In a recent Oval Office Q&A, President Trump reiterated his idea of making Canada the 51st state, framing it as an opportunity to create 'the most beautiful landmass in the world.' He criticized Canada's previous trade negotiations, branding them as 'nasty' and suggesting that the U.S. has been taken advantage of, particularly through high tariffs on certain products. Trump highlighted the geographical arbitrariness of the U.S.-Canada border, indicating a long-standing interest in integrating Canada into the United States, echoing sentiments made since his presidency began.
President Trump expressed a desire for the U.S. to absorb Canada, claiming it would form the 'most beautiful landmass in the world.' He criticized Canada’s trading practices.
During a press interaction, Trump stated that Canada has been a 'nasty negotiator' and has taken advantage of the U.S. with tariffs on products.
Trump continued to emphasize the idea of Canada as the 51st state, calling the border an 'artificial line,' contributing to his vision of integrating Canada into the U.S.
In a press briefing, Trump hinted at a future 'big deal' involving Canada, underscoring his long-term interest in U.S.-Canada relations from his inaugural days.
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