During a 33-minute meeting in the Oval Office, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney firmly stated that Canada is not for sale, countering U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated suggestions of Canada as the 51st state. Trump's remarks about military protection and resource independence highlighted tensions, despite his outwardly friendly demeanor. Carney praised Trump as a transformational president, but had to navigate uncomfortable discussions regarding Canadian autonomy. The meeting showcased both leaders' political nuances and the underlying complexities in U.S.-Canada relations, with Carney emphasizing that some things, like Canada, are simply off the market.
As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale. The one we're sitting in right now.
Trump repeatedly made lengthy pitches for why Canada should be the US's 51st state.
Collection
[
|
...
]