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5:57Now PlayingThe Defense Minister of Denmark reminded troops this week of a rule from 1952 that requires soldiers to immediately attack any invaders, even before orders to do so are handed down. This reminder came as the country was addressing concerns that Donald Trump is going to try to take the territory of Greenland by force, and it is a sign that Denmark (who controls the territory) will shoot first and ask questions later if Trump tries anything. Tensions between the US and Europe are at a breaking point over Trump's quest for empire, as Farron Cousins explains.
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