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Washington Today (5-6-25): PM Carney tells Pres. Trump Canada is not for sale at WH meeting on trade
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54:57Now PlayingCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House Oval Office for what the President calls a "very friendly conversation." President is asked if there is anything the Prime Minister can say that would make him lift tariffs on Canada and replies "no". The Prime Minister is asked about the President wanting to make Canada the 51st State and says, "Canada will never be for sale."
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