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Carney Responds to Trump's Surprise Deal Offer — Canada's Trade Talks Take a Fresh Turn

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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney once described the relationship with the United States as a war. Now he says he welcomes President Donald Trump's comments about a possible trade deal "fairly soon." What changed? In this video, we break down Carney's surprise response, the exact conditions he set for any new Canada-US trade deal, and the private talks that never stopped even while official negotiations were frozen.

You will also learn why the August collapse still matters, how 50% steel and aluminum tariffs are hurting workers, why the USMCA was not renewed, and what Canada's trade talks could look like next. We also cover the split between Premiers Doug Ford and Danielle Smith, and three possible paths ahead: a deal, another collapse, or a slow grind.

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20 Comments

@joanhutchins4740 20 hours ago

I think we should tariff our strengths! Oil, gas, uranium, aluminum, lumber, fertilizer. Everything they want.

@FrewstonBooks 9 hours ago

Why anyone would believe the American side of the trade collapse is beyond belief. The Americans have shown themselves time and again they cannot be trusted, while Canada has proved itself a truthful and reliable partner.

@patrickdemontbrun2904 16 hours ago

The U.S. added the requirements that Canada must be guided by the U.S. in their dealings with other countries. That was added by the U.S. in the final paper which was never discussed or agreed to by Canada……..Canada was right to walk away…..

@annereynolds8162 9 hours ago

Canada doesn't want anything to do with a trade team that includes Greer or Lutnick or Hoekstra.

@RxxAxx-o7t 17 hours ago

We reject domination and predatory capitalism practiced by demon Trump. We use cooperative capitalism based on rule of law. Trump destroys rule of law if he cant control laws. Canada cannot accept such contempt and gratuitus daily insults.

@gordonray3091 20 hours ago

The video you are watching is entirely generated by AI.

Every visual element, including the speaker, the settings, and the illustrative scenes, is created using artificial intelligence models. This technique is used to visually represent the narrative and trade discussions presented in the video (0:00 - 21:21), while the audio narration and the overall production structure are also synthetic.

@jrjenki 15 hours ago

Every thing Trump says is a lie. Every think, every time always

@ReubenJohnFisher 3 hours ago

Fortunately, Carney is a great negotiator.

@Debwebable 14 hours ago

Theater from Trump. Respectable from Carney. I would never sign anything with Trump.

@Gary.P604 11 hours ago

END NORAD! We don't need it, ONLY usa does! It's a waste of OUR resources & leaves us open to even more usa betrayal, blackmail or worst! They've proven they sign all agreements in pencil, untrustworthy & very dangerous! Then Canada MUST obtain nukes & short/medium range delivery systems. Ukraine's mistake was believing usa & giving up their Soviet nukes. If kept, perhaps Russia/Putin would'nt have murdered so many of their people! MAD's the ONLY thing Russia/Putin/usa/Trump China & N. Korea understand. WE'd better get some defence against usa! Agents/provoicateurs in Albta/BC/Que/GL's only the beginning! END NORAD, asap!

@alexwebster3151 13 hours ago

When Donald says fairly soon, is like the boy who cries wolf. He has no credibility. I think Canada should join BRICS. Start talking about ending the US money system, selling US bonds, not using USD.

@Robert-s4b5n 19 hours ago

Trump could never let himself look weak to the Americans, or the rest of the world. He would have to appear like he got the win on the "deal" between Canada and America. Close down all cross border trade. Stop the flow of oil, electricity, and block off all access to the fresh water, and wait for them to feel the pain. When they were ready to actually make a deal, Canada would be willing to listen.

@denys40patrick 19 hours ago

Stronger partnership😂😂. Trust is Gone

@colinosborne3877 19 hours ago

They aughter call Carney "Mr Cool".

@MichaelHacker-y7p 19 hours ago

I am betting on the banker and Canadian toughness

@BillVanderlubbe 18 hours ago

trump don't step foot in Canada.

@RandyNorman-y4k 13 hours ago

Belarus can't supply the amount of potash need or uranium. If you don't want either no problem China and India will buy it

@KimWrigley-s4j 20 hours ago

Internal political forces, economic conditions as well as judicial judgements Wil amplify the pressure on Trump. Pending trade agreements with India, China, Turkey and importantly the EU, together with suggested major international investment in Canada strengthens Canada”s negotiating strength. Additionally Trump has not resolved wars with Iran and Ukraine, devaluing his bravado when they were commenced. The. Strait oil issue as. Well as the price of fuel and its domestic economic implication , particularly on the cost of living will take their toll in the fast approaching midterms. Signing a fair agreement with Canada, even signing on to extend the CUSMA would be viewed well by the American suffering electorate and provide some relief to Trumps escalating political, legal and domestic issues. At least the trade agreement is someting over which Trump has significant control in respect of being able to shape and sign it. In God we Trust, every one has a price to negotiate.