Trump's Treasury Secretary Said "Let Alberta Come Down" - 5 Days Before The Vote, Carney Posted 1812
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Global News asked Donald Trump's ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, the simplest question there is: does the United States want Alberta to stay part of Canada? His answer: "That's president's call." In 1995 Bill Clinton said Washington wanted a strong and united Canada. In 2026, the Treasury Secretary said "I think we should let them come down into the U.S.", Elon Musk told Alberta to separate - and on Tuesday the Prime Minister posted five words: "On this day in 1812." Alberta votes on Sunday, 19 October. This video counts what Washington has said, what the separatists claim, and what the numbers say. - Hoekstra on the Alberta Prosperity Project's State Department meetings, and the $50 billion credit line ("not that I know of") - Why Ontario's Reagan ad was "interference" and the Treasury Secretary's invitation was "two different things" - Leger: 70% remain, 22% separation process; Janet Brown for CBC: 72% / 23%; Ipsos for Global News: separation support 28% in January, 18% in Jun
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