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🚨 GREER CONTRADICTS CARNEY 🚨 U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer went on CBC and flatly disputed key parts of Mark Carney’s explanation for why trade talks collapsed. Greer insisted Canada’s version was “not true at all.” So who's telling the truth?

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