As President Trump continues to escalate the pressure, both Greenland and Denmark are now asking for a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Denmark owns Greenland (at least for the time being.) Up until today, they have rejected all of President Trump’s notions about purchasing Greenland. But now, it looks like that could be changing… BREAKING: Greenland and Denmark just BEGGED to meet with Secretary Rubio after President Trump made clear he’s very serious about bringing it into the United States That’s what Denmark gets for doing NOTHING for Greenland and letting Russia and China into the region. WE LOVE… pic.twitter.com/LOsEz7XYzw — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 6, 2026 BREAKING: Greenland and Denmark just BEGGED to meet with Secretary Rubio after President Trump made clear he’s very serious about bringing it into the United States That’s what Denmark gets for doing NOTHING for Greenland and letting Russia and China into the region. WE LOVE MARCO! This meeting is going to be epic TRUMP: “We NEED Greenland for national security!” “You have Russian and Chinese ships all over the place!” Greenland’s foreign minister wrote about the purpose of the requested meeting with Rubio in a post on Facebook. Barron’s has her statement: Greenland said on Tuesday that it had asked, along with Denmark, for a speedy meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio after US President Donald Trump renewed claims on the Arctic island. “The objective of the meeting is to discuss the significant statements made by the United States about Greenland,” a Danish autonomous territory, Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt wrote in a Facebook post. President Trump is not joking around about acquiring Greenland. Over the weekend, President Trump re-iterated the necessity of the U.S. having Greenland for national security reasons. For reference, here’s that clip: JUST IN: GREENLAND and DENMARK have requested a meeting with Secretary Rubio Man, Trump’s pressure is REALLY getting to them “We need Greenland! For national security,” 47 said days ago “You know what Denmark did to boost security?! Added ONE MORE DOG SLED! It’s true!” pic.twitter.com/G3szp7R4sp — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) January 6, 2026 President Trump’s team has not confirmed a date for the meeting with Greenland or Denmark, yet. But, getting negotiations started is a major development. If a deal happens, it will be historic and a great thing for both our nation and Greenland. Time and time again, President Trump has proven that he’s the best at getting what he wants for the good of America and the world. This X user had some great insight: People need to understand how Trump negotiates. It’s in his book, The Art of the Deal. If he’s hoping for 7, he demands 15. It’s a negotiating tactic. Now Trump is getting Denmark and Greenland to the negotiating table. — Ellie A (@EllieGAnders) January 6, 2026 It’s also interesting how much responsibility President Trump is trusting Marco Rubio with lately. He’s really proving himself. What’s next for him? Leader of Greenland? Marco bout to become the new PM of Greenland… — JKash MAGA Queen (@JKash000) January 6, 2026

I’m willing to bet that this is the funniest thing you will see all day. Today, President Trump once again gave us his impression of a ‘transgender’ man in a women’s weightlifting competition. He prefaced by saying that Melania really hates when he does this — before doing it anyway! The result was pure hilarity. You’ve got to see this for yourself: .@POTUS on his imitation of “trans athletes” in women’s sports: “My wife HATES when I do this.” pic.twitter.com/nTTzj8ZfMd — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) January 6, 2026 Do we have the funniest president ever, or what? Let’s be honest, he can give most professional comedians a run for their money. The best comedy points at truth, and President Trump is a pro when it comes to pointing out uncomfortable or ridiculous realities — like men competing in women’s sports — in a humorous way. Meanwhile, Melania Trump is all grace and class. She balances out her husband very well. But, I’m sorry, President Trump’s remark about her not knowing the full history of FDR in reference to dancing had me cracking up. In case you don’t know, Reuters provided some context: “I said everybody wants me to dance,” Trump told the lawmakers, recounting what he said was a conversation with his ​wife. “‘Darling, it’s not presidential.’ She actually said, ‘Could you imagine FDR dancing?’ ‌She said that to me.” “I said there’s a long history that perhaps she doesn’t know, because he was an elegant fellow, even as a Democrat,” Trump said. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, known as FDR, was paralyzed from the waist down due to polio but rarely photographed in a ⁠wheelchair while president. Trump said the first lady ​also did not like how he sometimes ​pretends to lift weights during his speeches to dramatize his efforts to prevent transgender people from competing in women’s ‍weightlifting competitions. Apologies to Melania, but I’m with President Trump on this. We love his dancing and those lighter moments where his comedic prowess shines. By the way, this isn’t the first time President Trump has imitated a transgender weightlifter on stage. I’ll end with a few clips of different times he’s performed the hilarious bit in the past:

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DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—Vice President JD Vance told Salem Radio Network host Scott Jennings on Tuesday that the Trump administration was looking into the “entire network” of organizations that support left-wing violence. President Donald Trump declared Antifa a domestic terrorist organization in a Sept. 17 post on Truth Social, a week after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated during an event at Utah Valley University. Vance told Jennings that the administration would not just stop at those who threw bricks at United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents or who attacked conservatives. “It’s not just the people who commit the violence, Scott, I mean, look for every person who throws a brick at an ICE agent or takes a shot at a conservative commentator, there’s an entire network behind it,” Vance told Jennings. “Who brought the brick? Who paid for it? Who are the networks, the violence that actually support this stuff, that ferment this stuff? How do people get radicalized, if not for the really crazy rhetoric we see coming from some corners of the far left?” “You know, Scott, even after Charlie was shot there were people who are celebrating, who said that he deserved it,” Vance continued. “All of that is part of a network of left-wing violence. It’s not just the person who pulls the trigger, it’s all the people who support them and make it possible for them to get radicalized in the first place.” During the 2024 presidential campaign, Trump survived two attempts on his life one during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the other while he was playing a round of golf in Florida. Ryan Wesley Routh, who was charged with the September 15 attempted assassination, declared his intent for Trump’s death in a letter, according to legal filings. “We have a very aggressive task force right now to try to root out this left-wing political violence, try to find out who’s funding some of this crazy stuff, try to find out who’s buying the bricks that these people are throwing at ICE agents, and I think that’s going to bear some real fruit,” Vance said. “Obviously, that stuff takes time, but I do think the American people should expect that their government is going to respond to this stuff.” ICE facilities in Chicago and Portland, Oregon, have been the site of several riots as resistance to the agency’s efforts targeting undocumented immigrants has increased during President Donald Trump’s second term. During one ICE operation in Chicago, agents were assaulted by multiple attackers who used vehicles to ram cars used by the agency. Before those events, the Department of Homeland Security stated in a Sept. 26 post on X that there had been several violent assaults on an ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois. In Portland, Oregon, left-wing rioters have allegedly attacked conservative reporters covering the unrest and intended to use lasers against aircraft operated by federal law enforcement agencies. Two individuals were killed during a shooting at an ICE office in Dallas on Sept. 24, with the shooter taking his own life. In Texas, there were at least two earlier cases where gunfire was aimed at ICE or Border Patrol locations in July, with ten people being charged in connection with the event in Alvarado, Texas. ICE agents have also been shot at while carrying out enforcement operations in Illinois and California. Originally published by The Daily Caller News Foundation. The post JD Vance Breaks Down the Latest on the Trump Admin’s Crackdown on Left-Wing Violence appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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A day after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth moved to censure Democratic Senator Mark Kelly (AZ) for his poke-the-bear video last year all-but-directly encouraging members of the military to refuse to orders from President Trump, Kelly ran whining Tuesday to ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings as both were more than willing to celebrate him “fighting back” and “speaking up” for what he believes in. The ABC interview even included his wife, former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords (D-AZ). Co-host Michael Strahan teased an interview by chief business, economics, and technology correspondent Rebecca Jarvis in which Kelly would “fir[e] back...after the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s censure, accusing the retired Navy captain of making seditious statements.” Jarvis fretted “these allegations, they could cost him his military rank and retirement pay, but this morning Senator Kelly and Gabby Giffords say they are fighting back.” ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’ wants you to feel bad for Arizona Democrat Senator Mark Kelly over @SecWar moving to censure him and downgrade his rank from his service in the Navy Ridiculously softball interview from chief business, economics, and tech correspondent Rebecca… pic.twitter.com/PzURtxWV7d — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 6, 2026 It began with Kelly couching his wink, wink, nudge, nudge comments seeking to purposefully sow dissension in the military as free speech: “I have a right just like every other American to say what I think, what I believe.” Jarvis framed the administration’s position as merely believing “Kelly and other lawmakers counseled members of the armed forces to refuse lawful orders.” This led into her first aired softball: “Is there anything in retrospect that you would have said or done differently over these last several months?” Kelly replied he had simply “repeated what is in the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which is the law for the military.” But, as our Jorge Bonilla noted at the time, what Kelly and his colleagues did could have run counter of 18 USC § 2387 (which we summarized above). After recalling that President Trump had posted on Truth Social about the ultimate punishment for seditious treason (death), Jarvis lobbed another softball that she probably attempted to paint as a tough one: “How do you respond to critics who say your message risks being read through a partisan lens inside what should be a non-partisan military?” Kelly wasn’t pressed on his answer, which insisted the video was “not partisan” and cartoonishly claimed the President should have praised him for. “The censure will result in a demotion of Kelly’s rank and retirement benefits. Kelly, who served over 25 years in the U.S. Navy, and his wife, former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, vowing to fight the action with everything they’ve got,” Jarvis swooned. Following sound from both Giffords and Kelly insisting they won’t shirk from the kerfuffle, Jarvis concluded back live that the outcome of a censure could “result in discipline and that it could subject him to criminal prosecution or further administrative action.” CBS Mornings wasn’t an better. In fact, most of it was spent asking him predictable questions (and hearing predictable, partisan answers) about the U.S. military operations in Venezuela. Click the X post to read all their questions, including the classic “what is your response” to the Trump administration being mean to him: ‘CBS Mornings’ also spoke Tuesday with Democrat Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, sucking up to him over Venezuela and the latest move by @SecWar Here were the ‘questions’ asked of him in the taped interview... Gayle King: “[The Trump administration] say[s] it’s not a regime change,… pic.twitter.com/lI12bAur3V — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 6, 2026 What weak tea. Even though she has appeared to put the CBS Evening News back on the right track, Bari Weiss still has a lot of work to do. To see the relevant transcripts from January 6, click here (for ABC) and here (for CBS).