Canada Sticks the Dagger in Trump After His Meltdown
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How is Canada responding to Trump's tariff threats?
We can do everything necessary to avoid these tariffs coming in, but like I said, if on Tuesday there are unjustified tariffs brought in on Canada, we will have an immediate and extremely strong response, as Canadians expect.
A powerful speech by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and a powerful response in general by Canada to the bullying and despicable behavior by Donald Trump and his administration now leading the United States of America. As you heard, Prime Minister Trudeau say that Canada will strike back hard. If Donald Trump does implement these tariffs that he's saying will be implemented on March 4th after making that fake deal 30 days ago. I wanted to share this clip with you as well. This is Mark Carney, who many expect will be the next leader of the Liberal Party and many expect will be the prime minister and will. potentially go on, I think, to defeat the Conservative Party coalition in an upcoming elections. The Conservative Party under Pierre Poliev had previously been polling ahead of Prime Minister Trudeau's led Liberal Party. But given the fact that Pierre Poliev is maple MAGA and they've been sucking up to Donald Trump, the Conservative Party in Canada has been
tanking and a liberal party with Mark Carney potentially as its next leader will be likely to form a government in the next elections. Here's what Carney has to say. Let's play it. But let me start by being clear.
We will never. ever be part of the United States in any way, shape or form.
Here, Carney is again talking about Pierre Poliev. That's why I wanted to give our non-Canadian viewers and listeners the context of what's going on in Canada with recent polling and who Poliev is.
Play this clip. We have to recognize that the Donald Trump of today is different than the Donald Trump of several years ago. Then his objective was to take more of our market. Now he wants to take our country. Let me finish by pointing out one other thing. Who's the worst person to stand up to Donald Trump? It's Pierre Poliev. He worships the man. He uses his language. He's not the right person for our country at this crucial time.
Now, I want to go back and share with you more of that clip from Prime Minister Trudeau in his speech about the likely tariffs that Trump has said he will impose on Canada. But first, I got to play a Canadian member of Parliament, Charlie Angus, a good friend of mine now. Here's what Charlie Angus had to say to me when I spoke to him recently to play this clip.
You know, I think the thing in Canada is we're just getting really tired of this. This guy's a convicted felon. He's a sexual predator. He just keeps poking us. He turned what could have been a really fun game, I mean, nothing better than a good hockey rivalry, he turned it into a hate fest, and Canadians were determined we were gonna win that. What I sense on the ground right now is whether he brings tariffs or not, we're in this to win and we're in this to push back. So every time Donald pushes us, it actually is destroying what's left of mega maple in Canada. And it's making everyone else say, yeah, okay, he wants to fight. I'm up for it. I got little old lady grandmothers who are telling me they're going out to do whatever they got to do.
They're going to fight because Donald just doesn't get it. The more he pushes, the more determined we are to push back.
Yeah, Charlie Angus does not mince words. Now, here's the full speech, about a minute, 30 seconds or so, of Prime Minister Trudeau when he talks about these tariffs that Trump now says he's threatening again. Here, play this clip.
The first thing on tariffs is to emphasize that our government, and indeed all of Team Canada, premiers, business leaders, community leaders, are focused on one thing, making sure that come Tuesday and for the weeks that follow, there are no tariffs imposed on Canada. The tariffs that the President speaks of for next week are centered around the fentanyl crisis that they're facing in the United States, but that we are also facing in Canada. And for months now, I've been emphasizing that less than 1% of the fentanyl that arrives in the United States comes from Canada.
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