Eric Trump posts dad's 'shopping list' of countries -- RT World News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : Trump reiterated his call in a post last week, writing: "I think it is a great idea.
54% : Earlier this month, Trump also suggested that Canada should become the 51st US state.
48% : "In another post on Saturday, Trump warned that Washington could seek to regain control over the Panama Canal, a crucial artery which handles about 5% of world trade, if the Central American country continues to impose "exorbitant" fees on American vessels to use the waterway.
46% : In a post on his Truth Social media platform, Trump wrote that the US needs to acquire the autonomous territory "for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world.
40% : "The president is 100% serious," a source close to Trump told the news outlet, while another one noted that the president-elect "is of the belief that empires that don't grow start to fail" and "favors past presidents who were expansionist on the continent.
36% : "Trump aides and allies reportedly believe he is in earnest about buying Greenland and potentially retaking the Panama Canal, according to the New York Post.
29% : Greenland's prime minister, Mute Egede, dismissed any possibility of a deal with Trump on Monday, stating that the island "is ours" and "not for sale," as quoted by AFP.
22% : He reportedly first made the comment during a dinner with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, where the latter tried to dissuade Trump from placing tariffs on his country in retaliation for failing to stem the flow of illegal migrants and drugs across the border with the US.

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