Canada Just Went There…

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More from Premier Wobkenu of Manitoba, here's what he had to say, play this clip. "When it comes to Trump himself, I think part of what gives him his power is people pay attention when he does all these different erratic moves, so I think we're at the stage where yeah, just kind of don't feed the beast and just starve him of intention a little bit. But there is a substantive trade dispute that needs to get addressed and I think right now we just need to recognize that America's going to be there long after Donald Trump leaves office. So let's figure out a way to establish concrete relationships with reasonable actors who will presumably take the helm once he's done. And let's put the pieces in place to try and get our economy prepared to whether it's the next few months or whether it's the next two years plus." Then you had the very whiny loser behavior of Jamison Greer, the U.S. trade representative. You all know what Jamison Greer in your life, right? The whiny, pathetic loser behavior over here and he's like, "I think this trade was not even a big deal. I think Canada is unhinged for taking this so seriously, it's not even a big situation. Do you see how they're panicking over there in the Trump regime? Listen to this whiny, grotesque, vile thing, Jamison Greer, right? I mean, Prime Minister Karin used the term war, it's not a word we use, right? We don't talk about it that way for us, it's business, it's economics. And by the way, the tariffs we put in place whenever was 10 days ago, 7 days ago, it only covers 5% of imports from Canada. It's like a rounding error. And so to kind of have it whipped up into this giant thing where we're talking about war and economic tax and all these things, it's a little unhinged. Yeah, and Jamison Greer sat with the financial times and he says, "It's absolutely unhinged for Canada to call the dispute with the U.S. a trade war. This isn't a trade war. It's the Canadians that came out and said, "This is a war. We're just putting additional fees on them. Why are they taking this?" So seriously, and then he says, "The fact that we are issuing further tariffs against Canada, it's a natural consequence of Canada's retaliation. They should do nothing. They should just sit back and take it." This is what he says. In a news release issued late Tuesday, Greer called the measures a natural consequence of Canada's trade tactics. Canada chose to embark on senseless retaliation against the United States. So thus, we must make them pay. More on Greer in a moment, but let me show you Tim Hodgson, the Minister of Energy. Here's what he had to say, play this clip. We are in a trade war. A trade war that we did not ask for, but that we must win. Yeah, you damn right, it's a trade war. Not only is it a trade war, I think saying trade war is putting it lightly. My view, Donald Trump has declared an actual war on Canada. When you use 51st state language, when you start promoting separatist groups and secession, when you start talking about invading the country as Trump and his regime have, that's war language. That goes beyond trade war. That's what Charlie Hange says. That's what he talks about on Midas Canada. Take a listen to what the finance minister had to say right here of Canada. He goes, "You know what? There's a lot of issues, but this is a golden opportunity in front of us. The world is changing, America is changing. Canada is getting stronger, America is getting more isolated. In this new multilateral world, Canada has a bigger and bigger role as the US gets weaker and he's right here, play this clip." My key message is that I see a golden opportunity in front of us. The world energy architecture is changing. In that new world, obviously in the words of the international energy agency, Canada can be at the center. Why? Because we provide stability, predictability, and trust. Listen to what former conservative leader Aaron O'Toole had to say here as well, play this clip. This sort of very insulting language and memes, you know, and the offensive things that are being said about Canada and our leaders, our sovereignty and you name it. It's really high school, you know, you know, stuff, if not elementary school stuff, you know, and I just wonder, what do you think is going on there? You know, it aches me to my core Todd, you know, when I was the minister of Veterans Affairs and the Harper government, I went and spoke in Congress about Canadians fighting and dying together. World War II and the Devil's Brigade, they were honored by the Americans and now we have the Secretary of War poking fun at our cadet program and really trolling in a way that's juvenile and beneath the office. I agreed completely with what Prime Minister Karnie said. What I think Canadians have to do is to say we are going to continue to approach this with good faith, with professionalism. We're not going to engage in these sort of antics. We have to bite our tongue at times, but I think if we stand together and we drive for a fair bargain, I think we will get there, but let's not resort to the high school name calling, as you said. More from the Finance Minister talking about, we know that we're going to be the masters of our own destiny, play this clip. You saw me when I announced the countermeasures and I know the question you asked, who started that? Listen, we didn't start that. We respond. We don't want to escalate, but we know how to respond. We know how to protect and we know what matters and we know when to stand up and we know that we're going to be master of our own destiny and we know that no one will allow no one to infringe on our economic sovereignty. This was Canada when we were founded and that's Canada today. 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I told you I would get back to genius in Greer. Here he was the other day on state regime media Fox. You see why you can't speak with these Trump regime officials. It was Warren Buffett who said, "You can never do a good deal with bad people." The Trump regime Warren Buffett didn't say it as I'm saying, "Are the worst scumbag people? They cover up child sex trafficking rings. They cover up the Epstein files. They're disgusting." Here you got James and Greer on Fox saying, "Oh, Canada now wants to have all of these free trade agreements with India and Europe. They're doubling down on globalization and we want to make sure the North America is protected. That's why we won't do a deal with Canada unless we get to approve of the deals that Canada does." This was the whole point. One of the big things that the Trump regime tried to inject last minute in their discussions with Canada is that the Trump regime wants it a veto over Canada's free trade deals with other countries. So, of course, Prime Minister. Mr. Carney, who by the way now has approval ratings at 70% says, no, we're not going to give you veto rights. We're a sovereign country. What the hell are you talking about? I mean, because here's the thing you got to realize about the Trump regime. They're predators, right? I mean, they're led by a sexual abuser, someone who's been found liable for sexual assault in a court, someone who brags on audio tape that he sexually assaults women because he's rich. And he says, when you're rich, you sexually assault women. You get away with it. And he says, that's locker room talk. He said he used his beauty pageants to go in and inspect the girls naked. He's on audio saying these things. He's a sexual predator. He's an actual predator. So his whole view about everything is, I'm going to dominate you. I'm going to do to Venezuela. That's what I'm going to do to you. He says, sicko. Listen to what James and Greer says. He says it out loud. Canada wants to have free trade agreements. Uh-uh. We need to approve it. Low Kuzma, Canada, US Mexico agreement. That was the agreement that you had with Canada and Mexico. You idiot. Here, play this clip. Canada's approach is different. Canada is doubling down on globalization. Canada wants to have a bunch of free trade agreements with Europe, uh, you know, with India with all these other places. And they can do that, right? They're their own country. And if that's what they want to do, that's fine. Uh, but we want to make sure that North America is protected. We want to make sure that if something's coming in from Canada and it's getting a great deal, uh, that it's truly Canadian. Uh, so when they go to, to China and they say, listen, we're going to let in Chinese autos and we're going to invite Chinese auto investment into Canada, that's inconsistent with US trade policy. And again, if Canada wants to do that, that's their right. But it doesn't mean that we have to go along with it. By the way, you're the trade representative. Literally what you're supposed to do is do trade agreements nationwide. Not to, you're not the anti trade representative, but it is interesting, right? As you go through each Trump cabinet official, they do the thing to destroy their cabinet when you think about it. Right? I mean, hegs it as defense secretary. He turns it into a war and then loses all of the wars, right? The health secretary, RFK junior, hates health. The guy loves spreading diseases and there's diseases spreading everywhere. Education secretary hates education. I mean, the energy secretary doesn't understand the way energy work. Like I could go through each person in the Trump regime, they're each more horrible than the next. It's ridiculous. It's awful. Gotta always do show you what Charlie Angus had to say. You can't do a video without Angus. Here's what he has to say. Let's play it. Well, man, I think the thing that's really maybe the good element here is that again, things that took years and were very stuck on detail. That's all getting blown out of the water. So yeah, we negotiated with the Europeans. I mean, it's a nightmare in terms of regulatory issues that they're focused on, but they are a major global trading block economy. It's super important for us to be there. I think what the Europeans are realizing with the United States no longer trustworthy, they need allies too. So we're sort of blowing past throwing the paperwork out the window and saying, okay, shake a hand. How do we sit down? How do we negotiate? How do we start trading critical minerals? How do you guys start giving us submarine technology? How do we work together in the Arctic? This is happening at a very accelerated rate and it's going to make Canada, it's going to change our position in the world that already has. But again, who is the United States looking to? Like they've come out and they've destroyed 80 years of relationships in Europe supporting extremist parties supporting what Javier and Argentina supporting the North Korean government and continuing to kiss the boots of Vladimir Putin at every possible opportunity. I mean, how is that going to make America stronger? Is this Donald Trump's just nihilistic death wish of destroying the United States as a world power and he's doing a damn good job? My question is, is why is this being allowed to happen? Where are the voices speaking up? Where is the interventions in the United States to stop this destruction that's going on? Because again, we're watching the Empire Crumble on our border. We see the level of threat and men is coming from Donald Trump towards us, their next door neighbors. And we're thinking, we've got to be ready for whatever happens and right now, Canadians are more than ready for whatever is going to come. And then here's RNC Chair Joe Grooters. Here's the deranged comments that he made yesterday. Let's play this clip of Joe Grooters so you can hear it for yourself. I hear you on the war on prices. The president is in the middle of this dispute trade battle trade war, whatever you want to call it with Canada. Republicans are going to need Susan Collins in Maine. You know this, Joe, if you want to keep the Senate. And here's what she's saying about these new Canadian tariffs. There's no one who has been more vocal than I have against the Canadian tariffs. I voted against them on the Senate floor. President says they're good. She says no one has been more vocal and against them than me. Should she continue to be vocal and against them if it helps her win in Maine? Listen, D.C. The U.S. and leaders have been selling the American worker down a river for five decades. This president has gone to bat for the American worker some same one. And what people have to know, and hopefully what we'll be able to explain to them in this convention, is that these trade deals, Canada has been doing one over on us. So should Susan Collins tone down what she's saying then? Listen, I think Susan Collins will aware of what she's saying. I think she knows her district, but the other day, this is for the greater good for American workers. This, we're not asking for any type of advantage. We're just telling Canada, be fair. What you charge is what we're going to charge. We're not going to let you bend this over, you know, over and over again for the next 50 years. The American worker has to be protected. We're going to go to bat for him. This president gets it. And he's all about making sure that everybody has that path to the American green. I love Susan Collins, but she's wrong on this one. Hmm. I mean, some real sickos right there. Well, Canada, we stand in solidarity with you. We're here at the Midas touch network. And I hope you do know that there are millions of Americans. There are more of us than there are of MAGA who actually stand in solidarity with you against our own government. We don't support the Trump regime. We support Canada over the Trump regime. We know this is a regime of sexual predators and deviance and vile pieces of trash. Keep standing up to this disgusting Trump regime. People do our part to fight here from within, but we don't like this. We don't support this. And we're going to speak out loudly for you, you know, fighting. We want to fight with you against this Trump regime, these evil people, these scumbags. Thanks for watching. We appreciate you. Albo's up, Ken. Before you go, our book WTF America is available for pre-order now. It's the story of how we got here and how we fight our way back. To pre-order, scan the QR code or click the link in the description. Let's do this. [MUSIC]