Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the new 25% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on their country are “very dumb”. (Credit: Reuters)
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau A report said that a report has been said to be called “very dumb” with President Donald Trump today.
A senior Canadian officer told the Associated Press that Trudeau yesterday informed the Premier of the Canadian provinces that he was expecting to talk to Trump on Wednesday.
Will come after conversation Trudeau slaves Trump’s new 25% tariff On our country, saying that “we will not back down from a fight.”
Trudeau said during a press conference on Tuesday, “I want to talk directly to a specific American. Donald, you and I have worked together in eight years, we have done big things.” “And now we should work together to ensure even more prosperity for North Americans in a very uncertain and challenging world. Now, I am not in my habit to agree with the Wall Street Journal. But Donald, they say that even though you are a very smart man, it’s a very dumb thing. It’s a very dumb thing. We want to see worldwide.”
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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attend a NATO summit in Watford, England in December 2019. Trudeau on Tuesday called Trump’s new tariff “very dumb” on Canada. (Dan Kitwood / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Trudeau has announced a 25% repayment tariff on American goods in response Trump’s tariff, Which came into force yesterday morning.
Trump said after Trudeau’s comment on Tuesday, “When he puts an anti -counterfeit tariff on the US, our mutual tariff will immediately increase with the same amount!”
Trudeau said during his press conference that he is “always there” to talk with Trump about the importance of working together to take the world together. ,
“The facts show very clearly that in the context of taking action on Fentanile, we are doing everything that is necessary. And not only for the United States, with themselves, canadians are also suffering to the people as well as for people as well as illegally fenteenile,” he also said.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau looked during a press conference, while President Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on Canadian imports, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on 1 February. (Reuters / Patrick Doyle / Reuters)
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik indicated a possible agreement between the Trump administration and the leaders of Canada and Mexico, which could see some tariff rolled back on the two countries.
During Tuesday’s appearance on Fox Business “Kudlo”, Lutynik told hosts Larry Kudlo that Trump probably looks at the United States-Maxico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to see America’s neighbors in the middle, which was designed to create a fair trade between nations.
He said, “He is really looking carefully whether it is trying to find out whether there is some way that he can come in the middle, where he can give something to Canadian and Mexican, but will have to do more,” he told Kudlo. “They have found Phantenal to end death. You can’t just say that it is okay that people can die. It’s not just one thing.”
People browse a grocery store after the announcement of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods by US President Donald Trump at Toronto, Ontario on 4 March. (Reuters / Arlin McDore / Reuters)
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He said, “This is not a break. None of that poses stuff. But I think he is going to find out, you do more, and I will meet you in any middle.” He said, “We are probably going to announce tomorrow. So somewhere in the middle will be the result – the Presidents are moving forward with Canadian and Mexican, but not all the way,” he said.
Fox Business’ Lewis Cassiano contributed to this report.
