Donald Trump said at his joint session of Congress that he will get Greenland “one way or another.”
“And I also have a message tonight for the incredible people of Greenland. We strongly support your right to determine your own future and if you choose we welcome you into the United States of America,” he said on live television.
“We need Greenland for national security and even international security and were working with everybody involved to try and get it but we need it really for international world security and I think we’re gonna get it,” he continued, “One way or another we’re going to get it.”
As President Donald Trump began his address in the House chamber, Rep. Melanie Stansbury, a Democrat from New Mexico, displayed a sign stating, “This is not normal” – while Barron Trump was no where to be seen.
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The sign was swiftly taken from her and discarded by an unidentified individual. Stansbury, who joined the House in 2021 and represents a solidly Democratic district, serves as the leading Democrat on the Natural Resources Committee.
Meanwhile, Trump’s speech was disrupted when Rep. Al Green was removed after shouting a four-word chant. Green stood up during Trump’s speech, refusing to sit, and shouted “he has no mandate” while gesturing with his cane.
Trump’s Democratic rivals are fundraising off his speech
“HOLY COW!!!!!” reads the subject line of an email from former Vice President Kamala Harris seeking contributions to the Democratic National Committee.
Harris and the Democratic Party’s prodigious fundraising operation raised more than $1 billion in their campaign against Trump. But the former vice president has continued to solicit contributions under the “Harris Fight Fund.”
That’s the postelection label for the “Harris Victory Fund,” a joint fundraising operation of Harris’ campaign, the DNC and state Democratic parties.
