Trump Reportedly LOSES His Mind Over Carney Giving NO RESPONSE
Canada Today • 337.0K views • 18h ago
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A year ago Prime Minister Mark Carney set the only terms he would accept from Donald Trump: two sovereign countries, a new partnership if there is one, and that partnership on Canada’s terms — not Washington’s. He said he would not go to the White House as a tourist. He said territorial talk about Canada would never happen. He pointed out that Canada is the biggest customer for more than 40 US states and supplies energy plus most of the fertilizer American farms use. Respect first. Then talks.
That line is now the backdrop to Trump’s latest outburst. An analyst describes the posts and threats as what happens when you tell a bully no: yelling, inbox-flooding, and a show of weakness. Canada’s counter-tariffs and refusal to rush back to the table are the message that Canada is not a vassal and not a well to pump dry. This video puts Carney’s year-old terms next to Trump’s current frustration.
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Carney's BBC Complete Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZCFtkqfEmw
Scott Reid's Interview to CTV News: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQVphDA_hMs
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