Hub Podcasts Why does Trump suddenly have a hate on for Canada and Carney?
Oct 27, 2025
Tensions between Canada and the U.S. are escalating as Trump reacts angrily to a Canadian ad, threatening new tariffs. The discussion includes frustrations over Canada's negotiating stance on key trade issues like supply management. Experts also express concerns about Canada losing leverage as the U.S. strikes deals with other major economies. A potential Supreme Court ruling on Trump's emergency trade powers could have dramatic implications for U.S. trade policy and presidential authority.
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Ad Was Flashpoint, Not Root Cause
- The Reagan ad was the flashpoint but U.S. frustration with Canada's negotiating positions runs deeper.
- The administration views issues like supply management and internet regulation as unresolved grievances it now wants fixed.
Hassett Comment And Canadian Blame
- Kevin Hassett said the ad was a flashpoint but reflected deeper U.S. irritation.
- Canadian officials may blame Doug Ford for negotiation breakdowns with Washington.
Traditional U.S. Forbearance May Be Over
- The administration sees prior U.S. magnanimity toward Canadian protections as over.
- Preserving policies like supply management may no longer be feasible under Trump-era priorities.