Canada PM PUTS DAGGER in Trump in POWERFUL SPEECH!!!

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney just. brought the house down on Canada Day. with perhaps his most powerful speech. yet, drawing a contrast between Canada. and the United States. This following an. announcement by the Trump regime that. they would not be renewing Kuzma, the. Canadian USMCA agreement that Donald. Trump himself touted as negotiating. during his first term. Instead, the. Trump regime said that they would just.

do annual renewals or annual reviews of. Kuzma in order to try to torment and. harass Canada and Mexico and continue to. saber rattle. Well, Canada ain't taking. it and I'm going to show you this. powerful speech that Prime Minister. Carney just gave. Here he talks about. how Canada is worth fighting for and no. matter how much the Trump regime tries. to bully Canada, Canada's best days are.

yet to come. And I want you to take a. look at this audience right here so you. can see what a real crowd looks like in. contrast to whatever the heck this. America 250 fair is that Donald Trump is. throwing. So as Donald Trump is out. there panicking right now about his. crowd sizes and what it's going to look. like on July 4th. And while Donald Trump. is encouraging people to get very sick.

during the heat waves that are expected. on July 4th, Trump says, "I'm going to. make people wait for me until 11:00 p.m. at night for the fireworks in 107-degree. weather." I'll show you in a moment, too. Prime Minister Carney took a pause. during his powerful speech to say, "All. right, hydration break. How's everyone. doing? Is everyone okay?" Prime Minister. Carney has become the new leader of the. free world. Let's take a look at what. Prime Minister Carney said here about. the conviction that Canada is worth. fighting for. Shout out to all the maple. mites out there. Let's play it.

>> My friends, this work is born from the conviction. that Canada is worth fighting for. That Canada belongs to all Canadians. That Canada's best days are yet to come. These convictions were forged across. generations and they're being renewed by.

this generation. Courage, connections, conviction, Canada. Our Canada. Canada true, Canada strong, Canada free. >> Canada for all. >> Now. >> Always. >> [cheering]. >> Then Prime Minister Carney talks about. how Canada is a country of extraordinary. diversity and that should be celebrated.

in Canada, unlike in the fascist United. States where the Trump regime and people. like Pete Hegseth attack diversity every. day. Let's play this clip. >> We are a country of extraordinary. diversity. A people of many backgrounds, languages, and ways of seeing the world. The foundational concept of Canada is. simple. Unity. does not mean or require uniformity.

Our nation was forged through. accommodation. Not assimilation. And through partnership. Not domination. It is neither a myth nor a miracle. Rather, it is a series of. imperfect though they may be, made. generation after generation. And these. choices matter more than ever in a world.

which too often divides us. In a world where traditional alliances. are crumbling, Canada. has chosen to reach out. and build new partnerships. >> We offer partnership in a divided world. Partnership in security. Partnership in. trade. Partnership in culture. >> Prime Minister Carney then looks out at. the crowd and says, "I just want to let. you know how happy I am giving this.

speech and seeing the diversity in the. crowd." Could you ever imagine Donald. Trump or imagine Donald Trump ever. saying anything like that? Trump said. during his speech today that he was. thinking about threesomes with his. children. Did you hear Donald Trump say. that? Oh yeah, and Donald Trump said. what made him happy was getting so rich. during his first year in in the office. where he made over 2.4 billion dollars. trading crypto and stocks with all the. insider information that he has. Let's. play Prime Minister Carney right here.

Let's play this clip. >> My fellow Canadians, what a view from up here. I am looking out. I am looking out. at a diverse, happy crowd of fellow. Canadians and I tell you this fills me. with immense. pride. You get real perspective. of our great country from up here. >> Prime Minister Carney also said, "The. true measure" This is so powerful right.

here. "The true measure of what we build. is not whether we're remembered." He. says, "It's whether those that follow. stand on a higher platform." And just. think about that in contrast to Donald. Trump wanting to put his name and face. everywhere. Trump defacing monuments so. that it could have his face on it. Like. the the park pass for our national parks. has Trump's face on a new passport have.

Trump's face on it. He wants to put his. face on a $250 bill. It's embarrassing. Let me show you what Carney had to say. about the true measure of success. Let's. play. >> When I spoke to Colonel Hansen just. after his recent road trip, he reminded. me of something that his mission. commander Reed Wiseman had said just. before they set out. And the commander said that he hoped one. day that their mission would be. forgotten. Because that would mean that Artemis 2. was a success.

Successful because others would have. gone further. Because the torch. would have been passed and carried. forward. You know, it's the right perspective for. how we build an even better country. Because the true measure of what we. build is not whether we're remembered. It's whether those that follow can stand. on a higher platform and reach higher. than we ever could. That's what we're doing, Canada. >> [screaming]. >> And Prime Minister Carney says right now.

Canadians are aiming high. We're aiming. to the moon and we're aiming for the. World Cup victory. Here a play this clip. right here. >> And right now. Right now Canadians are aiming high. We're aiming for the moon. as well as the World Cup. >> [screaming and cheering]. >> That's right. >> More from Prime Minister Carney talking.

about how. um 159 years ago Canada was born. It. wasn't perfect, but it offered a. foundation, a starting point. Let's play. it. >> 159 years ago, Canada was born. It wasn't perfect. But it offered a foundation. A starting point. Born on a profound conviction. That we can always be better. >> Every generation of Canadians inherits.

something that was built by the. generations before. A railway. A seaway. A charter of rights. A path towards reconciliation. A country that's more prosperous. More just. More inclusive than the one. they inherited from their parents. None of us builds on empty ground. We. build on those platforms raised by those. who came before us. And our job, our duty even, is to raise.

it higher still. For those who come after. >> And that is what truly building a. country is all about. Never thinking that the work is done. Because a country is always evolving. It's about seeking to make it better. And that is the choice that every. generation is confronted with. And it's the choice offered to us today.

That's why. I am so proud to see so many Canadians. continuing. the work of those who came before them. And build Canada strong. >> Then Prime Minister Carnes says, "All. right, we're going to take a hydration. break, right now. Let's take a hydration. break, everybody. Watch this for. yourself. Let's play it." Speaking of. which, before I introduce Jeremy.

finally, public service announcement, it is time. for a hydration break. It's hot. If you're watching at it is. hot. Yeah. Um But, let me just show you. the maple MAGA what they've been saying. in response to that. So, you can see. like who is their MAGA in Canada. Jamil. Jivani, very close to JD Vance, Pierre. Poilievre's right-hand, member of. parliament, right-wing maple MAGA guy. And he's like, "And why was Carney out. there in the pride parade taking photos.

with half-naked men? He should not be. just the divisive hatreds. MAGA in Canada, watch Jivani for. yourself. Play this clip. >> Yesterday, I heard from many Canadians. who had a lot of thoughts and opinions. concerning my comments about Mark Carney. and the pride parade. So, let me be very. clear. I think it's shameful that we have a. prime minister shaking hands with. half-naked dudes wearing perverted.

costumes at a parade. I also think it's especially shameful. that there were children present. during that spectacle. Now, we should have a prime minister. that is trying to solve our country's. problems. We should have serious leadership in. this country that wants to address the. affordability crisis. Serious leadership that wants to create. economic opportunity. Serious leadership. that wants to address the trade issues.

with the United States, which currently. puts hundreds of thousands of jobs at. risk. But, instead of any of that, we have a. prime minister who would rather be. spending his time shaking hands with. half-naked dudes at a parade. That's not the Canada that I grew up in. I think our country deserves better. And I hope you agree with me. >> And this is what was bugging Jivani, apparently. That Prime Minister Carney. was out there with the people. celebrating pride. Like, this is what.

these maple maga just like the maga here. get angry about. Let's play this CLIP. RIGHT HERE. >> [cheering]. [cheering]. >> AND THEN PRIME MINISTER CARNEY earlier. gave this address to the public saying. that today we're faced with these types.

of decisions that come once in every. generation. Let me play it. >> Unlike many countries, we can control. our future. But that will require doing things. differently. Moving faster, building bigger, and. working together. And nowhere is that more the case than. energy. Today we're faced with the types. of decisions that come once every few. generations, but will determine our. future for decades. Our independence, sustainability, and. prosperity will depend crucially on our.

ability to supply and control our. energy. >> Now, I want to just contrast Carney's. speech to Trump. You saw Carney's. speech. Here was Donald Trump saying. that he wants people out there in 107°. weather so that they can get sick and. that'll show their endurance. Here, play. this clip. >> And this week. we look back on 250 years of glorious. freedom and we took. so much time and so much effort and by. the way. on July 4th.

it's going to be approximately 107° out. And I'm going to go and I'm going to. make a really long speech. just to show that I can do anything. It's going to be 107. >> Or Trump talking about a threesome with. his children. You can play this clip. right here. >> Now, as I see my two beautiful sons. sitting there, I think I'm going to give. one to myself, one to them, and we'll. have a threesome, okay? I'll pick out one of the two.

I'll give them the Congressional Medal. of Honor for something. For their genius at hunting. And I'll get one for. taking on Russia, Russia, Russia or. something. And we'll have a third pair. No, I'm. only kidding. >> Then finally, I'll show you Mélanie Joly. and Canada and she finds out live that. the Trump regime is pulling out of Kuzma. and I just want you to watch her. reaction as well. Let's play it.

>> Your reaction to Reuters reporting that. that the US is going to be pulling out. of Kuzma and. what would this mean for Canadian. industry? >> Well, I just learned the news. here. 30 seconds ago. Of course, I'll have the chance to talk with the. Prime Minister and. the Minister in charge of US Canada. trade. And when we'll have more to say, we'll have more to say. These are. information through.

a media source. and of course, we'll be waiting for any. official. conversation coming out from the White. House. But I think fundamentally, I. think what Canadians need to know is. that we've been ready for every single. scenario. We've been working at this. Some industries have been affected by. the trade war for the past year and have. shown great resiliency and we've been. working with business leaders, unions,

employees themselves. And so, we have a. mandate. from the Canadian public to build. Canada, to build Canada strong, to make. sure that we can create jobs. notwithstanding what's going south of. the border and that is exactly why we're. here today. We're announcing 500 new jobs and we. know we can grow this economy and we can. diversify our markets around the world. to make sure that we reduce our. dependency on the US market.

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