Canada Not For Sale, PM Carney Tells Trump Face-To-Face At Oval Office
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#Economy #Canada #Carney #Trump #US ©May 6th, 2025 ®May 6, 2025 8:05 pm Canada newly elected Prime Minister, Mark Carney on Tuesday met with President Donald Trump of the United States, US after he had arrived at its rival trade war neighbouring country, the US earlier on Monday with a statement that Canada and US are strongest when they work together, and, on Tuesday when he finally met with Trump at the Oval Office, he bluntly told the US President that Canada is not for sale and won’t be for sale ever, after Trump made a repeat statement of Canada becoming the 51st states of the United States of America, USA. #OsazuwaAkonedo
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#Economy #Canada #Carney #Trump #US ©May 6th, 2025 ®May 6, 2025 8:05 pm Canada newly elected Prime Minister, Mark Carney on Tuesday met with President Donald Trump of the United States, US after he had arrived at its rival trade war neighbouring country, the US earlier on Monday with a statement that Canada and US are strongest when they work together, and, on Tuesday when he finally met with Trump at the Oval Office, he bluntly told the US President that Canada is not for sale and won’t be for sale ever, after Trump made a repeat statement of Canada becoming the 51st states of the United States of America, USA. #OsazuwaAkonedo
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00:00Canada newly elected Prime Minister, Mark Carney on Tuesday met with President Donald Trump of the United States,
00:07U.S. after he had arrived at its rival trade war neighboring country,
00:11the U.S. earlier on Monday with a statement that Canada and U.S. are strongest when they work together,
00:17and, on Tuesday when he finally met with Trump at the Oval Office,
00:21he bluntly told the U.S. President that Canada is not for sale and won't be for sale ever,
00:27after Trump made a repeat statement of Canada becoming the 51st states of the United States of America, USA.
00:36Mark Carney, shortly after arriving in the U.S. on Monday, said,
00:40I've arrived in Washington, D.C., ahead of meetings with President Trump tomorrow.
00:46Canada and the United States are strongest when we work together, and that work starts now,
00:51Carney stated via social media post.
00:54During the meeting on Tuesday, Trump said,
00:58As a real estate developer, when you get rid of that artificial line,
01:02when you look at that beautiful formation together,
01:05I said, that's the way it was meant to be.
01:08Carney responded and said,
01:10As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale.
01:14We are sitting in one right now,
01:17having met with the owners of Canada over the course of the campaign the last several months,
01:21it's not for sale. It won't be for sale ever.
01:25It would be recalled that the two leaders quickly engaged in a continuous exchange of words soon
01:30after Mark Carney took over as Canada Prime Minister following Trump's repeated suggestions
01:35that Canada become part of the U.S. as the 51st state.
01:39After insisting that Canada is not for sale,
01:43Mark Carney added that although Canada is not for sale,
01:46but the opportunity is in the partnership and what we can build together.
01:50And we have done that in the past.
01:53Trump still didn't let go of the idea as he later mused,
01:56Never say never.
01:58Time will tell.
01:59It's only time.
02:01But I say never say never,
02:03Trump said.
02:03I've had many, many things that were not doable,
02:07and they ended up being doable and only doable in a very friendly way.
02:12Trump had in some minutes ahead of the meeting lashed out at Canada on his conservative social media platform,
02:18the truth platform, writing,
02:20The U.S. didn't need anything the country has to offer in terms of trade and goods.
02:26We don't need the cars.
02:28We don't need their energy.
02:29We don't need their lumber.
02:31We don't need anything they have, other than their friendship,
02:34which hopefully we will always maintain.
02:37They, on the other hand, need everything from us.
02:41The Prime Minister will be arriving shortly and that will be, most likely,
02:45my only question of consequence, Trump wrote.
02:49Carney's visit comes off the heels of his election win to replace Justin Trudeau that was fueled,
02:55in part, by his anti-Trump platform.
02:57After his victory, Carney warned Canadians,
03:01Trump is trying to break us so that America can own us.
03:05That will never, that will never ever happen.
03:08Trump on Monday had said he was,
03:10not sure,
03:11what the Prime Minister wanted to discuss but added that Canada,
03:15wants to make a deal,
03:16while Carney said on Friday that they will focus on,
03:19trade pressures and the broader future economic and security relationship.
03:23I'm not pretending these discussions will be easy.
03:27They won't proceed in a straight line, Carney said last week.
03:31There will be ups and downs, zigzags along the way,
03:35but as I said in my remarks,
03:37I will fight for the best possible deal for Canada.
03:40I will only accept what's in the best interest of Canadians,
03:44and I will take as much time as necessary to achieve that.
03:47It takes two to tango, right?
03:50But no, I do.
03:51I mean, I believe it would be a massive tax cut for the Canadian citizens.
03:56You get free military,
03:57you get tremendous medical cares and other things.
04:02There would be a lot of advantages,
04:04but it would be a massive tax cut.
04:07And it's also a beautiful,
04:09you know, as a real estate developer,
04:10you know I'm a real estate developer at heart.
04:12When you get rid of that artificially drawn line,
04:15somebody drew that line many years ago with like a ruler,
04:17just a straight line right across the top of the country.
04:20When you look at that beautiful formation when it's together,
04:24I'm a very artistic person,
04:27but when I looked at that beauty,
04:28I said that's the way it was meant to be.
04:30But, you know,
04:31I do feel it's much better for Canada,
04:35but we're not going to be discussing that
04:38unless somebody wants to discuss it.
04:39I think that there are tremendous benefits to the Canadian citizens,
04:44tremendously lower taxes,
04:46free military,
04:47which honestly we give you essentially anyway,
04:49because we're protecting Canada if you ever had a problem.
04:53But I think, you know,
04:54it would really be a wonderful marriage
04:57because it's two places they get along very well.
05:00They like each other a lot.
05:02Well, if I may,
05:05as you know from real estate,
05:07there are some places that are never for sale.
05:10That's true.
05:10We're sitting in one right now,
05:12you know,
05:12Buckingham Palace that you visited as well.
05:14That's true.
05:15And having met with the owners of Canada
05:18over the course of the campaign last several months,
05:21it's not for sale,
05:22won't be for sale ever.
05:24But the opportunity is in the partnership
05:27and what we can build together.
05:30We have done that in the past.
05:31And part of that,
05:32as the president just said,
05:33is with respect to our own security.
05:36And my government is committed
05:38for a step change in our investment
05:41in Canadian security and our partnership.
05:44And I'll say this as well,
05:45that the president has revitalized international security,
05:50revitalized NATO,
05:51and us playing our full weight in NATO.
05:54And that will be part of the show.
05:55They have,
05:55I must say,
06:00Canada is stepping up the military participation
06:04because Mark knew,
06:06you know,
06:07they were low and now they're stepping it up.
06:08And that's a very important thing.
06:10But never say never,
06:11ever say never.
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