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How Canada's political leaders are strategically using Trump's comments | Hanomansing Tonight
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9:02Now PlayingIn a Fox News interview Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he thinks it's 'easier' to deal with a liberal leader in Canada. Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre spun the comments as an endorsement of Mark Carney and a sign the president 'wants the Liberals in power.' Political science professor Hamish Telford discusses Poilievre's reaction to Trump's comments.
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