Red Ice TV - January 14, 2026


America’s Intention to Take Greenland From Denmark with Frodi Midjord


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In this episode, we talk about the latest in the dispute between the United States and Greenland over their claim to the North Atlantic Ocean. We also talk about some of the history behind the dispute, and the history of the dispute itself.

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00:44:28.800 So what's the name, so what's the name, so what's the name, so what's the claim to America?
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00:49:58.600 So there's, so there's a lot of people, so there's a lot of people, so there's a lot of
00:50:28.580 going on, but they're a lot of people that they've had, they're a lot of people, so there's a lot of people, so there's a lot of people who's just took it on right back.
00:50:37.720 My point is, why I bring it up, is that comment that he made there about like, well, a boat showed up 500 years ago.
00:50:43.840 So now, therefore, who cares? It's ours now.
00:50:46.920 That's bullshit. 0.99
00:50:48.640 Yeah, it is. And it's true. 1.00
00:50:50.300 I was actually, I visited Lanzo Meadows in North Newfoundland, which is the archaeological site of Leif Erikson and the other settlers a thousand years ago.
00:51:05.040 And that's in Newfoundland, but they found some remains in the archaeological site.
00:51:11.660 They found some vegetation and some plants and so on that belong further south in America.
00:51:18.300 So it's obvious that the place in Lanzo Meadows has been a sort of a place where they stayed over winter or a place where they stopped for further explorations.
00:51:30.960 They didn't stop there because they were there for decades in that area.
00:51:38.440 So obviously, if you went there to explore, you didn't just stop in Lanzo Meadows.
00:51:43.520 So that was sort of a place where they also have finds from further south.
00:51:48.800 So it's obvious that the Norse went further south as well.
00:51:52.800 Yeah, exactly.
00:51:53.520 Yeah, so I wonder how the meeting, I'll search here in a little bit to see if there's any outcome of that so far.
00:51:59.700 But yeah, it's an interesting, very ongoing situation as we speak here in terms of what is going to happen.
00:52:10.340 I think one of the headlines I showed there was, and you alluded to this as well, there was this essentially bribe.
00:52:16.420 Here, we'll give you $10,000 per Greenlander or something to side with us.
00:52:24.380 They were talking about a referendum for a while, like let them vote.
00:52:28.380 Last time they did this, in fact, it was Charlotte Kirk, wasn't it, that actually went there.
00:52:32.940 I showed the screenshot earlier with Don Jr.
00:52:37.160 And people are making fun of the memes of McDonald's going up everywhere and Exxon's and stuff in Greenland.
00:52:42.900 We'll make it great again.
00:52:43.840 But it was the same thing there that you saw.
00:52:47.180 They threw a MAGA hat on some, you know, kind of, as you said, a mixed native or something.
00:52:53.420 You know, like, wouldn't you love to be part of America?
00:52:56.940 And it was like, yeah, it would be great.
00:52:58.920 And, you know, the propaganda videos like that started coming out that they would rather be with America than with Denmark, right?
00:53:05.440 Yeah, I mean, and this is also, you know, is this how you behave toward a country that you're allied with?
00:53:12.700 I mean, what if, I mean, Alaska used to belong to Russia.
00:53:15.980 What if the Russians came in and offered the American citizens who live in Alaska to say that, well, we're going to give you $100,000 each if you vote to secede from the United States.
00:53:28.420 If you vote to break away or if China came in and offered the people who live in Alaska to say that, well, if you break away from the United States, we're going to give you $100,000 each so we can exploit your oil resources or whatever.
00:53:44.320 Would the United States accept that?
00:53:46.980 I mean, obviously, this is a hostile act that's just completely unacceptable to offer to bribe citizens of another country to vote a certain way, to break away from the country that they're citizens of.
00:53:59.720 So this is also outrageous behavior.
00:54:02.300 And it's just not something that the United States would accept if any other country did that to American citizens.
00:54:08.860 Yeah. Speaking about foreign interference, right? 0.96
00:54:12.800 I'm not sure how many times, how many years out of the history of America they have not meddled in other nations' business.
00:54:20.720 At the same time, as I said before, if you have the power to do it, fine, who's going to stop you?
00:54:26.140 Ultimately, it is force and it is violence.
00:54:28.400 And even if that's coercion or manipulation, really, that's the foundation of that.
00:54:32.240 Those are simply tools of the same thing to get what you want, right?
00:54:35.660 So if it goes that way, fine.
00:54:37.740 But the point is, obviously, that will lead the more interesting discussion that follows on from that is the breakdown then of the relationship between, like, again, what happens internally with NATO, right?
00:54:50.920 Of, like, one country attacking, like, can you trigger Article 5 now?
00:54:55.840 I'm not even sure.
00:54:56.800 I haven't even read up on that of what actually would happen.
00:54:59.040 Again, I don't think it will go that far, but I'm saying it's an interesting, you know, theoretical exercise, I guess.
00:55:05.620 What would happen and would that mean that it's useless then?
00:55:11.620 Could this lead to further breakdown, I guess, in the relationship between maybe not just the EU in America, but, like, European nations internally in the EU to, like, we can't deal with America like this anymore.
00:55:25.060 This is just an unstable partner to have.
00:55:28.200 What do you think?
00:55:30.180 Absolutely.
00:55:30.800 I think the damage is already done.
00:55:32.560 And I've made this point many times that, you know, some people say, no, I don't think that America will attack, you know, with military force.
00:55:39.740 Well, if I were a betting man, I don't think they will either, but that doesn't matter.
00:55:43.940 It's like if I say, you know, I like your car.
00:55:46.720 I want to buy it.
00:55:47.660 And you say, no, it's not for sale. 1.00
00:55:49.260 Well, you know, I could always break into your garage and burn down your garage and maybe kill one of your family members and steal your car. 0.96
00:55:56.880 Well, if you said that, I wouldn't, I would, you know, that would determine a little bit how I treat you. 0.99
00:56:02.620 You know, that would determine our relationship.
00:56:04.820 And so already, by what America has already done, I think there's a lot of damage that has already happened, even if nothing else happens, even if there's no further escalation from here.
00:56:16.220 And even if, you know, America doesn't send any troops to Greenland in hostile actions, the hostile actions that have already happened should lead European countries to think once or twice before relying on America for any kind of security agreements and so on.
00:56:35.760 Or, you know, even weapon purchases.
00:56:37.880 I mean, America is in the weapons business, selling weapons.
00:56:41.540 Are you going to buy weapons from a country that behaves like that to you? 0.99
00:56:44.040 I mean, so there are, I think when people talk about this, that, you know, the U.S. could take Greenland with military force, they talk about it as if it's an isolated event in a vacuum.
00:56:56.160 But it's not.
00:56:56.720 It happens in the context of many kinds of different relationships that are affected by this behavior.
00:57:02.380 So I think that, you know, after Trump is out of office, whenever that happens, I think the next president is going to have a lot of cleaning up to do to sort of try to fix relationships with other countries because he's really broken a lot of stuff.
00:57:16.720 But, you know, like I said earlier, I don't think we should forget that this in many ways benefits us because we have to sort of think seriously about our own security again, which is a very, very good thing.
00:57:28.520 And then I do, I do want to kind of give, I'm not sure if it's credit because I don't know what's behind this.
00:57:37.420 I feel there's a lot of things kind of behind the scenes percolating.
00:57:41.620 But I do appreciate when Vance goes to European leaders and tells them that like you have a problem with migration, for example, which they did recently.
00:57:50.380 I think even Trump's talked about like the European civilization is in danger because you've let in all these people and it will cease to be Europe. 0.96
00:57:57.280 So that's good to have those discussions kind of internally in European politics or at least, if nothing else, make them acceptable talking points, right, for the European elites.
00:58:06.860 Like you've got to address these issues or you're in deep trouble.
00:58:09.760 At the same time, I'm not sure if this is some type of long game of, let's say, let's, if you look at the whole historical picture, the dependency then that Europe has had on America, right, in terms of its defense, whatever, has obviously prevented Europe from then investing in its own defense.
00:58:24.320 And they've been relying on America as just its umbrella.
00:58:26.740 So to have that separation is good to get Europe to stand on its own two feet.
00:58:32.420 At the same time, although just like you, I'm not a big fan of Putin at all. 0.94
00:58:36.620 I don't, you know, it's just they're doing some cringe, crazy shit, right, comments about how the West is racist and they're joining in in the choir on this, you know, anti-Western narratives that we already have in the West, right? 0.97
00:58:49.460 They've joined in on that, kind of backed that up to a certain extent. 0.96
00:58:51.940 But at the same time, I'm also, I do admit that I'm worried that if America then basically just kind of pulls out from that of the security agreements, I'm not saying NATO will fall apart tomorrow.
00:59:04.840 That's obviously not going to happen.
00:59:05.760 It's going to be far longer than that.
00:59:06.880 But it's a weakened relationship, right?
00:59:09.200 And now all of a sudden European leaders are talking about like, you know, building up the arms again.
00:59:13.920 We have to go to war with Russia now. 0.94
00:59:16.200 We have to, you know, another big war is on the horizon.
00:59:18.180 I think the German leader has talked about this.
00:59:20.680 Macron has probably talked about it as well.
00:59:22.400 There's many European leaders.
00:59:23.900 It's almost as America pulls up, Europe is almost at its weakest point ever, both demographically but also financially.
00:59:31.260 Most of the defense stuff that we've had in many of our countries have basically been given up to Ukraine and just burned up there. 0.88
00:59:39.040 So it's literally gone up in smoke.
00:59:40.440 And here we are kind of sort of standing with our pants down, almost being pushed into another conflict with a Russia who has a war economy and they're already rolling. 0.76
00:59:49.120 Do you see what I'm saying?
00:59:49.820 Do you see where that's going?
00:59:51.020 I am worried about that.
00:59:52.240 What about you?
00:59:54.160 Yeah, I think that if there's a drastic, sudden change that undermines the European security structure, then of course Russia could exploit that. 0.82
01:00:07.520 I mean, Russia's goal, Russia's geopolitical goal is to break up NATO, of course, so that they can deal with, you know, one country at a time because, you know, some small country in Eastern Europe is easier to deal with if they're not part of a big military alliance.
01:00:23.100 And so I can definitely see that if there is major tension between NATO countries, that is, if America is in conflict with another NATO country in Europe, then Russia could exploit that weak moment and, for example, just invade a little part of Latvia, for example, or something.
01:00:46.960 And, you know, at a time when everyone doubts the loyalty of the other countries and the alliance, we could see, okay, will the other countries come to Latvia's aid if Russia invades now?
01:01:00.680 I would doubt it.
01:01:02.200 I don't know.
01:01:02.700 Maybe they will.
01:01:03.280 Maybe they won't.
01:01:04.080 But, you know, if Putin is a gambling man, he might do it.
01:01:07.460 And like you said, Russia is, you know, they're spending, you know, 40% of their national budget on war, war expenses.
01:01:16.940 European countries have, like, a defense budget of, you know, 2% of GDP or something like that.
01:01:24.240 It's like, it's just a very, it's completely different.
01:01:28.120 And it's not just, and it's not just spending either.
01:01:31.660 It's how seriously you take this.
01:01:33.160 So, you know, I completely understand the German leaders, the British leader, and the French leader when they say, look, I mean, it's actually possible that war can happen again because we can see it now. 0.89
01:01:45.440 And our security alliance is called into question here.
01:01:51.720 Can we trust it or not?
01:01:53.320 So we have to actually start taking defense seriously again?
01:01:56.940 Absolutely.
01:01:57.520 I think it's very reasonable.
01:01:58.660 I think that's really the only rational response.
01:02:03.320 So, yeah, it is actually a very risky time that we're stepping into now and that we are in already and anything can happen.
01:02:12.380 But, I mean, yeah, I don't think it will come to that.
01:02:14.800 I don't think it will come to sort of an actual, it will come to, you know, a shooting war between the U.S. and some other NATO country.
01:02:23.160 But if that would happen, of course, that would blow NATO apart.
01:02:28.240 And, of course, outside actors like Russia would exploit that moment of weakness.
01:02:33.940 Yeah.
01:02:35.020 Yeah, it was this cover, was it Bildt, I think, had it, like a very young German boy.
01:02:41.880 I think it was like, would you fight for Germany?
01:02:44.320 It's almost like there's, you know, it's kind of like what they did in Ukraine of sorts, right?
01:02:48.580 Like they've spent decades undermining nationalistic sentiments in most European countries, partially because of, you know, quote-unquote European integration, as they call it, which really is disintegration, right?
01:03:01.420 All that erodes.
01:03:03.200 But then all of a sudden, when it's politically expedient, then they're like, oh, no, actually, you totally can be a nationalist now and go fight for us and die in another—I'm not saying it's totally pointless, but from the point of view of where we are at in terms of the demographic situation in Europe, the decline in birth rates and stuff, can you imagine the chaos?
01:03:24.720 I mean, Ukraine is going through that now.
01:03:26.180 I think we've seen so many of their young men being killed in the battlefield, and I think I saw—I don't think I covered it in detail.
01:03:33.460 We've mentioned it, but, like, you're seeing kind of these rumors now internally in Ukraine where, like, yeah, we're going to have to bring in the migrants now to make up for the loss of the men that we have had in the conflict with Russia.
01:03:44.620 And so they're reaching out to India and, I forget, some African countries or whatever to basically replace the men with foreigners in Ukraine, which is devastating.
01:03:53.780 And, of course, from the elite's point of view, maybe they would love to have a situation like that, where more European countries go and kill each other in a senseless war just to be replaced by third-worlders later. 0.99
01:04:06.000 What do you think?
01:04:06.560 Well, yeah, I mean, there was a headline in Russia Today and RT a couple of weeks ago that Russia will import unlimited migrants from India to replace all the casualties because they've had hundreds of thousands of casualties in their invasion of Ukraine.
01:04:29.420 So now they're going to, you know, to fill all the needs in the workforce and so on.
01:04:35.420 The literal word that they used in RT was unlimited numbers.
01:04:40.940 Russia imports, welcomes unlimited numbers of Indian workers.
01:04:44.960 And, I mean, yeah, this is a consequence.
01:04:47.320 It's an absolutely horrific consequence of that war.
01:04:53.700 But, you know, that's what's happening.
01:04:55.560 And just like you said, I think it's very important here to also underline the fact that the hypocrisy of the leaders of Europe, because they're seeing now that, okay, no one wants to defend their country.
01:05:09.200 They have asked Germans, they've asked others, if your country is invaded, will you fight to defend your country?
01:05:14.920 And people say no.
01:05:16.680 And why do they say no?
01:05:17.840 Well, because people who have been patriotic, who have said that national sovereignty and national borders are important, they have been punished, they have been harassed, they have been persecuted, they have been canceled, they have been harassed in the mass media, they have been fired from their jobs, they have been unbanked.
01:05:34.840 There are so many ways in which people have been harassed and persecuted in Europe, in America and other countries for simply saying that, yeah, you know, we should defend our countries.
01:05:47.200 And so are these political leaders now surprised when people say, no, I don't want to actually defend my country?
01:05:53.920 No.
01:05:54.040 No, of course.
01:05:54.820 I mean, this goes without saying.
01:05:56.420 I know.
01:05:56.620 Yeah, if your country punishes you for defending it, of course you're not going to defend it.
01:06:01.740 So, I mean, we're in a huge crisis, really.
01:06:05.940 It's a demographic crisis, a migration crisis.
01:06:08.940 And, of course, if we are attacked from outside, it's a difficult thing for morale.
01:06:15.260 So, yeah, this is a huge problem.
01:06:19.460 And, yeah, the NATO issue is actually a part of that.
01:06:24.000 But it must be, it just, as much as I wish for this, like, you know, well, maybe we can kind of convert the EU to being a pro-European, or maybe we can use NATO as an international, because, I mean, it is true geopolitically that the dynamic situation as well, right?
01:06:42.700 That one of the reasons, and I'm not sure we've touched on that in great detail, and so this could be an opportunity to do that, would Russia or China or whatever, would they be the ones that would seek to take over Greenland instead then by force or something, right?
01:06:59.080 The BRICS countries or, you know, the Global South, as they create a larger bloc with more influence, more, a bigger economy, and they would have the power to do that as to, like, the European Western world.
01:07:10.600 Although it's occupied, although it's working on behalf of other interests, it's still at least outwardly, symbolically, I guess, maybe that's the term, symbolically a decline of the West, right?
01:07:22.860 And that also means that we would not, as Europeans, do, I mean, it might be bad to have America's boot on our necks, but it wouldn't be any better to have Russia's boot on our necks or China's boot on our necks. 0.65
01:07:33.720 It could be far worse, in fact, right?
01:07:35.680 So, you know, I want an alliance, but goddammit, can we just, can we clean it up as well so it actually works for our interest?
01:07:43.960 You see the difficulty in the situation, right?
01:07:47.980 Absolutely.
01:07:48.480 No, I agree with you.
01:07:49.300 I don't think that China is really a military threat in that sense of, especially, like, going after Greenland or something like that.
01:07:57.180 I think China works more through sort of long-term, stable investments and building infrastructure and things like that, rather than sort of a military occupation.
01:08:08.060 Russia is slightly different.
01:08:09.420 There's always been a little bit of competition with Russia in the Arctic area around, well, north of Scandinavia and so on.
01:08:16.760 There's always been some sort of little skirmishes or little conflicts there.
01:08:23.140 But Greenland, I mean, there's no threat against Greenland.
01:08:26.140 Greenland already is protected, like you showed on the maps before.
01:08:30.560 The U.S. had many military bases and military installations there before and during the Cold War, and it has reduced them to one now because it's not needed.
01:08:38.360 And we already have the protection that's needed for Greenland.
01:08:44.420 But the wider point about NATO and about European security, it's clear that the American view on security concerns and the threat assessment and European security concerns and threat assessment are not identical, are not the same.
01:09:03.120 So we need to have a different kind of military structure in Europe that is more independent of the U.S.
01:09:14.340 And it's not because we should be in conflict with the U.S. or anything like that.
01:09:18.500 It's because we have different assessment of security threats.
01:09:22.120 As simple as that.
01:09:22.820 Well, that too, but also then, at least on the paper before, Europe is a key ally to America, right?
01:09:32.840 So these contradicting things, again, go back to that headline.
01:09:36.660 Trump warns Europe faces civilizational erasure with EU and unrestricted mass immigration to blame.
01:09:42.320 J.D. Vance goes over to talks to European leaders and like, you're banning your own citizens from speech and you're horrible on going after.
01:09:50.980 They didn't say nationalist, but it's kind of like veiled language in that way that like you're going after dissidents and things like this, right?
01:09:58.820 And like you'd think in America's interest then, even from their strategic point of view of national security, that like, no, in fact, we need a strong Europe and they need to build up their defenses and they need to be on our side.
01:10:10.080 Now it's almost like this, again, it's almost like, is there a third party in there to separate the relationship between America and Europe to make them both equally weak?
01:10:20.180 You see what I'm saying?
01:10:21.900 Yeah.
01:10:22.500 I mean, here's the problem with the approach that the Trump administration has had is that they don't want to be part of what goes on in Europe, but they still want to sort of call the shots.
01:10:32.980 They still want to tell European countries what to do.
01:10:36.120 So they don't want to have any skin in the game, but they want to tell European countries and European leaders what to do.
01:10:42.180 And so, and that's what sort of doesn't work.
01:10:45.640 So I think that the best outcome for us, the best outcome is if there is more of a separation between the U.S. and Europe, but we still have a friendly relationship, of course.
01:10:58.960 We still have at some, on some level, a military alliance as well.
01:11:06.560 I'm happy to have that as well, but we should be definitely more independent from American military power.
01:11:15.260 So, I mean, in that sense, Donald Trump is right that the U.S. should pull out of Europe more and should reduce their presence in U.S. troops and military bases in Europe.
01:11:28.780 So, and European countries need to start taking their own defense issues seriously again.
01:11:35.100 I mean, that's the only way forward.
01:11:37.020 Yeah, no, definitely.
01:11:38.080 And then, of course, America is weakened too.
01:11:40.840 It's weakened economically, $37 trillion in debt with just like insane interest rates increasing all the time, right?
01:11:46.980 At the same time, they're willing to splurge out, what was it, checking notes, $700 billion to just, you know, to buy Greenland or whatever.
01:11:55.720 So it's got to be worth something, right?
01:11:57.280 But it's almost like this, as your weak appear strong, like that's kind of what I'm feeling at the same time, right?
01:12:04.360 We've got to show the rest of the world that we're still doing this kind of thing.
01:12:07.700 And it's like, look at your own, look at some of your war zones in some of your own cities.
01:12:12.640 Like, clean that up.
01:12:13.600 But obviously, I welcome seeing, you know, ICE out on the streets and like, yeah, deport the illegals and all that stuff. 0.59
01:12:19.960 That's all good stuff.
01:12:21.060 But then it's this, maybe I'm overanalyzing.
01:12:23.480 I'm still thinking that somewhere there's like sensible people that understands or knows what's going on.
01:12:29.640 I mean, and in some cases, I also attribute malice, maybe, or intend, like this is a conspiracy.
01:12:37.320 In some cases, people are just retards and they don't understand this. 1.00
01:12:41.400 Take Fukuyama, right?
01:12:43.180 The end of history and all this stuff, right?
01:12:45.080 Like Cold War, it's over.
01:12:46.940 We won.
01:12:47.440 Western liberal democracy has won and everything, you know, this had ripple effects all over the Western world.
01:12:53.780 It was like, take Sweden.
01:12:55.020 I remember that.
01:12:55.540 Like, no, no, we're converting the bomb shelters, you know, to server farms now.
01:13:00.740 We're doing away with the stockpiled food.
01:13:03.260 There's no conflict again.
01:13:04.680 And I'm like, as this is happening, even, I was obviously much younger than, but I was looking at that, like, really?
01:13:11.460 Like, you don't know what can happen.
01:13:13.440 Like, why not have these things in place, right?
01:13:15.740 They thought, like, Western liberal democracy has won, everyone.
01:13:18.880 That's it.
01:13:19.380 It's over.
01:13:20.080 Yeah, you know.
01:13:21.060 And it's like, this could change at any point, which it did and which it has.
01:13:24.480 And now all of a sudden you have to build it up again.
01:13:26.780 But again, you have the problem there with the, there is not consistency.
01:13:30.060 You have a new regime in place, a new political party that comes in, a new vision, and it's always just short-term, right?
01:13:38.360 That is the problem.
01:13:39.180 On a civilizational scale, we don't have the long-term thinking that's necessary for us to remain healthy, right?
01:13:46.320 Yeah.
01:13:47.200 Yeah, it is extremely sort of short-term thinking.
01:13:50.820 I think you're right that as American power is actually declining, as the sort of the core issues that have made America powerful before,
01:13:58.840 including its population, actually, the quality of its population.
01:14:02.580 It was a very, very high-quality population that built and created America.
01:14:08.100 Now it's sort of declining in where, you know, white people are becoming a minority.
01:14:16.440 The privilege that America had after the Second World War is going away because, of course,
01:14:22.860 the rest of the civilized world was bombed to pieces and America was intact.
01:14:28.920 And so American industry was intact.
01:14:31.140 And so they could just supply the rest of the world.
01:14:33.520 And, you know, America just could keep going. 0.86
01:14:36.840 Well, now the rest of the world is caught up.
01:14:39.060 The American population is not of the same type as it once was, as you know.
01:14:45.200 And so there is a decline going on.
01:14:47.840 The unipolar moment is over.
01:14:49.400 The post-World War II order is over. 0.85
01:14:51.820 And so I think there is, like I mentioned at the start of our conversation,
01:14:56.480 I think that there is an element of America trying to, or Donald Trump,
01:15:01.940 trying to sort of, quote-unquote, make America great again, like I said.
01:15:06.360 It's psychologically important to show that we're doing something.
01:15:09.340 We're still conquering land.
01:15:11.320 We're still, you know, we're still expansive.
01:15:14.240 We're not in this decline phase.
01:15:15.940 So there is a sort of a living in denial or at least, you know,
01:15:19.140 making people believe that America is still moving in the right direction
01:15:23.280 when it's actually in decline.
01:15:24.600 So I think that there is that lashing out when you're actually in decline
01:15:28.440 to sort of maybe convince yourself, but convince the people of America
01:15:33.860 that they're still moving in the right direction.
01:15:36.500 There's an element of that.
01:15:37.480 And also in Europe that, you know, a year ago, two years ago,
01:15:45.580 General Patrick Sanders, who is the, he's not anymore,
01:15:50.520 the head of the British Armed Forces, he said that, well,
01:15:55.300 we actually need to create a real army again.
01:15:58.120 Because what he said is that, well, you know, after the Second World War,
01:16:02.540 we haven't had any major wars in Europe.
01:16:05.480 And after the end of the Cold War, we had this very comfortable period where,
01:16:09.620 well, we don't really have any big challenges.
01:16:11.820 And so we just need like an army that is more like a police force.
01:16:15.800 We can go and fight the Taliban or we can fight some terrorists there and there.
01:16:19.760 But no, you know, tier one army against army on a battlefield in Europe.
01:16:24.720 But now that's a risk again.
01:16:28.120 You know, we have to be ready for an actual war again.
01:16:31.320 And I think that the European population or the American population,
01:16:35.820 for that matter, no population in Europe is psychologically ready
01:16:39.960 to actually understand that, well, there are actually major risks again.
01:16:44.740 And this sort of honeymoon phase after the Second World War
01:16:48.260 and after the Cold War, that phase is over.
01:16:50.880 And so now we have to actually become serious about defense again.
01:16:54.320 So, you know, but that was, you know, that was controversial when he said it
01:16:57.900 because people don't want to accept this.
01:16:59.940 They want to stay in this.
01:17:01.500 No, we're going to just be in this sort of safety zone forever.
01:17:04.520 Yeah, no, definitely.
01:17:05.300 Yeah, there was recently here, December 16th, 2025.
01:17:08.660 British families must lose their sons and daughters to fight Russia, 0.98
01:17:12.000 warns defense chief.
01:17:13.120 There was, I think there was the head of the MI6 was up there as well
01:17:16.220 talking about this, that Britain has to send their kids to die in war,
01:17:20.660 essentially, which is like, so we need the buildup.
01:17:24.740 We need to become strong again, but not to go to war, if that makes sense.
01:17:30.520 But at the same time, we might not have that luxury.
01:17:33.200 You know what I mean?
01:17:33.480 Like, I think for far too long, you know, kind of the liberal elite in the EU
01:17:39.040 and such have kind of, they've also been able to use,
01:17:43.040 what was the analysis at the time of this I had?
01:17:45.140 It was, it's almost like they're also using, look, Russia does have its own
01:17:50.320 objectives, right?
01:17:51.940 But would they really go into the, if they, let's assume they got all of Ukraine,
01:17:57.020 right?
01:17:57.760 Would they go into the Balkan countries? 0.77
01:17:59.640 Yeah, possible.
01:18:00.760 But like Germany?
01:18:02.180 Baltics.
01:18:02.680 France?
01:18:03.180 Baltic, yeah, Balkans, sorry. 1.00
01:18:04.300 Baltic countries.
01:18:05.520 But would they go into Germany and France?
01:18:07.460 I don't, I don't think so.
01:18:09.080 You know, to be honest, at the same time, that doesn't mean they don't have
01:18:12.280 their own issues or whatever.
01:18:13.340 And I'm not a fan, I wouldn't want to be under the boot of Russia, obviously. 1.00
01:18:15.940 But I'm saying the elites in the EU have used that for a long time also.
01:18:20.420 We've seen these types of headlines for years now.
01:18:23.200 And it's almost like this, I'm not saying it's all for slush funds reasons,
01:18:27.000 but it's like this, it's almost that they all economically are also able then
01:18:31.040 to squeeze the last drop out of Europe and just say, well, see, we have to arm up.
01:18:35.540 And because you know, along the way in the military industrial complex,
01:18:39.600 like a lot of that will just be pocketed by people along the way,
01:18:43.040 just like it was with Ukraine, right?
01:18:44.600 Look at all the corruption, fraud and stuff.
01:18:46.560 I still think that's true, that they can use this as like,
01:18:50.100 here's your boogeyman, now do what we tell you to do.
01:18:53.040 It's not actually that they're going to go to war,
01:18:55.420 but it's to put us in a situation where we can't question them
01:18:58.500 and their leadership.
01:18:59.220 Because you also have that political dynamic at the same time in Europe
01:19:02.400 where you're seeing rise of nationalistic parties.
01:19:05.220 And yes, some of them seems to be more friendly with Russia
01:19:07.980 and take that for what it is, whether that's, you know, good or bad in this case.
01:19:11.160 But that seems to be the case.
01:19:13.000 And AFD in Germany doesn't mean they're going to like bow down to Russia,
01:19:15.780 but they seem somewhat more friendly terms with them, right?
01:19:19.200 And so you have a political internal dynamic in European countries as well,
01:19:23.400 where they're realizing that there's an anti-sentiment against migration.
01:19:27.440 People are calling for, you know, better leadership and things like that.
01:19:30.680 So this is kind of maybe their way to kind of keep us in check.
01:19:33.920 Does that make sense?
01:19:34.560 Like they're keeping us under pressure and saying like,
01:19:37.520 well, we're here to protect you now,
01:19:39.180 because if you don't listen to us and do what we say,
01:19:41.400 you're going to have to send your sons and daughters to war, you see, right?
01:19:45.760 Yeah, I mean, it's obvious that, you know,
01:19:48.900 when there is rivalry between countries,
01:19:51.120 they will try to appeal to the inner opposition in the other countries.
01:19:54.380 So, of course, what Russia tries to appeal to the political opposition in Europe
01:20:01.660 and in America, of course,
01:20:03.320 just as the Americans in their sort of propaganda directed at Russia
01:20:09.200 try to appeal to the inner opposition in Russia.
01:20:12.440 And so it's not surprising that sort of opposition parties
01:20:15.740 and opposition political movements in Europe would be,
01:20:21.120 shall we say, that the Russians try to flirt with them a little bit. 0.59
01:20:25.920 So absolutely, that's going on.
01:20:29.700 But also, yeah, I mean, if we now get a situation
01:20:33.600 where the U.S. is less involved, NATO becomes weaker,
01:20:39.340 Russia invades some country in the Baltics or whatever, 0.69
01:20:42.120 of course, there could be, that could lead to just a made,
01:20:47.660 like the whole alliance breaks apart
01:20:50.120 and that could lead to, you know,
01:20:51.760 something like a world war situation in Europe again.
01:20:55.160 So, I mean, that's the reason that they're trying to build up
01:20:58.420 military capabilities in Europe is to deter Russia from doing that 0.55
01:21:02.760 because, of course, if there are no military capabilities in Europe,
01:21:06.000 then it's easier to motivate such an incursion
01:21:09.340 into some of the Eastern European countries.
01:21:11.100 I think it's somewhat, you know, it could happen.
01:21:15.480 We should be aware of it.
01:21:16.900 I don't think we should exaggerate the risk of war.
01:21:23.140 I think we should be conscious of it
01:21:24.740 and be serious about building up our own defense in Europe
01:21:31.140 and not rely on the Americans 0.98
01:21:32.560 and, you know, not worry about, you know,
01:21:35.620 hypothetical scenarios here and there.
01:21:37.120 I think we should just go ahead, build our own national defense in Europe
01:21:42.280 or defense structure in cooperation between European countries
01:21:46.620 and, you know, that would hopefully solve that problem.
01:21:51.120 Yeah, I mean, unfortunately, we don't have the luxury to deal with,
01:21:54.460 we should deal with hypotheticals.
01:21:56.060 We should be so successful that we can plan for every possible outcome
01:21:59.980 and do contingencies against those or, you know, fail-safes and such.
01:22:05.980 We're in total decline.
01:22:08.120 I mean, on every level.
01:22:09.480 I'm not saying it's over, but I'm saying, like,
01:22:11.320 if you compare it to what we used to be, right?
01:22:13.160 And this is primarily because of demographics
01:22:14.940 and maybe offshoot to that of sorts is economic,
01:22:18.520 but it's like it's a civilizational crisis, I think, overall
01:22:22.320 that we're just going through
01:22:23.480 and we don't have the luxury to do any of it.
01:22:25.800 So in that dynamic, yeah, we should have a strong military.
01:22:29.060 We should have a strong defense.
01:22:30.740 We should be powerful once again.
01:22:33.140 Europe has still a large population,
01:22:34.920 a lot of people that can fight for our countries,
01:22:38.440 that should fight for our countries,
01:22:39.960 but we have to be cautious so we don't walk into a conflict,
01:22:43.680 partially kind of how I feel Ukraine was kind of,
01:22:46.880 Ukraine was led by the nose, by foreign interests.
01:22:49.260 You know, the Victoria Nulands of this world 0.98
01:22:50.940 was over there and manipulating and, you know, CIA was there.
01:22:54.180 There's other gay ops and color revolutions 1.00
01:22:56.700 that were run to intentionally antagonize them, right,
01:23:00.060 kind of against Russia, and then they fight.
01:23:02.320 I'm not saying they're legitimately justified
01:23:04.200 in invading Ukraine, Russia, but at the same time,
01:23:07.520 yeah, if they put bases there or they, what was it,
01:23:10.440 biolabs they were talking about for a while
01:23:12.120 on Ukrainian soil or whatnot,
01:23:13.680 this would be the equivalent of, you know,
01:23:15.740 someone manipulating Mexico, right?
01:23:18.200 What would America do in that situation?
01:23:20.440 Well, they would probably try to intervene
01:23:21.880 and try to secure its neighbor, right?
01:23:25.200 So again, I'm not saying morally justified or anything.
01:23:28.300 I'm just saying looking at it in a cold geopolitical way
01:23:31.520 that if you do have a leadership, at least,
01:23:33.600 in your country that genuinely is interested
01:23:36.320 in its national security, yeah,
01:23:38.500 they will take measures to secure
01:23:40.760 what they see as a threat against their country, right?
01:23:43.020 And that's what Europe should be doing, too.
01:23:44.700 That's my point.
01:23:46.640 Europe should be doing it.
01:23:47.940 And, you know, we have every reason
01:23:49.680 that we should be capable of doing it.
01:23:51.600 We have, you know, some 500 million people.
01:23:54.020 And so, and Russia has, you know, 0.64
01:23:57.500 130 million or something like that.
01:24:00.840 The European economy is some 10 times greater in GDP
01:24:05.400 than the Russian.
01:24:08.040 So there's no reason that Russia should be 0.99
01:24:10.020 a serious security threat against Europe
01:24:12.140 if we only start taking our own defense seriously.
01:24:17.020 I mean, if we start taking our own military issues seriously again,
01:24:22.220 then there's no reason why we shouldn't be able
01:24:25.720 to take care of ourselves.
01:24:27.480 It's all psychological,
01:24:29.520 creating a psychological dependency on America.
01:24:33.800 It's sort of like, you know, the Spartans.
01:24:36.760 They were harsh on themselves and trained hard
01:24:39.900 and allowed their slaves to live lazy lives
01:24:44.060 so that the slaves could never rebel.
01:24:46.000 It's sort of a similar kind of way
01:24:47.880 that in the post-World War II era
01:24:51.200 that European defense issues have been treated.
01:24:56.900 Dogwhistler sends a super chat here.
01:24:58.700 Crazy theory to throw out.
01:25:00.340 Could this be a big head fake?
01:25:03.020 I'm not sure if that's a big head fake.
01:25:04.840 And now NATO is actually going to actually defend
01:25:07.460 the Greenland Arctic,
01:25:08.860 even if defending it against USA
01:25:11.340 means NATO suddenly cares about the security
01:25:14.080 of the Arctic Ocean.
01:25:15.260 As we know, both China and Russia have interest
01:25:18.800 in controlling those areas.
01:25:21.320 Yeah, sometimes I feel, as I said before,
01:25:25.000 that China and Russia,
01:25:26.360 it's not that they're not a threat,
01:25:27.980 but I also see at the same time
01:25:30.120 how they're used as an excuse
01:25:31.920 to continue certain, let's say,
01:25:35.300 you know, partnerships
01:25:36.260 or a specific situation defense-wise
01:25:40.760 that is not beneficial to Europe.
01:25:42.940 Because most of the EU elite
01:25:44.460 have been beholden to,
01:25:46.560 you know, in some regards,
01:25:47.460 Zionist interests,
01:25:48.380 but to, you know, to American interests.
01:25:50.040 They're like,
01:25:50.280 it felt like a lot of the leadership
01:25:51.520 in Europe for many decades, at least.
01:25:53.040 Are they currently right now?
01:25:54.360 I don't know, actually.
01:25:55.660 But like, they've been beholden
01:25:57.420 to like always looking at America
01:25:58.860 for like, help me out.
01:26:00.580 You know, what do we do now?
01:26:01.920 So I'm not sure.
01:26:03.940 I'm not sure if you have any answers
01:26:06.400 to what Dogwissler says there.
01:26:08.680 Well, I mean, right now,
01:26:10.540 the only security threat
01:26:12.760 against Greenland is the United States.
01:26:15.240 I mean, that's the truth there.
01:26:17.140 The only reason why European countries
01:26:19.040 have to send troops to Greenland
01:26:20.540 is because the United States
01:26:22.160 has threatened Greenland.
01:26:23.100 It's not Russia that has done it, 0.98
01:26:24.900 or China.
01:26:26.100 And so it's Donald Trump
01:26:27.520 that is the security threat
01:26:28.800 that he sort of pretends to be.
01:26:30.840 So, I mean, he creates a problem
01:26:32.380 and creates and offers himself
01:26:33.960 as the solution.
01:26:34.980 It's sort of a protection racket.
01:26:36.820 You know, well, it would be,
01:26:38.220 you know, it would be a shame
01:26:39.840 if someone came and broke
01:26:41.480 into your store
01:26:43.220 and destroyed everything.
01:26:46.780 You know, but if you pay me a fee,
01:26:48.440 then, you know,
01:26:49.600 I can protect the store for you.
01:26:51.680 It's a protection racket in a sense.
01:26:53.800 So, yeah, I mean, of course,
01:26:55.360 right now, the only security threat
01:26:57.560 against Greenland is the United States.
01:27:00.900 But, of course, I mean,
01:27:02.460 there should be a serious defense
01:27:04.380 in the Arctic,
01:27:06.020 but right now,
01:27:07.220 it's sort of being hyped up
01:27:08.760 by Donald Trump
01:27:10.100 and his sort of reality TV show
01:27:13.760 political drama.
01:27:16.020 Yeah, here's some report here, right?
01:27:17.900 China's Arctic aspirations.
01:27:20.620 China conquer Arctic plan.
01:27:23.560 Again, I'm not sure.
01:27:24.400 Again, same thing that with China.
01:27:25.620 I feel it's a paper tiger
01:27:27.300 in some regards.
01:27:28.000 I mean, they do have,
01:27:28.920 obviously, you know,
01:27:30.500 some impressive stuff going on
01:27:31.960 at the same time.
01:27:32.700 Same thing there
01:27:33.200 with them demographically.
01:27:34.360 They have, like, what,
01:27:34.980 a 10-year period?
01:27:36.860 And unless they, like,
01:27:38.000 replace all of that
01:27:39.140 with automation and robotics
01:27:40.480 or something, 0.97
01:27:41.100 like, they're also screwed. 0.99
01:27:43.380 You know what I mean? 0.94
01:27:43.780 Like, most of these demographic trends
01:27:45.940 is happening in most countries.
01:27:47.440 So, I don't know.
01:27:48.220 Maybe there's something
01:27:48.880 with AI expansion.
01:27:50.560 I go back to that again
01:27:51.300 with Greenland.
01:27:51.900 If there is a melting
01:27:53.320 ice situation, right?
01:27:55.760 It's getting warmer.
01:27:57.400 Now, all of a sudden,
01:27:58.140 you have opening up
01:27:59.180 of new mineral resources,
01:28:01.740 rare earth,
01:28:02.280 these types of things.
01:28:03.560 Yeah, let's just use that
01:28:04.700 in the AI expansion
01:28:05.980 and automation
01:28:06.720 and all these, you know,
01:28:07.880 vital industries
01:28:08.680 that they're kind of betting on.
01:28:10.200 I think America's GDP right now,
01:28:12.060 basically,
01:28:12.360 the only reason
01:28:13.080 why there has been growth at all
01:28:14.420 is because of the AI
01:28:16.100 data center expansion,
01:28:17.380 essentially.
01:28:18.060 Like, it's all hinging on
01:28:19.340 that they're going full in on that
01:28:20.720 and they're thinking, like,
01:28:21.960 at least if we have that,
01:28:23.280 because AI is really, like,
01:28:24.180 you know,
01:28:24.420 the super weapon here
01:28:25.420 of our era, basically.
01:28:27.360 And in a way,
01:28:28.200 it is the weapon
01:28:28.860 to end all weapons.
01:28:30.000 I mean, let's be honest.
01:28:30.680 At least if it plays out
01:28:31.680 the way that they're saying
01:28:32.480 it's going to.
01:28:33.960 And so, America
01:28:34.820 is probably betting on, like,
01:28:35.840 well, if we can get AGI,
01:28:37.500 artificial general intelligence,
01:28:39.420 first before everyone else,
01:28:41.300 we're going to win the game.
01:28:42.500 So, if that means
01:28:44.180 getting a hold of the resources
01:28:46.040 to not have other countries
01:28:47.120 being competitive in that field,
01:28:48.680 let's just do it.
01:28:49.600 It's worth the $700 billion
01:28:51.420 despite the fact
01:28:52.200 that we're $37 trillion in debt.
01:28:54.520 Right?
01:28:54.680 That's kind of how I see
01:28:55.940 this a little bit.
01:28:57.820 Yeah.
01:28:58.380 I mean, it sounds like
01:28:59.020 a little bit of a race
01:28:59.820 to the bottom to me.
01:29:01.680 Like a horrible, horrible thing.
01:29:03.920 But, of course, yeah.
01:29:04.960 No, I mean,
01:29:05.380 this is one area of competition.
01:29:09.020 And, yeah,
01:29:10.680 there are natural resources
01:29:13.320 that are needed for AI
01:29:14.640 and for some of Elon Musk's batteries
01:29:17.900 and so on.
01:29:18.960 But the point is that, you know,
01:29:20.500 the U.S. is allowed
01:29:22.480 to exploit natural resources already.
01:29:25.560 I mean, there's,
01:29:26.640 the Danish government
01:29:27.980 is not preventing them
01:29:29.740 from doing that.
01:29:31.780 So, there's no need
01:29:32.640 to break down relationships
01:29:33.960 over that
01:29:34.720 because they already
01:29:35.860 have that access.
01:29:36.760 They already have access
01:29:37.660 to security,
01:29:38.740 already have access
01:29:39.520 to natural resources
01:29:40.640 if they want to.
01:29:42.200 The Danish government
01:29:43.100 has not declined
01:29:45.440 any American attempts
01:29:47.440 at exploiting natural resources.
01:29:50.580 So, yeah,
01:29:51.540 I think that's definitely
01:29:52.800 an ambition.
01:29:53.520 They want to do that.
01:29:54.420 But all I'm saying is
01:29:55.560 I don't think that's
01:29:56.320 a valid reason
01:29:57.020 for starting a major conflict
01:29:59.880 over this.
01:30:01.000 So, I guess we'll see
01:30:02.600 where it goes.
01:30:03.440 But I have to go
01:30:04.860 in a little moment.
01:30:06.140 Sure, sure.
01:30:06.460 Yeah.
01:30:06.720 Yeah, no, definitely.
01:30:07.400 We'll wrap up.
01:30:08.240 I would end with this
01:30:09.040 as what's kind of funny
01:30:09.720 and it tells Trump
01:30:10.620 here.
01:30:10.820 Tell them that God
01:30:11.520 promised you Greenland
01:30:12.340 3,000 years ago.
01:30:14.140 They found this secret
01:30:15.320 scroll in Qumran, right?
01:30:17.360 And it just said
01:30:18.500 that basically, yeah,
01:30:19.860 a Proto-Aramaic group
01:30:21.660 lived there at one point
01:30:22.740 and it kind of translates
01:30:24.540 to Land of the Green
01:30:25.560 in Proto-Aramaic.
01:30:26.640 That's all you have
01:30:27.300 to do, basically.
01:30:27.960 Anyway,
01:30:28.640 Frode, good having you back, man.
01:30:29.760 I appreciate your time.
01:30:30.720 Give us some of the plugs
01:30:31.580 of where people can find you
01:30:32.620 before we let you go.
01:30:34.900 Absolutely.
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01:31:44.480 Thank you for your time.
01:31:45.300 And yeah,
01:31:45.860 we'll talk soon, man.
01:31:47.320 Okay, take care.
01:31:48.100 Bye-bye.
01:31:48.780 Thank you.
01:31:49.600 All right, there we go, guys.
01:31:50.360 Thank you for joining us
01:31:51.760 here today.
01:31:52.440 A couple of notes here
01:31:53.680 before we let you go.
01:31:54.400 Oh, I saw another chat
01:31:55.180 here from Albert,
01:31:56.560 our angel investor.
01:31:58.260 Holy smokes.
01:31:59.020 Incredible donor
01:31:59.680 from Albert once again.
01:32:01.240 Thank you so much, Albert.
01:32:02.300 You're incredible.
01:32:02.980 He says,
01:32:03.260 Hi, Henrik.
01:32:03.980 I'm going to watch this
01:32:04.580 after work.
01:32:05.160 Hope everyone is doing well.
01:32:06.220 Take care.
01:32:07.020 You as well.
01:32:07.560 Thank you so much, Albert.
01:32:08.460 We always appreciate you
01:32:09.320 so, so much.
01:32:10.460 It's always a pleasure
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01:32:13.680 Hope you're doing well as well.
01:32:14.820 Thank you so much
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01:32:17.480 We do have some,
01:32:19.120 we got a couple of new,
01:32:20.220 I think,
01:32:20.700 a new executive producer
01:32:22.180 we're going to roll in
01:32:23.560 today as well.
01:32:24.540 I got to pull that in.
01:32:25.980 So, yeah,
01:32:26.540 we're doing tomorrow,
01:32:29.060 Thursday,
01:32:30.160 we'll probably just do a stream.
01:32:32.020 We have a couple of guests
01:32:33.320 still waiting for them
01:32:34.360 to be booked in.
01:32:35.280 It might happen tomorrow,
01:32:36.560 but if it doesn't,
01:32:37.620 there's another stream.
01:32:38.720 I want to cover
01:32:40.040 some of the recent stuff,
01:32:41.040 kind of the developments
01:32:41.780 on the Somali thing as well.
01:32:43.240 A couple of interesting turns
01:32:45.300 in that of why,
01:32:47.280 I guess,
01:32:48.420 they are wheeling it out now.
01:32:49.980 The timing of it
01:32:50.720 is always interesting.
01:32:51.480 We kind of alluded to it
01:32:52.420 a little bit with
01:32:53.180 Jose Nino
01:32:53.780 when we talked with him
01:32:55.540 of why they're doing it now.
01:32:57.700 Of course,
01:32:58.060 it doesn't mean
01:32:58.660 it's not a problem
01:32:59.700 because it is.
01:33:01.640 But there is other reasons
01:33:03.840 and this has been talked about
01:33:05.520 since 2013,
01:33:06.800 essentially,
01:33:07.660 and it's only now
01:33:08.460 because of an independent,
01:33:10.020 supposedly,
01:33:10.420 YouTuber shows up
01:33:11.400 and do a couple of videos
01:33:12.200 on it,
01:33:12.960 exposing it.
01:33:13.660 Again,
01:33:13.860 it should be exposed
01:33:14.620 and these people
01:33:15.480 should be deported
01:33:16.320 and they should be sent back home.
01:33:18.280 That's not the issue.
01:33:19.780 The issue is
01:33:20.880 if nothing happens
01:33:23.280 on that front,
01:33:24.120 if there isn't a stop,
01:33:26.260 a total end
01:33:27.360 of immigration
01:33:28.680 from Somali
01:33:29.540 and a following
01:33:31.060 remigration plan
01:33:32.560 because of that,
01:33:34.160 what is it worth,
01:33:35.480 right,
01:33:35.760 in that sense?
01:33:37.820 You want to keep
01:33:38.740 these people
01:33:39.220 in your country
01:33:39.960 but then continue
01:33:40.940 running the risks
01:33:42.860 of having them
01:33:43.540 defrauding your country?
01:33:45.200 Let's just talk about
01:33:46.080 the welfare burden
01:33:46.880 in and of itself,
01:33:47.740 right?
01:33:48.260 So I think there's
01:33:48.860 something else going on.
01:33:49.820 So that's one thing
01:33:50.440 I'm going to cover.
01:33:51.020 There's some other things
01:33:51.480 going on as well.
01:33:52.920 So that's the stream tomorrow
01:33:54.040 unless we have a guest
01:33:56.100 last minute
01:33:56.800 who can confirm
01:33:57.460 and join us.
01:33:58.080 Otherwise,
01:33:58.500 we have on Friday,
01:34:00.080 Flashback Friday,
01:34:00.740 as usual,
01:34:01.180 of course,
01:34:01.600 we have Kevin Deanna
01:34:02.780 from Identity Politics.
01:34:04.520 It was a guest
01:34:04.980 not too long ago
01:34:06.200 that joined us recently.
01:34:08.060 He's going to be
01:34:08.560 guest hosting with me,
01:34:09.780 Flashback Friday,
01:34:10.960 and we have some
01:34:11.520 great stuff in the pipeline
01:34:12.840 for that lined up as well.
01:34:14.240 Some great topics,
01:34:15.280 some of the latest
01:34:15.780 ongoing.
01:34:17.000 There's actually a lot
01:34:17.620 of different threads
01:34:18.300 right now that's unfolding,
01:34:19.320 a lot of important things
01:34:20.060 to cover
01:34:20.540 that we're going to get to
01:34:22.000 on both Thursday
01:34:23.120 and Friday.
01:34:23.760 So definitely stay tuned
01:34:24.700 for that.
01:34:25.680 We intended to do
01:34:26.360 a Western Warrior
01:34:27.060 this weekend,
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01:42:53.160 Who am I to disagree?
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01:43:32.160 Everybody's looking for something
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01:43:52.160 Who am I to disagree?
01:43:54.160 Who am I to disagree?
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01:43:58.160 I travel the world and the seven seas
01:44:02.160 Hopefully
01:44:04.160 You're not?
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