Trump won't rule out military intervention for Greenland as son visits island

The transcript covers the president-elect's speech on domestic investments, international relations, and security concerns. Key topics include AI centers in the U.S., potential interventions in Greenland and Panama, and foreign policy stances on Israel and Ukraine. The president-elect also addresses domestic issues like the January 6th Capitol incident and criticizes current environmental policies. The speech highlights the president-elect's priorities and challenges as he prepares to take office.

What was the initial focus of the president-elect's speech before it shifted to more controversial topics?

• Criticism of the FBI

• Military intervention in Greenland

• Offshore drilling bans

• Domestic investments in AI centers

What did the president-elect suggest about the potential annexation of Greenland and Panama?

• It is not a priority for his administration

• It has been ruled out completely

• It is crucial for national security and economic interests

• It will be decided by a public referendum

What was the president-elect's stance on Ukraine joining NATO?

• He was skeptical

• He was indifferent

• He fully supported it

• He had no comment

What did the president-elect say about the January 6th Capitol insurrection?

• He praised the rioters

• He criticized the FBI and made inaccurate claims

• He promised to pardon all involved

• He ignored the event completely

How did the president-elect respond to President Biden's offshore drilling bans?

• He planned to uphold them

• He supported the bans

• He intended to reverse them immediately

• He had no opinion on the matter