Donald Trump Vs Ted Cruz

Trump, Denmark and Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz once joked Trump would 'nuke Denmark.' Now he backs taking Greenland.

Sen. Ted Cruz is introduced by former President Donald Trump at a rally at Million Air, a private airplane terminal at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on Oct. 25, 2024.

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Yes, Ted Cruz said in 2016 that Trump 'would have nuked Denmark'

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Resurfaced video shows Ted Cruz warning Trump ‘could nuke Denmark’

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Live updates: Jack Smith testifying before Congress about Trump investigations

Smith previously told Congress that his team found “proof beyond a reasonable doubt” that the president engaged in a "criminal scheme" to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

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U.S. Won’t Use Force to Acquire Greenland, Trump Says

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Trump set to face a diplomatic intervention on Greenland in Davos

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Trump says he won't proceed with tariffs over Greenland ownership

Trump said in his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that he won’t use force to seize Greenland, but he added that the U.S. would be “unstoppable” if it did.

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Trump says 'framework' of Greenland deal discussed with Nato as Starmer prepares to meet Danish PM

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Trump claims to have struck Greenland deal after bellicose Davos speech

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Anti-Trump posts from Vance, Rubio, Cruz resurface in 2016 trend

JD Vance wrote in a social media post in 2016 that he found President Donald Trump "reprehensible."

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'Jaw-dropping': People are stunned by Ted Cruz's ominous Trump warning in decade-old clip

The Texas senator, in the heat of his 2016 presidential campaign, put Trump on blast over his ability to "keep this country safe."

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Ted Cruz’s 2026 game plan: Lose weight, skip the drinks, read the Bible daily

EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Ted Cruz has three New Year’s resolutions— and he’s making it his 2026 mission to stick to them.

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Trump kicks off 2026 with 4 new judicial nominees

U.S. President Donald Trump has named his first nominees for federal judgeships in 2026, including a former chief counsel for U.S. Senator Ted Cruz and a lawyer involved in fighting class action "abuse.