we have a lot of, say, footprint in denmark.aving said that, we do invest and expand a lot globally. most of what we sell in the u.s. we also produce in the u.s., so, in many aspects, we are as much a u.s. company as we are a danish company. but the headquarter -- the corporate headquarter is based in denmark for the foreseeable future. francine: you think of denmark, and really, now, you think of novo, because of the size of revenues, which is, i think, bigger than gdp. is that uncomfortable? lars: i think maybe the perspective should be corrected a bit, because there is this comparison about our market cap with the danish gdp. and we all know that gdp is an economic flow matrix for the flow on a yearly basis, and the market cap is the total value of the company. i'm sure if we compare the market cap of novo nordisk with the market cap of everything that's in denmark, we would be tiny. but, of course, there's also the point that, with our expansions, our more than 30,000 employees in denmark, huge capex investment, we are fueli

he says for from denmark. the gggogges, from denmark. it's not for sale, it's an integral the king at denmark and part of the king of denmark and it is not �*sale. he's it is not for sale. he's written that there written publicly that there could be retaliation against could be retaliationagainst for the prospect could be retaliationagainst these for the prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato the prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato allies 1e prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato allies and rospect of these nato allies and has been a very loyal denmark has been a very loyal ally, they deployed troops 7 7 as part of 77 as part of the to afghanistan as part of the lewis led coalition. the of them squabbling this of them squabbling this is f them squabbling this is enormously lbling this is enormously welcome like this is enormously welcome to people like president putin moscow and the president of in moscow and the president of beijing. as they view their various ambitions taiwan, territorially. taiwan, presid

and the green i'm is today a part of the kingdom of denmark. it's a part of our territory and it's not for sale. is the chairman of the leader of the greenland has been very clear, but they are not for sale. it's not the full say that was the statement from the dentist prime is that just gives you an idea about the glade, data volumes. i see that with fee and here in you about what happens next and whether the united states of america was to be full full is when it comes to the g . a strategic alliance with the european block for the time being 40. as i said, it's a very forced spence by the you. by the same time they say we would show support for demo who was slammed the americans with titus. if they decide to do so, to show them that we are strong and that we are united. thank you for that hash in my hand. byron lived in brussel. let's cross over to our white house correspondent . not kimberly how good in washington, dc. kimberly, as you heard the from a hash, him a great deal of anxiety in europe. but the, you are also very cautious about ho

and the green i'm is today a part of the kingdom of denmark. it's part of our territory and it's not for sale . the chairman, as a leader of the greenland has been very clear, but they are not for sale. the most out of scenes are leaving guys that's over the roof of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. this is the 3rd group to leave under the cease fire agreement is rarely is supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of this trip daily. but that target isn't being met. tara cup was whom has more details from vasa in southern gosh. of the w, o manage to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from because of strep to receive medical treatment approved. but there has been some sort of limitation in terms of the numbers of expect to patients to be evacuated based on the terms of agreements, agreements that offers the evacuation of 50 patients. today we can understand that this has been a part of the is very restrictions made on the security pretext as each patient. and it's court

11pm on monday for english clubs and united have moved to strengthen their squad with the signing of denmark. dorgu was introdced to the fans before today's game ayden heaven who signed from arsenal yesterday. as we've been hearing, spurs were also in action signing lens defender kevin danso on loan. lined up with wolves. of the scottish premiership after they and nearest rivals rangers both won earlier. won 3—1 at motherwell. adam cottier reports. se motherweuee facet: is motherwell following s~~~~~ decision to ss motherwell following 7 , , , — decision to . adam either 2 met last met maedacross |er 2 met last met maedacross to instinctively met maedacross to his first since november. the re—emergence of an old hero. and after the departure of kyogo furuhashi here's a check on the table — no change from bottom, five points clear of stjohnstone. late for the win. an 82nd minute own goal from aston villa gave despite coming out on top in a seven goal thriller against manchester city. that woke city up and mary fowler got one back for them, then former arsenal striker vivienne miedema made it

denmark's prime minister, mette frederiksen, said initially to her country don't worry, you know, it'snse phone call since then so the idea of nato countries squabbling amongst themselves to the mill to president putin and probably to xi jinping taking what they want. we have a live page up and on the bbc news website running on the bbc news website with the latest on the tariffs after those comments from president trump ahead of president trump and ahead of that meeting. a warning to panama over what he called chinese influence and control of the panama canal. over the waterway — a crucial route for trade, that acts as a short cut between the atlantic and pacific oceans. the us secretary of state demanded �*immediate changes' real threat from the us. the world cup in 2023. if found guilty, he could receive a jail sentence of up to two—and—a—half years. the spanish team lifts the 2023 world cup after beating but victory was soon overshadowed. but when it came to striker jenni hermoso, after this hug, he said the kiss was consensual, she said it was not. having been forced out of the fe

now we are going to put tariffs on denmark, our best small little ally, to steal greenland, which, by the way, we don't want. trump saw a map and thought how big is texas, i can get it for free. the point is -- and the democrats, as terrible as they are, because i don't think they have learned it, they are building dream catchers and sobbing. eventually they will get a general pattern and fight back and trump is on the clock. the midterm election, even if democrats screw up they are likely to win. trump is on a long leash to do a lot of damage but they will, i hope, figure this out and start fighting. >> on the cultural issues, james, more than half of men under 40 supported trump in this election. you raised concerns about picchi women in the democratic party. who are the preachy women? >> you would have to have your head in the clouds to not know that the credit messaging comes across to ordinary people as haughty and superior sounding. end of argument. i call it identity arenas and. i got determinism tells me that i should look at you more for your identity then your humanity. i ca

villa — after being frozen out and the striker is set to undergo a medical today. with the signing of denmarkr and, with a whole raft of injuries he's lined up with wolves. contract in the summer. celtic maintained their ten point lead at the top won 3—1 at motherwell. adam cottier reports. at park a fair milestone for callum mcgregor, 500th celtic appearance for the club captain. whatever he said he was quickly heeded by the lea7ders 7 leaders as dies and my -iei --iei dad headed in in the first minute. stephen frailwas minute. stephen frail was in temporary charge n as —— as maeda headed in. an equaliser and then the first league goal scored since here by this player. november here by this player. jota brought for a second jota brought on for a second celtic debut, and the forward celtic debut. and the forward scored in added subsequently scored in added time to complete the win, tirhe te eeh’lelete the witt—e"— —— , ,, ~ , emotional tirhe te eeh’lelete the witt—e"— —— , ,, .. , emotional celtic appearing emotional as celtic fans celebrated the re—emergence of an old hero. jota was prolific

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united states is natal, denmark who will have no recourse if the united states wants to take over greenland . and this is why increase was such a shock in panic because all the us back to state was didn't expect that will be treated this way. china is already prepare for sanction. china has largely di, couple phone united states. so this us additional us actually will have less the time, whereas this is lots of huge. this will cost huge impact on mer, united states largest trading partner, which is mexico and united states and mexico and canada. the washington is quickly losing popularity with its closest neighbors. canadian sports fans are using every opportunity to voice their discontent with donald trump's new tariffs going so far as to who the us national anthem, the hockey games, and ottawa, calgary. and now vancouver have kicked off with crowds of shouting down the star spangled banner. right, both whole reaction follows washington. this decision detects canada 25 percent on all exports to the us to move those, the significant challenges to the biological system of trade between canad

mexico and canada officially re branding the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america is hammered. denmark's prime minister trying to bully her into selling greenland to the united states. he was involved in the gaza cease fire even before he took office and now he's working to blow out the flames of the ukraine rusher conflict. so where is all this leading? what is trumps world view? are we seeing the emergence of a new american? we all politic in the world or our global intentions, going to go from bad to worse. today we're talking with one of america's pre eminent political science as john mearsheimer, professor of political science at the university of chicago. john, it is terrific to be with you today and look if there ever was an inflection point in foreign policy, donald trump coming in seems to be one of those. and so let me just ask you, what do you think donald trump strategic map looks like? what should look like from the mirror shiner perspective, a well, he's inherited a set of problems from jo by the 2 principal problems that he's inherited that he has to deal with or the confl

our member speaking to the prime minister of denmark a few months before the election and she kind of shrugged greenland off. it's clear this will be a major feature of the trump administration and european leaders have been resident that have been reticent but they have a list of retaliatory measures they are ready told fire off if they get these measures from donald trump coming in the next days or weeks. the question is what it -- what are his demands and he has made some indication of that before saying you need to up your defense spending and he wants to see nato spending hit 5%. no country is close to that except for poland. lng and fossil fuels. if you are adding all these tariffs, is there is much fossil fuel to go around? and to put this into scale, the trade between the u.s. and european union is about 1.5 trillion euros every year, bigger than every single european economy except for the u.k., france, germany and italy and they enjoy 3% tariffs. and goldman sachs has suggested that could wipe out 1% of european growth also adjust the trade deficit but let's not forget the u

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respect the right to offer the national states intervals and the green i'm is today a pop kingdom of denmark. it's a part of our territory and it's not for sale. europe is the. busy the us and it's pushed to go into china as growing mid to an economic fall, a may shift its focus from euro to the in the pacific gas. tom a is the 1st british prime minister to join a gathering of a lead is, says, brags, it's the main focus now is to figure out how to deal with trump in his 2nd time as us president, without risking a major crisis. but it's from the size one day to disengage from you or your latest think they should rely on the block itself. wine also expands in partnership with the u. k and other on lies to cope with grow into a political challenges. how should model? i was just you brussels, the for palestinians are leaving garza through the rest of the board across with egypt to get some medical treatment abroad. the world health organization has evacuated 39 patients along with 55 care. what cuz well this is the 3rd group to leave onto the ceasefire agreement as well. is supposed to allow 50

reference, but i absolutely do not think of fossilized throw-up, but alas, that is what they found in denmark >> an amateur paleontologist and self-described fossil nerd found this 66 billion-year-old fossilized animal vomit. he was walking alongside the coast when he found it. experts said it was legit. they think it contains at least two kinds of lily plants. the cretaceous era animal ate and then threw up on the beach. experts say disgusting discoveries like these help them with knowledge about the relationship between predators and prey and ancient food chains, but this looks like it could have been anything. it could have been a matt lively hangover in the marina. >> it's a caveman's hangover. i don't buy any of what they're saying. >> science for the win. >> dinosaur vomit. >> happy dreams. >> yes. hopefully you don't step on that on the sidewalk. >>> thanks for watching! "the late show" with stephen colbert is next. >> it's a little cr >> donald trump took the oath of office flanked by billionaires. >> mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos, sundar pichai, and elon musk. >> mark zuckerberg will a

united states is natal, denmark who will have no recourse if the united states wants to take over greenland . and this is why i increased with such a shock in panic because all the us vassal, staves didn't expect that will be treated this way. yeah, you mentioned that fire china being one of the targets of the terrace beijing has been the main talk in terms of the criticism from the us republicans. so far. trump is already implemented. i think it's 10 percent higher. so an impulse from china much smaller. those and what we've seen that with the 25 percent that he's left and the guidance neighbors, canada, and mexico. why do you think china has that being do from the small a tower so far? well, it is 10 percent additional care in addition to the care if that trump 1st 1st term and bite and administration has already slap on china. but yes, he does appear. it is less severe than the the tear that was slap on mexico and canada. and i think one reason is china is already prepare for sanction. china has largely di, couple phone united states. so this us and this.

denmark is still insisting that greenland is not for sale but the country is now suddenly open to the u.s. expanding our military presence on the island. by the way, they might be having a referendum soon and maybe the people get to vote themselves and i'm pretty sure that the u.s. would win that battle. and the media also ignoring the fact that president trump killed many isis terrorists in somalia this weekend. kamala never wanted you to... donald trump killed a whole bunch of them without killing a single civilian. america has a huge amount of leverage. president trump is not afraid to use it. take a look. >> had a great talk with mexico. we had the president, i like her very much. we've had good relationships but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. they are very tough to do business with and we can't let them take advantage of the u.s. tariffs are very powerful, both economically and in getting everything else. nobody can compete with us because we are the pot of gold but if we don't keep winnin

there are sea lanes there that the chinese and russians use that, frankly, denmark -- which controls's not doing its job and being a good ally. you have to ask yourself, how are we going to solve that problem, solve our own national security? if that means that we need to take more territorial interest in greenland, that is what president trump is going to do because he doesn't care about what the europeans scream at us, he cares about putting the interests of america's citizens first. there's another angle to this whole greenland thing, maria, that people don't realize. you've got probably 55,000 people living on greenland who are not actually happy with danish government. they've got great natural resources there, they've got an incredibly bountiful country that the danes aren't letting them develop and explore. of course, donald trump would take a different approach if he was the leader of greenland. maria: and the odds of the panama canal? >> well, look, they violated a core tenet of the agreement. remember, when we gave over, and i think it was a mistake, but when we gave over t

. >> canada, denmark. >> panama and so on. >> big trade. >> partners like mexico. and so. >> i'm just. >> trying to figure out the. >> methodology here. there are. >> there are. >> true rivalries, true adversaries. >> that we have. >> canada is not one of them, and panama is not one. >> of them. >> no one has brought proof yet. and it's possible, right? china is an adversary. no one has brought. proof that having the chinese manage who. >> unloads and. loads goods. >> on ships in panama is a national. >> security threat. >> to the united states. there's been no there's no been. >> no proof of. >> that yet. >> so these. >> are mainly. >> manufactured crises with. allied countries. but on the main issues geopolitically, the ukraine war, taiwan and so on, we haven't really seen. >> that much. >> action on the part of the administration. >> and i think you're going to start to see more about ukraine next week when the munich security forum convenes, which is an annual meeting, and i'll be attending that. but in fact, no, you're absolutely right. and, peter, just to wra

remember, denmark's a nato ally, founding member.n fact, if that means that we need to take more territorial interest in greenland. that is what president trump is going to do, because he doesn't care about what the europeans scream at us. he cares about putting the interests of america's citizens first. president trump says he'll speak with canadian prime minister trudeau today and quote mexican officials. so it's not clear if president sheinbaum is going to speak with him or laura. if it's going to be somebody else, one will follow. thank you very much. new this morning the tax season ramping up. advocates remind everyone there's a new free filing method that can also save you a lot of time. it's called irs direct file. and last year, more than 140,000 americans used it in 12 states. this year, it's expanded to 25 states, including california. advocates at the economic security project. nonprofits say it's simple to use, often taking filers less than one hour to complete. and it can speed up refundable credits. the average taxpayer

reminder denmark is a nato ally. it's a founding member.that means that we need to take more territorial interest in greenland, that is what president trump is going to do, because he doesn't care about what the europeans scream at us. he cares about putting the interests of america's citizens first. president trump says he'll speak with canadian prime minister trudeau today and mexican officials, so it's not clear if president sheinbaum will be speaking with him or somebody, maybe laura, on his on her staff. we'll continue to follow. thank you very much. well, just into our newsroom, two people are critically injured after a house fire in berkeley. it happened along cedar street near san pablo avenue. firefighters are still at the scene mopping up. we just received this photo of the fire. the chief says firefighters had to enter through a window to rescue someone trapped inside. two others, also inside the home, are now being treated at the hospital. their conditions are not yet known. contra costa county health leaders are keeping their a

azzam, who is a a senior figure in islam and denmark chrissie movement who lives in london. so three of our experts are palestinians, two of them are european phds. and i'm really proud that we were able rami i co-hosted these webinars and you can them they're still on our youtube channel just world educate but you know looking at 6 hours of of videos some people love to it some people like to learn things through text and i'm more of a text person. i want to say. so we took the transcripts from these webinars and lightly edited them as anybody who's ever worked with transcripts knows, you to do that and and then we made the book with the help of all books and. they're very speedy turnaround. so the book will available on well-known international retailer us on october 8th. it's available in several bookstores doors and can be ordered through all books website. and you know, there many things that we learned through this process. so for me there's a little bit of a historical background. i grew up in england and you know, in an era of decolonization, when every week it seeme

know i'd be the guy going on television like i am now, saying, hey, i'm worried about a war with denmark. i'm worried a war with panama. i want a war with canada. i mean, the eu. you think i'm joking? the eu military chief. just for your viewers to be aware of this, the european union's military chief said about a week ago. maybe we should put eu troops on greenland for the russians. no. for us, for the americans. that's insane. right? and you said allies canada sacrificed 165 people in afghanistan to fight alongside the us after nine over 11. you're picking fights with canada and mexico. this is a great moment for china, the country that trump thinks is the big enemy. and he's going to crack down. if i'm the chinese. i'm loving this moment. i'm calling up the colombians where he just picked a 24 hour trade war. i'm calling up all these countries in latin america and asia and africa and saying, can you really trust the united states? >> yeah, no. and that's this is this is an important point to get to ravi, because there is opportunity for other people. if you always thought america was

but then we have the fact that the president has been pressuring denmark to sell greenland to the u.s. that is correct, right? >> i think he has had such conversations and i think that it's right. >> the prime minister -- i see them as such a key ally, scandinavian countries, for many reasons, but the prime minister said no. greenland is not for sale. right? >> i did not speak to the prime minister. >> and have you discussed mining in greenland with the president? >> absolutely not. >> and would you see that the interests for whatever interest fitzgerald has in mining or other companies have that if america bought greenland or somehow obtained greenland that that would be more favorable to those terms? >> i doubt it but i would not have the foggiest idea. this has to be irrelevant. >> i think it is relevant. quite no, no, no, meaning -- sorry. that is not what i said. >> trying to pressure them. i think it is relevant to our commerce and national security and the likes. >> i'm sorry. that is not what i meant. i meant the economics of it are irrelevant. i was not talking at all about t