Chapter 1: What triggered Canada's response to Trump's comments?
Korvatunturilla pukkipuhelimessa. Kukapa se luurin toisessa päässä on? Annelihan se täällä päässä. No mitä se Anneli pukin konttiin toivoo? Sähköhammasharjaahan minä. Joo, justiinsa semmoista ei kyllä nyt taida pukilta löytyä. Kävisikö vessaharia? Ei käy. Joo. Käyn prismassa. No tämä selvä. Kaikki jouluun prismasta. Kaikkea on. Kaikkea on.
Fortum esittää. Olavi Vaari soittamassa lempisävelmäänsä. Kaunista. Mutta lisätäänpä hieman energiaa. Meissä kaikissa on sitä pohjoismaista energiaa. Rohkeutta tarttua toimeen ja sisua kehittyä. Mihin ikinä ryhdytkään, Fortum tuo energiaa ja osaamista arkeesi. Fortum.
Mitäs D-vitamiineja minun pitikään ostaa? Joku muistisääntö siinä oli. R niin kuin ravintolisä, H niin kuin hyvä, M niin kuin... Mikä se nyt oli? D niin kuin Devisol. No justiinsa se. Devisol D-vitamiinit löydät apteekeista. Orion Pharma. Hyvinvointia rakentamassa.
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 A.I. No, it's not A.I.
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.
As well, 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 of food security, we've mentioned food security, Ken cites as 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,
It's enormous. 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,
Meidän arvostamme budjetin jälkeen on, että laitamme paikalle noin puoli miljoonaa miljardia lisää investointeja Kanadassa tulevissa viiden vuosina. Lisäksi. Ei täysin, vaan lisäksi. Ja se on Yhdysvalloissa. Eli nämä ovat määräykset, jotka aloittavat olemaan tärkeitä. Alueita, kuten kaksimääräinen sijainti ja kansainvälinen investointi. Olemme käytännössä rakentamassa infrastruktuuria.
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Chapter 2: How is Prime Minister Carney showcasing Canada's ambitions?
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,
...Premiärä Ford. Kyllä, minä en tiedä, miksi yhdistin presidentin ja Premierin Fordin. Mutta kun prime ministeri Carney jatkoi stressaamaan, kun hän oli Malaiseassa, jolloin Donald Trump oli ylöspäin rauhoittamassa Yhdysvaltojen eskalatorista ja Yhdysvaltojen teleprompterista, jotka eivät toimineet kuin kuukausi sitten, rauhoittamassa siitä, että se oli Trumpin omasta työnsä rauhoittamista.
Still whining about that. Prime Minister Carney is saying, I want everybody to know that Canada is a reliable trading partner. And we have ambitious goals. We are looking to move away from the United States in terms of our trade. But I want people to remember Canada is reliable and we're looking for reliable partners. And that's a strong message that the United States is not reliable. Here, play this clip.
back in on the reliable partner and values, because as I said on the stage, you need a partner who respects the letter of agreements, we are that partner, but also the spirit of agreements and the values underneath those agreements, and we do believe in
We believe in the values of sustainability, inclusivity, solidarity, partnership. But I'm going to quote, and I tested our ambassador to ASEAN earlier, and she's going to sing along, the words from the ASEAN anthem, which I know...
You all know, but just in case, I didn't actually this morning. But two of the key lines that stuck with me is that in ASEAN we dare to dream and we care to share. And so Canada dares to dream big. We have laid out, we're laying out a trillion dollars of investment opportunities over the course of the next decade in the U.S.
And we dare to care. Sustainability, inclusivity and in partnership. The ACNM anthem, everyone after me. Later on, after this reception, there'll be a short karaoke where we'll have a chance to sing it together. But thank you for being here, and we look forward to the partnership and the showing up. Now, this was from the earlier...
meeting that Prime Minister Carney had, where he was interviewed in front of the crowd at the ASEAN Convention. And he was asked, do you believe that Canada is in a crisis right now based on what the United States is doing? And I just want you to watch how calmly Prime Minister Carney deals with this. He goes, yeah, I mean, it is. The rules-based order that we came to expect has changed. And what we used to view as our strengths
Free trade with the United States has become a vulnerability, but we can adapt and change and move away from the United States. Here, watch this. Is this a crisis in Canada? Is it going to help you reduce the barriers between provinces? Yes, it's a crisis because it's a fundamental change in provinces.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Canada's trade strategy with ASEAN?
As the president has said, and I understand this, I respect it, he said it, me sitting next to him, we are going to charge countries for access to the US. It's like access to a good country club, I think he might have said, or Costco. To put it another way, I think he thinks more on country club than Costco. We understand it, it is the premium market, it's the most dynamic economy. You decide what you're willing to pay,
but at the same time you want to be in other clubs, you want to be at other tables, you want to be building that out. And I said I would make a point about the European Union. I think it's quite relevant for ASEAN, or if I may broaden it a bit more towards CPTPP, some members are part of that. These are two large trading blocks with not identical
but complementary approaches to trade. And there is an opportunity. It's a point I've made. It's a point some others in CPTPP have made. There is a possibility of bringing those closer together, having at a minimum a docking between the two blocks or broader arrangements. And that's how you start to rebuild
Aikaisemmassa globaalisessa sijaintosyhteisössä olet lähestymässä yhden kolmannen globaalisesta sijaintosta, mahdollisesti 40 prosenttia, riippumatta siitä, miten teet sen, vaikka olet pysähtynyt siltä, että voit tehdä sitä. Ja tällä hetkellä useimmat maat ovat tällä hetkellä. Miksi viime aikoina olit todellisesti uskottanut maanmuutosta, jonka olet tuotanut kotiin? Olin yleensä kysynyt kaikkia asioita, kuten säästöä, taistelua ja kestävyyttä, ennen kuin löysin Wild Alaskan yrityksen.
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That's wildalaskan.com slash Midas for $35 off your first order. Thanks to Wild Alaskan Company for sponsoring this episode. Prime Minister Carney then talks about how free trade and how the theme of the ASEAN Summit, and I don't think this is a coincidence that this is the theme of the ASEAN Summit, which is the Asian, South Asian Summit, is...
inclusivity and sustainability. Two things that Donald Trump is not for. Trump is not for inclusivity and he's not for sustainability. And the ASEAN conference was literally called inclusivity and sustainability. I don't think Trump or his regime even realizes what a troll that is here playing this clip.
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Chapter 4: How does Canada view its relationship with the United States now?
in the front row here, and business people who rely on the letter of the law, but it's also the spirit of it. And having the interests aligned. I'll finish on this, which is, I found it interesting coming into ASEAN this morning, as I walked in, the banners,
The neon banners were with the themes of ASEAN this year, which is inclusivity and sustainability. So its growth with inclusivity and sustainability is very recognizable for Canada and our approach. And that's the type of partnership that will help us realize that diversification. And here are the concluding remarks by Prime Minister Carney. Very powerful indeed. Let's play it. Are there big things you think are going to change? Well, I think it's...
I will quote our host, our ultimate host, the Prime Minister this morning, which is, where's the effect of the old world or the old system is gone, the new one has not yet formed. And so it's a big question and it's an important question because in many respects, those of us in this room will help determine where that is. And what we were talking about earlier is,
Canada Free Trade with ASEAN, CPTPP with EU, that link becoming there, following through on inclusivity and sustainability. The extent to which we actually follow that through, this room literally and metaphorically will help determine the direction of the global economy, or a substantial proportion of the global economy. And because it's ASEAN, because it's dynamic, because it's forward-looking, because it's young,
That sort of shows where the world is going. And so I think it can be incredibly influential. And look, we're out of time. Thank you, Prime Minister Mark Carney. Do join me in a huge round of thanks to Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada.
Nyt Maitis-Canada-järjestäjä Charlie Angus, joka johtaa Maitis-Canada-resistointitourista, joka käsittelee koko Kanadan järjestäjätuotantoja. Sanoit, Charlie Angus, että Maitis-Canada-järjestäjä pysähtyy
Se on ilmeistä, kuinka paljon energiaa näemme täällä Midas-Canadassa. Tämä on se, mitä Charlie Angus sanoi minulle Donald Trumpin liikkuvuudesta ja siitä, miten kanadalainen järjestelmä on erittäin liikkuva, samalla tavalla kuin meidän korporatiivien järjestelmät. Ja miten kanadalainen järjestelmä sanoi, ettei se ole erittäin ei-kanadalainen, että järjestelmät toimivat Ronald Reaganin äänellä.
Ja Angus sanoo, että miksi se olisi un-Kanadalainen? Donald Trump on tuolla laittamassa AI-videon itselleen, joka ottaa diareejaan amerikkalaisille. Miksi me olisimme soittamassa Ronald Reaganin todellisia sanoja un-Kanadalaisiksi? Katsokaa tämän klipin.
Ben, missä tahansa menen, olen käynyt Midasin kaupungin kaupungissa. Olen nähnyt tällaista päätöksentekoa. Alussa mielestäni ihmiset olivat huolimatta. He olivat yllättyneitä. Mitä me teemme? Nämä ihmiset tulevat meille. Nyt ihmiset sanovat, että olemme täyttyneet heitä. Olemme nähneet täysin vahvistunut amerikkalaisen ympäristömarkkinan. Vain-ympäristö vahvistaa 97 prosenttia. Se näyttää, mitä ihmisen vahvistus voi tehdä. Mutta ympäristö on se, että olin puhunut ontariin, jossa on oltava ontaria-viinejä.
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Chapter 5: What role does sustainability play in Canada's new trade agreements?
Ja kun me otimme Meng Wanzhoua kustannukseen, amerikkalaiset jättivät meidät kylmäksi. Olimme olleet omaamme. He eivät tulleet auttamaan meitä, vaikka olisimme auttaneet heitä. Mutta nyt Canada ajattelee uudelleen sellaista yhteistyötä Chinaan. Miksi? Koska emme voi enää luottaa Yhdysvalloille. Ja tiedämme, että meillä on
Ehkä 150. Ehkä enemmän kanadalaisista kustannuksessa. Iced detention centres, jossa ei ollut lakia. Meillä oli kaksi kanadalaisia kustannuksessa, ja se vaikuttaa huonosti. Meillä on nyt yli 150 Yhdysvalloissa. Kun pääministeri puhuu siitä, että meidän on tarvitse muuttaa rajoituksiamme ja strategiset yhteiskuntamme, se, että olemme nyt valmiita ymmärtämään yhteistyötä hallitsevien valtioiden kanssa,
and Beijing shows that we can no longer maintain those relationships with the United States. And speaking about Donald Trump wanting to take away Canada's sovereignty, Michael Wolff, Donald Trump's former biographer, talked with us about his obsession, Trump's obsession, for taking over Canada and how it started with the former CEO of Fox, the former head of Fox, Roger Ailes.
sanomaan Donaldun, että suurin asia, jota voisi yrittää tehdä, on ottaa Kanadaan ja siirtää sen 51. valtioon. Ja Trump oli aina oltava ollenkaan seurannut sitä ideaa, kun Roger Ailes loppui vuoteen 2016.
When Trump started to run for president in 2016, he sat down with Roger Ailes, who was then running Fox News. Roger told me this story. And Trump said, what's the biggest thing I can do if I became president? Or just, what's the biggest thing I could say I will do?
Ja Ailes, joka ei ottanut Trumpin kanadaisuutta erittäin huonosti, sanoi huonosti, että voisi annettavaa Kanadaa. Ja Trump sanoi, että minä olen aina ymmärtänyt, kun katsotaan maapalloa, miksi emme ota Kanadaa. Jos katsotaan maapalloa, olemme saman maan.
Ja Ailes sanoi, että muistakaa Donald, että useimmat kanadalaiset ihmiset olisivat varmasti demokraattiset. Ja Trump sanoi, että edelleen, tiedätkö, isompi maa. Ja sitten hän sanoi, että mitä se oli se asia, jossa he todella kohdistuivat maan. Ja Ailes sanoi, että tarkoitatko Louisiana-palvelun?
Ja Trump sanoi, että kyllä, jos minä tein sitä, tiedätkö, kuinka iso tämä maa olisi? Se olisi suurin maa maailmassa. Ja se olisi kaikki minulle. Oh, Kanada.
And then before we go, I just want to show you what Ronald Reagan had to say about Canada. Since we're using Ronald Reagan's voice, apparently pisses Donald Trump off, here's what Reagan once said about Canada during one of his famous radio addresses. Let's play it. Canada and the United States, as you see, share much more than a common border. We share a democratic tradition, and we share the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of free people.
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Chapter 6: What does the future look like for Canada in the global market?
Joten puheenjohtaja Kearney on ylittämällä todellisia ilmastonmuutoksia. En ole varma, oletko huomannut, että hän puhuu siitä. Nämä ovat suurin piirtein keskusteltuja 1000-päiväkirjoja, jotka käsittelevät suurta ilmastonmuutoksia eri sektoreilla. Se on täysin täydellinen kontrasti.
to Donald Trump out there who is just, you know, making social media posts about deals that never come to fruition, right? Like, remember in May Donald Trump posted, we did a deal with China. Then in June, we did a deal with China. Then in October, we did a deal with China. But like nobody actually sees the deal. There's no like signed agreement. We don't know how long it is. It's just like a press release.
verrattuna oikeastaan rahoituksesta. Ja kaikki rahoitukset, joita Donald Trump... Muistatko, että he sanoivat 90 rahoituksia 90 päivässä? Ja he ovat tehneet, mitä, noin seitsemän rahoituksia, jotka eivät ole oikeastaan kirjoitettuja. Ja ne ovat vain lainsäädäntöä, eivätkä niillä ole lainsäädäntöjä. Ne eivät sopiva.
You know, Trump's making a fool of himself, weakening the United States, and you see right there Prime Minister Carney in Canada methodically building a relationship outside of the United States, day by day. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to six million, and thanks for watching.