President Donald Trump claimed that he had a conversation with approaching Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and that Carney” couln’t had been nicer.” Trump predicted that Carney had soon arrive in the White House, with the next week or less, and that the leaders would discuss a deal with Trump.
He called me up yesterday and said,” Let’s create a offer,” Trump said. He said,” He was running for office, they were both hateful, and I believe it was the least candidate who won.” Trump claimed that liberal opposition leader Pierre Poilievre detested Trump significantly more than the so-called Liberal.
Carney, but, sang a different song in his victory speech than Trump had suggested his conversation with him was. With the statement,” Our ancient relationship with the United States, which had brought prosperity to Canada, is over, is the death bell,” Carney sounded the death knell for the US-Canada relationship.
The United States has supported Canada since the second World War, a structure that, while imperfect, has contributed to our nation’s wealth for centuries, is over, according to Carney.
” These are tragedies, but it’s also our new reality,” he said. We’ve overcome the horror of the American treachery, but we still need to remember the training. We must protect ourselves and, above all, take good care of one another.
Trump was one of the factors contributing to the snap poll that took place after Justin Trudeau was forced to step down. Justin Trudeau flew to the US shortly after Trump’s inauguration to confront his humiliating plan to create Canada as his government and his first state. Trump continued to speak out against Canada when Trudeau’s state fell and pushed for the election, saying that he was only considering making the state 51st because he believed that this would be the only viable option for Canada.
The win was discussed in the White House on Tuesday, with assistant press secretary Anna Kelly saying,” The vote does not affect President Trump’s plan to make Canada the beloved 51st state.”
