Juno News - Trump WALKS ALL OVER Carney in EXPLOSIVE Oval Office meeting

00:00:00.000 hi i'm candace malcolm and this is the candace malcolm show all right folks we are doing a second

00:00:06.740 episode today because something unbelievable just happened in washington dc mark carney and

00:00:11.960 donald trump met in the oval office things were going okay kind of donald trump was sort of

00:00:16.640 humiliating mark carney like low level just taking jabs and shots and then the q a happened and

00:00:21.740 everything unraveled and fell apart and it was chaos and it was humiliating for mark carney and

00:00:27.060 for canada we're going to get to it all but quickly if i could just ask you to do me a quick

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00:00:34.520 as many canadians as possible all right folks so mark carney was in washington dc as i said they

00:00:42.040 did their first official bilateral meeting between the canadian delegation and the americans in the

00:00:47.260 oval office with president donald trump i think this was a bad idea in the first place i think

00:00:51.700 after what happened with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky he was just absolutely lambasted in this

00:00:58.880 oval office in that exchange that happened where jd vance and donald trump just absolutely destroyed

00:01:04.280 him and it was so devastating for zelensky and his image and everything he was trying to do i'm

00:01:10.380 surprised that any world leader would go into this stage again into the sort of lion's den and yet here

00:01:16.180 we have mark carney just what one week and a half after winning the canadian election shows up in

00:01:22.000 washington with his delegation and let me just add that his delegation is entirely made up of former

00:01:27.860 trudeau liberal cabinet ministers so from the trump perspective the same administration that he absolutely

00:01:33.900 loathed right justin trudeau was out there undermining and trying to embarrass president trump

00:01:38.680 at every opportunity always taking jabs at trump always sort of trying to pretend that canadians were

00:01:44.020 somehow better than americans and taking shots at trump's same with christia freeland his former

00:01:49.240 deputy prime minister you know the whole idea the whole reason why carney was even able to get elected

00:01:55.080 in the first place is in part because you represented change in the minds of some canadians it's not

00:01:59.220 really a new administration when you show up with dominic leblanc melanie joly and i believe that's bill

00:02:04.080 blair the same people that were part of the trudeau government but alas this is what happened and i want

00:02:10.240 to basically play it to you in its entirety and i will jump in and make comments where necessary so

00:02:16.780 here it is folks this is the first bilateral agreement uh bilateral meeting between president

00:02:22.460 trump and prime minister mark carney great honor to have prime minister mark carney with us as you

00:02:28.360 know just a few days ago he won a very big election in canada and i think i was probably the greatest thing

00:02:35.400 that happened to him but i can't take a vote they were his party was losing by a lot and uh he ended

00:02:42.580 up winning so i really want to congratulate him was one of probably one of the greatest comebacks in the

00:02:46.980 history of politics maybe even greater than mine but i want to just uh congratulate you that was a great

00:02:54.020 election actually we were watching it with interest and i think uh candidate joe's a very talented person

00:02:59.360 a very good person because we spoke before the election quite a few times and uh tonight okay we

00:03:05.300 could stop it there for a second or you could just mute it and we'll keep it playing so folks

00:03:08.620 at home watching trump just spends a minute here just talking about the renovations that they've done

00:03:12.700 to the oval office but you could just see it from the beginning like mark carney is put in an awkward

00:03:17.540 situation right because trump does what trump does right he says that he himself like trump was the

00:03:22.780 greatest thing that's ever happened to mark carney and mark carney just has to kind of make a face

00:03:26.160 like it's not his story to talk and so he can't like talk over trump and interrupt him yeah you can see from

00:03:30.840 the b-roll here that they're just still talking about the renovation um that's gone on in the room

00:03:35.180 around him trump loves to sort of facilitate and be the host but carney's put an awkward situation

00:03:39.680 there he just kind of has to smirk trump takes credit basically for what happened to carney says

00:03:44.080 it was the greatest political comeback in history even more of a political comeback than his own so

00:03:49.200 what he's really saying is that like the liberals were completely devastated and down and out and if it

00:03:53.660 wasn't for him carney wouldn't be there wouldn't be premise which is true we all know this right but the

00:03:58.400 fact that he is at a official bilateral like state by state meeting here and trump is saying this it's just

00:04:04.540 embarrassing for carney i'm going to skip ahead here because trump goes down a tangent you can see

00:04:09.000 zooming in on marco rubio because he starts talking about the houthis and funding wars in the middle

00:04:13.900 east and beyond you can see jd vance there as well vice president um i'll just skip ahead to here and we

00:04:18.260 can go back to trump speaking about canada uh mark would you like to say a few words um well thank you

00:04:24.320 mr president i'm on the edge of my seat actually um but uh thank you for your hospitality and uh and above all

00:04:31.740 for your for your leadership you're a you're a transformational president uh focus on the economy

00:04:37.380 with a relentless focus on the american worker uh securing your borders um providing ending the

00:04:43.420 scourge of fentanyl and other opioids and uh and securing the world and i've been elected uh with uh

00:04:51.200 with my colleagues here with the help of my colleagues here i'm going to spread spread the uh

00:04:55.380 the uh credit uh to transform canada um with a similar focus on the economy securing our borders

00:05:02.360 uh again on fentanyl uh much greater focus on defense and security securing the arctic and developing

00:05:09.280 the arctic um and you know the history of canada and the u.s is we're stronger when we work together

00:05:14.680 and there's many opportunities to work together and i look forward to you know addressing some of

00:05:19.140 those issues that we have but also uh finding those areas of mutual cooperation so we can great

00:05:23.680 that's great very nice thank you very much it's a nice statement okay so let me just pause it for a

00:05:28.820 second there probably just pause it so from like that in and of itself was actually pretty good right

00:05:33.700 like i wouldn't say that mark carter necessarily like went in there and kissed the ring but he was

00:05:38.020 jovial he was friendly he was affable you could tell that they have a better relationship and a better

00:05:41.900 rapport than trump did with trudeau so already they're on to a better start but you know despite the

00:05:47.840 quite positive i would say back and forth it was quite short again trump spent like half of the

00:05:51.860 time that he was talking talking about the room he was in and then a different war in a different

00:05:55.280 part of the world and not really much about canada other than taking credit for our election and then

00:05:59.700 mark carter kind of said what he had to say he he was much more deferential to trump than he ever

00:06:04.280 would have been in canada now remember here at juno news we actually reported this we reported

00:06:08.420 that the head of the eurasia group who employs mark carter's wife and employs mark carter's advisor

00:06:14.200 uh gerald butts uh this is ian brebner he said that canada would quietly fold after the election

00:06:19.700 the mark carter would quietly fold i think that's what we just saw right we just saw him say to trump

00:06:24.240 you're a transformational president you've done so much for the worker uh we really admire you and

00:06:28.060 we want to build up your relationship and then hit all the points that trump want and fentanyl the

00:06:32.160 border the arctic uh carrying our fair share when it comes to military expenditures etc so really

00:06:38.560 different than the mark carter on the election campaign really different than the mark carter

00:06:42.620 that spoke to older liberal boomers and convinced basically all ndp voters across the country to go

00:06:48.320 on his side uh quite a different look i if i were one of those liberals one of those people who was an

00:06:52.680 ndp voter that switched sides and put mark carter over the edge i would look at that and feel a little

00:06:57.280 bit betrayed uh feel a little bit like mark carter put his elbows down um but that's that's just the

00:07:03.300 start right then the q a happens and then the media get their chance and this is where things go

00:07:08.760 really sideways for mark carter again i don't really know why he agreed to do this in the first

00:07:13.700 place if they had just done a quick meeting and you know say here we are we're doing our meeting

00:07:18.340 we're going to go negotiate behind closed doors that would have been better so journalists ask a

00:07:21.900 question and again this is where it just gets really uncomfortable because president trump resumes

00:07:25.680 his rhetoric right the whole 51st state thing didn't go away carney pretended that trump respects

00:07:29.900 canadian sovereignty during the campaign but that's not even true president trump you can tell he

00:07:34.600 continues to think he truly believes that it would be better if north america were just one giant

00:07:39.340 country and so he goes on his typical rant basically about how the border shouldn't exist is

00:07:45.400 artificial and mark carney's just left sitting there looking sheepish kind of grinning what can

00:07:50.480 he really say he can't really say anything and president trump is just walking all over him

00:07:54.800 it's really really embarrassing okay let's play this clip

00:07:57.180 mr president you have said that canada should become the first state

00:08:01.140 no no well i still believe that but but you know takes two to tango right

00:08:06.780 but no i do i mean i believe it would be a massive tax cut for the canadian citizens

00:08:13.000 uh you get free military you get tremendous uh medical cares and other things

00:08:19.020 there would be a lot of uh advantages but it would be it would be a massive tax cut

00:08:24.700 and it's also a beautiful you know as a real estate developer you know i'm a real estate

00:08:29.160 developer at heart when you get rid of that artificially drawn line somebody drew that line

00:08:33.840 many years ago with like a ruler just a straight line right across the top of the country when

00:08:38.760 you look at that beautiful formation when it's together i'm a very artistic person but when i

00:08:45.240 looked at that beauty i said that's the way it was meant to be but you know it uh i guess i do

00:08:51.180 feel it's much better for canada but we're not going to be discussing that unless somebody wants

00:08:56.700 to discuss it i think that um there are tremendous benefits to the canadian citizens tremendously lower

00:09:03.080 taxes free military which honestly we give you essentially anyway because we're protecting canada

00:09:08.700 if you ever had a problem but uh i think it you know it's uh it would really be a wonderful marriage

00:09:15.400 because it's it's two places they get along very well they like each other a lot

00:09:19.560 well if if if i may um as you know from real estate there are some places that uh are never

00:09:27.020 for sale that's true uh we're sitting in one right now you know buckingham palace that you visited as

00:09:31.660 well uh and uh having met with uh the owners of canada over the course of the campaign uh last

00:09:37.980 several months uh it it's not for sale won't be for sale uh ever uh but the opportunity is in the

00:09:44.960 partnership and uh and what we can build together and we have done that in the past and part of that

00:09:49.640 as the president just said is with respect to our own security uh and my government is committed for

00:09:56.620 a step change in our investment in canadian security and our partnership and i'll say this as well uh that

00:10:03.700 the president has uh revitalized uh international security revitalized nato uh and us playing our full

00:10:10.140 weight uh in nato and that will be part of it's true and they have i must say canada is stepping up

00:10:19.440 the military uh participation because uh mark knew you know they were low and now they're stepping it

00:10:26.240 up and that's a very important thing but never say never never say never

00:10:29.660 so just pure chaos absolute utter chaos in the oval office and you know mark rey's lucky that the camera

00:10:38.220 was zoomed in on trump when he was talking about the 51st state and the artificial border because

00:10:42.280 i would have hated to see mark carney's face i'm sure he was just smirking and grimacing like he was

00:10:46.980 when they zoomed out and he was on camera but folks like what can he really do right he could have

00:10:50.740 jumped in and said no mr president that's not going to happen but it would have been rude and mark

00:10:55.040 you could tell that he's trying to be a gentleman and that he's a polite person and so that's not really

00:10:59.080 in his temperament he comes back with a decent line you know some properties are just not for sale

00:11:02.820 and trump says that's true that's true but then trump gets the final line in never say never right

00:11:07.440 and really like again what can carney say he's just setting trump up this whole thing was kind of a

00:11:13.880 setup it was kind of a trap but the canadians walked right into okay next we have a clip of

00:11:18.300 donald trump just basically calling out christia freeland talking about trudeau and how much he despised

00:11:23.320 him talking about christia freeland this is not good folks this is not good okay let's play this clip

00:11:29.600 is the u.s. prepared to walk away from that pact or what usmca no not no no it's fine it's there

00:11:36.980 it's good we use it for certain things it's there we have the usmca is a good deal for everybody

00:11:41.960 i won't say this about mark but i didn't like his predecessor i didn't like a person that worked

00:11:49.660 she was terrible actually she was a terrible person and she really hurt that deal very badly because

00:11:55.400 she tried to take advantage of the deal and she didn't get away with it you know what i'm talking

00:12:00.780 about but uh so you know i had a we had a bad we had a bad relationship having to do with the fact

00:12:08.520 that we disagreed with the way they viewed the deal and we ended it you know we ended that uh that

00:12:14.220 relationship pretty much trudeau when i spoke to him i used to call him governor trudeau i think

00:12:18.560 that probably didn't help his election but when i spoke to him i said so why are we why are we taking

00:12:24.320 your cars why are we taking your we want to make them ourselves i mean i said and if the price of

00:12:31.160 your cars went up or if we put a tariff if we put a tariff on your cars of 25 percent what would that

00:12:38.340 mean to you he said that would mean the end of canada he actually said that to me and i said

00:12:43.720 that's a strange answer but i understand his answer but uh no i mean it's it's hard to justify

00:12:52.480 subsidizing canada to the tune of maybe 200 billion dollars a year uh we protect canada

00:12:59.320 militarily and we always will we're going to you know that's not a money thing that's but we always

00:13:04.100 will but you know it's not fair but why are we subsidizing canada 200 billion dollars a year or

00:13:11.360 whatever the number might be it's a very substantial number and it's hard for the american taxpayer to

00:13:16.660 say gee whiz we love doing that uh thank you very much we're going to have a very such

00:13:21.500 so you could you could just see mark kerney's so uncomfortable he's grasping his hands you remember

00:13:29.260 he was doing that during the debate as well but you could tell when he's uncomfortable and how could

00:13:33.540 you not be when president trump is smashing and slamming your predecessor naming names with christia

00:13:38.860 freeland basically and just saying how terrible she was and then pivoting on to the auto sector which

00:13:42.960 are so important to canada well at least ontario and so much what mark kerney has done has been to

00:13:47.520 promote them and then they just say like that's right cut it off and time to go i again i don't

00:13:52.980 know why carney would have fallen into this trap yes they were friendly you can tell that they're

00:13:57.960 actually probably good friends behind the scenes uh but i would describe that entire scene is just like

00:14:02.920 a train wreck a car crash not good for canada okay so after the that event ended mark kerney left he

00:14:09.960 went to a nearby building he was on a rooftop and he gave an address and i just want to show

00:14:15.240 the very first question that was asked to him was from a canadian reporter from the toronto star i

00:14:19.600 believe and she just says look your face during that meeting was a total tell uh tell us what was

00:14:24.840 going through your mind when donald trump was talking and what were you really thinking uh let's

00:14:29.400 play this clip good afternoon prime minister tonda mccharles toronto star and i was watching your face

00:14:35.080 through the meeting in the oval office and i wondered what was going through your mind when

00:14:39.960 the president talked about re-erasing the artificial border and how he criticized your predecessor and

00:14:45.560 madam freeland uh well um thank you for i guess for your question um i'm glad that you couldn't tell

00:14:53.320 what was going through my mind uh as that was going through um look the um on with respect to uh the first

00:15:01.400 point um the president has uh made known his wish uh about that issue for uh for some time uh i've been

00:15:12.280 careful always to distinguish between wish and reality i was clear there in the oval office as i've

00:15:18.520 been clear uh throughout uh on behalf of canadians that this is never going to happen canada's not for

00:15:23.880 sale it never will be for sale um some things as i said in the room some things are never for sale

00:15:30.680 and he agreed with that uh so um i distinguish between the two and then with respect to uh the

00:15:37.800 importance of re-establishing a constructive relationship for negotiations of a of a partnership

00:15:43.240 of an economic and security partnership which is what we were here for um i look for it not back and

00:15:50.680 i think we established a good basis today okay so you know kind of amusing it car you said well you're

00:15:56.200 asking that question so that's good that you couldn't tell what was going through my head yeah we could

00:15:59.880 all tell buddy we could all tell that you had made a very big mistake a bad decision to go to that

00:16:05.080 meeting in the first place and that you couldn't contain your uncomfortableness and your awkwardness

00:16:10.440 and basically the fact that president trump was humiliating you by continuing with this rhetoric

00:16:15.320 showing that he doesn't respect you as much as you played that he did i will give him some credit

00:16:20.440 that yes the relationship does seem to be better than it was under trudeau in part because donald trump

00:16:26.280 seems to take great joy and glee from the fact that mark carney had this huge political comeback

00:16:32.360 because of donald trump like parent polly have basically lost because donald trump inserted himself

00:16:38.520 into our election i don't think that that's even a stretch to say that trump is a major reason if not

00:16:44.120 the biggest reason why carney was elected and therefore carney kind of owes trump right like trump believes

00:16:50.280 that carney he kind of did carney a favor by helping him stay in power and therefore there's going to

00:16:55.400 be some kind of a special relationship based on that which is not good for canada not good for

00:17:00.600 the future of our two countries and future trade relationships really unbelievable what a train wreck

00:17:06.120 all right folks all the time we have for today thank you so much for tuning in we'll be back again

00:17:08.920 tomorrow with all the news i'm candace muckham this is the candace malcolm show thank you and god bless

Juno News - May 06, 2025

Trump WALKS ALL OVER Carney in EXPLOSIVE Oval Office meeting

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