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Jamieson Greer on Trump's retaliatory tariffs on retaliatory tariffs: "Canada has had its retaliatory measures in place on us for at least a year ... We have tried for over a year to get the Canadians to eliminate these things. Again, we've given them the best treatment available in... show more

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