Furious Canada Punches Trump in the Face in Africa
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Canada is furious and it is punching Donald Trump right where it hurts, right in the face. Prime Minister Carney attended that G20 summit in South Africa that Trump was too scared to show up to, where all of the world leaders, including Prime Minister Carney, locked the United States out of the closing ceremony when Trump was like, can I just send someone to show up to take the gavel because the United States is going to host the G20 in 2026? And all of the world leaders like, no, Get the hell out of here. But let me show you what Prime Minister Carney did after the G20 wrapped up. He held this press conference where he was asked, so are you talking to Donald Trump about this or that? And Prime Minister Carney is like, I'm not talking to him, okay?
Occasionally we talk, I'm busy. I'm focused on building Canada. I don't need that guy, okay? I don't sit around thinking, do I need to call Donald Trump? Canada is out there building one united Canada, building a stronger international relations. Play this clip right here of Carney. Let's play it.
We've had discussions. I've been busy. There's another point, though. I've been busy. We passed a budget, a budget that's going to catalyze a trillion dollars of investment. We have launched new trade agreements. We've secured new investment in the country of a size not seen arguably before. So we're busy. He's got other things to do and we'll re-engage when it's appropriate.
And then Prime Minister Carney's asked again about this. And he's like, look, as I've said, I've got no burning desire to pick up the phone and talk to Donald Trump. Like, we don't need to do that right now, okay? When he wants to act like a big boy, if he wants to act like a grownup, he can. But we're focused on Canada. Can you stop asking these questions? And let's focus on what Canada is doing. Here, watch this.
I look forward to speaking to the president soon, but I don't have a burning desire issue to speak with the president about right now when america wants to come back and have the discussions on the trade side we will have those discussions i'm going to answer a potential question here and then i'll pass back which is for example with respect to ukraine and the 28 point plan We are a member, core member of the Coalition of the Willing. You would have seen a demonstration of that yesterday with the meeting of European leaders, a core group of European leaders, the prime minister of Japan, ourselves, and which formed a common position. And that common position is communicated. Our national security advisors are meeting today in Geneva, including Canada's, and the common position communicated to
do the additional work that's required on the peace plan there. Each of us do not need to call President Trump and communicate that position. We need to forge that position. That position's been communicated. The follow-up is being done by our national security advisors. I will be speaking with President Zelensky later today just to close the loop on some aspects of that, okay?
Thanks. And then Prime Minister Carney lays out the values of Canada. And the question was about, well, could you ever see yourself not working with the US on anything ever again? And he's just like, look, can we talk about what our values are? And it was the perfect takedown of Trump and the US without even having to mention Trump and the US.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:25
2
What did Prime Minister Carney say about the G20 summit in South Africa?
5:25–8:51
3
How did Carney respond when asked if he was talking to Donald Trump?
8:51–22:28
4
What values does Canada emphasize over the United States in its foreign policy?
22:28–26:14