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President Trump Keeps Them Guessing about Greenland

REPORTER: “How far are you willing to go to acquire Greenland?” TRUMP: “You’ll find out.”

The Greg Laurie Show, January 25, 2026

Immigration Scams Rampant in the US

Bombshell Footage Claims Judges Can Be Bought With Bribes in Ohio Immigration Courts

Trump Speaks In Davos, Addresses Greenland

President Donald Trump took the stage at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday, using his global address to promote America’s economic strength, energy dominance, and America-First agenda. Trump highlighted what he called the United States’ economic resurgence, crediting tariffs and domestic production for making the U.S. “the economic engine on the planet.” He contrasted that success with Europe, criticizing high energy costs and wind power, saying European nations are “destroying themselves” with policies that weaken growth. A major focus of Trump’s remarks was Greenland, which he described as a critical strategic asset for U.S. and global security. The president called the Arctic territory “our territory,” arguing that American control is necessary to protect international shipping lanes and national security interests. Trump emphasized that he does not intend to use force, but said immediate negotiations with Denmark are needed. The president also addressed Venezuela, predicting its oil industry will thrive with U.S. involvement and cooperation, and reiterated that American leadership is key to stabilizing global energy markets. Trump’s speech was punctuated with humor and sharp one-liners that drew laughter and applause from the Davos audience, underscoring his message that America’s economic model — not global bureaucracy — is driving growth and prosperity.

Canada & China Reach Deal On EV Imports

Canada & China Reach Deal On EV Imports With Daniel Turner, Founder & Executive Director of Power the Future (PowertheFuture.com).

What The Heck Happened To Minnesota?

What The Heck Happened To Minnesota? With Ed Morrissey, Managing Editor at HotAir.com

World Leaders Gather In Davos For World Economic Forum

World Leaders Gather In Davos For World Economic Forum With Rep. Scott Perry, U.S. Congressman (R, PA-10) – Former Leader of the Freedom Caucus, House Oversight Committee, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

Trump arrives in Switzerland after Air Force One setback

President Donald Trump has arrived in Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, overcoming a mid-flight setback that forced him to switch planes. Trump’s arrival marks his third appearance in Davos as president, drawing global attention ahead of his Wednesday speech. During the forum, Trump is expected to press allies on trade, security, and America-first economic policies, as debates continue over tariffs and global influence. White House officials emphasized that the delay was precautionary and that Trump’s schedule remains on track.

Clintons Facing House Contempt Over Epstein Investigation

House Republicans are moving to hold former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress over their refusal to comply with subpoenas related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. If enforced, the action would mark the first time a former U.S. president has faced this congressional penalty. The Clintons have declined for months to provide testimony requested by the House Oversight Committee, arguing that the subpoenas are invalid. Lawmakers say contempt proceedings could set the stage for a potential criminal referral to the Department of Justice, which might result in prosecution. The Oversight Committee, led by Chairman Rep. James Comer, initiated the proceedings as part of its ongoing probe into Epstein’s network and the involvement of high-profile figures.

Forecasters warn of major winter storm across US this weekend

The U.S. is bracing for a major winter storm this weekend as forecasters track an Arctic air mass moving south from Canada. The frigid air is expected to clash with rain, creating a mix of heavy snow, ice, and freezing rain across much of the nation. The National Weather Service warns of “great swaths of heavy snow, sleet, and treacherous freezing rain” starting Friday in the central U.S. and shifting toward the East Coast through Sunday. Northern states will remain in a deep freeze from polar air, while southern states face the risk of ice accumulation and potential power outages. Major airports in Dallas, Atlanta, Memphis, and Charlotte are expected to experience delays or cancellations as the storm moves eastward. Travelers are advised to monitor local forecasts and plan accordingly. Meteorologists say the storm could be “widespread and potentially catastrophic” from Texas to the Carolinas, emphasizing caution for residents in the affected regions. For the latest updates and interactive maps of the storm’s path, visit the National Weather Service website.

Trump marks first year back in office with marathon press briefing

President Donald Trump marked his first year back in office yesterday with a marathon press briefing at the White House, addressing a wide range of topics from domestic policy to foreign relations. White House correspondent Greg Clugston reports that the briefing drew intense media attention, with Trump taking questions for several hours and emphasizing accomplishments from his first year back in office. Topics ranged from economic initiatives and trade policies to international diplomacy, with the president highlighting his administration’s priorities and plans for the year ahead.

Trump’s Air Force One Returns To Washington After Minor Electrical Issue

President Donald Trump’s Air Force One was forced to turn back to Joint Base Andrews shortly after departing for Switzerland on Tuesday, the White House confirmed. Officials say the crew identified a minor electrical issue mid-flight and returned out of an abundance of caution. There was no threat to safety, and the president’s schedule was not disrupted. Trump later continued his trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos aboard a backup Air Force aircraft, a modified Boeing 757 typically used for domestic trips to smaller airports. The White House emphasized that the incident was purely precautionary, and the president is expected to participate in all scheduled events in Switzerland.

Trump says US and NATO will reach agreement on Greenland soon

President Donald Trump expressed optimism Tuesday that the United States and NATO will soon reach an agreement over Greenland, the Arctic territory of NATO member Denmark. Speaking to reporters at the White House before departing for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump emphasized the deal would satisfy both sides. “I think that we will work something out where NATO is going to be very happy and where we're going to be very happy, but we need it for security purposes. We need it for national security and even world security,” Trump said. Trump has also shared AI-generated images on social media depicting himself planting a U.S. flag on Greenland, highlighting the high-profile and unconventional approach to the Arctic region. European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, have cautioned against yielding to pressure, emphasizing respect for international law and multilateral agreements. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney also expressed opposition to U.S. tariffs related to Greenland. White House officials defended the administration’s strategy. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said tariffs are a legitimate tool for protecting national security, while Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick noted past trade disputes with Europe ultimately resolved successfully. Trump’s renewed tariff threats have rattled global markets. On Tuesday, U.S. stock indexes closed sharply lower, while Treasury yields rose amid uncertainty over trade and Arctic security negotiations.

Trump is putting away criminals...Liberals hate it

Trump Is Putting Away Criminals...Liberals Hate It

More than 10K Criminal Illegal Aliens Arrested in Minnesota

Jurors Selected For Alleged Murder-For-Hire Case In Chicago

A jury was selected Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of offering a $10,000 bounty for the life of a Border Patrol commander behind an immigration crackdown in Chicago last year. Juan Espinoza Martinez, 37, faces one count of murder-for-hire. Federal prosecutors allege he’s a “ranking member” of the Latin Kings gang who offered a reward for Gregory Bovino’s killing. The Border Patrol official has been the public face of the Trump administration’s combative immigration operations including in California, North Carolina and Minnesota. Espinoza Martinez is the first person to be criminally tried in connection with the crackdown in and around the nation’s third-largest city. Bovino and the Trump administration have held up the case up as an example of increasing dangers faced by federal agents. But a slew of federal lawsuits have fueled skepticism about the Trump administration’s narrative on the Chicago operation. Of the roughly 30 criminal cases stemming from Operation Midway Blitz, charges have been dismissed or dropped in about half. In a notable lawsuit that forced Bovino to sit for depositions, a federal judge found he lied under oath including about alleged gang threats. Days ahead of Espinoza Martinez’s trial, prosecutors acknowledged they didn’t have evidence proving gang ties, leading U.S. Judge Joan Lefkow to bar questioning on the Latin Kings. Espinoza Martinez, who has pleaded not guilty, wore a dark suit and tie to court and watched the proceedings intently. He’s been in federal custody since October when he was arrested. Born in Mexico, he’s lived in the U.S. for more than 30 years. He does not have legal permission to stay in the United States. His family and attorneys say he is not in a gang. The father of three worked as a carpenter. “The evidence on Mr. Martinez’s intent is so weak,” defense attorney Jonathan Bedi told the judge before jurors were brought in. Opening statements were set for Wednesday after 12 jurors and two alternatives were chosen. Much of the juror questioning was done in private conversations between the judge and attorneys. Prosecutors allege Espinoza Martinez sent a Snapchat message in October to other gang members that read in part “10k if u take him down,” along with a picture of Bovino. He also allegedly offered $2,000 for information about the commander. The criminal complaint cites an anonymous source who accused Espinoza Martinez of being a “ranking member of the Latin Kings.” The trial is expected to last a few days and feature testimony from federal agents along with excerpts of a video-taped interview Espinoza Martinez gave to authorities after arrest. Bovino is not expected to testify. If convicted, Espinoza Martinez faces up to 10 years in prison. “Putting a price on the life of a law enforcement officer is a line that can never be crossed,” U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros said in an October statement announcing the charges. Scrutiny on agents’ use of force has followed operations in Los Angeles, Chicago, New Orleans, and currently in the Twin Cities of Minnesota. The arrests by armed and masked agents have led to to numerous protests and intense standoffs in each region. In the Chicago area, more than 4,300 people were arrested for alleged immigration violations in the crackdown that began in September. Bovino has signaled immigration operations in Chicago will ramp up again in the coming months.

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