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Louisiana Governor Offers Cookies to Greenland Children During Visit
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry spoke with children in Greenland as part of a delegation visit. A video of the exchange circulated online on Tuesday.
May 19, 1:12 PM·1m read1 source
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry spoke with children in Greenland during a visit by a Trump-linked delegation. In the exchange, Landry told the children that if they visited the Louisiana governor’s mansion, they could have all the chocolate chip cookies they could eat.
The video of the interaction was posted on X by the account Republicans Against Trump on Tuesday. The post described the remarks and asked viewers what the exchange represented.
Users on social media responded to the clip with confusion and mockery. Some reactions included memes referencing Jeffrey Epstein and President Donald Trump. The visit occurred amid renewed discussion of President Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland. Reports in 2019 indicated that Trump had considered purchasing the autonomous Danish territory, citing its Arctic location and natural resources.
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