00:00But they need us, we don't need them.
00:02They've taken advantage of us for years, and it's time to stop.
00:06We can't lose 60 to 100 billion dollars a year for the privilege of allowing them to
00:12make cars.
00:12We don't want their cars.
00:13A lot of people say, who's the toughest one to deal with?
00:15Is it China, sir?
00:16Is it China?
00:17Is it Vietnam?
00:18I said, no, actually, it's Canada.
00:21Canada has felt emboldened.
00:24They had presidents that didn't know what was happening, not only the last one, all
00:28of them.
00:29I mean, they just were taken into ... Our country's been taken advantage of by Canada.
00:36They took 20 percent of our car industry out.
00:39I don't blame them for that, but if we would have had a president that knew what was happening,
00:42nobody would have left.
00:43Now they're all coming back.
00:44All they would have had to do is charge tariffs, and they would have put tariffs on.
00:48If you build a car in Canada, you have to pay a 25 percent tariff.
00:53And nobody could pay ... And if that didn't work, you make it 50 percent.
00:56Or if that didn't work, you make it 100 percent.
00:58And we have everybody coming ... Or you stop doing business with the nation.
01:02You know, when we lose 60 to 100 billion dollars with Canada, I could say, well, if we don't
01:08do business, because we don't need ... We have more oil and gas than they do.
01:13We have tremendous forests.
01:16We don't need their lumber.
01:17We don't need the things they have.
01:19They need what we have.
01:20They do most of their business with us.
01:22I've heard numbers 95 percent.
01:24But they need us.
01:26But they need us.
01:26We don't need them.
01:27They've taken advantage of us for years, and it's time to stop.
01:31We can't lose 60 to 100 billion dollars a year for the privilege of allowing them to
01:37make cars.
01:37We don't want that cars.
01:38We don't want that cars.
01:38We don't want that cars.
01:38We don't want that cars.
01:39We don't want that cars.
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