00:00Thank you very much everyone. This has been an amazing journey with tremendous people and two of them are at
00:08my left and I very much appreciate it. I don't think I have to go through a very long number
00:15of words. We just did that. I just want to say I want to thank the prime minister and the
00:19prime minister, Greenland, Denmark and we're going to have a tremendous relationship, a secure relationship and we look forward to
00:28it.
00:29We'll be working very hard and very much in conjunction with each other and it's just a real honor to
00:34be here. This was long in the making. You know, you could go back many, many decades, probably centuries, but
00:44you go back way back in the line of presidents and almost every president at least mentioned it, but most
00:52of them just mentioned it.
00:53Some really wanted to make a deal and never got done, but we're getting it done. So this is tremendous
01:01for Europe and for the United States and for everybody and for Greenland. It's going to be incredible.
01:06And the people of Greenland have been so nice. The people of Denmark have been amazing. And so I know
01:12it's going to be a long term, fantastic relationship. So I want to thank you all for being here. I
01:18hope you agreed with the words I just made. General Assembly, it was a very great honor to be there.
01:26I've done it now a few times and it's always an honor. It's an honor to be here. And I'd
01:32just like to ask the prime minister of Denmark to say a few words and then prime minister of Greenland.
01:37Thank you very much.
01:38Please.
01:40Thank you.
02:16Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you very much.
02:19Does this mean that ownership...
02:21We are very well represented by our partners.
02:26Does this mean that ownership of Greenland is all at the table?
02:29Is ownership of the table?
02:34Mr. President, do you still want to own Greenland?
02:36Thank you very much.
02:44Thank you very much.
03:02Thank you very much.
03:02Gracias.
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