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🚨 Carney’s Tariff Temper Tantrum Jamieson Greer: “We offered them an even better deal, to reduce their tariffs on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber to the best in the world, and we believed we had a deal.” “Ultimately, in what seemed like a political decision, they decided to reject...

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Greer: Canada came to us and wanted to negotiate a deal. We offered them an even better deal and we believe we had a deal. But, ultimately, in what seemed like a political decision, they decided to reject this and go in favor of some of the rhetoric you are seeing now.

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