Deal of the Century: Ezra Levant tells Charlie Kirk how President Trump can harness Alberta's oilsands
Rather than putting tariffs on Canadian oil or slogging through a costly trade war, Ezra Levant explains why President Trump should make a 50-year, $13 trillion deal to buy Alberta's oilsands.
Appearing on The Charlie Kirk Show, Rebel News publisher Ezra Levant discussed how President Trump could ink the 'Deal of the Century' by acquiring Alberta's oilsands amid increasing trade tensions with Canada.
While President Trump currently has a 10% tariff imposed on Canadian oil, Ezra explained why a historic 'America First' trade deal could cement U.S. energy security for decades.
"Instead of pushing away the oilsands, pull it close," he said. "Don't tariff it, buy it all. One hundred seventy billion barrels of oil, even if Alberta doubled the production, that's enough oil to take care of all of America's import needs for the next 50 years."
Ezra also explained how the deal could allow for the U.S. military to move assets from the Persian Gulf to another location because there would no longer be a reliance on conflict oil from OPEC countries in the region.
"If you buy all your foreign oil from ethical oil in Canada instead of conflict oil from OPEC, you don't need to have the Fifth Fleet stationed in the Persian Gulf anymore," he said.
"That's a $50 billion a year expense, let alone the risk of human life," Ezra added.
Premier Smith has previously expressed interest in doubling Alberta's oil production and reviving the Keystone XL pipeline project.


COMMENTS
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-03-15 19:30:35 -0400It makes sense, both America and Canada win, and Alberta will prosper. Those will be precisely the reasons why Emperor Marcus Carnivore will reject it.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-03-14 19:50:03 -0400It’s a novel idea and it makes sense. It’s too bad though that we have idiot politicians in charge. Fake nationalists will protest us selling all that oil to America which they irrationally hate. But this plan will benefit both companies and keep China out of our oil business.