Canadian Prime Minister responds to Trump's tariffs, 51st state idea
April 4, 2025
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as posted by the channelCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke to workers at an auto plant in Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada as global leaders continue to respond to President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs.
During his remarks, Carney spoke about Canada's strategy. "We're going to fight, we're going to protect and we're going to build."
Carney also commented on President Trump's '51st' state idea.
"The fight started with getting respect, getting respect from the United States. Canada is a sovereign country, that doesn't matter who's in this role. There's only one title for the person who's in the role - my predecessor, myself, whoever comes after me as prime minister - it's not the thing that begins with 'g.' But it's that we're a sovereign country now we have that respect from the president, that's the first step," Carney said.
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