00:00What are some of the elements of the Greenland concept that you can tell?
00:04There was a really a negotiation, but it's infinity.
00:09The time limit is infinity, meaning there is no time limit.
00:13It's forever.
00:16It's a year about 99 years, 50 years.
00:19It's forever.
00:21That was discussed.
00:23We can do anything we want.
00:24We can do military.
00:26We can do anything we want.
00:27And it's being negotiated, and let's see what happens.
00:30I think it'll be good.
00:32When do the U.S. have pockets of sovereignty over March?
00:39We have a lot of great things in the deal.
00:45And don't forget, they're also good for Europe.
00:48Because, you know, when we're good, they're good.
00:50And if we're not good, that's not very good for them.
00:54Because we hold it all together.
00:56We're holding it all together.
00:59Does that actually give you control of land and Greenland?
01:02Does it give U.S. control, ownership of land?
01:05We can do whatever we want.
01:07We're all going to work together.
01:09And actually, NATO is going to be involved with us.
01:11We're going to be doing it in conjunction, parts of it in conjunction with NATO, which is really the way it should be.
01:18But to be clear, will the U.S. alone have any expense?
01:21Because we're not going to have expense.
01:23Other than building the Golden Dome, we're going to build the Golden Dome.
01:27And we'll have participation in that also.
01:30Because of the Golden Dome, we'll have participation in that also.
01:34Meaning with the expense of it.
01:36And it'll be like no other.
01:38I mean, you know, our technology is aground.
01:41Is Denmark signed off on this?
01:42Are they on board with this concept?
01:44Is Denmark on board with this concept?
01:46I think everyone likes it.
01:48I mean, I think.
01:49I'll let you know in about two weeks.
01:50Have you spoken with Denmark about this plan?
01:56The Secretary General Mark is a great guy.
02:00He's a great guy.
02:02And he's spoken to everybody.
02:04And when you spoke with the NATO Secretary General, did you talk about U.S. military presence in Greenland?
02:12About military presence?
02:12We talked about everything.
02:13And you saw him yesterday.
02:14He was interviewed on Brent Baer.
02:17And he was very happy.
02:18He was very convinced this is a good deal for everybody.
02:21On Ukraine, how does your conversation go with President Valentin?
02:25Good.
02:25We had a conversation.
02:27I've had numerous conversations on Ukraine.
02:30It'd be nice to end that war.
02:31You know, it costs us nothing.
02:33We make money.
02:34I don't want to make money.
02:35But we make money.
02:37Whereas Biden spent $350 billion stupidly.
02:40It lost a lot of money.
02:42But it's not about the money.
02:44It's about 25,000 to 30,000 soldiers a month.
02:48Mostly soldiers.
02:49Are you ready to sign a security deal?
02:52Do you think that the Constitution you sign a security deal?
02:56Are you able to sign that?
02:57The President Trump and Jared are right now on the way to Moscow.
03:00So we'll see how that works out.
03:02I had a good meeting.
03:03But I've had, you know, numerous good meetings with President Zelensky.
03:06And it doesn't seem to happen.
03:10You know, it's funny.
03:11I put out a 35-year war in a day.
03:15A 32-year war in two days.
03:18In other wars, the worst was like four days.
03:21And this one goes on and on forever.
03:24And actually, they may have been more complex.
03:27Do you think of a trilateral that the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine are having in Abu Dhabi
03:33this weekend leads to a trilateral between you, Putin, and Zelensky?
03:37Look, it's all good.
03:38Anytime we meet, it's good.
03:40If you don't meet, nothing's going to happen.
03:42I mean, for the first three years, nobody met.
03:47Under Biden, nobody met.
03:49And you know one thing.
03:49If you don't meet, nothing's going to happen.
03:51So we are meeting, and we'll see what happens.
03:54I hope we can save a lot of lives.
03:57Mr. President, what kind of concessions does Vladimir Putin need to make at this point?
04:07He'll make concessions.
04:09Everybody's making concessions to get it done.
04:12Europe is going to be a part of it.
04:14It's got to be a part of it.
04:15Look, it's more for Europe than for me.
04:17I mean, I'm doing this more for Europe than for me.
04:19I'm doing it to save lives, number one.
04:22I'm doing it secondarily for Europe.
04:25I'm not doing it so much for the Europe.
04:26It doesn't affect us very much, other than the loss of lives.
04:32You know, we're not affected by this still.
04:34It's thousands of miles away.
04:36We're separated by an ocean.
04:39But I have an ability to get things done like this, and we'll see if I can get it done.
04:44I mean, it would never have gotten done.
04:46I thought Putin wanted the whole thing.
04:49Maybe he does, but he's not going to be going there unless we don't make a deal.
04:54We had a good meeting today with President Zelensky, I think a very good meeting.
04:58What's the main holdup to getting a deal?
05:03The main holdup is the same things that have been holding it up for the last year.
05:08Look, this is a war.
05:09This is Biden's war.
05:10This isn't my war.
05:11This is a war that should have never happened, but it's complex because you have beats and
05:16bounds.
05:17You have streets.
05:19You have rivers.
05:20You have everything, you know, where it is.
05:21So it's a little bit complicated, but I've had that in five of the other wars.
05:28You know, there are beats and bounds.
05:29It's a location.
05:31It's boundaries.
05:33And I got them done fast in days, and this one is just going on.
05:37You know, what's happened here is there were times when Putin didn't want to make a deal,
05:42times when Zelensky didn't want to make a deal.
05:45And it was like opposite times.
05:48Now I think they both want to make a deal, but we'll find out.
05:51Did something change that makes you think that Putin and Zelensky now are serious about it?
05:57I don't have any predictions.
05:58There are no changes.
06:00I think that President Putin would like to make a deal.
06:04I think that President Zelensky would like to make a deal.
06:09What did Zelensky say today?
06:11I mean, he came all the way there to meet you.
06:14What did he say?
06:15He said he'd like to make a deal.
06:18I mean, you know, there's not much he can say.
06:21People know the parameters.
06:23It's not like, you know, we're discussing things that have been discussed for six or seven months.
06:28And he came and he said he wants to make a deal because I wasn't necessarily sure.
06:34I think he should want to make a deal.
06:36It's pretty tough.
06:37It's really tough on the people of Ukraine.
06:40I'll tell you that.
06:40Mr. President, how they live without heat, where it's 20 degrees below zero.
06:47You know, it's very cold.
06:48It's a very, that's a colder climate for the most part than Canada.
06:55But they live without heat.
06:57I asked him, I mean, how do they, how do they do that?
07:00And he gave me the answer.
07:02It's pretty amazing what they do to live.
07:05It's no way to live.
07:06Yeah.
07:06Back to, back to Greenland, can you elaborate more on just, we're trying to understand what
07:11exactly the concept is here.
07:13Is the U.S. going to actually take ownership of it?
07:15We'll have something in two weeks.
07:18There's a good spirit to get something done.
07:20And we have to have a strong freedom.
07:23We have to have the ability to do exactly what we want to do.
07:28We have a great military.
07:30I built a great military.
07:31I did this at my first time.
07:33At continuation.
07:34Big continuation.
07:35I think what we did with the defense companies was very important, too, because we need things
07:40faster.
07:41We have the best weapons in the world.
07:43By far, we showed that last week with Venezuela.
07:47We have the best weapons in the world.
07:49We have to make them faster.
07:51How would it be any different than the current situation?
07:53The U.S. can...
07:54Much different.
07:55Much more detail.
07:57Much more generous to the United States.
08:00It's a much more generous deal.
08:01It has to be.
08:02And building a Golden Dome, and you see the way it works, that is so much better for us
08:09and for Europe to have that piece of ice covered by the Golden Dome.
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