"You know, today the stock market clearly signaled they're anxious too about his actions or his handling of Greenland. And Denmark says they're going to stop buying U.S. treasuries. Now they're trying to exercise their own leverage against the United States, but really against Donald Trump and say, you would be a threat to the U.S. economy because if Trump is imposing tariffs to get his way on Greenland,"
"it'll do tremendous damage to the Europeans. But I think there would be some repercussions for the U.S. government overall. And today with the press conference, he says he thinks he's doing great in the first year with specific reference to the economy. The polls don't show that the American people agree on that point. He sounds a little bit like Biden on this."
The stock market signaled anxiety about U.S. actions toward Greenland, and Denmark announced plans to stop buying U.S. treasuries. European officials sought leverage by warning that potential U.S. tariffs tied to Greenland could harm European economies and produce repercussions for the U.S. economy. The U.S. president publicly praised his first-year economic performance while polling did not uniformly reflect public agreement. RealClearPolitics polling averages place the president near approval levels of recent presidents, and inflation has remained around 3% since the previous administration left office. Debate continued over whether additional tariffs on unsupportive countries were under consideration.
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