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If Greenland is important, why are US troops there in the hundreds?: Rivera | NewsNation Live

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On Monday's "The Daily Take": NewsNation's Connell McShane and Geraldo Rivera discuss President Trump's recent message to Norway's prime minister, where he mentioned not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and questioned Denmark's "right to ownership" of Greenland. Rivera believes it's "crucially important" for the United States to have a stronger military presence in Greenland due to factors like the war in Ukraine and Russian threats but says he's worried Trump doesn't have someone telling him not to go about it this way.

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