Joly & Lutnick CLASH over Trump Official LYING about Canada

Howard Lutnick has gone public with a new account of why Canada–U.S. trade talks collapsed. He claims there was a handshake deal, that Canada walked away for domestic political reasons, that French-language protections were a manufactured issue, and that medium and heavy-duty trucks were only raised at the last minute. That version clashes with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s public explanation that last-minute American terms asked too much and offered too little. Asked about Lutnick’s comments, Industry Minister Melanie Joly refused to negotiate in public and instead focused on protecting auto, steel, and other tariff-hit industries. She said auto has been at the core of Canada–U.S. trade since the 1960s Auto Pact and that Ottawa will keep fighting for those jobs. This video breaks down Lutnick’s claims and Joly’s response. Like, comment, and subscribe for more coverage of the trade fight. Howard Lutnick Canada deal, Lutnick handshake claim, Canada walked away trade talks, manufactured French language issue, medium heavy duty trucks tariffs, Mark Carney bad deal, Melanie Joly not negotiate in public, auto sector poison pill, Honda Toyota Ford Canada, 25 percent auto tariffs, CUSMA trade collapse, Trump official Canada politics, Quebec Alberta elections claim, last minute US demands, Joly fight for auto jobs, Canada rejects bad deal, LeBlanc Carney negotiations, US Trade Representative narrative, Team Canada trade war, Lutnick vs Carney record Howard Lutnick Canada deal comments claim a handshake agreement, a manufactured French language issue, and last-minute truck demands, while Melanie Joly refuses to negotiate in public and Mark Carney’s record still holds that the United States asked too much, making auto jobs a core Canadian interest rather than a poison pill. HowardLutnick MelanieJoly MarkCarney TrumpTariffs CanadaStrong TradeTalks NoBadDeal AutoJobs TeamCanada CUSMA TradeWar Sovereignty Joly CarneyLeadership PoliticalNews BreakingNews StandWithCanada HandshakeDeal Ottawa CanadaFirst