00:00The Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, who I have made very popular.
00:05He's an extremely popular Prime Minister, and I'm very honored to do it because I liked him.
00:10Right from the beginning, I liked him, and we've had a good relationship.
00:13We have some natural conflict, but we will probably work that out.
00:18But we've had a very strong relationship.
00:20Well, thank you very much, everybody.
00:22It's an honor to have the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, who I have made very popular.
00:28He's an extremely popular Prime Minister, and I'm very honored to do it because I liked him.
00:34Right from the beginning, I liked him, and we've had a good relationship.
00:37We have some natural conflict, but we will probably work that out.
00:42But we've had a very strong relationship, and your hosting of the various countries that showed up, that was a beautiful job you did, and I appreciate it very much.
00:52We're going to be talking about trade.
00:54We're going to be talking about a lot of different things.
00:55We'll certainly be talking about Gaza.
00:57We're in very serious negotiations to, I guess you could say, depending on the way you count, 3,000 years.
01:06You could say 500 years.
01:07You could say, but it's been raging for a long time.
01:12And I think there's a possibility that we could have peace in the Middle East.
01:15It's something even beyond the Gaza situation.
01:19We want a release of the hostages immediately, et cetera.
01:22And so our team is over there now, another team just left, and other countries, literally every country in the world has supported the plan.
01:31And I don't think there's anybody that hasn't, actually, not that I've seen.
01:36But there's a real chance that we could do something.
01:39So you may have some questions on that later.
01:41But in the meantime, we'll spend some time, and we'll make some deals, and we'll do some things that are good for both of our countries.
01:49And Mark, it's an honor to have you.
01:50Thank you very much.
01:50Thank you very much, Mr. President.
01:52If I may, you kindly hosted me and some of my colleagues a few months ago, and I said at the time, you are a transformative president.
02:01And since then, the transformation in the economy, unprecedented commitments of NATO partners to defense spending, peace from India, Pakistan, through to Azerbaijan, Armenia,
02:12disabling Iran as a force of terror, and now, and I'm running out of time, but this is, in many respects, the most important, what you created.
02:21The merger of Canada and the United States.
02:25I wasn't where I was going.
02:27I would, no, but I, you know, on this, on this solemn day of commemoration of the October 7th, horrific attacks of October 7th,
02:35for the first time in decades, hundreds of years, thousands of years, this prospect of peace that you've made possible.
02:43Canada stands foursquare behind those efforts, and we'll do whatever we can to support it.
02:47Very nice. Thank you very much.
02:49Any questions?
02:50Mr. President, we've got your question.
02:53Mr. President, is there any, what would it take for you to drop or lower your tariffs on Canadian sectors, including aluminum and steel?
03:01Well, we're going to be talking about that with the Prime Minister.
03:03Mr. President, we'll be talking about tariffs, we'll be talking about a lot of that, but that's for a little bit later on.
03:08Has the Prime Minister...
03:09Mr. President, I want to just acknowledge our great ambassador. Is he doing a good job?
03:15He's doing a good job.
03:15Mr. Otherwise, I'll get him out of there so far.
03:17Yeah, but...
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