The United States should purchase Greenland because it is strategically vital for national security and contains untapped mineral resources.

“in actuality we really should actually take Greenland though because Greenland actually is quite a vital place territorially the United States actually spends on the military defense of Greenland like right now we have military bases in Greenland”

The push to acquire Greenland is driven by corporate business interests rather than national security and does not benefit the American people.

“This is about, as pretty much every regime change war we've gotten involved in, this is about US-based multinational corporations taking advantage of land that has been stolen by the United States or a country that has been meddled with by the United States.”

She maintains that the United States has an obligation to secure Greenland as part of its national security strategy.

“And I guess I'm going to say maybe an obligation to secure Greenland as part of that strategy. It's all under the national security strategy and it's all under making America first.”

The United States should acquire Greenland because it is necessary for national security purposes and to protect the Free World from rivals.

“We need Greenland for national security purposes I've been told that for a long time long before I even ran I mean people have been talking about it for a long time you have approximately 45,000 people there people really don't even know if Denmark has any legal right to it but if they do they shoul”