President Trump is BUYING CANADA

Oh yeah.

>> What's going on, ladies and gentlemen?

Welcome back to the Fringe. Uh,

President Trump is more than likely

going to make a move on Canada. What's

that move going to be? Uh, my guess, uh,

he's going to purchase it. He's going to

buy it. We're broke. Canada is broke.

Um, I want to go back to something that

was said by President Trump a year ago,

but people understand the process that

has happened over the last year. And

this is all the fault of the Canadian

government. Keep in mind,

uh, following President Trump's address

last year.

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over to what uh President Trump said a

year ago. I've played many video clips,

ones where he talked about how unfairly

the United States had been treated, uh,

that he was going to put pressure on

Canada. A lot of people said, "Is this

going to be 51st state? Is this going to

be how you move forward?" He said,

"Well, it's going to be pressure.

There's going to be economic pressure.

We're going to do economic pressure in

Canada. We're going to push them out. Uh

this is exactly what President Trump has

done.

This was a year ago.

President Trump confirms that tariffs on

Canada will go forward in time,

likely referring to the first week of

March. This after the Bank of Canada

warned they have no tools to effectively

deal with inflation and a depression.

How's that gone for us over the last

year? How's inflation been over the last

year? Take a look at his speech. I got

to say, I love Donald. I think he's

wonderful. I think he gets it really. He

nails it down here. Absolutely

wonderful. Great speech, by the way.

Magnificent. Uh take a listen to what he

has to say.

>> We're on time with the tariffs and it

seems like that's moving along very

rapidly. We've been mistreated very

badly by many countries, not just Canada

and Mexico. Uh we've been taken

advantage of. We were led by in some

cases fools because anybody that would

sign documents like they signed where

they were able to take advantage of the

American people like has happened over

the last long period of time except for

a little four-year period that took

place four years ago. Uh but uh anybody

that would agree to allow this to happen

to our country uh should be ashamed of

themselves. No, the the tariffs are

going forward on time, on schedule. Uh

this is uh an abuse that took place for

many many years. And I'm not even

blaming the other countries that did

this. I I blame our leadership for

allowing it to happen. I mean, you know,

who can blame them if they made these

great deals with the United States, took

advantage of the United States on uh on

manufacturing, on just about everything,

every aspect that you could imagine they

took advantage of. If I look at some of

these agreements, I'd read them at night

and I'd say, "Who would ever sign a

thing like this?" So, the terrorists

will go forward. Yes. And we're going to

make up a lot of territory. We're going

to All we want is reciprocal. We want

reciprocity. We want to have uh the

same. So, if somebody charges us, we

charge them. It's very

>> So, if somebody charges us, we charge

them. When you look at the vastly unfair

dairy cartels that go out of um Quebec

that that run a monopoly

and charge astronomical amounts for

dairy to the United States on top of

everything else. What has Prime Minister

Mark Carney done to fix that in the last

year? Nothing. As he says, quote Mark

Carney, who cares? Who cares? him and

Doug Ford go full boore against

President Trump matching dollar for

dollar. Uh the conservatives have said

in their election during now the keep in

mind their federal election was two

months after this and the federal

conservatives plan was to go against

President Trump as well. Well, we'll try

to negotiate but we've got to match

dollar for dollar. Now I know the

Conservatives have pulled back since

then. They're trying to take a different

approach,

but the Liberals haven't done anything

to benefit this country. In fact,

they're almost letting things get worse

on purpose. I mean, when you look at

Mark Carney's investments and you look

at his conflicts of interest,

everything's tied to the United States.

There's no reason that he'd want Canada

to do better. We've shown that in many

videos. Salty Albertan posted this truth

social post last week. Let's bring it up

full screen for you guys. If Governor

Carney thinks he's going to make Canada

a drop off port for China to send goods

and products to the United States, he's

sorely mistaken. Canada will eat can

China will eat Canada alive. Completely

devour it, including the destruction of

their businesses, social fabric, and

general way of life. If Canada makes a

deal with China, it will immediately be

hit with 100% tariff against all

Canadian goods and products coming to

the United States. Thank you for your

attention on this matter. President

Donald J. Trump. Uh, I know people get

mad when I do Trump. I have fun doing

Trump. I think you guys like it, too. I

know people in the comments always tell

me they enjoy it. Um,

President Trump released this just last

week

as Mark Carney continues his deal with

China. He's not pulling back. He He

tried walking back the comments a few

weeks ago after his trip to Davos and

then going over to China and Qatar and

saying, "Oh, no. We don't have a deal

with China." And then he goes back,

"Yeah, we do have a deal with China."

Uh, and he talks out both sides of his

mouth. People have had enough of that.

Well, President Trump has snapped back

after the Supreme Court ruled that his

tariffs were unjust.

President Trump uses a veto and doubles

down and says there is going to be a 10%

global tariff on top of existing

tariffs. This is something I said is

amazing

for the pressure on Canada. Now, do I

want Canadians to suffer? Do I want jobs

to leave Canada? Absolutely not. But

what you need is a government that

actually represents you. When you look

at the earlier clip of President Trump

saying, "Who would sign these deals? Who

would move forward with these deals?"

The same questions can be asked about

our current government in Canada. Why

are they not negotiating some form of an

exit from these tariffs? Why are they

not trying to find a way to work with

our largest trading partner in the

world? Why are they giving President

Donald Trump the finger?

We're going to go over that, but first,

let's play what President Trump had to

say yesterday.

>> Today, I will sign an order to impose a

10% global tariff under section 122 over

and above our normal tariffs already

being charged. And we're also initiating

several section 301 and other

investigations to protect our country

from unfair trading practices of other

countries and companies.

Thank you for your attention to this

matter.

>> So, President Trump has a very good

point and this is the reason for tariffs

is it's not economic pressure on a

country. It's to keep other countries

from doing bad trade deals like Canada's

doing with China. You've got people in

the comments section of this video

saying it'll only last for 150 days,

then it goes to Congress. Uh, you don't

mention that. Well, he doesn't need to.

What he's doing is putting economic

pressure on Canada

for purpose.

Now, what what everybody says is, "Well,

does this mean Canada is going to become

the 51st state?" No. President Trump

wants uh parts of Canada. He wants

Alberta. He wants Saskatchewan for their

minerals, for their oil and gas, uh for

anything that's useful. They don't want

have not provinces like Quebec that do

nothing for their country. You don't

want Ottawa and their corrupt

governments.

He wants what what is worth money in

Canada.

What's funny is when this all ends,

Jasmine Lane comes out with a really

good post. The Supreme Court rules Trump

overstepped emergency powers and

suddenly everyone rediscovers their love

of constitutional limits. Great. So you

agree. You agree emergency power

shouldn't be stretched to bypass

democratic processes. You agree

executives shouldn't govern by crisis.

You agree power should be narrow,

temporary, and accountable. Perfect.

Because that's exactly what Canadian

conservatives have been arguing for

years. Funny how it's defending

democracy when you oppose it abroad, but

it's necessary leadership when your own

side does it at home. You don't get to

call something authoritarian only when

your opponent does it. Either emergency

powers are dangerous or they aren't.

Pick a standard, apply it evenly, or

admit it was never about democracy. If

you're against executive overreach now,

welcome. I'm excited to see you fight

for it here at home now, too. She's

talking about the decisions that are

made in Canada that are trying to

overstep laws on censorship, laws on uh

bringing uh vehicles in from China. Uh

laws that are Mark Harney, we talked

earlier about putting through a law that

is going to allow him access to people's

phones without a warrant. All for your

protection, of course.

You can't say, "Well, Trump's Trump's

not allowed to use emergency powers." Uh

but but those in charge in Canada can

this is how you're painting a very broad

picture of just how messed up our

country is. And Jasmine Lane does a very

good job of that. Um but but what we're

talking about here is how all of Canada

is fixated with TDS, Trump derangement

syndrome, saying, "Well, Trump is bad.

Trump is bad. Trump is bad." When are

you gonna start caring about the people

who actually have an influence on what

happens in your country? This is why

provinces are talking about leaving.

They don't care. They don't care. They

might as well be wearing NASCAR uniforms

with their sponsors stitched into their

outfits because that's all they're doing

here is patting their pockets. They

really don't care.

If you guys want proof that, well,

Canada can be great, well, guess what?

We we we came first place in something.

We actually beat the United States in

something. I bet you guys can't guess

what it was. Oh, here it is. household

debt as share of GDP. Canada is the top

country in the world right now. So, how

is Trump's practices when he's talking

about no longer moving forward with

USMCA with Canada? Uh, he's going to

tear that up and he has the right to.

He's putting this global tariff on top

of existing tariffs even if it's for 150

days. As I showed a year ago, the Bank

of Canada admitted they don't have the

tools to deal with this.

How do you think life is about to get in

Canada? And people will blame President

Trump. They'll blame President Trump and

they'll say, "Oh, it's all his fault."

No, blame your leadership.

Wealth Moose says, "Uh, Canada finally

hit number one in the world for

household debt. We don't own more. We

just owe more." I mean, look at this

chart.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

We did a video last week that got pulled

immediately.

People reported it as misinformation.

Canada maintains the highest food

inflation in the G7 as well, rising to

7.3% in January. Uh I I'll tell you

right now, the wife went to the grocery

store last week and she said all the

stuff that was on sale is now on sale at

the original price.

And surprise surprise, later this week

you go back to the grocery store, it's

all more expensive now. everything. Uh

we we did a comparison

in that video as to how much things cost

in this country right now and it's

double what you pay in the United States

at best. Keep in mind we have one of the

best beef sectors in the world. We have

agriculture. We have dairy.

And yet we're paying the highest prices

in the G7 for food inflation.

Prime Minister Mark Carney walks around

talking about how, oh, we're going to

unleash the country's economic power.

We're going to open up trade barriers

between provinces and we're going to

accelerate Canada into a a realm of

prosperity. Uh he hasn't done a thing in

a year. Nothing. Absolutely zero. He did

a deal with China. That's it. Why? Well,

because it benefits Brookfield. It

benefits his corporations and their

stock options. And that is it.

There has been nothing done to help

Canadians. Nothing is going to happen

that's going to help Canadians. And I'll

tell you, as we go bankrupt and as the

Bank of Canada says, "Hey, we don't have

the tools for this." President Trump can

sweep in and take whatever he wants.

This is his plan in full motion. Uh let

me know what you guys think about it

down below in the comments. Do you

welcome the United States coming in and

taking Canada? I sure do. I sure do. Uh

come take Alberta, please. It saves us

our referendum. saves us all of the

problems we have right now. Uh please uh

by all means come and take Canada or

Alberta, take Saskatchewan, tell those

cronies in Ottawa they can have that

little section, we'll call it the zoo or

something. Uh and just leave those guys

there. Uh bring everybody else except

for them in Quebec. Um let me know your

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