Trump, on how far he is willing to go with Greenland: You'll find out'

"Halfway through the day, the Republican had another surprise in store: an unannounced appearance at the White House, replacing the weekly press conference held by his spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt. It soon became clear that it would be a long it ended up lasting almost two hours, including a monologue of over 80 minutes and disjointed speech, in which Trump jumped from one topic to another with no apparent method, from domestic to international politics and from facts to exaggerations."

"Trump began speaking to the reporters crowding the room with a dismissive air, seemingly low on energy and without a script, as he shuffled through papers containing police records of alleged criminals in Minnesota the worst of the worst, he said and took the opportunity to attack some of his enemies, whom he called sick, and to repeat lies such as one he still maintains, more than five years later, that the Democrats stole the 2020 election from him."

President Trump began the day with messages on Truth and planned overnight travel to the Economic Forum in Davos. He made an unannounced White House appearance replacing the regular press briefing, which began late and lasted almost two hours. The appearance included a monologue exceeding 80 minutes and a disjointed, unscripted speech that jumped across domestic and international topics. He displayed police records, attacked political enemies, repeated false claims about the 2020 election, and spoke about accomplishments and divine approval. He responded vaguely to a question about acquiring Greenland and framed the administrations record as turning a mess into a beautiful picture.

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