501: Should the United States lay claim to the Arctic

The boys drink and review Sun Camp by Dewey Beer Company, then discuss the potential strategic reasoning behind Trump's threatening statements towards Canada and Greenland.

The boys react to a LinkedIn post that flips your mental map of the world — literally. What if you looked at the globe from the top down? Suddenly, the Arctic isn’t a frozen afterthought, it’s the new front line.

❄️ Is climate change turning ice into opportunity?

As the Arctic melts, it opens up shipping lanes and exposes a treasure trove of natural resources: oil, gas, rare earths, and more. Russia’s already militarizing. China’s nosing in. And the U.S.? Scrambling to catch up.

What’s at stake for the U.S.?

* Security: Russian nukes and Chinese icebreakers are already in the game.

* Resources: Greenland’s rare earths could break China’s monopoly.

* Influence: Whoever controls the Arctic will shape global trade, energy, and power.

Greenland matters more than you think, and so does Canada. The North is becoming a high-stakes geopolitical chessboard, and the U.S. can’t afford to ignore it.

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