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5:09Now PlayingMark Carney said "negativity won't win a trade war" in his first speech as Canada's new prime minister, as the country faces a tariff standoff with US President Donald Trump.
Carney says he will visit France and the UK on his first overseas trip in the job, adding that he currently has "no plans" to meet Trump, but "looks forward" to speaking to him.
When asked about US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's latest comment saying that "economically speaking Canada would be better as the 51st state of the United States", Carney called it "crazy".
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