of lying there and people weren't sure what was going to happen.

00:37:42.860 and then boom, this is a solid, solid deal. It opens up Greenland for investment from the United

00:37:52.220 States for those critical rare earths that are so important for all the magnets that go into all of

00:37:59.220 the new technology, all of the new machines. It also provides national security, which you talked

00:38:05.120 about. And that goes back again to World War II. And there was references to the World War II

00:38:10.220 because uh you know the cryolite that was very necessary for producing aluminum and of course

00:38:15.940 the german weather stations that were off the islands of greenland and so they're also the

00:38:21.080 bomber gap i mean so it's like americans have been very much aware that greenland was important

00:38:26.760 president truman tried to purchase greenland he was unsuccessful the president made is this one

00:38:32.500 of his priorities he doesn't control it but he might as well control it and this is a huge win

00:38:38.480 something that was ridiculed. People literally ridiculed this project. And now when you look at

00:38:45.180 this agreement, how do you argue this makes us weaker? This is a huge win. No, and it was done

00:38:51.700 behind the scenes. It was done. It was done quietly with a ton of work. And this is going to be really

00:38:57.120 help our security. What I love about this, it's a major step about hemispheric defense. If you

00:39:02.400 want to defend the hemisphere, you've got to defend the Arctic and particularly Greenland is

00:39:07.060 so absolutely central so that's why it's just absolutely uh absolutely incredible uh what was

00:39:12.660 done neil hang over a second i'm gonna come back to you at the white house i got eric metaxas

00:39:16.620 i don't want to lose we've had to rejigger the show so much this morning but eric joins us

00:39:22.640 eric this is also we're talking about anniversaries and about um important elements president trump

00:39:29.040 referencing today about the 250th and what was happening in manhattan nathan hale sir talk to

00:39:34.540 me about it. I tell you, Steve, the whole thing is surreal. I'm watching this historic moment at

00:39:40.880 the UN, and I'm thinking that building, which I would love to push into the East River, frankly,

00:39:46.360 but right there is where 250 years ago, yesterday, Nathan Hale was brought, and 250 years ago,

00:39:57.840 today, this morning, 250 years ago, he was hanged by the British for being a spy. Nathan Hale,

00:40:06.780 I devote a chapter to him in my book on the revolution, is one of the greatest heroes in

00:40:12.240 American history, the nobility of this young man. For folks who don't know who he was,

00:40:17.200 he was a 21-year-old, brilliant, a profound man of Christian faith. Some of his colleagues

00:40:26.720 in the army called him the praying man. He was chosen by Thomas Knowlton to be a spy for

00:40:34.900 Washington because he loved his country so much. Now imagine this is before we were barely a

00:40:41.620 country, but he loved America so much. And he was so read up on what the British were doing and how

00:40:47.920 we need to stand against them that he volunteers at age 21 to do something that almost everybody 0.96

00:40:54.900 in that day refused to do. They said to be a spy is ignoble. It includes being deceitful and you

00:41:03.980 shouldn't do that. Now, here's a man who was more serious about his Christian faith than anybody

00:41:08.720 else who said, I'm not going to be a spy. And he said, I have a higher calling. And, you know,

00:41:14.480 he knew in the Bible, for example, that Rahab lies, that there are moments where God says

00:41:22.540 there's a higher purpose. Nathan Hale volunteers for a dangerous mission. It's almost a suicide

00:41:28.480 mission. Of course, he is captured and hanged. His nobility is so moving to me. And it happened 0.95

00:41:35.460 right there in Manhattan, not far from where all these events are going on. The British were 0.97

00:41:40.480 sadistic in the way that when they captured him, the way they dealt with him. But his nobility,

00:41:45.260 the reason I want to talk about him is some of you had the misfortune of watching the PBS

00:41:50.180 Ken Burns' Revolution series. That 12-hour series devotes 10 seconds to Nathan Hale,

00:41:58.340 one of the most singular figures in our history, one of the most noble figures in our 10 seconds.

00:42:06.420 Eric, hang on for one second. The book is Revolution. You'll read it all. It's like a

00:42:10.960 novel. You cannot put this book down. Short commercial break, Metaxas on the other side,

00:42:16.500 A huge day at the United Nations.

00:42:18.220 Greenland now has a security arrangement with the United States of America,

00:42:23.100 an expanded security arrangement.

00:42:25.200 Historic deal just inked by President Trump at the United Nations.

00:42:32.260 Here's your host, Stephen K. Mann.

00:42:36.120 We're going to go back to Eric Metaxe.

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00:43:52.940 Eric Metaxas, I just want to go back and make sure people understand this, that Nathan Hale, which he said he got 12 seconds and 12 hours of Ken Burns' revolution.

00:44:02.980 One of the central figures about what people were prepared to sacrifice, it had happened right there near the United Nations today on the Upper East Side of, or I guess, Midtown, maybe a little bit in the East Side.

00:44:19.820 Turtle Bay.

00:44:20.220 Definitely the East Side.

00:44:20.900 Turtle Bay.

00:44:21.420 Turtle Bay.

00:44:22.040 Turtle Bay.

00:44:22.920 Talk to us about Nathan Hale.

00:44:24.440 What did he do?

00:44:25.420 How was he captured?

00:44:26.840 And how did he give his one life for his country, sir?

00:44:29.040 And before I say anything, if people go to ericmetaxas.com, sign up for my newsletter later today, I will send the entire chapter for free to anybody.

00:44:42.980 I will also link to it on my X account, Eric Metaxas, because I want every American to know the story of Nathan Hale.

00:44:50.560 Every American has to know it.

00:44:52.060 It's despicable that Ken Burns and PBS gave 10 seconds to Nathan Hale.

00:44:57.260 Nathan Hale sums up the spirit of 76, the spirit of America. 0.98

00:45:01.500 It is profoundly Christian.

00:45:03.500 It is noble, noble.

00:45:05.720 That word is important.

00:45:06.820 It's not vulgar.

00:45:07.600 He was a noble human being willing to die for his country.

00:45:11.580 And he's most famous for his words on the gallows.

00:45:14.200 What does he say?

00:45:14.840 He says, my only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country.

00:45:22.280 He takes this from the 1745 play Cato.

00:45:24.920 is a famous idea, but it's so noble. And I think we have to focus on this, Steve, that young men,

00:45:31.340 particularly, we're called to be noble. We're called to do the right thing, to die for your

00:45:36.340 country. There's something so beautiful about it. And we've mocked it in a lifetime. It's all been

00:45:39.920 mocked between Vietnam and Watergate. We've just gotten into this situation. It's why I wrote the

00:45:44.640 book on the revolution. We need to appreciate where we come from and who these young men were.

00:45:49.920 And one story that comes out of it, I mean, first of all, he volunteered, he loved Washington so much, he was happy to die to serve that man, to serve George Washington.

00:46:00.040 He said, I will volunteer on this dangerous mission.

00:46:03.840 So basically, he is captured and he's hanged.

00:46:07.640 But I have to say that one of the things I'll never forget in my life, about 10 years ago, as you know, I have the misfortune of graduating from Yale University.

00:46:17.820 Now, Yale University was once a great university. Nathan Hale graduated from Yale University.

00:46:23.760 And outside the dorm where he lived in the latter part of the 18th century, it's still there, and there's a statue of Nathan Hale.

00:46:32.000 Why am I bringing this up? Because about 10 years ago, 11 years ago, for one of the reunions, the class of 1975 thought it would be cute.

00:46:41.860 listen to this, they thought it would be cute to have a bobblehead made of the Nathan Hale statue,

00:46:49.100 because the Nathan Hale statue is a fixture at Yale on old campus. It is a statue where his hands

00:46:55.440 are bound behind his back, his feet are bound, he has moments from stepping into eternity to meet

00:47:01.900 his maker. And the class of 1975 at Yale thought it would be cute, cheeky, to have a bobblehead

00:47:09.680 made of that image. The bobblehead has his hands bound behind his back. It is so macabre and so

00:47:15.820 sick. And I say this to show you that the elites today are so far from someone like Nathan Hale,

00:47:23.160 from someone like George Washington. That's who we were. If we want to make America great again,

00:47:28.560 we have to revere these heroes who were noble, who were willing to die for their country,

00:47:34.780 who would say something like, my only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country.

00:47:38.320 I can't say enough about Nathan Hale. I know we don't have any more time, but people can get the

00:47:42.600 whole chapter. I'll post a link to it on my X account today, or you can buy the book. I just

00:47:48.120 think that we have to recapture this idea of what it is to be an American, this idea of nobility

00:47:55.080 that comes from sincere Christian faith. As I said, they referred to him as the praying man.

00:48:00.640 So he was brave, he was intelligent, and he was a man of prayer. Every American needs to know the

00:48:06.800 story of Nathan Hale. We used to all know the story of Nathan Hale, and it's why I put it in

00:48:11.300 my book. And again, shame on PBS for giving 10 seconds. They didn't even say anything laudable.

00:48:16.160 They just said, oh, he was hanged by the British. So it's a beautiful, beautiful story. Of course,

00:48:20.580 it's 250 years ago today that he was hanged. And I got to tell you, I think of my friend Charlie

00:48:26.260 Kirk. Young men who are willing to stick their necks out, to be brave, to speak the truth in love,

00:48:35.280 in a noble way, you know, we need to, young men especially, need to model their lives

00:48:41.180 on Nathan Hale, Charlie Kirk. That's how we will become the nation we need to be. That's

00:48:46.220 a big part of it. That's at the center of it. And I thank you for letting me tell the story

00:48:49.820 of Nathan Hale. Every American needs to know the story. Thank you, Eric Metaxas. Appreciate you,

00:48:55.580 sir. Great book. Revolution. Thank you. Go get the free chapter today. Or better than that,

00:49:02.360 and buy the hard copy.

00:49:04.060 Go to Amazon, buy the hard copy.

00:49:06.200 It's a page turner.

00:49:07.340 Beautifully bound, amazing color photographs, all of it.

00:49:10.860 But Charlie Kirk, speaking of Charlie Kirk,

00:49:12.980 his show is next.

00:49:14.180 It's been for the last, I don't know, what, four or five years?

00:49:18.200 Andrew Colvette, Blake Neff, and the team are there.

00:49:23.260 We're going to be back at 5.

00:49:25.480 We're going to set the table for you for this very important,

00:49:30.740 state visit by Xi.

00:49:34.140 Of course, we've got a slightly different take on things.

00:49:37.480 We've got to take down the Chinese Communist Party.

00:49:40.740 Xi's a nationalist.

00:49:42.840 Let's give him what nationalism means.

00:49:47.160 American nationalism.

00:49:49.640 We'll be back at 5 right after Eric Bolling.

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Episode 5681： Stealing American Intellectual Property; Defending Greenland And America

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