1 MIN AGO: Carney WALKS OUT — White House Trade Gambit BACKFIRES, $700B Deal Crashes
What’s happening right now between Washington and Ottawa doesn’t feel like normal diplomacy. It feels like a high-stakes separation—and the ripple effects could hit everyday life fast: the price of cars, groceries, gas, and the security of jobs on both sides of the border. For 58 years, the Canada–U.S. border has been treated as the most stable economic link on the planet. But today, that assumption is being tested by a major moment tied to the 9-year mandatory USMCA review—the trade framework that replaced NAFTA and influences roughly $683 billion in annual trade. In this video, we break down what allegedly happened behind the scenes: a last-minute push for stronger leverage, an ultimatum tied to a 31% tariff threat, and a sudden refusal to participate that shocked markets and forced officials to react in real time. Then we track the early signals coming out of the system—currency movement, border slowdowns at major crossings like the Ambassador Bridge, and reports of trade flows being redirected through ports and rail routes toward Europe and Asia. This isn’t just “politics.” This is supply chains. Auto parts that cross the border eight times before a car is finished. Energy inputs that refineries depend on. Critical minerals that modern manufacturing can’t function without. When borders tighten or tariffs hit, assembly lines don’t “adjust.” They pause. We also map out the next 44 hours—and why they could shape the next 17 years of North American trade stability. Finally, we lay out 3 possible scenarios: a fast cooling-off deal, a targeted tariff fight, or a full economic split that forces companies to rebuild how and where they produce goods. Watch to the end, because the next statement could decide whether this is a temporary shock—or the start of a new era. ⚠️ Disclaimer
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