Trump Issues Fresh Threat to Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodriguez: 'If She Doesn’t Do What's Right...'

Key Highlights

• The President, who had just arrived at his golf club in West Palm Beach at the time of the call, sounded relaxed and upbeat.
• He made clear that Venezuela might not be the last country to face US intervention.
• Asked about Greenland, Trump returned to a familiar refrain.
• "We do need Greenland, absolutely," he said, describing the island as "surrounded by Russian and Chinese ships." In discussing Venezuela's future, Trump dismissed objections from within his own MAGA coalition and expressed support for efforts that would once have been described, by him, as nation building or regime change.
• "You know, rebuilding there and regime change, anything you want to call it, is better than what you have right now," he said.