00:00È un'interessante questione.
00:01Non c'è un messaggio.
00:03As you know, Canada's been ripping us off for a long time on trade,
00:07very sadly.
00:08Even the military, you know, we defend Canada for nothing.
00:11We don't get anything.
00:12They don't pay us to defend Canada,
00:13but we defend Canada.
00:14And they understand that.
00:16As an example, we bought icebreakers.
00:19They'd like to use them.
00:20We have 11 brand new icebreakers coming in.
00:23They'd like to use the icebreakers.
00:24They don't pay for anything.
00:26And they want to be treated like a state,
00:28but they're not a state.
00:30But they want to be treated like they're a state.
00:32And so we just can't do that anymore.
00:34We lose on average over the last 15 years,
00:37$60 billion a year carrying Canada.
00:40So we just can't do it anymore.
00:41We love the people of Canada.
00:43I don't think their representatives do an appropriate job.
00:47Maybe they'll change.
00:47I really don't know.
00:49It doesn't make much difference.
00:50But we can't let the whole Canadian thing
00:54that's been going on for decades.
00:57And it has to come to a stop.
00:59So we're going to be doing tariffs on their cars
01:02that are coming in at a substantial level.
01:04Because we want to make the cars here.
01:07We don't want, you know, they can make their own cars if they want.
01:10And they can continue to make their cars for Canada.
01:13But we don't want them to make cars for the United States of America.
01:19It's very simple.
01:19Likewise, many other products.
01:21So the lake change, Lake of America,
01:25was something I've been thinking about for a long time, actually.
01:29As you know, we took something called the Gulf of Mexico.
01:33We changed it.
01:34And now it's very routinely the Gulf of America.
01:38So if you think about it, we have a Gulf and we have a lake.
01:44Now all we need is an ocean.
01:46So maybe we'll have to change the name of the Atlantic and or the Pacific.
01:49Maybe we'll change them both.
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