Charlie Angus

And that's deeply offensive to us. It's deeply offensive to our friends in Europe. It's deeply offensive to our friends in Australia and Japan and elsewhere. So we're now, as the prime minister said, we're having to look elsewhere for the kind of alliances and agreements and understandings that we used to have with our nearest neighbour. If our nearest neighbour doesn't respect the rule of law,

And that's deeply offensive to us. It's deeply offensive to our friends in Europe. It's deeply offensive to our friends in Australia and Japan and elsewhere. So we're now, as the prime minister said, we're having to look elsewhere for the kind of alliances and agreements and understandings that we used to have with our nearest neighbour. If our nearest neighbour doesn't respect the rule of law,

for its citizens, how's it going to respect the rule of international law? And it certainly doesn't respect us as Canada. So we have no choice. We have to make decisions and we're going to make decisions that benefit our region and our people first.

for its citizens, how's it going to respect the rule of international law? And it certainly doesn't respect us as Canada. So we have no choice. We have to make decisions and we're going to make decisions that benefit our region and our people first.

for its citizens, how's it going to respect the rule of international law? And it certainly doesn't respect us as Canada. So we have no choice. We have to make decisions and we're going to make decisions that benefit our region and our people first.

And here's what Angus told me as well. Let's play it.

And here's what Angus told me as well. Let's play it.

And here's what Angus told me as well. Let's play it.

I think in Canada, the conversation for some time has been, how do we share information with an unstable supposed ally who's now our enemy? I mean, what are they, on some kind of group chat talking about international secrecy? We've seen with Mr. Pete Hegseth and his crowd. You think anybody's going to be sharing that kind of information when there's such a disregard for it?

I think in Canada, the conversation for some time has been, how do we share information with an unstable supposed ally who's now our enemy? I mean, what are they, on some kind of group chat talking about international secrecy? We've seen with Mr. Pete Hegseth and his crowd. You think anybody's going to be sharing that kind of information when there's such a disregard for it?

I think in Canada, the conversation for some time has been, how do we share information with an unstable supposed ally who's now our enemy? I mean, what are they, on some kind of group chat talking about international secrecy? We've seen with Mr. Pete Hegseth and his crowd. You think anybody's going to be sharing that kind of information when there's such a disregard for it?

So what it's doing is it's making America weaker, and it's making America more vulnerable. And we're having to really make serious decisions. Like on the F-35, there's a huge conversation going on in Canada right now. We understand. We have to retool our defence system because now suddenly we have a hostile neighbour.

So what it's doing is it's making America weaker, and it's making America more vulnerable. And we're having to really make serious decisions. Like on the F-35, there's a huge conversation going on in Canada right now. We understand. We have to retool our defence system because now suddenly we have a hostile neighbour.

So what it's doing is it's making America weaker, and it's making America more vulnerable. And we're having to really make serious decisions. Like on the F-35, there's a huge conversation going on in Canada right now. We understand. We have to retool our defence system because now suddenly we have a hostile neighbour.

And are we going to buy the massively expensive F-35 from American procurement when We don't know whether or not written into the codes will be stuff that Donald Trump or the United States can override to undermine our defenses. So now we have American contractors coming to Canada and saying, listen, honest to God, we will work with you.

And are we going to buy the massively expensive F-35 from American procurement when We don't know whether or not written into the codes will be stuff that Donald Trump or the United States can override to undermine our defenses. So now we have American contractors coming to Canada and saying, listen, honest to God, we will work with you.

And are we going to buy the massively expensive F-35 from American procurement when We don't know whether or not written into the codes will be stuff that Donald Trump or the United States can override to undermine our defenses. So now we have American contractors coming to Canada and saying, listen, honest to God, we will work with you.

We'll do it outside of the United States to keep your contracts. Whereas we're saying, well, we'll do it domestically or we'll do it in Europe. And the United States procurement machine is a huge economic driver, but we just can't trust them right now because we can't trust a neighbor who's threatening our sovereignty.

We'll do it outside of the United States to keep your contracts. Whereas we're saying, well, we'll do it domestically or we'll do it in Europe. And the United States procurement machine is a huge economic driver, but we just can't trust them right now because we can't trust a neighbor who's threatening our sovereignty.

We'll do it outside of the United States to keep your contracts. Whereas we're saying, well, we'll do it domestically or we'll do it in Europe. And the United States procurement machine is a huge economic driver, but we just can't trust them right now because we can't trust a neighbor who's threatening our sovereignty.