BBC Interview Where Carney RIPPED Trump Apart on HIS LIES

if Canada does not surrender and will not retreat and will respond in the same way.

Mark 100 on your country.

Well, I think President Trump may think that we in Canada will surrender, but we will stand up for what the president has taken against Canada, which he also thinks he is taking against Mexico, China, and others.This is the second time in less than 10 years, in fact, in less than 8 years, that the United States has been saved.A trade agreement with its closest trade partners, an agreement that was negotiated with good intentions.

And there is no doubt in your opinion that the agreement between Mexico and Canada, which was known ...

Let's all talk from Canada's point of view.In both cases, if we compare Canada to Mexico, the percentage of illegal drugs that are smuggled across the border by Americans is less than 1%, according to the monitoring operations that we have seen.Less than 1 % cross the southern border, and its percentage is less than 1 % in terms of illegal immigrants.There is no justification for national security for this.It is the alleged judge.Justice in the United States is slow in the courts, but this is a violation of the trade agreement.

From.It is clear that the American president is obsessed with Canada and is unable to mention it tonight.Good.Yes, I have changed the judge as the president does sometimes.Good.The United States suffers from a trade deficit with Canada only because of energy, as a result of its large oil imports.

and electricity.This is the reason for the trade deficit between the United States and Canada.We are not victims of exploitation.In fact, we sell this energy, especially oil, at lower prices than the global prices of the Americans.Therefore, perhaps we should demand the return of this support." The White House claimed that national security is linked to the Fentanyl and the illegal migration of the South.

These payments were largely paid for by the American demand.Then oil and electricity, which Canada sells to Americans at lower prices than global prices, went even further.In other words, the story of exploitation has turned upside down.Canada is the one who supports the consumption of American energy, not the other way around.By the time this series ended, the moral and economic foundation for Trump's announcement had collapsed with a security policy.This clarity, which came out before he took office, is the reason for the spread of this interview on a wide scale.

This was the first time that many Canadians have heard a prominent figure rejecting all of Trump's attacks at once.

I mean, it's clear that he thinks he can manipulate your country.

We can't do that.

And you talked about the response.You want to become prime minister in a few weeks.How will that look?

Good.First, we have a lot of documents.Good.We keep them secretly.We will start using some of them.Good.

These decisions concern the current government.I have been in constant contact with our main negotiators, the Minister of Foreign Affairs.and the Finance Minister who were in Washington, and the Secretary of State, who was also there.We will take steps.I think it is reasonable to expect in the near future to impose similar fiscal patterns to those imposed by the United States.We will target our fiscal patterns on goods and services that will have a greater impact on the United States and less on Canada.

But let's be clear, this will have an effect on the Canadian economy, and this effect will be faster and wider than the United States.But the Canadians are not ready to make any concessions.This is not justified at all if we have to.

Imagine, for example, an attempt to target Trump's circle, perhaps by imposing public money on him.

As you mentioned a while ago, it is logical to Therefore, all options are on the table in this case.As for the second thing that I would like to say, and I would like to emphasize, you know what we will do, or at least what we will do if I succeed and become prime minister by mid -March.which is to strengthen our economy and support its growth through a series of major measures.I would like to remind you that we are a first -rate country.We have abundant resources, huge financial resources, in short.And we have, in fact, many shared shares with many major economies around the world.

And as time goes by, we will seek to diversify our economy.

Good.This is an interesting point of interest.I mean, what do you want from the rest of the world, the Group of Seven, the European Union and the United Kingdom to do in the face of what you call the destruction of the White House?

Well, it's not what I call it, it's like that.The second thing is that if I were in one of these countries, I would consider this a indicator of what will happen later.Problems arise in determining who shares the same tendencies and who respects our trade agreements.For example, today we carried out some major changes, or rather proposed some major changes to our climate policy to strengthen the policy of climate change This is very similar to what the United Kingdom is doing in terms of the climate and the European Union.Therefore, look, there are some major economies, including our economy, that agree with us to a large extent.

Do you expect some help, some cohesion from countries like the United Kingdom?Or does the United Kingdom think, well, if we stick to silence a little, we will not be affected by Trump's definitions?

With success, with success in that, well.Look, we are not looking for help.What we are looking for is that we can rely on ourselves.But what I would like to point out is that the system changes in real time as a result of these measures if they are implemented.And the economies that share the same values, and I think that Canada shares many values with the United Kingdom, the European Union and a number of countries in Asia.In fact, with the Group of Seven, except for the United States in its current situation, this creates opportunities.

And in view of trade relations for any country in those countries, including Canada, we have to look at the world as it is now, not as it was in the past or as we wished.

Therefore, for example, the rest of the countries of the Group of Seven may impose a border tax on carbonon America in a well -coordinated way.

I realize that Canada is the leader of the Group of Seven this year, and I also realize that I have become the prime minister in the near future.I will not indicate any declarations of the Group of Seven, but I will point out that the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Canada, as is the case with the current government, are making great efforts to reduce emissions and enhance competitiveness for our companies and create jobs in the future in a clean economy.It makes sense, in light of these efforts, to provide Canada with similar trade protection to those provided by other countries that are making these efforts.As for the United States, it is going through a difficult period.and seek to retreat in these issues.It seems as if there is a snake lurking there that will eventually disappear.

But in the meantime, we see an opportunity for Canada.We see an opportunity for Canada, with countries with similar directions, to continue to advance in this direction.And who?

It is clear to people in the United Kingdom that we are seeing Mark Carney again.Today, I think he is celebrating the fifth anniversary of Britain's exit from the European Union.People are wondering, have you changed anything?

Unfortunately, you live with the economic impact of this decision.In this case, I wish I was wrong about the potential economic impact, and I think the point I want to make is thatregarding the current situation is that we know the economic impact of these measures taken by the United States without that.It is silly to demonstrate that the world is as it was.The United States has regained its credibility as a trading partner.We all have to work together, or at least for the good of our citizens.

I am in Canada, and the government of the United Kingdom, and the citizens of the United Kingdom." This was not the future prime minister testing his argument.It was Mark Carney, who was still an ordinary citizen and a candidate for leadership, drawing a line when the pressure began, and a line.He described the moment as a structural transformation.The old trade system, which the United States was based on, is now being modified, and countries with similar tendencies will be appointed accordingly.Looking back, it is clear that Canada will not submit to pressure.

The democratic plans were imposed, and the pressure continued, and the man who sat on that chair and refused to surrender is now the one who manages the response and does a great job for Canadians.Thank you for your constant support of Canada Today.If you haven't subscribed yet, click on the subscribe button to be able to continue providing high -quality coverage that goes beyond the noise.Share this video.Some interviews only appear as time passes.