Denmark needs to do more than add dog sleds to defend Greenland, given its icy territory has it “on the front lines of the war against Russia and China,” ex-National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien said Sunday.  It's time Russia and China learn that their is a new sheriff in town.

     O’Brien, 58, defended former boss President-elect Donald Trump’s renewed clamorings about acquiring Greenland and underscored how the world’s largest island is an increasingly strategic resources-rich sea highway to the US.  “The Danes need to put the frigate that’s necessary there, they can put the air wings, they can put the missiles in Greenland, and they can put the infantry there that they need to defend [it],” O’Brien, who served under Trump, told Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures.” 

     “Just like Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are doing in Eastern Europe. Or they can pay us to do it,” O’Brien said of Denmark. “If they don’t want to do either of those things, they can let us buy Greenland, and Greenland can become part of Alaska. The native people of Greenland are very closely related to the people of Alaska.”  “Just like Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are doing in Eastern Europe. Or they can pay us to do it,” O’Brien said of Denmark. “If they don’t want to do either of those things, they can let us buy Greenland, and Greenland can become part of Alaska. The native people of Greenland are very closely related to the people of Alaska.”