🚨 Canada PM BLASTS Trump and GOES FOR KILL SHOT!!!!

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is. punching back at Donald Trump after. Donald Trump's recent threats trying to. intimidate Canada and say we don't want. to do a deal with you. We don't want the. USMCA. You've got to just do whatever the hell. we want. Prime Minister Carney says. we're not making a bad deal ever with. the United States. No deal is better. than a bad Trump deal. Watch what Prime. Minister Carney says right here. It's. powerful. >> There'll likely come a point. uh where.

that possibility emerges. We also judge the possibility I mean we. could sign a bad deal. this afternoon. Right? We could sign a. bad deal a year ago. We're not going to. sign a bad deal. So. uh it has to be a real deal. >> Then Prime Minister Carney is asked a. question about Pete Hoekstra, the US. Ambassador to Canada, who says that. we're not even close to making a deal. with Canada. We're not even anywhere. near deal terms. Prime Minister Carney.

says, "We understand the way these. Americans work. We understand Trump and. Hoekstra. We get that they're frauds. But you know what? They want to do a. deal, we'll do a good deal, but we're. not going to do a crap deal. That's it. That's the bottom line. Let's play this. clip. >> Ambassador Hoekstra told CTV News on. Tuesday that Canada and the US aren't. {quote} anywhere close in terms of a. deal. You just spoke with the president. yesterday. Do you agree? >> Uh what I have seen.

with the president. um. is that you're not close to make a deal. and then you make a deal. I've seen that in different case It. doesn't mean the deals are good deals, but it means being prepared, uh. having done the work, knowing what you. want. Um. so. both things can be true. >> Just so you can see for yourself what. Pete Hoekstra was saying on Canadian TV. This guy is utterly despised in Canada. I mean, he's a real vile human who just.

goes and spews hatred against Canadians. He's there literally to intimidate, harass. He's an Epstein-class predator, in my opinion, who's just out there as. part of the Trump cabal attacking. Canada. And here's Pete Hoekstra over. here talking about why would Canada be. upset about anything? We put tariffs on. everybody. They just need to get over. it. It was actually a great interview. And the interviewer was like, "I. understand that you're upset." I guess. he was like, "I'm not upset. This is I'm. just This is me being happy. I'm happy.".

Here, watch Pete Hoekstra, what a vile. thing he is. Let's play this clip. >> But you, you know, framed the initial. comment there around, um, you know, take taking issue with the. fact that it's being described as a. rupture, but you want us to refer to, uh, the comments from the president, for. example, or the way in which he's. described this country as simply noise. I'm presenting to you just like when you. can see when you're wondering why there. may be some hesitation not to further. integration or make that sales pitch,

um, in the way you describe it, that. that perhaps is part of it. That part of. the responsibility and the the onus, the. burden of that lies not just with. Canada, but specifically with the. president who decided to take aim at. your close friend and neighbor. >> not take aim at Canada. >> Those statements are not taking aim, with all due respect, Ambassador. >> The taking um. Take a look at your. >> [snorts]. >> economic, you know, we put tariffs on. every country in the world. We did not.

take aim at Canada. We took a policy. that we were implementing on a global. basis that we believed we had to put in. place to keep America strong and. prosperous. So, you know, there are only. two comp- two countries that responded. in a strongly negative way. Okay? The The rest of the world, we've. negotiated trade agreements. We've work. We've worked on frameworks and those. types of things. We did not take aim at. Canada.

>> Really? And And I ask with great respect. because yes, you did apply tariffs to. other countries, but you initially. applied 232 fentanyl associated tariffs. to Canada. And wherein the president, you know, did not refer to every other. country in the way that as I as I. cataloged, he has referred to Canada. I. understand that you're upset with the. response that Canada I mean I understand. that the president. Okay, you don't view the the response. from Canada positively, but from where I. sit, it seems like you're frustrated. with the idea that when Canada got.

punched, they didn't just lay there. >> That, you know, Canada can have whatever. response it wants. More from this. interview with Hoekstra. And Hoekstra. then says, "We're not anywhere near. making a deal with the United States.". Sure, there was a July 1st USMCA or. Canada Kusma, Canadian US Mexico. agreement deadline, which is what? Like. 3 days away from right now. We don't. want to do a deal. This is like the way. the US conducts business, chaotic. It's.

ridiculous under the Trump regime. And. this behavior again is why the United. States is now facing economic and has. faced economic catastrophe and why. America's reputation is irreparably. harmed because of scumbags like this. Here, play this clip. >> Do you, sir, have a gut feeling as to. what will happen on July 1st? >> Um I don't think obviously we're not. anywhere close to. announcing any type of a framework or an. interim agreement. Uh I really think. it's in the hands now on our side. Uh.

it's going to be the president. Uh and I'm assuming on the Canadian. side, it will be. the prime minister to determine what the. next steps are. Uh and directionally where we're headed. >> But I digress. Back to Canadian Prime. Minister Carney right here. He says, "Look, you can say what you want about. Canada, but we're creating new jobs at. twice the rate of the United States.". Play this clip. >> Canada is now creating jobs at twice the. rate of the United States. Our business. investments are growing in machinery.

equipment at double-digit rates. Non-US exports are up sharply, and we're. on track to double them over the next. decade. >> [clears throat]. >> And he said, "We have clear goals and. visions, while the US is in a state of. chaos, unpredictability, unreliability. Canada has a plan. It's not going to be. easy, but we're ready to transform. Canada into the strongest economy in the. G7." Here, play this clip. >> In the September, we'll convene the.

world's largest investors in Toronto for. the first-ever Canada investment summit. Our goal is to transform the Canadian. economy into the strongest in the G7. That's a big task, but the early signs are encouraging. >> And then he goes on to talk about Let's. talk about the deals we've made. We've. entered into more than 20 economic and. security partnerships across five. continents over the past years. This.

includes deals with India, um other. nations that we met with at the ASEAN uh. conference. Real deals, written down, on. paper, binding, not frameworks of. hypothetical negotiations in the future. Let's play this clip. >> To build a more resilient and. independent Canada, we've secured more. than 20 economic and security. partnerships across five continents over. the past year. Our existing free trade deals already. provide access to 1.5 billion consumers.

We're now on track to double. that market. this year with deals from India to. ASEAN. >> And Prime Minister Carney says, "Direct. investment in Canada right now, it's. booming." It's investment though, so it. takes time, but we're attracting a lot. of investment here. Here, play this. clip. >> Foreign direct investment in Canada is. at its highest level in two decades, running at twice the rate of our nearest.

G7 peer. And we now rank as the most attractive. country in the world for infrastructure. investment. >> And he says, "Look, Canada is worth. fighting for. I want to be very clear. You have the Trump regime conspiring. with separatists in Alberta for a. referendum to try to divide Canada as. part of the Trump regime's 51st state. plans. It's part of the attack on. Canadian sovereignty." But Prime. Minister Carney says, "Canada,

for all of its flaws, for all of its. imperfections, like lots of countries, but Canada is special. Canada is proud. Canada is strong. And Canada is moving. forward. And Canada means something to. the world right now. Let me say this. from the United States, Prime Minister. Carney's really one of the leaders, if. not, he's the leader of the free world. right now. And that's how Canada's. viewed, as the leader of the free world, not the United States, Canada. Let's. play this clip. >> It was uh it was about Alberta. Um.

Look, I think the you know, what's the. core message? Um first. is Canada's worth fighting for. I mean, this is the this is the greatest country. in the world. Uh we're not perfect. We. can get better, but Canada's worth. fighting for and standing up for Canada. and supporting Canada uh is important. Uh motivation is always an issue in any. vote uh referendum. >> Now, shout out to the head of Midas. Canada, Charlie Angus over here, who has. just been relentlessly exposing the fact. that Kristi Noem, uh Donald Trump's.

former Homeland Security Secretary, who. had put all the people in the. concentration camps. However, she got a. board advisory position in a Novared. mining company and there's a lot of red. flags about this Novared mining company. as well and. it's a junior mining company out there. and what its intentions, you know, really are and does it actually have. mining facilities? Like that's a good. thing to probably ask. Like bringing.

Kristi Noem has just raised a lot of red. flags about what the hell's actually. happening here. Watch what he has to say. about that. Play this clip. >> Then they brought in Kristi Noem. Now, Kristi Noem, of course, has a notorious. reputation for trashing Canada. She's. attacked us again and again and again. She's lied about us relentlessly, claiming when she was head of Homeland. Security that the Canadian border was. the threat to the United States, claiming that gangs were coming over and. the terrorists were coming over as Kash. Patel was saying. This woman.

hates us. She has no business doing any business. in our country. But they chose her as their new face and. of course it has caused a huge huge. backlash. Again, their stock price just. on the eve of. announcing Kristi Noem was at about a. buck 88 a share, now it's down to a buck. 52. Boom. People are mad about this. They're mad about a woman that defied. the federal courts in the United States. and had people shipped to El Salvadoran. concentration camps where they are. beaten and tortured and raped.

are now going to be. playing [snorts] a role in a Canadian. corporation and they are angry, righteously angry, at how she smeared. the memory of Alex Prettey and Nicole. Good who were murdered on the streets of. Minneapolis and she called them domestic. terrorists. Again, this woman is against. everything that is a value to Canadians, our value to the rule of law, our value. to fairness and decency. And of course. her relationship with the.

indigenous people in South Dakota when. she was governor was absolutely toxic. So this is a mining company that needs. to negotiate on indigenous territory. Is. that their idea of negotiating? A woman. who bragged about building the. concentration camps at Alligator. Alcatraz and insulted First Nation. people and has threatened and attacked. our country relentlessly. Is that who. they're bringing into our nation. to try and take our resources with their. military dudes that they've got?

>> Man, I love Charlie Angus. He's so. powerful. So powerful words right there. Here's what he also says about how. people used to assume that the United. States was our bully, but we realize now. the United States is no friend. By the. way, what is it now? It's only like. 12% approval of the United States in. Canada. Here's what he has to say. Play. this clip. >> There was a BBC study just done that. said whenever the Trump administration. makes a major announcement sound. Venezuela or.

uh in Iran, just prior to that massive. amounts of money are traded and some. people are making out like bandits. So. are we talking that the whole world. economy is being upended to benefit the. gangsters who hang around Donald Trump? Well, we don't know. But what we do know. is that the United States choke point of. the Strait of Hormuz where now the. United States is being choked, but the. whole world is suffering the. asphyxiation at a much higher rate that. the United States is no longer the.

trusted. country. for addressing this. People used to just. assume the United States would find a. way to make a solution. They were the. big uh they were the big bully on the. block. They were our bully. We stick. stuck with them. But now they are not. trustworthy. So now this is why you're. seeing. uh Canada looking to Europe. Canada. talking to China. The Europeans starting. to look to Asia. Everyone deciding. they've got to get out from under this. >> Cuz you hear what Trump's been saying a. lot lately in some of the recent press. conferences. We don't need Canada. We.

don't need Mexico. We don't want any of. it. As Patrick DeHaan, who. goes by the name GasBuddy, explains, Canadian oil makes up 62% of the amount. of oil the US imports and 25% of every. barrel that goes into US refineries. How's that for energy independence? Let. that sink in. Here's what Trump said. Let's play it. >> [clears throat]. >> Hey, we don't need anything that Canada. has. We don't need anything that Mexico. has, but they need everything that we. have.

And they should have to treat us better, you know, uh with uh Mexico and Canada, we have trade deficits. We should have surpluses with them. We don't need their cars. We don't need. their lumber. We don't need their. energy. We don't need anything that they. have. So, >> and then you have the United States. trade representative Jameson Greer, it's. also sociopath, and he goes, >> What really bothers us about Canada is. that they've got these retaliatory.

tariffs, which are really mean. You. can't do business with someone who does. retaliatory tariffs like this. Uh Jameson, Jameson, Jameson, Jameson, retaliatory, meaning you attacked, they retaliate. Now you're mad that they. responded to your directorial behavior. Yeah, that's why the world views you as. sociopaths who can't be dealt with. You're viewed as a bunch of psychos who.

have no reliability. Your word means. nothing, and that's what you've turned. the United States into. A Trump meme. A Trump meme stock. The great United States, a Trump meme. stock, >> [snorts]. >> failing and crashing in a very short. period of time. Here is what Jamison. says. Let's play. >> our Vietnam. So, we're trying to change. those rules, we call them rules of. origin, to make sure that people aren't.

using Mexico as a third country hub. We. would expect the same for Canada when we. are able to get to some kind of an. arrangement with them. You know, right. now they have a different approach to. the United States. They have some. retaliatory tariffs still in effect and. that makes it a problem for us to. negotiate. >> There you have it, folks. Let me know. what you think about all of this. Hit. subscribe. Let's get to 7 million. subscribers. Thanks for watching. >> Want to stay plugged in? Become a. subscriber to our Substack [music] at. midasplus.com. You'll get daily recaps. from Ron Filipkowski, ad-free episodes.

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