The American leader criticized Canada as a trading partner and said he was “MUST be the 51st state of the United States.”
U.S. president Donald Trump said Canada was one of the worst countries he was talking about. The politician said this in an interview with Fox News.
The American leader reiterated his allegations that Canada “must be the 51st state of the United States”, and also criticized the country as a trade partner.
“They sweat the big tariffs. When I went to different places in Ayov, in the nebraka, they always complained about Canada, how they were torn … We have a huge deficiency in Canada,” Trump said.
According to the American president, “he has been in contact with many countries,” and Canada is “one of the most expensive ones I have sued.”
Trump criticized representatives of former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, who called them “rude.” At the same time, the US president noted that it was easier for him to deal with Canadian Liberal Party representatives, and not for conservatives.
Remember, on March 4, Trump’s new duties of 25% for goods from Mexico and Canada entered strength, as well as double duty for Chinese goods up to 20%. In response, China and Canada introduced duties to American goods.
After that, Trump decided to double duties – up to 50% – importing iron and aluminum from Canada. He also threatened to destroy the Canadian automotic industry.
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