Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martini's coming up.

This is the last full Monday that you have to deal with Joe Biden as president of the United States

and Kamala Harris is vice president of the United States and Kamala Harris is

vice president of the United States. Jim, our four-year national nightmare is almost over,

but as we've learned already in this lame duck session, a lot can happen in a week.

We'll get to more Joe Biden in a second, but we do have good, bad, and crazy, so it's nice to have a good.

And Jim, the good is still in flux,

but it's not a no. So that's always happy. And that deals with the U.S. efforts to

probably procure Greenland from Denmark, which is a no at this point. But perhaps there's

something else that could happen there. In the first Trump administration, this was kind of a lark.

I remember our friend John Gabriel did the meme of the big Trump casino on the coast of Greenland.

Didn't really go anywhere.

It wasn't, as Trump says, one of his biggest issues.

Now he's been talking about this a lot in the transition period.

And a lot of folks are saying no this is actually

critical if we're on good terms with Canada and we're on good terms with Greenland or have a

significant role to play in Greenland that's a big part of the Arctic Circle and when you're talking

about space military work and other threats coming across the horizon. This is nationally strategically important.

This isn't just a lark. And so we'll see what happens here. But in addition to the fact that

political leaders in Greenland who do get to run their own internal affairs seem like they're

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