Charlie Angus

What kind of message is that sending?

But, you know, this isn't the first time Canadian intelligence and Canadian military has had to really question where we're going with the United States.

Remember when Donald Trump was first elected, the first time he fired James Comey and all that's coming back to bite us.

Right after firing Comey, he went into the White House and met with Sergei Lavrov, who's a very militant ally of Putin.

And he turned over information on an Israeli agent who was working within Syria.

I mean, he gave serious intel to the Russians.

This stuff's staring us in the face.

This guy has given stuff to Russia again and again and again.

He can't be trusted militarily.

He can't be trusted with intelligence.

Then we have like Pete Hegseth.

I mean, my God.

If Pete Hegsett was elevated in the Canadian Navy, I think he'd end up with one of those sock and a soap accidents because this guy is completely unfit for the job.

So Canadians are watching this and thinking, this is a nation that we used to work very closely with in terms of trade, very closely with intelligence, very closely with military.

We can't trust them on any front.

And we're going to have to start really, really rethinking our own defense in light of this.

No, I think you're right on.

I think the prime minister came back.

He needed to get a win because people are questioning being nice to Trump.

People have said again and again, they're willing to take economic hits.