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“F* Off, Mr. President”: Danish MP Melts Down on Live TV Over Trump’s Greenland Plan
A Danish Member of the European Parliament (MEP) has gone viral after delivering a blunt, profanity-laced rebuke to US President Donald Trump during a heated debate in the European Parliament. Anders Vistisen, speaking on January 21, 2026, directly addressed Trump’s renewed push to acquire Greenland, declaring the Arctic territory “not for sale” before telling the president to “f*** off” in no uncertain terms.
The Video :
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🚨HOLY SMOKES: Danish MEP Anders Vistisen to Trump:
— Brian Allen (@allenanalysis) January 20, 2026
“Let me put this in words you might understand: Mr. President, fuck off.”
Europe is officially done pretending this is normal diplomacy. pic.twitter.com/wtnIhdTJok
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The outburst occurred amid escalating transatlantic tensions over Trump’s demands for control of Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory vital for Arctic strategy, rare earth minerals, and military positioning against Russia and China. Trump has threatened 10-25% tariffs on European allies if Denmark refuses, refusing to rule out other measures.
Vistisen, a 38-year-old MEP from the Danish People’s Party, took the floor during a debate on US interest in Greenland. He emphasized: “Greenland has been part of the Danish kingdom for 800 years. It is an integrated country. It is not for sale.” He then switched to blunt English: “Let me put this in words you might understand: Mr. President, f*** off.”
The chamber erupted in shock. Vice President Nicolae Ștefănuță immediately interrupted, reprimanding Vistisen for violating parliamentary rules on language and decorum. Vistisen continued in Danish, undeterred, while the moment was captured on video and spread rapidly online, racking up millions of views within hours.
This isn’t Vistisen’s first time. He used similar language in January 2025 shortly after Trump’s inauguration, resurfacing the clip now as tensions reignite. The repeat performance underscores growing European frustration with Trump’s “America First” tactics, including tariff threats on Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and others unless Greenland is handed over.
Europe’s Furious Backlash
The speech has amplified broader outrage across the continent. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reiterated Greenland’s sovereignty, calling US pressure “unacceptable.” EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen vowed a “united and proportional” response, hinting at retaliatory measures. Leaders like France’s Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Friedrich Merz have coordinated emergency talks, branding the demands “blackmail” and a threat to transatlantic unity.
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Protests erupted in Copenhagen and Nuuk (Greenland’s capital), with thousands waving Danish and Greenlandic flags chanting against annexation. Social media memes mock Trump’s “real estate” obsession, while analysts warn the feud could fracture NATO at a critical time.
Trump, speaking at Davos, doubled down, calling Denmark “ungrateful” and claiming the US “gave” Greenland back after WWII was “stupid.” He linked the issue to broader demands on NATO spending and Arctic security.
Public and Political Reactions
The clip has divided opinions. Supporters praise Vistisen’s courage for standing up to a powerful leader, viewing it as a defense of sovereignty. Critics, including some Danish conservatives, say the profanity undermines parliamentary dignity and escalates tensions unnecessarily.
Online, reactions range from applause (“Finally someone says it!”) to concern over diplomacy. The viral moment highlights how Trump’s aggressive style provokes raw responses from allies, risking alliances built over decades.
As the Greenland saga unfolds, Vistisen’s “f*** off” has become a rallying cry for those opposing US coercion. With tariffs looming February 1, Europe braces for more fallout.
This dramatic outburst captures the high-stakes clash: one continent’s defiance against another’s demands. The world watches as words turn into potential economic warfare.
