Trump, Trudeau tariff call heated, included profanity: report
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Phone call between the President Donald Trump And the Prime Minister of Canadian Justin Truden has been heated on 25% tariffs on 25% tariffs for the Trump administration this week and includes a cunning, the report said.
Wall Street Journal He quotes the person familiar with the question when describing the nature of the call. Canada has imposed 25% response tariffs against US products.
The discussion, which lasted 50 minutes on Wednesday, was a “colorful call”, but “very significant,” said Rudas, Reuters reports.
“I can confirm that we will continue to be in a commercial war, which has been launched for the future for a visible future from the United States,” said Trudeau.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudad, the right and President Donald Trump talked in Quebec, in June 2018 during a G7 meeting. (LEON Neal / Getty Images / Getty Images)
After calling Trump said that Trudo’s efforts to steal FENTANYL stream Canada-US Border The “quite well” did not take its tariffs. He also described the phone call as “to some extent” in a friendly way.
“Believe or not, despite the terrible cause, which he was done for Canada I think that Justin Trudo uses the tariff problem, which he mainly runs for the prime minister. “It’s a lot of fun to watch.”
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Mexican President Claudia Shinbam held a press conference on March 4 to answer US tariffs at the Mexican National Chamber. (Reuters / Raquel Cunha / Reuters)
On Thursday, he won that he would release Mexico from the United States-Mexican-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to April 2.
The decision was made after Trade Secretary Howard Lutnik told CNBC.
Truden said that Lutnik’s comments.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trinde calls for Trump tariffs “very dumb”. (Dave Chan / AFP Via Getty Images / Getty Images)
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“But it is a promising sign,” he said. “But I will present that this means that the tariffs remain in place, and therefore our answer will remain on the spot.”
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