Ben Mycelis

That's just the reality.

I mean, again, you look at what's happening with Trump's international relations as Trump attacks the United Nations, attacks the G7, attacks NATO.

America is weaker.

The global world order is less stable.

Canada is now doing deals with China, which it views as a more reliable partner than the United States.

You've got Prime Minister Keir Starmer from UK in China right now.

The European Union has Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the EU Commission, striking what they call the mother of all trade deals with India.

You've got South Korea and...

You've got Canada doing deals for auto and doing military deals.

You've got Canada looking to buy Sweden's planes over the F-35s, while America's response is, if you buy the planes from Sweden, Canada,

then we're going to get rid of NORAD.

And in fact, we're now going to fly F-35s over Canada whenever we want if you don't buy our F-35s.

NORAD is the North American Air Defense Command.

And so Trump's ambassador to Canada says, well, I guess if you don't buy our F-35s,

and you have the Sweden planes over Canada, you're still gonna need the F-35s over Canada.

So we're gonna fly over Canada whenever we want to intimidate you.

And that's exactly why Canada is saying, that's why we don't want the F-35s because we don't trust you.

And Denmark bought F-35s before Trump started attacking Denmark, because Denmark viewed this as something that can never possibly happen based on its past relations with the US.

Well, then after Donald Trump threatened the sovereignty of Greenland and Denmark,

denmark now saying oh crap because we bought the f-35s we have to rely on the united states for maintenance and the defense department to give us all the specs so now our airplanes are at the are we're beholden to the united states which is exactly why prime minister carney has done a full review of whether or not to buy the f-35s on paper the f-35s may be a more