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Kevin O'Leary says he's not concerned about the tariffs. He thinks Trump's tariff talk is just a "renegotiation of NAFTA." O'LEARY: The thing about Trump is you gotta distinguish noise from signal. The signal for 🇨🇦 is: let's talk economic union. Seems legit to me. You?

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Фото профиля Alex Blanchard

Alex Blanchard1 год назад

Of course it seems legit. We have a business person running the US and a substitute teacher running Canada. How do you think it will end up? Canada now has to pay the price for all of those people who voted for the guy with the good hair.

Фото профиля 🅾️ Kat Kanada

🅾️ Kat Kanada1 год назад

Bingo!

Фото профиля Central Custom Molding

Central Custom Molding1 год назад

Heard the tariff talk? So have we. Talk to us today to get your manufacturing back to the USA!

Фото профиля RubyTubee

RubyTubee1 год назад

Its negotiations...Liberals don't understand business...

Фото профиля CanConServative

CanConServative1 год назад

It wouldn't be an issue if we had competant leaders who are serving Canadians. What we have are incompetent leaders who serve foreign powers

Фото профиля Hockeydad1977🍊🇨🇦🇺🇸🇮🇱

Hockeydad1977🍊🇨🇦🇺🇸🇮🇱1 год назад

Ding ding we have a winner

Фото профиля Elgatogrande

Elgatogrande1 год назад

OLeary is not reading the room correctly. Canada has become an EXISTENTIAL threat to USA safety ... a Communist/Globalist drug lab owned by China, Mexican cartels and Indian criminal gangs. This is not going to end well ... expect higher / escalating tariffs and a naval blockade

Фото профиля DJ Stefanik

DJ Stefanik1 год назад

Non of our Politian's have read Trump's book : Art of the Deal" If they had they would understand what he is doing as these are his negotiations tactics.

Фото профиля Ra Luka

Ra Luka1 год назад

I don’t know … it sounds more like: “I know what’s going in Canada and I won’t let it continue. 🇨🇦 fix it, or I will!!”

Фото профиля Chaosreigns

Chaosreigns1 год назад

I mean he knows him pretty well. Also what I have been saying for awhile. It's all a negotiating process from a man who has negotiated all his life.

Фото профиля Janett McLellan

Janett McLellan1 год назад

Fun thought but it’s simply not what Trump has outright said several times. He’s been pretty clear, and people keep twisting it.

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