Carney Turns Up Pressure on Trump Ahead of the G7

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What did Prime Minister Carney say about Donald Trump in his speeches?

Ben Meiselas 0:00
Canada's Prime Minister Carney just torched Donald Trump in one of the most powerful speeches I've seen. He gave this speech in Dublin, in Ireland. Then he gave a speech before that in France, standing next to French President Emmanuel Macron. I want to show you just how powerful this speech is as Prime Minister Carney talks about the organization of a new world structure where the united states is essentially being pushed to the sideline and middle powers are uniting canada europe and others to form their own superpower right now as donald trump's america first now means america alone watch as prime minister kearney talks about how the post cold war rules-based order is breaking down It's under threat and how multilateral institutions have weakened and thus change is absolutely needed and Canada is prepared to lead.
Ben Meiselas 1:00
Here, let's play this clip.
Mark Carney 1:02
And for Canada and Ireland, it means harnessing our deep relationships as sources of strength. And this is an urgent task now because the world is changing rapidly. Ireland and Canada are navigating a global rupture, not a quiet transition. The post-Cold War world rules-based order is breaking down. Multilateral institutions have weakened. Economic integration from which we have benefited is being weaponized. The international trading system which we've relied upon for decades is under threat.
Ben Meiselas 1:47
at the same time new technologies from artificial intelligence to cyber and quantum are changing the nature of war the structure of economies and the possibilities of human advancement and then he gives his solution and this is an echo also of what we heard him talk about in that powerful davos speech a few months back where he said look in a world where you have these great power rivalries that have developed

How is the current world order changing according to Carney?

Ben Meiselas 2:15
Mid-powers can either become dependent on one of the great powers, or the mid-powers can unite and we could be a great power. If Canada, European Union, as he goes, Ireland, others, if we join forces together, think about how we can be unstoppable and stand up against these bullies. Let's play this clip.
Mark Carney 2:37
The point is that in a world of great power rivalry, middle powers have a choice. which is to compete for favor of the great powers or to combine to create a third path with impact. The nations that invest in their own capabilities and partner with like-minded allies will multiply their strength. They become a more effective block to deter aggression, to protect their supply chains and to realize their core economic interests and because of the economic interests, their social,
Ben Meiselas 3:13
And again, speaking in Dublin, Prime Minister Carney talked about how right now many countries, ourself included, are concluding we must develop greater strategic autonomy because the rules that we've come to expect in the past, the architecture, frankly, that was created in a rules-based order developed by the United States, Trump has thrown it out the window. We can't depend on those rules anymore. So we must unite together. Again, a powerful message. Let's play it.
Mark Carney 3:47
Right now, many countries, ourselves included, are concluding that they must develop greater strategic autonomy. And the impulse for that is understandable. Because when the rules no longer protect you, you must protect yourself. And a country that cannot feed itself, fuel itself, or defend itself has few options.
Ben Meiselas 4:12
More from Prime Minister Carney here talking about how for decades, governments and businesses prioritized efficiency over resiliency, and that has left our supply chains and trading relationships that have created dependencies. And we thought we could depend on certain countries like the United States that we thought were allies. only for them to turn around and betray us in this way we must never fall for this mistake again we must never fall into this trap and i want when i play these clips i want our united states audience our canadian audience our international audience we have a very big international audience to truly reflect on a rapidly changing global world order

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