Charlie Angus

I was in a coffee shop today. People were coming up to me and I said, hey, simple thing, you know, you can do your part. Don't buy American. And they said, what are you talking about? We stopped buying products in the grocery stores over a week ago. We check everything we buy. So here's how it's going to go down. This is going to be very rough. But the big wake up call is for our American friends.

For example, Kentucky. The number one purchaser of Kentucky spirits in the world is Canada. And all our provinces have just pulled it off the shelves. So there, that's the first hit that we push back. The auto sector, communities like Bowling Green, Arlington, Lansing, Toledo, your plants are going to go down in a week.

For example, Kentucky. The number one purchaser of Kentucky spirits in the world is Canada. And all our provinces have just pulled it off the shelves. So there, that's the first hit that we push back. The auto sector, communities like Bowling Green, Arlington, Lansing, Toledo, your plants are going to go down in a week.

For example, Kentucky. The number one purchaser of Kentucky spirits in the world is Canada. And all our provinces have just pulled it off the shelves. So there, that's the first hit that we push back. The auto sector, communities like Bowling Green, Arlington, Lansing, Toledo, your plants are going to go down in a week.

I'm not bragging, I'm not boasting, I'm not threatening, but the auto sector is so integrated in North America that if Donald Trump starts throwing up barriers for just-in-time delivery of important parts to American auto plants, the assembly lines start to come down very quickly.

I'm not bragging, I'm not boasting, I'm not threatening, but the auto sector is so integrated in North America that if Donald Trump starts throwing up barriers for just-in-time delivery of important parts to American auto plants, the assembly lines start to come down very quickly.

I'm not bragging, I'm not boasting, I'm not threatening, but the auto sector is so integrated in North America that if Donald Trump starts throwing up barriers for just-in-time delivery of important parts to American auto plants, the assembly lines start to come down very quickly.

Well, I'm wearing my Team Canada jersey tonight because we have this tradition in Canada for American viewers who don't watch hockey. It's called going over the boards. And we learned this as kids. You know, when one of yours is threatened, the coach says, go over the boards, boys. And we go over and we take the other team and we get game misconducts and we get slashing penalties.

Well, I'm wearing my Team Canada jersey tonight because we have this tradition in Canada for American viewers who don't watch hockey. It's called going over the boards. And we learned this as kids. You know, when one of yours is threatened, the coach says, go over the boards, boys. And we go over and we take the other team and we get game misconducts and we get slashing penalties.

Well, I'm wearing my Team Canada jersey tonight because we have this tradition in Canada for American viewers who don't watch hockey. It's called going over the boards. And we learned this as kids. You know, when one of yours is threatened, the coach says, go over the boards, boys. And we go over and we take the other team and we get game misconducts and we get slashing penalties.

But it's like they never touch one of our players again. And right now, Canada's feeling, we were just set to go over the boards and Donald Trump choked. So we're really glad that we're not going into a trade war, but we're also feeling this was a moment to take this guy on. He blinked. He choked. What?

But it's like they never touch one of our players again. And right now, Canada's feeling, we were just set to go over the boards and Donald Trump choked. So we're really glad that we're not going into a trade war, but we're also feeling this was a moment to take this guy on. He blinked. He choked. What?

But it's like they never touch one of our players again. And right now, Canada's feeling, we were just set to go over the boards and Donald Trump choked. So we're really glad that we're not going into a trade war, but we're also feeling this was a moment to take this guy on. He blinked. He choked. What?

Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn't give up our nationhood, the tariffs were going to stay on. And then we hit him with $125 billion worth of tariffs. And we started taking off the Kentucky booze off our shelves. Then we started to take off the California wines. Then we said, you're going to get another $25 billion right after that. And the market started to tank.

Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn't give up our nationhood, the tariffs were going to stay on. And then we hit him with $125 billion worth of tariffs. And we started taking off the Kentucky booze off our shelves. Then we started to take off the California wines. Then we said, you're going to get another $25 billion right after that. And the market started to tank.

Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn't give up our nationhood, the tariffs were going to stay on. And then we hit him with $125 billion worth of tariffs. And we started taking off the Kentucky booze off our shelves. Then we started to take off the California wines. Then we said, you're going to get another $25 billion right after that. And the market started to tank.

And he suddenly said, oh, didn't you guys have a plan that was already to deal with the border like back in December? I love that. I'll take that. This is Mr. Art of the deal. Well, from a Canadian perspective, Donald, you seriously pissed us off. You insulted us. You degraded our nation. And

And he suddenly said, oh, didn't you guys have a plan that was already to deal with the border like back in December? I love that. I'll take that. This is Mr. Art of the deal. Well, from a Canadian perspective, Donald, you seriously pissed us off. You insulted us. You degraded our nation. And

And he suddenly said, oh, didn't you guys have a plan that was already to deal with the border like back in December? I love that. I'll take that. This is Mr. Art of the deal. Well, from a Canadian perspective, Donald, you seriously pissed us off. You insulted us. You degraded our nation. And

we stepped up and i got a lot of people calling me and saying i don't want to back down now i don't trust this guy i've lost trust in our american allies so yeah we will take whatever your 30-day uh grace period while you go back and deal with your other fights but right now canada is still sorely pissed and i think we're gonna have to deal with this in the long term