Trump Banned $1B Of Canadian Goods, Then Demanded An Apology — Carney LAUGHED In Vancouver
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At one minute past midnight on September 29, 2026, an American import ban on Canadian goods came into force. Not a tariff — a ban. Alcohol, dairy, motorcycles, whey and molasses. BMO put the figure at about US$1 billion of Canadian exports. The day before it started, Donald Trump said in the Oval Office that Canada would be on the phone within three or four weeks, dropping every tariff, saying "Sir, we are sorry." The day it started, a trade adviser told Canadian lobbyists in Washington to get the hell out of the country. The afternoon it started, a reporter in Vancouver put both of those to Mark Carney in one question. Carney laughed, and said nine words: "I take note of both comments. How's that?" This video is about why the laugh was the right answer — and the number that makes it the right answer. - The arithmetic nobody printed: Americans sold almost $600 billion into Canada last year, more than $1.6 billion every single day. The ban is worth about sixteen hours of ordinary t
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