Brittany Luce

Thanks. Okay, so you're both from Canada and live in the U.S. now. How much do you find Americans know about Canada compared to how much Canadians know about the U.S.?

Thanks. Okay, so you're both from Canada and live in the U.S. now. How much do you find Americans know about Canada compared to how much Canadians know about the U.S.?

It's very different from the United States.

It's very different from the United States.

It's very different from the United States.

Satya, how much do you find Americans know about Canada?

Satya, how much do you find Americans know about Canada?

Satya, how much do you find Americans know about Canada?

We don't even know the inside, like, insulting jokes. That's a good one. Okay, okay, I agree. I think we could stand to learn a bit more. Maybe especially now that tensions between our nations have risen. President Trump raised eyebrows and some hackles when he started floating the idea of annexing Canada to make it our 51st state.

We don't even know the inside, like, insulting jokes. That's a good one. Okay, okay, I agree. I think we could stand to learn a bit more. Maybe especially now that tensions between our nations have risen. President Trump raised eyebrows and some hackles when he started floating the idea of annexing Canada to make it our 51st state.

We don't even know the inside, like, insulting jokes. That's a good one. Okay, okay, I agree. I think we could stand to learn a bit more. Maybe especially now that tensions between our nations have risen. President Trump raised eyebrows and some hackles when he started floating the idea of annexing Canada to make it our 51st state.

Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something. You get rid of that artificially drawn line and you take a look at what that looks like.

Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something. You get rid of that artificially drawn line and you take a look at what that looks like.

Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something. You get rid of that artificially drawn line and you take a look at what that looks like.

The stereotype is that Canadians are kind, but they, by and large, did not take kindly to this. As of April, two-thirds of Canadians considered the U.S. to be unfriendly or an enemy, and 61% say they have started boycotting American companies. And pretty shockingly, Trump's comments have been attributed to the win of the Liberal prime minister candidate Mark Carney in their recent election.

The stereotype is that Canadians are kind, but they, by and large, did not take kindly to this. As of April, two-thirds of Canadians considered the U.S. to be unfriendly or an enemy, and 61% say they have started boycotting American companies. And pretty shockingly, Trump's comments have been attributed to the win of the Liberal prime minister candidate Mark Carney in their recent election.

The stereotype is that Canadians are kind, but they, by and large, did not take kindly to this. As of April, two-thirds of Canadians considered the U.S. to be unfriendly or an enemy, and 61% say they have started boycotting American companies. And pretty shockingly, Trump's comments have been attributed to the win of the Liberal prime minister candidate Mark Carney in their recent election.

a total turnaround from a 27-point Conservative lead in the polls. Commentators say Canadians didn't want a Conservative who might be sympathetic to Trump. That's what's most interesting to me, is that Canadian dislike and distrust of the U.S. is not new. Canadian views on the U.S. have trended negatively for decades. From a high of 81% of Canadians holding favorable views of the U.S.

a total turnaround from a 27-point Conservative lead in the polls. Commentators say Canadians didn't want a Conservative who might be sympathetic to Trump. That's what's most interesting to me, is that Canadian dislike and distrust of the U.S. is not new. Canadian views on the U.S. have trended negatively for decades. From a high of 81% of Canadians holding favorable views of the U.S.

a total turnaround from a 27-point Conservative lead in the polls. Commentators say Canadians didn't want a Conservative who might be sympathetic to Trump. That's what's most interesting to me, is that Canadian dislike and distrust of the U.S. is not new. Canadian views on the U.S. have trended negatively for decades. From a high of 81% of Canadians holding favorable views of the U.S.