Fox News Interviews People In Greenland, And The Results Are Awkward For Trump
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The president-elect's son, Donald Trump Jr., recently claimed that Greenlandic people "love America and Trump." Fox News didn't make it seem that way.
A Fox News correspondent went to Greenland and said “most” people she spoke to were critical of Donald Trump’s push to take control of the Danish territory.
Reporting from Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, Alex Hogan said on Tuesday there had been a “lot of mixed reaction” there about the president-elect’s pitch.
She started by sharing snippets of an interview with an “avid Trump supporter,” Jørgen Boassen. He was kitted out in Trump merch and said Greenland is the “front door” to the U.S., suggesting the island could need protection from Russia and China.
It seemed as though Fox News could not find many others who shared his views.
“Most other Greenlanders we spoke with quickly bashed Trump’s comments, calling them offensive,” Hogan reported.
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