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‘The View’: Ana Navarro Says JD Vance’s Greenland Trip Is Just a Distraction

The cohosts of *The View* and many segments of the mainstream media have been discussing the Signal Scandal, a national security blunder involving top-tier officials accidentally adding a journalist to a discussion of impending strike plans in Yemen.
In response to the Signal Scandal, the Trump administration, according to Ana Navarro, is attempting to shift public attention, with Navarro calling the situation a 'distraction in chief'.
Reportedly, Donald Trump has a mission to acquire Greenland, which is currently part of Denmark and possesses strategic properties, and some sources indicate he even demanded Canada join the U.S. As the 51st state.
Referencing Trump's interest in Greenland and Canada, Alyssa Farah Griffin pointed out the irony, and Trump himself is quoted as saying, 'He should not be saying we're going to take Greenland,' while also stating, 'Canada, take one for the team, please!'
Second lady Usha Vance's prep team struggled to find a welcoming local family in Greenland, where residents are reportedly making red hats resembling MAGA hats that say 'Make American Go Away,' reflecting opposition to Trump-Vance policies.

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Waving at Ghosts? JD Vance’s Accidental Wave in Greenland Moment Goes Viral

JD Vance faced online ridicule for waving at a non-existent crowd during his Greenland visit, adding to the controversy over his scaled-back trip.

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The View thinks the Greenland trip flub was an attempt to distract from Signalgate

The ladies of "The View" mocked Vice President J.D. Vance and second lady Usha Vance for failing to properly stage a diplomatic visit and photo opportunity in Greenland. It was announced that Mrs. Vance would visit the large Dutch island this week, but multiple reports said that they were unable to find anyone in Greenland willing to greet her upon arrival. The event then turned into an official visit with the vice president. “There was so much …

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