How to get what Greenland has, with permission

The podcast explores the strategic importance of Greenland to the United States, particularly in the context of rare earth minerals and geopolitical positioning. It highlights the U.S.'s historical dependence on China for rare earth processing and China's growing interest in Greenland's infrastructure and mineral resources. Despite Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland, the discussion reveals Greenland prefers to partner with the U.S. and that extracting Greenland's resources would be costly and time-consuming. The key argument is that the U.S. doesn't need to control Greenland to obtain its resources or strategic advantages, as cooperation, trade agreements, and existing military presence offer viable alternatives. The U.S. already has nearly unchecked access to Greenland for defense purposes since 1951.