In the "Unforeseeable," Miller claims that the US has the right to take over all country for its resources

We are a superpower and under Trump's presidency we will behave like a superpower'

"Warrior" – so 1 of the democratic legislators described the tirade given by the leading advisor The White HouseStephen Miller in CNNon Monday evening concerning Trump's right of administration to take power over Venezuela — or any another country — if it is in the interests of the United States.

Senator Bernie Sanders. (I-Vt.) However, Miller simply presented to viewers "a very good definition imperialism", describing the worldview in which the administration functions, taking control of Venezuela and observing another countries, including GreenlandWhich he considers possible and should.

"This is what imperialism is about," said Sanders Jake Tapper of CNN. "And I fishy that people around the planet are saying, 'Wow, we're going back to where we were 100 years ago, or 50 years ago, erstwhile big, powerful countries utilized poorer countries for their natural resources."

Senator spoke to Tapper shortly after Miller's interview, in which the lead man asked if the president Donald Trump will support the Venezuelan elections respective days after US military bombed the country and Kidnapped president Nicolás Maduro and his wife.

Miller refused to respond straight to this question, saying it would only be "absurd and ridiculous" if the U.S. appointed the Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado to the country's leadership position, after which he asked Tapper for a "voice" and approval to explain the White House's position on abroad policy.

"United States They usage their armed forces to uncompromisingly safe our interests in our hemisphere," Miller said. "We are a superpower and under president Trump we will behave as a superpower. It is absurd that we would let a nation from our yard to become a resource supplier to our opponents alternatively than to us."

Instead of " demanding elections" in Venezuela, he added that "the future of the free planet depends on America being able to stand out and express its interests without apologizing."

Trump Administration multiple claimedThat Venezuela "stealed" oil from the United States. The country is believed to have the world's largest oil reserves and the government nationalised its oil manufacture in 1976, including projects led by American company ExxonMobil. fresh private oil operations were nationalized in 2007 by the then president Hugo Chavez.

Miller has presented 1 of the most unambiguous explanations of the White home view so far: that "swinging countries do not receive sovereignty if the US wants their resources," as translated typical Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) in a post on social media.

Moulton called Miller's tyranny "really unstable" and "a disturbing insight into how this administration perceives the world."

Miller's statements followed a akin direct resignation by US Ambassador Michael Waltz at an extraordinary UN safety Council meeting.

"You cannot proceed to have the largest energy reserves in the planet under the control of United States opponents" – said Waltz.

Miller's description of the White House's current position in abroad policy followed threats Trump towards countries specified as Colombia, Mexico and Greenland, and further comments suggested that the administration could shortly take control of the second country – even though it is part of the kingdom Denmarkwho together with the United States is simply a founding associate of NATO.

"Grenland should be part of the United States," said Miller. "The president was very clear on this issue. This is the formal position of the U.S. government."

He rejected the thought that the acquisition of Greenland, where about 56,000 people live, would affect military operations – although Trump announcedthat it does not exclude the usage of force – and said that "no 1 will fight militarily against the United States for the future of Greenland."

A immense island is strategically located in a ellipse Polar and has mostly unused resources of uncommon earth minerals.

Danish and Greenlandese officials condemned Trump's latest threats this week, and Denmark's Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, warned that, in accordance with the NATO treaty, "all will end" if the US invades another NATO country.

"International society as we know it, the democratic rules of the game, NATO, the strongest defence alliance in the planet – all of this would fall if 1 NATO state decided to attack the other" — She said Danish Live News channel on Monday.

Danish Government called Tuesday an extraordinary gathering of the Committee on abroad Affairs to discuss "the Kingdom's relations with the United States."

At CNN Sanders notedThat erstwhile Trump focuses on controlling oil reserves in Venezuela and resources in Greenland, people across the country of the president face expanding costs and financial uncertainty.

"Maybe alternatively of trying to regulation Venezuela," said Sanders, "the president will effort to better manage the United States of America.