Canada Premier BLASTS TRUMP after TRADE WAR SURRENDER!!!

Canadian Premier Wob Canoe of Manitoba. just laid down the smackdown on Donald. Trump and his despicable regime. Canoe. talked about how Canada outmaneuvered. Donald Trump and his regime after Donald. Trump's tariff threats against Canada, how Donald Trump tacoed the premier of. Manitoba, a member of the NDP party, Wob. Canoe, was doing Trump impressions. He. was mocking Donald Trump and he was.

saying no Koozma, no boozema. He was. saying that what Donald Trump and the. despicable Trump regime was begging. Canada for was to put back American. booze on Canadian shelves. And Canoe is. like, even if we're forced to do that in. order now to do a deal, Cano is like, I'm telling all of the people in. Manitoba, don't buy American booze. It. may be on the shelf, but you can all. read the label. Don't buy it. Now, let. me show you what went down here where.

Premier Canoe said, "I think we should. fight and never give in to Donald. Trump." He goes, "I'm team Canada, so I. understand Prime Minister Carney may. want to do a deal, but he's like, "I. think we should fight because Trump is a. loser." Watch this for yourself. Let's. play it. >> I I think we should fight. I think. Donald Trump is very weak. I think. America is weaker around the world today. than it was a year ago. Uh he's about to. get slaughtered in the midterms and the.

cost of living is the number one issue. and he is completely out of touch with. the cost of living of Americans. I think. we should fight. I think we've got the. upper hand. They're back on their heels. right now. They're coming to us for a. deal. And so I think we should fight. >> And then Premier Canoe said, "Donald. Trump is getting handed L's everywhere. This guy is a massive loser. Whether. he's trying to distract from the Epstein. files by going into a catastrophic war.

against Iran where he's losing. everywhere in the world, Trump and his. regime have turned the United States. into losers. Here's what he says. Let's. play it. >> Why do you think this is so important to. Trump in these discussions? >> Well, he's getting handed L's everywhere. he turns. So, he's got to try and try. and do something, right? So, like, when. does this stuff happen? Iran started. when he was getting clobbered on the. Epstein files and then he laid this. threat when he's getting clobbered. domestically on the cost of living. So,

he's always trying to change the channel. and uh on this stuff. Yeah, I guess. we're taking advantage of the fact he's. paying attention to Canada, but I just. wonder if accepting the idea that Trump. tariffs are here forever is the move. where we wanted to um give up some of. that leverage that we've had up to now. >> Now, I'll show you over here where he. does the Trump impression. No koozma, no. boozema. He says, "Watch for yourself. Let's play it.".

>> That said, I think what we've been. saying throughout is the doctrine. Some. people are calling it a doctrine, a. doctrine of no koozma, no boozema. And I. think that that condition has been. satisfied. We do have koozma. What in. terms of what's on the table, what I've. seen in the media has been accurate so. far this morning. So koozma exemptions. and then the process for koozma to. continue. And then premier canoe says. that Iran has bloodied up Trump's nose. already and they're come crawling to us, this Trump regime. They're crawling to.

us and they're begging us like dogs. Canoe says here, "Watch for yourself.". >> And in terms of you said to fight more, uh, what makes you think that a better. deal or better terms could be achieved. than what the prime minister or team. have achieved? >> Well, Iran is a bloody Trump's nose. already. and um they're coming crawling. to us asking for us to include their. American firms in procurement and um to. put the booze back on the shelves. So to.

me that's weak. American president is. weak. He's threatening us and I think if. we kept pushing um I think that we'd. probably get more. >> Are you concerned we're losing our. leverage if we give up on that? >> Well, where is our leverage going to be. now? Right. Right? Like we're going to get. koozma a koozma process which means this. negotiation is going to lead to more. negotiations with who. a good person on the other side of the. table.

and then what's going to happen in those. negotiations right so we do need. leverage um I just think that uh yeah. it's an interesting situation to be in. because team Canada right we do get. strengths from being unified here. together so maybe we'll make this this. move together. But I think Canadians. should be cleareyed about what we're. going into here and about the. significance of this. And you know what, like uh fully respect the prime. minister, fully respect his mandate, but. I do think it's really notable that it's.

the provincial actions on procurement. and alcohol sales that have commanded. the attention of the American. administration. More from Premier Canoe. right here of Manitoba saying, and you. can see why Trump and his regime are. coming to Canada. We are in the position. of strength. They are getting beaten up. everywhere. Watch this. So, we have had. uh um language every time we go to. tender something here in in Manitoba.

since uh President Trump has launched. these tariff attacks on us, we've had. language saying preference to Canadian. or non US. So, as part of this deal that the prime. minister is asking, he's asking us to. remove that as well, too. That's had a. huge impact, by the way. Year-over-year, 82% decline. in Manitoba government spending on. American firms. 82%. You can see why the. Trump administration is coming to Canada. and asking for a deal. We are in a.

position of strength. They are weak. They are getting beaten up. He's the. least popular president ever because of. the cost of living. So again, like we. can make these changes that the prime. minister is asking, but who are we. making this deal with? Do we expect that this is going to be. the end of like Donald Trump is all of a. sudden going to say, "Oh yeah, I'm not. I'm not going to bug Canada again. I'm. I'm not going to we're going to say that.

Donald Trump is not going to change his. word. He's not going to go back on his. word.". I think everybody like we can't predict. what he's going to do, but I think. everybody knows the American president. by now. He's erratic. He's irresponsible. and he's not to be trusted. And this is a person that we were. supposed to make a deal with and we're. going to make additional concessions. for. That's why I say you can't make a. good deal with a bad person because. who's to say it's not going to be. undone. So with that in mind, we reserve.

the right to take the US booze off the. shelves again. By the way, I got to get. this guy on the Midas touch there. We've. got to get him on Midas Canada. He's. from the same political party, by the. way, NDP, as Charlie Angus. Charlie. Angus at the federal level was a member. of parliament there. An NDP member of. parliament. Canoe obviously at the. provincial level, uh, the premier of. Manitoba. more from Premier Canoe Ride. here saying the thing about the. Americans and what Trump was begging us.

for were the things we were doing in. retaliation to them attacking us. That's. what hurt them the most. They just. wanted the booze on the shelves because. we were crushing their liquor business. Here, play this clip. >> I don't know. The question is is is. putting back alcohol on shelves or. agreeing to do so eventually. Is that a. condition for the agreement to be. signed? >> Yes. >> So you have. >> all the stuff the Americans from what I. understand are focused on are things.

that the province has have done to stand. up for Canada. And so I get it. The. federal government is the one there at. the negotiating table. But the real. stuff that the Americans want changed. are how we've been reducing the. procurement money that we spend on. American firms and the alcohol. So. again, um if we put the booze back on. the shelves, I think uh you should leave. it there as a consumer and we might. change the language in our procurement. rules and then be like, "Oh,

maybe we'll just continue buying. Canadian anyways." And then he goes and. says, "And through this whole trade. dispute, which he picked the fight, by. the way, all the way up to now, we've. been okay with because at the end of the. day, we're not really giving up. anything. We don't even know what the. hell Trump was doing out of this other. than wanting another distraction from. the Epstein files on the menu. Taco. Tuesday." Here, play this clip. Are you. willing to risk 50% tariffs to, as you.

say, keep fighting? >> It's hypothetical. So, we'll we'll see. what's in front of us. >> You say keep fighting. >> I do. >> And and and we're days away from another. threat and we know what these threats. Sometimes they happen, sometimes they. don't. >> Taco. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Taco Tuesday. Everybody Everybody saw. that. But are you willing to keep. fighting if it means short or. medium-term dealing 50% tariffs on a. number of goods? >> Well, what changed? That was the.

calculus when we brought these moves in. What changed is what I say, right? Like. we didn't think Americans or that Trump. was going to love it when we took booze. off the shelves. We didn't think that. they were going to love it when we said. we're going to prefer our own firms over. yours. Right. So, I think through this whole. trade dispute, which he picked the. fight, by the way, all the way up to. now, we've been okay with, yeah, we. might be uh sacrificing a little now for.

the bigger picture of national security, economic interests, and things like. that. So, again, yeah, everybody has. been reporting on these August 19th. deadlines, all the Friday deadlines, and. it gets worked up and oh, what's the. deal going to be? But at the end of the. day, like, what changed? Donald Trump, you know, rolled out of bed one day, got. on the true social machine, and then. said, "Picked a random deadline.". Okay. And then what? We're giving up our. leverage for what in return? His. imaginary tariffs are not going to.

materialize. And then the existing. tariffs, which were illegal in the first. place, and raising the price of living. for Americans and Canadians, he's not. going to impact those. His number one. political liability. I don't know. So, >> so are you willing to are you willing to. risk 50% tariffs to get a better deal? >> I think we could keep pushing. I think. we could. >> What if his imaginary tariffs aren't. imaginary and they are imposed and then.

will you be the. >> Who's the one who said who's the person. who said what if anything? What if a. bomb falls on your head right now? Like. right. So I mean. call is bluff. >> More from Premier Canoe right here. saying what I would say to Canadians is. even if as part of this deal we put. American booze on the shelves. Don't do. it. He says don't buy it. Look at the. labels. Know we had to make a. compromise. You can buy Canada. Let's. play this clip.

>> that uh the prime minister really really. recommended and we decided to put the. booze back on the shelves. What I would. say to Canadians is leave it there. If. we put the booze back on the shelves, don't buy it. Let it sit on the shelf. where the Liquor Mart employees will be. putting it and buy the Canadian stuff. instead. We've done an amazing job. sticking together in the face of Donald. Trump's tariff threats, and I think we. should continue to do that. We're going. to continue focusing on building up.

Church Hill. We're going to continue. focusing on encouraging local business, including our brewers and distillers. And let's send a message that even. though the prime minister and the. government of Canada might think it's. important for us to put things back on. the shelf so that they can get this deal. and help some of our fellow Canadians, some of their employers, some of their. businesses uh that we don't like Donald. Trump's approach to trade or his way of. treating Canada. You know, very wise.

people have said you can't get a good. deal with a bad person. And I think that. rule applies here. I mean, you know, President Trump is the reason we're all. paying so much at the gas pump right now. because of his uh misguided war in Iran. And I could go on and on and on about. the Epstein files, and you know that I. will, but realistically, this is a. situation that we're in as Canadians. So, we still have agency. We can still. make the choice. We can still say Crown. Royal is better than Jack Daniels.

>> And then Canoe says, "Look, I hear this. deal. I get that there are some. compromises that need to be made. Obviously, Carney clean Donald Trump's. clock in this deal. We all get it. But. can like I would have put the screws in. even more. I would have put the dagger. in even more. I would have went even. further. Watch for yourself." Um, do you. expect ultimately that that will be the. decision that's made when a deal is uh. potentially reached? That ultimately you. will be putting the US because it it.

sounds like you're saying that you are. preparing to do this eventually. You're. just kind of waiting until um you know. the deal is right for you. >> No, the deal will not be right for me, I. would expect. But it's not about me. It's about Team Canada. what we've been. saying for the past year, year and a. half since all these uh all this tariff. nonsense uh started. So, my choice, whatever. Uh your choice is. the most important thing. Your choice. when you go to liquor market, when you.

go to the LCBO and other provinces, uh. your your your stores, stick with Canada. We have labels on our. shelves. You see a maple leaf, buy that. you see the stars and stripes, maybe. keep browsing. >> And he goes, "Look, I get it. I respect. Prime Minister Carney. I get it. Um, he's the one on the phone with Donald. Trump, but do I want to cheerlead this. even though we won and we beat the. United States? I want to pummel him even.

more," he says. Let's play this clip. >> Were you given permission from the prime. minister, sorry, to like blame him in in. case. >> Are you okay with that? the. >> he's the one who wants the booze back on. the shelves. Like it's I think it's. pretty clear what we would do here in. Manitoba were it not for the fact we're. part of team Canada and we want to work. together with the prime minister who I. fully respect is the one standing up for. Canada and is the one on the phone with. uh President Trump. So I I do feel that. we have to respect that. But at the same.

time, do we have to go out and say this. is the best deal ever? Do we have to. cheerlead? Do we have to um play to. Donald Trump's ego? Oh, no. I don't. think we do. I think we should point out. how irresponsible he is along the way, and I think we should continue focusing. on supporting Canadian products. So, if. you do see the American booze on the. shelves, leave it there. >> And he said, "Yeah, the whole thing was. booze. That's what it really came down. to." And it wasn't like Carney was. begging us to put the booze on the.

shelves, but it was the step before he. was going to all the premieres of the. various provinces and saying, "Please, that's what Donald Trump wants." and. then we can do a broader deal and. whatever. It's not like Canadians have. to actually buy it. Here, play this. clip. >> You were briefed, but I mean, what were. you told or you must have asked? >> I was told by the prime minister that he. wants us to put the booze back on the. shelves. >> without giving you details. >> They gave us some details and other. stuff they said they're still nailing. down. So, he was I wouldn't say that he.

was begging us, but what is a step. before begging? So, I get it from his perspective. Why does. he want us to take the booze off the. shelves? He's the one who got on the. phone with Donald Trump, which, you. know, I don't think any of us want to be. on the phone with Trump or in a photo. with him. But there you go. Somebody has. to do it. Thank you, Mark Carney, for. doing it. And you can understand he got. to a place where he can recommend a deal. to Canadians, but I think for the rest. of us, okay,

>> is the prime minister saying to the. provinces, if you don't put the booze. back on the shelves, we won't have a. signed deal by the end of the week. >> Yeah, effectively. Yeah. >> It sounds like you're not. the. >> That's right. back in this house. But. >> leave it there is my when we put the. American booze back on the liquor mart. shelves, Canadians, leave it there. Spend your money on Canadian products. that are going to employ people in our.

country and that have an administration. that respects Canada. >> And then a reporter says, "So are there. sticking points in the deal holding up. your decision to put the booze back on. the shelves?" And Cano's like, "Well, there's tariffs in the deal." And listen. to what he says over here. Let's play. it. >> Um, is there are there sticking points. in the deal that would that would hold. is holding up your decision? >> Well, there's tariffs in the deal and we. have a big steel plant in Selkerk, Manitoba. Great employer, great people. who go there each and every day and I'd.

love the the tariffs to be zero. That. said, I think what we've been saying. throughout is the doctrine, some people. are calling it a doctrine, a doctrine of. no koozma, no boozema. And I think that. that condition has been satisfied. We do. have Koosma. Uh what in terms of what's. on the table, what I've seen in the. media, it's been accurate so far this. morning. So Koosma exemptions and then. the process for Koosma to continue, that's uh that's looking good. But. again,

what did we have two years ago before. Trump? What did we have a year ago? What. might we have when uh American elected. representatives grow some backbone and. stand up to a president who's raising. the cost of living on their. constituents? So again, I don't think uh. yeah, I don't think it's hard to see. where I'm coming from. I'm skeptical. I'm not, you know, going to cheerlead uh. things here, but at the same time, yeah, that's where we that's where we stand. today. >> There you have it, folks. Let me know. what you think. Hit subscribe. Told you.

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