Carney returns empty-handed from critical Trump trade meeting
Trade discussions continued, focusing on US-Canada tariffs in the automotive and steel sectors.
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Tonight on The Ezra Levant Show, will Mark Carney ever deliver for Canada? He discussed trade, tariffs, and global conflict at the White House for a second time this week — with no trade deal in sight.
During talks, Trump asserted his administration will reverse policies that harm the U.S. economy, emphasizing his desire for domestic production and the "natural conflict" with Canada's similar goals.
Responding to a reporter's question about Canadians avoiding U.S. travel due to tariffs, Trump noted Americans also shun Canadian cars. He credited his policies, including tariffs and the recent election, for significant U.S. economic investment.
Trump also touted zero illegal southern border crossings for four months, curbing drug trafficking and benefiting both the U.S. and Canada.
Meanwhile, Carney praised Trump as a "transformative president," citing his economic successes, increased NATO defense spending, and peace efforts, especially in the Middle East post-October 7th.
He also highlighted Canada as America’s second-largest trading partner and largest foreign investor, stressing cooperation. Both leaders committed to a beneficial trade agreement, with Trump mentioning a collaborative "golden dome" protective mechanism.
Trump concluded by hailing Carney as a "world-class leader" and tough negotiator, crediting him with Canada's electoral success and anticipating positive discussion outcomes.
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Fran G commented 2025-10-26 18:35:51 -0400I agree Al. The only thing productive that trudumb did in 10 years was legalize cannibus (The ONLY reason that bastard got it). Expect worse from carnage. -
Al Jones commented 2025-10-10 14:26:24 -0400All I can say is that recently our clothes washing machine broke. I searched to find a Canadian made washing machine and couldn’t find one. At one time we had appliance manufacturing in Ontario. It’s not high tech.
Then my HEPA air filter quit. I searched for a Canadian made unit, but I couldn’t find one. So I had to buy a US made unit.
It appears we have sat on our hands and not developed our industries or we sold out even our most basic manufacturing in Canada. We need to get pipelines and houses out of our minds and get to work building high quality everyday products for our own use and export. If we made high quality it will sell itself.
It’s too easy to let the rest of the world do it for us. -
Gary Schoutsen commented 2025-10-10 09:33:11 -0400I know of several people who changed heir plans to go to the U.S. because of Trump, not because they couldn’t afford to go. What Trump doesn’t realize is that Canadians also buy cars. Maybe we should only buy Japanese and European cars and trucks.
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Anthony Salotti commented 2025-10-10 07:00:48 -0400Good old elbows down and rear end up Carney .LOL !!
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-10-09 20:29:21 -0400Somebody goofed. It isn’t August 29th today.
