Venezuela, Greenland rhetoric shows how Trump could reshape world

Radio National Breakfast
08/01/2026 7 min
Venezuela, Greenland rhetoric shows how Trump could reshape world

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Diplomatic heads are still spinning from the actions of the United States over the global stage.US forces captured the now deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro - but the White House is yet to lay out a strategy for a return to order. Meanwhile, an armed takeover remains on the table, as the Trump administration continues its pursuit of Greenland.Guest: John Lyons, ABC News Americas EditorProducer: Jason Whittaker

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