“Unleashing Fury: Trump’s Belligerent Threats Spark Global Fears of Confrontation”

**Trump Slams Biden Transition, Considers Renaming Gulf of Mexico to ‘Gulf of America’**

In his second press conference since being elected president, Donald Trump continued to Promote his bold vision for the United States, while criticizing the transition process and announcing new investments in the country.

On Tuesday, Trump announced a $20 billion investment by Middle Eastern company Damac Properties to build new data centers across the United States, particularly in the Midwest and Sunbelt. However, he quickly turned his focus to criticizing President Joe Biden’s final actions before leaving office and expressing his desire to acquire Greenland and the Panama Canal, without ruling out the use of military force to ensure what he called U.S. economic and national security.

**Trump Slams Biden Transition**

Trump took aim at Biden’s move to ban all future offshore oil and gas drilling on the east and west coasts of the United States, calling it a “big mistake.” He vowed to “revoke it immediately” and claimed that it was one of several actions taken by Biden to make the transition more difficult for him.

“We inherited a difficult situation from the outgoing administration, and they are doing everything they can to make it even more difficult,” Trump said, admitting that the transition process has been challenging.

**Trump Considers Renaming Gulf of Mexico to ‘Gulf of America’ and Seizing Panama Canal**

Trump also considered renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America” and seizing the Panama Canal, saying that it would be a “beautiful name” and “fitting.” He stated that he had previously wanted to buy Greenland, but the island had refused, and he had also considered imposing “very high levels” of tariffs on Denmark to acquire it.

When asked if he would use military force or economic coercion to acquire Greenland, Trump did not rule it out, saying, “I can’t guarantee you either of those. But I can say this, we need them to keep our economy secure.” His eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., was in Greenland on a personal visit at the time, sparking speculation that the two were discussing the possible acquisition of the island.

**Trump’s Plans for the Panama Canal and Other Territories**

Trump also declared his intentions to acquire the Panama Canal, claiming that the U.S. has always been a “big supporter” of the project. He criticized former President Jimmy Carter’s oversight of the Panama Canal Treaty, which gave the country final control of the vital waterway, saying it was a “big mistake” that contributed to Carter’s failure to win re-election.

The President-elect also expressed his desire to acquire other territories, including the Middle Eastern country of Qatar, saying, “I’ll make a great deal for Qatar, believe me. It will be fantastic.”

Q1: Can you confirm if the Middle Eastern company Damac Properties will build new data centers across the United States?

A1: Yes, that’s correct. We’re excited to announce a $20 billion investment by Damac Properties to build new data centers across the United States, particularly in the Midwest and Sunbelt.

Q2: What are your plans for the Gulf of Mexico and the Panama Canal?

A2: We’re considering renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America” and, of course, acquiring the Panama Canal. It’s a vital waterway, and we’ll do whatever it takes to ensure its security and benefit American businesses.

Q3: How do you plan to acquire Greenland and the Panama Canal?

A3: We’ll use any means necessary to ensure U.S. economic and national security. I can’t guarantee the use of military force or economic coercion, but I can say that we need these territories to keep our economy secure.

Q4: What’s your stand on offshore oil and gas drilling?

A4: We’ll “revoke” Biden’s ban on offshore oil and gas drilling and encourage more domestic energy production to boost our economy.

**Conclusion**

Donald Trump’s aggressive plans for his presidency have been making waves, both domestically and internationally. While critics have expressed concerns about his plans for acquiring territories and using military force, supporters see his bold vision as a sign of strength and confidence. Only time will tell if Trump’s ambitions will translate into action and what the consequences will be for the United States and the world at large.**Trump Warns of “Hell to Break Loose” if Israeli Hostages Don’t Return**

In a recent press conference, President-elect Donald Trump warned that “hell will break out” if the Israeli hostages being held by Hamas are not released by the time he takes office. When asked to elaborate, Trump simply stated, “It’s not good for Hamas. It’s not good for anybody, frankly.”

**”Huge Progress” Being Made in Hostage Negotiations**

Witkov, a representative for the hostage takers, reported in a brief statement that “really huge progress” had been made in the negotiations, sparking hopes that a resolution may be near.

**Ceasefire Talks Underway**

Majid Ansari, a spokesperson for the Qatari Foreign Ministry, also reported that ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel were already underway.

**Trump Won’t Rule Out Pardoning Violent Rioters on January 6**

When asked by ABC News senior White House correspondent Selina Wang if he would pardon defendants charged with violent crimes on January 6, including those who assaulted police officers, Trump refused to rule out the possibility. He downplayed the violence, stating, “The only person who was killed was a beautiful young lady named Ashley Babbitt.”

**Trump Continues to Downplay January 6 Violence**

Trump again attempted to minimize the severity of the events, referring to the day as a “day of love.” However, the U.S. Department of Justice reported that over 140 law enforcement officers were injured in the riots.

**Praise for Facebook and Instagram’s Decision to End Fact-Checking Program**

When asked about Meta’s decision to replace its fact-checking program with “social notes,” Trump praised the move, stating, “I think they told the truth and I think they’ve made a lot of progress, Meta, Facebook. I think they’ve made a lot of progress. Big progress.”

**Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)**

Q: What did Trump say about the Israeli hostages being held by Hamas?
A: Trump warned that “hell will break out” if the hostages are not released by the time he takes office.

Q: What progress has been made in the hostage negotiations?
A: Witkov reported that “really huge progress” has been made, but details of the negotiations have not been disclosed.

Q: Will Trump pardon defendants charged with violent crimes on January 6?
A: Trump refused to rule out the possibility, downplaying the violence and stating that “the only person who was killed was a beautiful young lady named Ashley Babbitt.”

Q: What did Trump say about the decision to end Facebook and Instagram’s fact-checking program?
A: Trump praised the move, stating that Meta “told the truth and made a lot of progress, big progress.”

**Conclusion**

As the clock ticks down to Trump’s inauguration, the world waits with bated breath to see if the outgoing president will live up to his warning of a “hell to break out” if the Israeli hostages are not released. In the meantime, observers are left wondering what the next steps will be in the hostage negotiations and how the situation will develop. One thing is certain, however – the world is watching with anticipation, and holding its breath.