Amy McGrath

As you said, one of the developments that I think flew under the radar this week amid the chaos in Greenland was the fact that Canada, Canada, our second largest trading partner in the entire world, after a year of the United States punishing Canada with these stupid tariffs, one of our closest allies, by the way, has just signed a trade deal

With China saying that China is more predictable than the United States.

I mean, they're now calling China their strategic partner.

Yeah.

And that means jobs.

Yep.

Jobs here, here in Kentucky.

Yeah, and I mean, it's just for nothing, for nothing.

But this agreement here with China, between Canada and China, now Canada apparently is gonna allow, you know, 49,000 or 50,000 Chinese electric vehicles into their market with the potential for even higher over the next few years.

And we're literally handing the future of electric vehicle manufacturing to China.

And I really think the Chinese are just laughing their asses off right now.

I mean, Trump is saying, well, this is a good thing.

Look at what Carney's doing with this deal with China is really good for them.

Yeah, it may be good for Canada.

It's not good for the United States.

So he's the American president here.

It's crazy.

I mean, Donald Trump has said the United States doesn't need anything from Canada in terms of exports.

I mean, okay, the majority of our crude oil that comes into the United States comes from Canada, but okay.

Kentucky, my state, depends on world markets.