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TRUMP BOTCHES TRADE DEAL WITH CANADA - They Made INSANE DEMANDS - CANADA SAYS NO!

Dave Neal85 views
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That's right, an economic war with Canada, our biggest ally, all because of a mistake.He doesn't even have to say how the United States not only retracted its policies, but also tried to have some kind of...They're putting it there, what the hell are they putting there?We don't know which friends we can play with, you know, it's a disaster out there.

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We haven't made fun of each other.At the beginning of last year, in this room, I observed that the process of decades of growth would impose a series of tariffs on its closest allies and would use economic integration as its signature was written, in pencil.

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Wow, signature written in pencil.We have an eraser there for you, Trump.I mean, look, don't get me wrong, this is what Trump does.He gives for sitting down, friendships, things that should be written in the art of negotiation, right?He gives a percentage of how much he can achieve with peaceful negotiations and tries to use it.The tariffs were annulled by the Supreme Court.

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The companies that paid the tariffs received refunds, although our taxes and inflation rose.We didn't recover anything.There was no stimulus check for tariffs.You don't have to wait to receive one in the first place.So it's one thing after another, and this is the way in which Trump...This is all that Trump knows.

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When you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.But in the current world, you can't just open a pen, Now, I think that when we have a reasonable president in office, there will be a lot of mea culpa, press releases, joint conferences, and I think we'll rebuild some of these bridges.But the question is, what will happen in the meantime to the war?

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Why were we attacked?It's like being at war when you're attacked.We were attacked.The plan, we have the approach, we'll respond, we'll focus on what we can control, we'll build.

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But a good problem is that it's empty.We are fighting a war against Iran.We need oil.We desperately need it.You're telling me that Canada has a lot of that?Well, I should have paid attention to the, you know, global political universe here when I entered that war in the Middle East and I realized that it would have been good to have friends because you can't just kidnap every president like you did in Venezuela, right?

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Trump kidnaps the president of Venezuela, steals his P, young and attractive Danish woman already in the north who has all the oil in the world and it would be a shame that you don't... ...privatize the ancillary reductions proposed by the Canadian automobiles.His insistence in harder terms against Canadians.Well, wait, leave my Canadian bacon alone.It's an important matter.We are lucky to be in that position where we have had a fat wallet and we can do that.Very soon, we will see what happens the opposite, where we will not have much money because Trump is taking us to an economic crisis.

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Another outstanding justification for the tarpaulins of E has been his...

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By quoting them right now, he is saying how stupid they are.That they quote.They say quote.And it's true.Anyone who has done something to study this knows how stupid this all sounds.This has nothing to do with the economy, as you know, in terms of what is important.

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You know, you know what we should worry about is our debt, the real debt that our country has.Not the deficit, if we sell more to Switzerland than they sell to us.I mean, what are we talking about right now?

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But the small commercial deficit of EE merchandise.There's only one reason for that.By supplying 99 % of their natural gas imports, 85 % electricity, and 60 % crude oil and diesel.

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Get that crude oil.

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If you want us to stop sending any of that energy...

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My God, my friends, we're lost.Now, this is not going to happen, but Canada has that letter under its sleeve.So, it's in total disadvantage here.Canada will do very well.And again, if we...You know, this...

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is what I think is crazy.Trump thinks he can hit people.That's a hook, a punch in the face.I'm going to hit you.I'm going to charge you an extra.Or I'm going to charge our importers an extra.

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Well, we have this bigger economy, we buy a lot of things, we have all this influence.You see, maybe that can be developed in a certain way.American steel.We want our American steel workers to make the products here.So that's why we're going to put hooks on Japanese steel.It's very safe, perfect.

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That's what Bernie Sanders supports, but he has absolutely nothing to do with this other than making the prices of goods go up for us.By the way, they say that Mark Carney is going to do very well with this.Something like the Ayatollah in Iran when we started bombing Iran.We have made the whole country join around the person who is being attacked.Generally something incomprehensible for anyone other than Carney.The Liberal Party is about to reach 60%.

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4:47

Yes, it looks very good at this moment while fighting against Trump, because many countries of having an integral agreement that was fair for both countries.We were close to that happening and it seemed that we were close to reaching an integral agreement and just with the United States.

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Listen, I don't want to make the French angry.They're going to beat the shit out of you.I've seen French people fight.This is not a fight that is won.

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In Canadian culture, that is not acceptable.That would never be acceptable.

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So, I guess the question is, what the hell happened in that meeting to make all of this go viral online?Let me tell you something.It's not normal for a channel like mine to find news on a trend that is about Canadian economic wars.

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of those responsibilities.And, therefore, the head of the US administration, the president, assumes the responsibility of the decisions they take.But I will say this, that the Canadian team was unified.Everyone knows what our objectives are, collective decision -making.As I say, ultimately, the cabinet and I assume the responsibility of those decisions, but together.You can't say the same about the administration of the United States.

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And, as a consequence, last point, and I will pass it on to your colleagues, and I think this is important.In the last few days, we were delving into specific issues.several of those problems that I just mentioned were very clear and it was not an agreement that we would sign.

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So he says that the United States is an absolute disaster.I suppose they start negotiating with one person and then another person enters the room and demands something different.United in what they want, they are all on the same page and the United States is an absolute disaster.Look, it doesn't surprise me.Restrictions to the right of Canada to seek global trade agreements, independent, veto power.So he wants to make Canada his puppet and Canada says, we are not your puppet.

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Changes to the rules of the French language in Quebec.Requirements to eliminate the Canadian cultural content quotas in the Streaming Act.So this is material that in EE, they would call it Dayco's Awoke, which is hilarious.It's like, why are we going to get into another country and how do they decide?They used to always say, well, if you don't like it here, move to Canada.Now, and by the way, it's not that they're going to accept us, but now it's like, now we want Canada to be more like EE.

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Why?Let Canada be Canada.Let our peculiar northern neighbors be who they are.Think about it, right?Right?The great Canadian Dave.

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That's what I am, BCD.Let me know where you are.I need my Canadian citizens.Press the subscribe button.If we go viral in Canada, maybe we'll do a tour in E -E -E -U.And we all have a food epidemic.

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I'd love to see them in Vancouver.Will they receive me in British Columbia?I'll even go to Nova Scotia.Did I say it right?Wouldn't it be crazy?The new rules of intellectual property of E. U. They understood the protections of patents and medicines.

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The issue of shared management or total control of E. About the extraction of critical minerals.Wow!We want minerals?It's probably the most important thing here.Direct pressure.By the way, if you don't know, I have great friends Vincent Etienne and so many other Canadian friends who will tell you the pride they feel to be on some of the best natural resource supplies in the world.

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Really.Direct pressure to increase defense spending and meet the strict objectives of...Reductions to the threshold of...We share everything.In the last 18 months, the new government of Canada has focused on strengthening our internal force, diversifying our associations abroad and abroad, and achieving a fair agreement with E. Our objectives in commercial negotiations have been to preserve free access to E, for the vast majority of Canadian companies, to provide greater stability in our commercial relations, it's important, so everything we've already shared, true, true.We work in that context to achieve a fair agreement that provides...

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That progress has not been enough to meet our objectives.So, everything I've exposed here is now in letter form.This strategy is not working.We are advancing with almost $500 billion in large infrastructure projects.At the same time, we are opening new export markets for Canadian companies.Our existing free trade agreements already provide Canada with preferential access to 1 .5 billion consumers.

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We are on our way to double that access to the market by the end of the year.So, frankly, they are doing well without us.Canadian economic growth is accelerating.We are on our way to have the second fastest growth of the G7 in the next two years.The economy is a disaster.But anyway, our exports to non -US markets are on their way to double over the next decade.

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Foreign direct investment in Canada is at its highest level in two decades, twice the rate of our closest G7 competitor.Canada is now the most attractive country in the world for investment in infrastructure.Canada has it, so it already has it.There it is.You know, there are always people I don't agree with, but I think he has a very high level of approval.And this shows that sometimes the good guy also wins.

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But again, the good guy has to be firm, and I say this for Canada.They have always been perfectly fine being the younger brother of the United States, but they are declining.The United States...Are we too extended?We are overwhelmed to the point of no longer providing protection to other countries, forcing them to leave the nest on their own.And I say to Canada, fly, fly far, do what is right for you.

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Just because I'm American doesn't mean I'm proud.And I'll say, no, we're doing the right thing.Fuck Canada.They, like so many other countries, have been very kind to us, as citizens, while they tried very hard to maintain the balance.And the problem is with the Trump administration.An administration that does nothing but put obstacles to itself.

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Now, tell me what you think about all these updates, and we'll see.And we'll see.Hey Dave, this is The Rush.

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