>> prime minister trudeau: very similar. trickier in canada where we have lost a little ground over the past decades on building housing. so the housing crisis is a little sharper. our economic outlook is slightly more positive than the united states right now on a macro level, but people don't feel it when they are buying for groceries. so there's a lot of frustration. and that's one of the reasons why even though our economy is by macro metrics doing very well, we are saying okay, if it is doing well macro, let's invest more in people. let's move forward on $10 day child care across the country. let's move forward on dental care and form a care, diabetes medication and contraception will be free. these are the kinds of things that we are investing in so that people can actually get a relief and have more money to pay for groceries or what have you. but people are frustrated and you know, the idea that maybe they want an election now is something that my opponents are trying to bank on, because people are taking a lot out o

trudeau. in his book, save america, trump, recalled that trudeau's mother, marber, was a left-wing activist who admired the cuban revolution. in cuba, she got involved with fidel castro and called him the sexiest man alive. this, according to trump, explains why. who still speaks so warmly of fidel, although canada, supposedly an ally of the united states, is an enemy of cuba. the canadians themselves are also sure that trudeau is very similar to fidel. this photo collage has been popular on social networks. the commanders of fidel and justin trudeau are compared at different periods of their lives. childhood, adolescence and adulthood. there are indeed similarities, but trudeau denies everything and... donald will apologize. the difference between trudeau and fidel is that fidel was against homosexuality, and trudeau was the opposite. two former federal ministers have called on donald trump to apologize for questioning prime minister trudeau's paternity. in a statement , canadian foreign mini

but trudeau didn't stop there, as they say, to disgrace himself to the end. as a result. said trudeau: millions of people, including jews, roma, slavs and the lgbt plus community, i didn't even know there was an lgbt plus community back then, as well as people with disabilities suffered greatly, said trudeau, under totalitarian regimes, many survivors later found refuge, and this is the most blasphemous thing in canada. said trudeau, to this day, their stories continue to shape the contribution a strong, diverse and inclusive canada, which - the prime minister of this country said, we call our home, end of quote, you know, during briefings we have repeatedly spoken about those very survivors who found refuge in canada, who are they in the main, who forgot, i will remind you, he was a fighter of the fourteenth grenadier division galicia, then a request was sent to the canadian authorities for the extradition of a former ss man involved in the murder of at least half a thousand peaceful soviet citizens, what do you think they did western competent authorities d

so trudeau used this . and so trudeau used this. and february 14th. being valentine's day , he used this to valentine's day, he used this to suppress this protest, this completely peaceful protest . and completely peaceful protest. and on january 23rd, federal court judge richard mosley ruled that trudeau's decision to do that was unreasonable was unjustified , and was unconstitutional , was unreasonable was unjustified , and was unconstitutional, and he should never have done it. he had no reason to do it, and he knew he had no reason to do it. and there's a, uh, another story thatis and there's a, uh, another story that is growing as as i speak right now that it's concomitant with, with this ruling is the evidence, the overwhelming evidence, the overwhelming evidence , now that justin evidence, now that justin trudeau faked his own , an trudeau faked his own, an emergency, he faked the intelligence. it was all fabricated intelligence based on a group calling itself the canadian anti—hate . network canadian anti—hate. network which calls itself an a

the point was made clear to trudeau. trump expects change before he gets into office on january 20th. trump wasn't just hammering home that trudeau needs to tighten up the northern border but the trade deficit between the two countries needs to be addressed right away. if trudeau doesn't fix that there will be a 25% tariff on all canadian goods and canada would have a lot to lose. they export 77% of their goods to the u.s. a 25% tariff could cost the canadian economy a whopping $110 billion. the canadian ambassador to the u.s. also at this dinner said that trudeau wanted to make the point to trump about the border that canada's border is not comparable to mexico's border. for example, 99% of all fentanyl seizures come through mexico, not canada. less than 1% of all illegal border crossers that are captured are coming from mexico, not canada. they say they were able to make that point but it is very clear that after this dinner, trudeau has made some promises to tighten up the northern border. >> bill: fallout will be int

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when castro attended trudeau's father's funeral in 2000, he and justin trudeau shared an emotional embrace it's sweaty speculation about the mother's behavior trudeau, even if it were true, what are you saying that he was born a communist. in 2018, donald trump angrily left canada after attending the g7 summit, and later called the canadian leader dishonest and very weak. now that donald trump is running for another term, it is unclear how the two leaders will interact with each other if trump is re-elected. in new york , democrats have introduced a bill in the city that would make transgender people's stay the most comfortable bars. offer to give out wigs, as well as false penises and breasts. the progressive newhamshire supreme court, where it was decided that parents have no right to know about their child's gender identity. in 2021 , the mother of one of the schoolgirls learned about her daughter's non-binary inclinations and demanded that teachers not encourage them to address the girl she. the inclusive school administration refused and after 3 years of litigation proved that teacher

and absolutely love how trump showed trudeau who is boss. >> jesse: we are told that when trudeau toldhat new tariffs would kill the canadian economy, trump joked to him that if canada can't survive without ripping't off the u.s. to the tune ofne $100 billion a year, then maybe canada should become the 51st 51st strait and trudeau could become its governor. >> trump having some fun on truth social, posting an aitop photo of himself, with the caption "o canada."o and trump getting results from enemies, warning the terrorist organization hamas that there will be hell to pay if theye don't release hostages in gaza before inauguration day. dana, do we know how many hodges are even -- hostages are even alive?indi >> no,, but we have indication that some are, and they need to be released, and i think it was absolutely right of president trump to lay down the gauntlet. hesome said that, if i win, by january 20th, they will be released, and he meant that. i don't know how many are alive. i hope that we can rescue more. not just that they're released and rescued.d be it's interesting here too,

trump's trudeau's -- excuse me, trudeau's rating and support has collapsed in the polls.urrency is now at a 4-year low against the u.s. dollar, and a lot of people in canada are saying trudeau, he's authoritarian, totalitarian. what do you think? >> look, donald trump wants to have allies both north of our borders and south of our borders. we would love to be in a position on day one to count canada and mexico as strong u.s. allies. and in order to do that, he has made it very clear we are going to have fair trade, and we are going to have strong borders. and if both of those countries are going to step up and acknowledge that that's the conditions to have a great relationship with us, then we're going to do everything we can to help those countries succeed. what we have seen all across the world are leaders who are coming and talking to donald trump, who are calling donald trump, who are meeting with donald trump because they know that he is coming and that america is going to be strong. we are going to stand up to the world and defend our allies, and we are going to pun

trudeau. that's how he won.as elected the outer provinces were not as engaged politically. once they saw what happened, just like we saw people come over to the nonleftist side in america away from the democrats, away from kamala. there are a lot of proud canadians. they play a lot of pond hockey. they love our relationship. i welcome you. 51st state, come on in. >> kayleigh: maybe just maybe american voters rejected hillary clinton hillary clinton and kamala harris not because of gender but because they didn't believe in their plans for the country. >> harris: that's exactly true. this was not a crime against women even though hillary clinton even had trouble getting women on the left to come to some of her events here in new york city. i remember that. i remember those empty events. it's about policy, it's about leadership. there's the quotient of likability. it's not even about that. people want to be able to afford food. they want to have a pathway to the american dream and they didn't see it through those t

trudeau bought feeds them. and we live in like it's just incredible how much they accuse us of peddling and misinformation and disinformation. they are guilty of lying to the canadian people by failing to report on this case. >> andrew, this this , this >> andrew, this this, this failure by mainstream media to hold to the fire the feet of those responsible for what certainly seemed to be a egregious act. >> it's awfully familiar. >> it's awfully familiar. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and it is worrying if we're going to be in that sort of say, what's great about this program is do call things out. you is you do call things out. you do say, let's question it doesn't mean we've got the answers, to. when answers, but we have to. when you hear about these abhorrent cases working on that cases and working on that sort of has to be of basis, there has to be somebody going to fight of basis, there has to be sontheydy going to fight of basis, there has to be sonthe underdog.]oing to fight of basis, there has to be sonthe under

justin trudeau came in front of the cameras and went one step further to sanctify zionism . why do you think trudeau did the opposite and defended zionism instead of joining the global wave? see, in fact, a move to create. the difference and differentiation between zionism and judaism has started in the world. jewish people are actually jews and many of them are followers of the jewish religion, and we can say that the strange majority do not agree with zionism, and in fact, zionism is a political movement, which is mainly the case. thank you for being with us in this conversation. thank you. so, i will say goodbye to our viewers on the khabar network . have a good night. this is the corridor of the parliamentary commissions and the end of this corridor reaches the national security and foreign policy commission. the internal regulations of the parliament say: in addition to politics and foreign relations, this commission must follow up defense, information and security issues. 14 the organization and institution are related to the national security and foreign policy commis

trudeau.t his accent. we love you, mr trudeau. >> oh , who was that? >> oh, who was that? >> oh, who was that? >> who's that? is that trudeau? >> who's that? is that trudeau? >> he's family. he's always been such big fans of our band. >> microaggression against outrageous. the english that's very anti english. >> that is that's a big, big stuff. >> well yeah basically he said i mean mick jagger was booed for saying we love you, mr trudeau, but he was just setting up his bombshell, there was a big hint that, that margaret trudeau was a big fan of the band. wink, wink. now, mr trudeau, whose poll ratings are at an all time low as canadians tire of his autocratic far left , open autocratic far left, open borders regime. but this sparked more rumours about the canadian politician's mother after former president donald trump allegedly accused margaret trudeau of sleeping with all the rolling stones. obviously this is a far right conspiracy theory, which means it's definitely not true. well, not tru

~ , , . cosy up to canada underjustin trudeau?_ trudeau? with respect i have worked with _ trudeau?deau? with respect i have worked with the united - trudeau? with respect i have| worked with the united states for decades on a number of different fronts. i'm on the publics safety side are now in the defence side. there is more to america than the white house and our relationship with the us military, our relationship with their congress and with americans i think is the strength and the basis of our continental security. we are going to continue to work hard on that and we are making the investments in modernisation and in our own military to be good partners to the united states and am very confident that we have a lot to contribute. our allies in the five eyes know that canada has much to contribute, and i'm very confident.— very confident. let's talk about the _ very confident. let's talk about the middle - very confident. let's talk about the middle east, l very confident. let's talk - about the middle east, about israel and what it may be about to do in gaza, in particular moun

justin trudeau there. of the tensions _ canada. justin trudeau there. there. of the tensions come down i canada. justin trudeau there. | of the tensions come down to the killing of this man, a sikh man was killed in canada last year. he was a part of the movement of something strongly opposed by the indian government. canada poss was government. canada poss was government accused indian officials of being involved in that. the foreign ministry spokesperson said... in another development today, the us is charged a former indian intelligence officer of allegedly directing a foiled plot to murder a prominent sikh separatists in new york. it's the first time that they have been directly implicated in this way. to discuss all this developments, let us speak to jeff, a former general of canada in hong kong and the ceo of the asia pacific foundation. first of all, where do you see things at the moment, i would assume you have more of a canada perspective on this but how better relations between india and canada —— bad relations? india and canada -- bad relatio

nobody wants trudeau to negotiate this deal.the narrative. the 41 million canadians i think most of them would trust me on this deal. >> he's talking about how president-elect trump said that canada should be the 51st state. why do you think half of canadians like kevin o'leary? they are so willing to rally behind a u.s. president trump? >> well when you're facing sky high taxes and now you're looking down the threat of a 25% trade tariff, then suddenly, becoming the 51st state might not look so bad, but of course americans have a say in that too, and we haven't really seen much support from the american people on the idea of canada becoming more than just america's hat, but again, trump clearly driving a hard bargain here, trying to essentially threaten trudeau into making sure he is helping with the border issue, and that's what his supporters voted for right? they wanted movement on immigration and ultimately, it is a u.s. issue of course, but if you can have a strong partner in canada and mexico to help alleviate some of tha

and i think trudeau and what he did with canada, i think two of the worst were trudeau for canada andpecially with covid. remember the guy in the elevator who sneezed and they had an arrest warrant out for months because he's needs in an elevator? no one was in the elevator. what trudeau did and what a lot of these governments did, with the truckers -- froze their bank accounts. he canceled the orders. he shut down gofundme when they arrested them and stopped them. this guy looks like a wimp to me. he really doesn't strike me as a guy with charisma. let's say bill clinton, john f. kennedy. it doesn't have to be a republican. he calls himself a feminist. he says "i'm a feminist," and america had the missed opportunity to elect a woman president. then he's having dinner with president-elect trump. he realizes he is going down in canada. >> what do you think about justin trudeau's chances of survival here? >> i follow just -- the stuff we get in the newspapers here. the finance minister who resigned, i know she lived in new york and was the head of the financial times here. i have great

and donald trump _ passed onto justin trudeau and donald trump have _ passed onto justin trudeau ando justin trudeau and donald trump have spoken and discussed illegal migration. how much is it about the art of the deal? i how much is it about the art of the deal?— the deal? i think a lot of it. we have — the deal? i think a lot of it. we have to _ the deal? i think a lot of it. we have to remember - the deal? i think a lot of it. - we have to remember to 2018, 2019, were donald trump tweeted a lot of tariff related threats, very few became actual policy. when we see concrete administrative actions, when we see federal executive notices and orders, we should get more concern, but the occasional tweet is usually an opening ply for negotiations early to get attention or find policy that is already going on that donald trump that can claim credit for and claim victory.— and claim victory. thank you very much — and claim victory. thank you very much for— and claim victory. thank you very much forjoining - and claim victory. thank you very much forjoining us. - i want to take you into the

i think trudeau is way down in the polls.>> bret: that's exactly right may be an election very soon. panel, thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ finally tonight, a special day. >> so as we celebrate our final holiday season here in the white house, we are guided by the values that we hold sacred. >> bret: first lady jill biden officially revealing the christmas decorations. this year's theme a season of peace and light. festive display includes music style carousel, gingerbread white house. 83 trees with almost 10 feet of ribbon and about 165,000 lights. how about that? tomorrow on "special report," republicans get their game plan together for managing the house, senate, and presidency. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. >> laura: good eve

about trudeau and his own politics.a two weeks ago now what, i believe, with joe biden and it was quite interesting you saw trudeau and biden chatter up for the family photos. standing next to each other. talking nonstop. and there is a lot of speculation asking his age. what are these two chatting about. i think, you know, donald trump i'm sure came up in those conversations though they spoke two weeks ago still extraordinary for a head of state to fly here to the u.s., bypass as far as we know publicly now any kind of official interaction with the president with the current administration in favor of going direct to the president-elect. and maybe their travel schedules didn't line up with the holidays this lime around but the larger point is why would you enter into negotiation with someone who is not going to be at the table. president biden doesn't have a hand to play in this fight currently and i think that at this point, we are all adventure of the trade wars including other heads of state and trudeau clearly real

and that doesn't go down well with leaders like trudeau or claudia sheinbaum in mexico. but that's what trump has said. he's going to do. so it's definitely notable that trudeau made the journey to physically see trump but i'm not sure if it will be effective. >> yeah. and you know, we're clearly seeing this real scramble right now among world leaders to get ahold of trump. whether it's at mar-a-lago or reaching him on the phone. earlier this week, we saw mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, speaking with trump on the phone. it's interesting their accounts of that conversation were quite different. you know, he said she agreed to stop migration through mexico. she says she never said that. what's going on here? >> i think this is a constant feature of a lot of president-elect trump's conversations with foreign leaders sometimes he hears what he wants to hear, even if the other person on the phone might say, hold up that's not what i said. i think the larger pattern here is that donald trump's plan to put tariffs on mexico and canada will drastically change life for cit

you will love how trump showed trudeau who is boss. >> new details about the trump/justin trudeau dinner are told that when trudeau told president-elect trump that new tariffs would kill the canadian economy, trump joked to him that if canada can't survive without ripping off the u.s. to the tune of $100 billion a year, that may maybe canada should become the 51st state, and trudeau could become its government. [laughter] >> trump having some fun on truth social, posting and add a photo of himself on top of a canadian mountain with the caption ""o canada"." trump is also getting results when it comes to america's enemies. he is warning the terrorist organization hamas that there will be all hell to pay in the middle east if they don't release hostages in gaza before inauguration day. okay. dana, do we know how many hostages are even alive? >> no, but we have some indication that some are, and that means that they need to be released. i think it was right for president trump to lay down the gauntlet. he said something like this before. said something like this in the campaign or a debate.

and right now that's justin trudeau . and it's just justin trudeau. about everything upsets justin trudeau . unless you're in trudeau. unless you're in lockstep with his socialist policies. >> i have it on good authority that that that trudeau is contemplating pushing for the ability to jail for life on account of things that people say , that that's some of it is say, that that's some of it is actually going to carry a life term. can that be true ? term. can that be true? >> yes, yes, that's exactly the onune >> yes, yes, that's exactly the online harms bill has a provision for 20 years in prison. that's more than murderers are getting in this country. 20 years. that's life in canada. yes. and that's part of the online harms bill. and this is a piece of legislation that has been sold to the public as a means of protecting children from child pornography. children are already protected from child pornography through the criminal code, through legislation. and it's got nothing to do with revenge porn and all these other red herrings that the trudeau go

i think when you look at trudeau, there's also his own domestic politics that trudeau looking at in makingenger saying mysh relationshipip with the americas will be better tha than yours.u. so this isn't all about trump, it's a little bit about trudeau and his politics. but i was in south america twoag weeks ago now with joe biden and it was quite interesting.e you saw trudeau and biden doing a lot of chatterstin back-and-fh when they were up for the familk photos standing next to eachf other, talking nonstop. there's a lot of speculation, asking what are these two about.g i think donald trump i'm sure came up. >> though they just spoke two weeks ago in person, i think it is still pretty extraordinary n head of state to fly here, to the u.s., bypass, as far as we know publicly now, any kind of officialon w interactions with the president, thwith the current administrati, in favor of going direct to then president-elect. >> and maybe their travel schedules did not line'tith upe the holidays this time around. but the larger point is whyegot would you enter into negotiation with someone who i

justin trudeau nervously laughed at that idea but trump went further to offer justin trudeau the jobor if canada were to become part of the united states. everyone was laughing throughout this conversation according to forces that were at the table trump and trudeau but the point was delivered and made clear that trump expects change before he gets into office on january 20th. trump wasn't just hammering home that trudeau needs to tighten up the northern border but the trade deficit between the two countries needs to be addressed asap. trump said of trudeau doesn't fix that there will be a tariff on all canadian goods on day one when he gets into office and if that were to happen canada has a lot to lose, canada export 77% of their goods to the us totaling $440 billion. 25% tariff could cost the canadian economy a whopping one hundred $10 billion. at this dinner, justin trudeau made the point to trump that canada's border should not be compared to mexico's border because 99% of the fentanyl is running through mexico's border, not canada's board with the us and less then one% of the i

. >> it started this morning when trudeau's top aide announced she would be resigning from the cabinetsaid trudeau told her on friday he no longer wanted her to serve as the finance minister, and he offered another position in the cabinet and she does not say which one but her only path was to resign. she was first his foreign minister and then finance minister, and the top negotiating agent for canada in the trump first term, and she made sure canada would not be hit with the first tariffs on steel and aluminum, and they were at odds including over how to handle what she called the grave threat of aggressive economic nationalism from the incoming at minute administration. she goes on to say that can ada needs to keep the threats seriously. trudeau himself has conveyed to his cabinet he is considering resigning but that leaves canada without a key trade negotiator. >> i think the assumption is trudeau is an extraordinarily weak position politically. can you comment on that? i do not know when the next election there is, and it may come up sooner rather than later? >> it could. he is co

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is reportedly on the verge of resigning amid his tariff battle fight trump. bu-elet our president-elect trot the neighbourhood to the north, saying, the great state of canada is stunned as the finance minister resigns, or fired, by justined, trudeau. her behavior was totally toxic and not conducive to making deals. she will not be missed.ci a triple exclamation point. t judge, one orif the things aboun trudeau, reading the tea leavesd governments around the world arr starting to fall that they wenti way overboarmmd on socialist-tye policies, and a new deal thatn went you will around thene worl. >> judge jeanine: you see it i>n italy already, they have a very right wing -- is she a president. >> prime minister. >> judge jeanine: maloney, and e german chancellor losing the confidence vote. >> france. >> judge jeanine: the whole world is saying, you kno, auw w, a cloud over us, saying, wee boughtwe into the craziness, ani think that trudeau, and what he did with canada, i think two ofh the worst were trudeau -- canada and australia, especially with

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trudeau's plane is intends as a direct effort by my trudeau that he has a plan to address mr. tariff's plans and tariffs should be avoided for the sake of both country's economies. he got on a plane and flew to mar-a-lago, for what? you have people in trump world saying, oh, well, this is just trump sort of positioning and he is just posturing, he doesn't really mean it, he just wants to draw people out. >> look, the man has a 1950s view of our economy, period. he is stuck in that time where tariffs was for some reason his thing. what do you -- from trudeau's perspective, what do you think going down there now will achieve for him than just keeping his behind in canada and dealing with it? >> i mean you have to go and sit with him. there's no way around it. that's why i think when he got elected trudeau was like, oh, god, i've got to go down and talk to him, he is the president of the united states. i've got to go talk to him. i think it is just trying to keep that line of communication open. trump wants to be liked, wants to be loved. if he can feel like trudeau and others, m

trudeau is dying a political death by a thousand cuts.next year which his liberal party is almost certain to lose. and trump smells weakness, and exploits weakness, and trudeau is kind of nowadays weakness personified. >> so are you saying -- i should add that the bahamas also, the folks are like we're not doing this with you so don't try to send -- turks and caicos is not open for business. but if you do look at the way latin america sort of is unfolding, to the south of us, we have a lot of instability. you have argentina, you have maduro in venezuela, trump has now got a deal with those two. if canada, for instance, elects a trump-like figure, then what for the region? >> i think the region is going to see a lot more turmoil in trump's second term, and a lot more trump sort of upfrontism, in the next time around than we saw in the first term. he was kind of distracted last time around. we also have marco rubio, and rubio, you know, is of cuban origin. and he has sort of -- i won't say bull varian abbitions but he sees himself as a big

rachel: this is what justin trudeau said friday.y it is through lots of real constructive conversations with donald trump that i'm going to have 2 have that will keep us moving forward on the right track for all canadians. important to understand donald trump when he make statements like that plans on carrying them out. there is no question about it. and i think the conversation you had explains why justin trudeau who ideologically couldn't be more different than donald trump went tomorrow lago and is very conciliatory in his talks. jacqui: you've seen the same from mexico as well. >> the woman is a communist, let's be honest, the mexican president is a communist, doesn't like donald trump, has not been helpful at the border and now she's having to face donald trump saying you don't want to help me with the border, look what's going to happen to you, it literally could collapse. fascinating conversation. a great transition, go ahead. will: speaking about communist, rumors circulating that there's a new name you can expect the next f

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and that trudeau could be governor.s now, staff writer for the atlantic and msnbc contributor, mark leibovich. this is a strange story. from the reporting, it sounds so insulting. you could just be the 51st state. what is donald trump's relationship with one of our closest allies? why does he treat people like justin trudeau with such apparent disdain? >> because he feels like he can. i think this is basically -- this is essentially why he has the appeal that he does from his supporters, which is a sense of bluster, a sense of incredible dismissiveness over someone he considers inferior, someone americans consider to be this sort of a neighbor to the north, and frankly, just law of the jungle. we're bigger than you, stronger than you. you rely on us more than we rely on you. therefore we can push you around. it helps trudeau is a lot younger than trump. it probably helps that trump feels like he can lord over any number of things, in part and this is reflected in how he treated him in the first term. they didn't have a

we also some of trudeau's saw some of trudeau's cabinet around him as well. and so we're still waiting to hear on more details of what specifics they got into. but i can assure you trade was definitely at the top of that list. >> all right. alayna treene thank you so much. all right we're also now getting a clearer view of how president-elect trump could carry out another key campaign pledge, securing the southern border and deporting millions of illegal immigrants. texas says it's offering up land for the u.s. government to use for detention centers and has introduced a new unit of troopers to patrol the borders on horseback. cnn's rafael romo is joining me now with more on this. what more can you tell us about what texas plan is, how it's trying to assist? >> yeah, and you may remember that there's been a feud between the federal government and states like texas when it comes to enforcing immigration law, and we're getting that first glimpse of what's going to happen. >> let me give you an example. texas land commissioner john buckingham is calling it an ef

president-elect trump is egging on trudeau that canada should become our 51st state and trudeau should be canada's governor. president-elect trump has threatened to impose sweeping tariffs against canada to the tune of 25% on canadian goods. trudeau has told trump those tariffs would crush their country. in west palm canada's finance minister dominic leblanc and foreign minister melanie joly are scheduled to hold talks with president-elect trumps. trump's border tsar tells fox that canada is ready to go on immigration enforcement. the canadian premier of alberta tells fox that canada would like to improve its partnership with the u.s. >> we have this wonderful partnership that we have had since 1993. there's always going to be trade tensions. i would say if we could work on that relationship and also work on some of the border issues, have the americans know that we want to be a partner in addressing our cross-border security issues but more internationally, the threat of china, russia, being able to help our allies. >> these trade talks are important because the united states gets a l

canada thinks trudeau is addict. just ask the guy named mick.om a rolling stones concert in vancouver canada where mick jagger mentioned prime minister justin trudeau and win that didn't get the reaction he expected he pivoted. roll it. >> we love mr trudeau and his family has become such big fans of our band. by the way congratulations on the canadian soccer team. >> greg: i'm just glad keith richards -- keith richards wasn't alive to see this. all right events. pretty big pivot right? if things go bad shut out the local sports team. >> 's and it amazing to see an 80-year-old have the awareness of the room. and that just goes to show the attacks on biden are not because he is 80, it's because the 80 that he is. because that's an 80-year-old that immediately read the room, pivoted and went the other way. this guy is still performing in concert. when you said you start me up i never stop i think he took it a little too far. it's time to stop mick, your good. but that's the difference between two, eight -year-olds. >> greg: would be great to see j

what did trudeau promise trump? convinced trump to rethink that tariff threat well, there are a lot of the conversation was around the fentanyl crisis. >> i think the president elect is very focused on the fentanyl crisis and the good thing for us was that we were able to talk about the facts around the canada-u.s. border a 0.2% of the fentanyl that comes into the united states is from canada the rest is not and we are also suffering a terrible crisis in canada from fentanyl. >> our two countries are really the two in the world that are under this horrible, horrible epidemic. so they were able to talk about that. what we can do together. >> and that was very positive. >> and we also talked about the flow of people between our two borders. again, you know, one bad day at the u.s. southern border is equivalent to an entire year of migration between canada and united states. so we put that into context. and then we and then we talked about what more can be done together the prime minister talked about making sure the b

on truth social today trump talked about what happened with trudeau.ear9 that the united states will no longer sit idly by as our citizens become victims to the scourge of the drug epidemic caused mainly by fentanyl pouring in from china. too much death and hardship. prime minister trudeau has made a commitment to work with us to to end this terrible devastation of u.s. families. now, we are waiting to see what trudeau has to say about this meeting today, any official statement that would come from the canadian government. reporters had the chance to catch up with him briefly as he was heading out of the airport hotel he was staying in. here's what he had to say. >> reporter: prime minister, was it a productive meeting with the president-elect? >> it was a -- [inaudible] conversation. >> reporter: an excellent conversation. we'll look to see, again, if there's additional fallout from the meeting at mar-a-lago. today trump is threatening additional or tariffs on so-called bric countries, brazil, russia, india, china as they are looking to create a new s

canada thinks trudeau is addict. just ask the guy named mick.e day comes from a rolling stones concert in vancouver canada where mick jagger mentioned prime minister justin trudeau and win that didn't get the reaction he expected he pivoted. roll it. >> we love mr trudeau and his family has become such big fans of our band. by the way congratulations on the canadian soccer team. >> greg: i'm just glad keith richards -- keith richards wasn't alive to see this. all right events. pretty big pivot right? if things go bad shut out the local sports team. >> 's and it amazing to see an 80-year-old have the awareness of the room. and that just goes to show the attacks on biden are not because he is 80, it's because the 80 that he is. because that's an 80-year-old that immediately read the room, pivoted and went the other way. this guy is still performing in concert. when you said you start me up i never stop i think he took it a little too far. it's time to stop mick, your good. but that's the difference between two, eight -year-olds. >> greg: would be

and who else was with trump and trudeau and we see trudeau and we see doug bpurgram. >> and a canadian plane came down and iphone app. this wasn't announced by team trump or by the canadians and the economists are closely watching. and the wall street journal writes, tariffs would drive up steel, aluminum in the u.s. and buys all of canada's oil. and we listened to how lawmakers are reacting to this and some are saying that this is a negotiating tactic. and it was president biden who warned this could have an impact on two close u.s. allies and basically asking trump to reconsider, but as we've heard from trump's surrogates nothing is final until it actually happens. griff: a lot of v.i.p. visits to mar-a-lago. mark, thank you. alicia. alicia: so for more on how trump's tariff plans could impact the economy, let's bring in mitch roschelle. good to see you. i want to talk more of justin trudeau making his way to mar-a-lago with the possible threats of tariffs. is it possible we could be looking at a trade war. >> if it is, it's probably between the united states and china and i think it

did you see justin trudeau's speech, mr. fantina ? my final question is dedicated to this speech by trudeau , while we are witnessing a global wave in which the jews also come to the stage and say that there should be peace between israel and zionism separated with jews and many the jews are declaring their opposition to zionism. justin trudeau came in front of the cameras and went one step further to sanctify zionism. why do you think trudeau did the opposite instead of joining the global wave? and defended zionism. look. in fact, a movement to differentiate between zionism and judaism has started in the world. jewish people are actually jews and followers of the jewish religion. many of them we may say that the strange majority do not agree with zionism, and in fact , zionism is a political movement that is mainly supported by big companies and big political organizations. it is located and has no popular place, especially among the followers of the jewish religion. mr. fantina, thank you for being with us in this conversation. i sa

trudeau's office has yet to comment if officially on the trip.y didn't even tell us he was coming. we noticed manager was up when a royal canadian air force jet was spotted last night, we saw the plane and said, well, that must be him. this morning reporters had a chance to catch up with trudeau at his hotel. >> prime minister, was it a productive meeting with the president-elect in. >> it was a -- conversation. >> reporter: so we'll be looking to see from the canadian side of things if they were able to commit to anything or whether or not it was simply a friendly conversation like we saw earlier in the week with the president of mexico. trump is also now threatening new additional tariffs on countries that may try to form a new balance to balance the u.s. dollar as well as u.s. allies. so talking about these brics countries, brazil, russia, india, china, trying to find a way to counter the dollar's power p. trump was saying any country that tried to gravitate towards that would face 100% tariff. we'll let you know as reaction continues to to po

and you mentioned justin trudeau going to mar—a—lago.p will have gotten a kick out of that. you know, canadian officials described how it was a veryjoking, fun atmosphere there at mar—a—lago, how they think it went down positively, but i mean, just remember thatjoke that trump said if the tariffs were going to be so devastating to the canadian economy, maybe they should make canada the 51st state of the united states. i mean, officials said that they, you know, they thought it was a good sign that trump felt comfortable joking like that. but you could just imagine justin trudeau's nervous laugh. i don't yeah, i don't think any canadians are laughing at that one, were they? and the image that donald trump posted with himself beside the flag and all of that, yeah. yeah, and i mean, if you look at the french president, emmanuel macron, it's the same thing. you know, he's had a mixed relationship with donald trump, but the first time around, again, he laid on the flattery. we're seeing it again this time. whether that really lasts when key i

this goes back to a joke that trump told trudeau when trudeau was at mar-a-lago recently saying that if canada can't handle his proposed tariffs, then perhaps canada should join the united states as the 51st state. this is a telling joke because it reflects how much trump loves to use tariffs as a weapon, a weapon that can pressure friends and foes alike to address problems everything from illegal immigration to drug trafficking. consider that just since winning the election trump has threatened tariffs on not just canada, but mexico, china and brics nations. that's a group that includes india and russia and brazil south africa iran, egypt, india the uae. i could go on. again, that's just in the last five weeks. and trump, he has praised tariffs again and again. he's called himself the tariff man. he has said that he loves tariffs, that they're a perhaps the greatest thing ever invented. and look there is a case to be made for using tariffs as a powerful bargaining chip as a way to build pressure and convince other countries to come to the bargaining table and try to reach a deal. be

leaving west palm beach this morning, trudeau agreed. >> it was a good conversation. >> reporter: trudeau not answer if they talked tariffs as trump's threat looms to impose a 25% fee on goods imported from canada and mexico. enraging the conservative premier of ontario. a province that trade nearly $500 billion with the u.s. every year alone. >> what i found unfair about the comments is to compare us to mexico. it's like a family member stabbing you right in the heart. >> reporter: both canada and mxico have warned they would impose retaliatory tariffs. mexican president claudia sheinbaum said she thinks an agreement on tariffs can be reached but said the issue did not come up in a phone call with trump on wednesday. on "cbs mornings," cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger said u.s. companies would have to absorb the cost of tariffs. >> are we going to pass that extra fee on to the consumer or eat it? if we pass it on, what happens? consumers, all of us, pay that extra amount on their good. so the question really is, how big are these tariffs going to be? >> reporter: tonight trump

and what's also interesting as well is that it's not just trudeau who's doing this.we also saw earlier this week donald trump and the president of mexico, claudia sheinbaum, speak with donald trump over the phone. however, that conversation they actually took away two different things from that. we know that donald trump had said they had a great conversation and that essentially mexico's leader had promised to effectively close down the southern border. she responded by saying that wasn't true and has also said that if donald trump were to move forward with his threat to put a 25% tariff on goods coming from mexico, that the country would respond with their own tariffs themselves, all to say again that both of these countries and their leaders i think, are trying to reach out to donald trump and work with him and see what they can do to potentially stop what he has said would be a massive change to their economies as well as the u.s. economy. >> yeah, no doubt about that. all right. alayna treene for us in west palm beach, thank you so much for your reporting there.

and actually, trudeau did the right thing here.p someone who seemed to like making deals. he likes to do those deals himself. he likes to do them face to face. justin trudeau needed a deal, something like 75% of canadian exports going into america. this is something that would absolutely decimate the economy. if it goes ahead. so he was quite pragmatic. many people are saying going down there trying to reach some sort of deal, which is extraordinary. i mean, you look at these images, i was just looking back, casey, you remember these moments, but back in 2022, trump called trudeau a far left lunatic. in 2018, he walked out of a g7 summit, which was in quebec, saying trudeau was very dishonest and weak. and then we have this glorious picture and a canadian minister who was in that meeting, i think was in that image. dominic leblanc told cbc that at the end of the dinner trump walked trudeau to his car and said, keep in touch. call me anytime. talk soon so it was an effective meeting in many ways. >> just just two gentlemen. concludi

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justin trudeau flew to florida. as you can see there friday, to dine with president-elect trump and this photo you're looking at of the dinner party was posted by pennsylvania senator elect dave mccormick. trump has proposed a tariff on both canadian, as you know, and mexican imports are alayna treene has all the latest for you. well president-elect donald trump on friday hosted canadian prime minister justin trudeau for dinner at mar-a-lago. >> a source familiar with that dinner tells me, and really, this is a very important and notable moment in their relationship. this dinner comes just days after donald trump threatened to impose massive hikes on tariffs if both canada and mexico did not do enough to crack down on drugs coming over the borders, as well as migrants. now, we did hear the prime minister actually address reporters on this issue friday morning. earlier in the day, before he flew down to meet with donald trump. i'm going to read for you some of what he said. he said quote, it is important to understan

trudeau and donald trump spoke, we reported. a source familiar with the call said that it was a productive conversation. and then this morning as well, we saw trudeau leaving his hotel in west palm beach reporters, including our own cnn's kate marr, asked him how the meeting went. he said it was an excellent conversation, but refused to say more than that. so we're staying tuned to learn more details on this. fred. >> all right. we look forward to that too. thank you so much. alayna treene. all right. for more let's bring in cnn political analyst and princeton his princeton university history professor julian zelizer. julian, great to see you. so in his first term, you know, trump pushed through the us-mexico-canada agreement to replace the nafta trade agreement. but now, as he's promising a 25% tariffs on canadian and mexican goods, also china. what what is trump. you know attempting to gain right now by making these tariff threats, which most economists say will only raise prices for a lot of americans. >> well, i think right