In this comedy performance at Davos, British impressionist Rory Bremner delivers a biting Trump impersonation fresh off the former president’s controversial speech. Watch as Bremner skewers Trump’s ambitions to acquire Greenland, his claim about winning a “FIFA Piece Prize,” and his outlandish tariff proposals - including a 200% tax on champagne if Macron won’t join his “board of peace.” Interviewer Edie Lush from Hub Culture engages Bremner in a candid discussion about Trump’s Davos address, comparing it to wartime threat scenarios. Bremner breaks down the rhetoric, fact-checks inflated claims (inflation at 2.7% vs. claims of “zero inflation”), and explores how Trump’s messaging uses “alternative facts”—a term Kellyanne Conway popularized in 2017. The conversation spirals into comedic gold as Bremner tackles: • Trump’s NATO criticism and his apparent ignorance of Denmark’s military sacrifice in Iraq and Afghanistan • His geopolitical fantasies (turning Gaza into a Spearmint Rhino, owning Greenland) • British politics and the Conservative Party’s collapse under Liz Truss and Kemi Badenoch • References to Tony Blair, David Cameron, Boris Johnson, and subtle digs at King Charles and Prince Andrew A must-watch for fans of political satire, impressionist comedy, and sharp analysis of contemporary global politics. Perfect for viewers interested in media criticism, Davos insights, and how comedians decode political rhetoric. Keywords: Rory Bremner, Trump impressionist, Davos 2026, political satire, Edie Lush, comedy, Greenland, NATO, tariffs, British politics