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5:00Now PlayingDonald Trump is moving forward with his tariff plans on everyone and everything, and Canada is not rolling over to let Trump steamroll them into economic ruin. Ontario Premier Doug Ford hit back at Donald Trump last week, pledging to “inflict as much pain as possible” onto the American people for Trump’s tariffs. This threat, again, is not against the President – it is against the people of this country. And Canada isn’t doing this to us, Trump did it to us, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.
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Well, folks, as Donald Trump calls it, today is liberation day, which really just means screw over American consumers day because this is the day that the big tariffs go into place. But last week, he also put more tariffs in place, a 25% tariff on all automobiles and automobile parts coming into the United States, which of course, Canada, one of the top, uh, exporter to the US of automobiles and automobile parts means that's gonna hurt. And in response to the tariffs last week, and in anticipation to the tariffs coming today, Ontario Premier, Doug Ford absolutely blistered Donald Trump. And unfortunately, by extension, the entire American public, by pledging to inflict as much pain as possible on all of us. Here is what Doug Ford said. I can assure you one thing, we're going to make sure that we inflict as much pain as possible to the American people without inflicting pain on the Canadian population.
All he's doing, talking about Trump is hurting the American people, he thinks the cost is going to go down for automobiles in the us. It's the total opposite. The costs are going to go skyrocketing. He keeps calling out countries. He, he's really pointing us out for the most part, Ontario, 50% of the parts within the vehicles are American. They were showing me drawings today of all the different parts from all over the world. By the way that goes in one vehicle. I can tell you, we just aren't going to roll over. We're going to retaliate and he's going to feel the pain from the American people. We have two options here. We either roll over as a country and he runs over us, uh, uh, 15 times and gets what he wants. Or we feel a little bit of pain and we fight like we've never fought before. That 65 billion of tariffs that we have on the table that we can launch towards the us We have to run through every tariff and minimize the pain for Canadians, maximize the pain for Americans. And I feel terrible for the Americans, but it's one person. It's President Trump that's creating this chaos.
That may be one of the best quotes I think I have ever read here on Ring of Fire because it, it, it is so succinct. It is so to the point. It is so filled with actual, real, genuine passion that I love it. That's what we need here in the United States. We need American politicians to be talking like that. And look, I don't have a ton of love for Doug Ford. Don't get me wrong, but that is a hell of a statement. And he's right. The American people do have to feel the pain, unfortunately, and they have to feel it because of one man. That is what I've been saying for months. By the way, all of this is happening because of one guy doing all of this to us, not for us to us
Sometimes for millions of people. The only way to learn is through pain. It's like dealing with a child, you know, for the most part, you can tell your kid, don't touch the stove. It's hot. It will burn you, and it will get through to them without them having to touch it. But there are plenty of children who, by God, they gotta touch the hot stove to learn that lesson. And that's what we're dealing with in America right now. Most of us understand, listen, hey, I just saw fire coming out of the stove. It's hot. I'm not gonna touch it. But there are people who are like, I don't believe it's hot. I don't think the fire touched the stove. Let me see.
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