Caitríona Perry

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Newscast · What Is Andy Burnham's Missile Offer To Ukraine? · 24 Aug 2026 podcast

So we have this big long

run into January and presumably there will be some talks happening between now and then.

I also think in terms of the tit for tat that we've seen going on, and Jamie, you'll know more about this than I do, but President Trump and his team, they don't understand how the Canadian people have really got behind the Prime Minister as well.

I mean, so many Canadians have cancelled holidays to America, which would have always been a place, you know, people from both countries would go back and forth.

But I've spoken to many Canadians who just say, I'm I'm not spending

My money there anymore.

And crucially, the Canadian bourbon market and wine coming from California, bourbon coming from Kentucky, they have suffered massive falls in Canada because a lot of the premieres in the various areas have taken them off the shelves, basically.

And if they haven't, people just don't buy them anymore because there's really this consumer power of I'm not spending my money on American goods.

This is how we're being talked about.

I will say that it's August and Congress is out of session.

So, you know, there isn't a whole pile of chatter about it just yet, but there will be.

And of course, this is something that's been going on for so long, not just with Canada, but we've seen the back and forth of levying tariffs on the European Union and the UK as well and man many other areas.

And fundamentally

The way tariffs work is that things will get more expensive for American consumers as well, particularly on those things that they care a lot about, like cars.

So the tariffs are unpopular.

We obviously saw a Supreme Court ruling earlier in the year which struck down a big chunk of the tariffs.

The president was using a different law to try and levy those, and he and his team promised

workarounds, which is what we're seeing, and then these three three eight ones.

And I suspect we will see legal challenges to these ones as well.

I mean, Jamie's mentioning Windsor, Ontario, but the area around Detroit, Michigan, just across the bridge there as well.

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