Furious Canada Punches Trump in the Face in Asia
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Canada is furious and it is showing the world a masterclass in how you punch back against Donald Trump. Trump continued over the weekend to rant and rave like a lunatic against Canada. Oh, I'm imposing another 10% tariffs on Canada because I did not like that Ronald Reagan ad that they were airing during the World Series. That's cheating. That's AI. No, it's not AI. Donald, that's Ronald Reagan's words, by the way. And let me show you what Canada is doing to punch back. So you have Prime Minister Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada. He's also at the ASEAN conference that's taking place right now in Malaysia. And he gave an incredible speech. And he was kind of mocking Donald Trump and Trump's regime and what the United States has become under Donald Trump.
I want you to watch as Prime Minister Carney addresses the crowd here at the speech that he gave. And he was like, maybe I should give a American level boast about how good Canada is doing now. Watch this moment. Let's play it.
I think the first is just to get across the scale of ambition in Canada right now. We intend over the course, hi Ken, over the course of food security, we mentioned food security, Ken Seitz is your one-stop shop for food security with Nutrien, globally, and that's actually not an exaggeration, it happens to be true. There you go, first boast of the evening. Secondly, I mean, it's enormous, enormous food. I'm just warming up for my American level of boasting. We are going to double our non-US exports over the course of the next 10 years. We think we can do it in a much shorter period of time. That's 300 billion of additional exports. Most of that is going to come from Asia, in our view. And I'm going to justify that in a second.
But on top of this, and I just underscore this because this is a two-way relationship, Our expectation coming out of the budget is that we're laying out a path for at least half a trillion dollars of additional investment in Canada in the next five years. Additional, not total, additional. And that's U.S. So these are orders of magnitude that start to be relevant. Areas, both in terms of the two-way trade and the domestic investment, we're basically going to build out the infrastructure to help drive energy corridors, both clean and conventional, trade corridors, new port infrastructure and others. But from LNG, where we're putting ourselves on a path to at least 50 million tons by the end of this decade, but double that by 2040,
potentially more. It's easily done when you have the fourth largest reserves of LNG in the world, and you have demand here for the energy transition. To nuclear, a few days ago, I launched with my good friend, Premier Ford. Did I say good friend, Premier Ford? I said the always entertaining, no, the always interesting, the always unpredictable President, Premier Ford. Yeah, God, sorry. I've got, I don't know why I mixed the two up, President and Premier Ford.
But would Prime Minister Carney continue to stress while he was in Malaysia, whereas Donald Trump was out there whining about the escalator at the United Nations and the teleprompter at the United Nations not working from, like, was a month ago, still whining about that?
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–5:15
2
What triggered Canada's response to Trump's actions at the summit?
5:15–10:27
3
How did Prime Minister Carney address Trump's criticisms?
10:27–19:34
4
What ambitious goals did Canada set during the ASEAN conference?
19:34–27:11
5
What does Prime Minister Carney mean by Canada being a reliable partner?
27:11–28:48
6
How is Canada planning to diversify its trade relationships?
28:48–28:57