This appears to be a transcript of the TV show "Face The Nation" from CBS News. The transcript includes conversations between the host, Margaret Brennan, and several guests, including Senator Mark Warner and Representative Mike Turner.
Here is an edited version of the transcript:
**Margaret Brennan:** Welcome back to Face The Nation. I'm your host, Margaret Brennan. Today, we're discussing a complex issue with our panel: President Biden's decision to put tariffs on European countries over Greenland. Let's start with Senator Mark Warner and Representative Mike Turner.
**Senator Mark Warner:** Thank you, Margaret. As Senator from Virginia, I've had the privilege of serving on the Intelligence Committee, where we've seen the president's actions on this issue. He's threatened to use military force against NATO allies if they don't give him control over Greenland. This is not a new issue - the United States has been interested in Greenland since the 1800s.
**Representative Mike Turner:** I agree with Senator Warner that this is not a new issue, but the way the president is handling it now is unprecedented. We're talking about a threat to our allies, our NATO partners who have been by our side for decades. And we're also talking about the economic implications of these tariffs.
**Margaret Brennan:** Representative Turner, what do you think is at play here? Do you think the president's actions are driven by a desire to expand U.S. influence or something else?
**Representative Mike Turner:** I believe that the president's actions are driven by his desire to show strength and power on the world stage. But this approach is not only ineffective, but it also creates a dynamic that benefits Vladimir Putin.
**Senator Mark Warner:** I agree with Representative Turner. This approach is not only misguided, but it also undermines our ability to work with NATO allies on issues like Iran and terrorism.
**Margaret Brennan:** Let's take a look at some numbers from CBS News' latest poll. Seventy percent of Americans disapprove of the president using funds to buy Greenland. Eighty-six percent disapprove of him using military force to take it. It seems that most Americans are not on board with this approach.
**Representative Mike Turner:** That's right, Margaret. And I think we need to have a conversation about what kind of power projection is necessary for the United States. We need to be able to project power in a way that respects our allies and our values.
**Senator Mark Warner:** I agree. As the leader of the free world, we need to be able to project power in a way that promotes our values and interests. But we also need to be smart about how we do it.
**Margaret Brennan:** Thank you both for your insights today. We'll continue to follow this story and provide updates as more information becomes available.
This is just an edited version of the transcript, condensed for readability. The original transcript may include additional context, discussion, or debate between the guests and Margaret Brennan.
Here is an edited version of the transcript:
**Margaret Brennan:** Welcome back to Face The Nation. I'm your host, Margaret Brennan. Today, we're discussing a complex issue with our panel: President Biden's decision to put tariffs on European countries over Greenland. Let's start with Senator Mark Warner and Representative Mike Turner.
**Senator Mark Warner:** Thank you, Margaret. As Senator from Virginia, I've had the privilege of serving on the Intelligence Committee, where we've seen the president's actions on this issue. He's threatened to use military force against NATO allies if they don't give him control over Greenland. This is not a new issue - the United States has been interested in Greenland since the 1800s.
**Representative Mike Turner:** I agree with Senator Warner that this is not a new issue, but the way the president is handling it now is unprecedented. We're talking about a threat to our allies, our NATO partners who have been by our side for decades. And we're also talking about the economic implications of these tariffs.
**Margaret Brennan:** Representative Turner, what do you think is at play here? Do you think the president's actions are driven by a desire to expand U.S. influence or something else?
**Representative Mike Turner:** I believe that the president's actions are driven by his desire to show strength and power on the world stage. But this approach is not only ineffective, but it also creates a dynamic that benefits Vladimir Putin.
**Senator Mark Warner:** I agree with Representative Turner. This approach is not only misguided, but it also undermines our ability to work with NATO allies on issues like Iran and terrorism.
**Margaret Brennan:** Let's take a look at some numbers from CBS News' latest poll. Seventy percent of Americans disapprove of the president using funds to buy Greenland. Eighty-six percent disapprove of him using military force to take it. It seems that most Americans are not on board with this approach.
**Representative Mike Turner:** That's right, Margaret. And I think we need to have a conversation about what kind of power projection is necessary for the United States. We need to be able to project power in a way that respects our allies and our values.
**Senator Mark Warner:** I agree. As the leader of the free world, we need to be able to project power in a way that promotes our values and interests. But we also need to be smart about how we do it.
**Margaret Brennan:** Thank you both for your insights today. We'll continue to follow this story and provide updates as more information becomes available.
This is just an edited version of the transcript, condensed for readability. The original transcript may include additional context, discussion, or debate between the guests and Margaret Brennan.
I mean come on, can you believe what's going on with our president? He's basically threatening to go to war over Greenland... like who even cares about that island?! 
It's just another example of him acting all tough and trying to show off in front of the world. And don't even get me started on how this is going to affect our relationships with NATO allies - it's all so unnecessary! 
What's really at play here? Is he just trying to distract us from other issues or something? I swear, every time I watch him speak, I'm like "wait, what's the real deal, dude?" 
And seriously, 70% of Americans disapproving of this plan? Like, yeah no kidding! Who wouldn't want to see our president acting all erratic and aggressive? 
so President Biden thinks he can just dictate to NATO countries how they should behave & threaten military force if they don't comply?? 
that's not leadership, that's dictatorship! 
and the worst part is, he's doing it over a tiny island in the middle of the ocean 
idk about u but I'm all for America being strong, but NOT at the expense of our allies & values 
anyone else with me on this? 
President Biden's decision to put tariffs on European countries over Greenland sounds super sketchy 2 me lol like what even is the point of takin control of some island in the arctic? 
i mean we got more pressing issues 2 worry about, like climate change & stuff. but idk maybe im just not gettin it 
like what even is the point of having control over a tiny island in the middle of nowhere ? 
and now he's threatening nato allies if they dont comply?? 
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. We need to talk about what kind of power projection works for the US 
. Maybe we need to have a national conversation about what kind of leader we want 
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It's like the Prez thinks he can just bully Europe into getting what he wants & they're all gonna be like "oh okay sure Mr Pres" 
. Newsflash: it ain't gonna work that way! 
It's like throwing a bunch of sand on the beach & hoping some gets stuck 
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what's next, gonna start competing for control over the moon? 
maybe we should focus on stuff that actually matters to us...
so i think its crazy how many americans are against this idea of taking greenland from europe. 70% dont agree with the president buying it with american money? that's a lot! 
maybe we should focus on fixing whats going on in america instead of trying to take something from some other country? 
. We need to think about the bigger picture here and how it affects everyone - not just America.