Trump surprises Canada and Carne with a new message: We love you

When the new Canadian Prime Minister arrived at the Oval Office on Tuesday morning to meet the US President, he seemed to be walking in Assad’s den. But it turned out that it was a home cat he found there.

“Canada is a very special place for me,” President Trump was fixing at the top of the meeting. “I know many people who live in Canada. My parents were relatives who lived in Canada, my mother in particular.”

This was somewhat surprising, because he spent months of calm about how he wanted to get rid of Canada and turn it into the 51st state.

“I love Canada,” added Mr. Trump.

It was a tone that was completely different from those that he used just moments ago in a post on the social truth, when he criticized the Canadians as a group of independent participants who were unable to survive without the United States. This was just as the new Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carne, arrived at the White House.

But now the man who leads the nation that Mr. Trump was choosing was sitting next to him – a bush!

Mr. Trump now said: “Canada loves us and loves Canada.”

One of the correspondents asked him what was the highest “concession” he hoped to extract from his neighbors to the north.

“privilege?” Mr. Trump said. “Oh, friendship.”

While the meeting was fractured along, Mr. Carney maintained an unstable smile on his face and fled his hands. His guard never fell. Mr. Trump, on the other hand, had the appearance of a man who came to face with the consequences of his actions, not the desire to deal with them.

He and the people who are working with him at the White House have obtained great entertainment over the past few months from referring to Canada as a “state” and addressing the ancestor of Mr. Carney, Justin Trudeau, as a “ruler”. Mr. Trump has published maps and milestones for the two countries that were wiped between them, even when he insisted on Time Magazine last month, “I am not really wandering.”

This meeting resulted in all this meeting with its Canadian counterpart, which should have been somewhat, as it could have been under any other administration, but it was now shipped with anger and critical and a high teacher of preparation. Mr. Trump was not in a mood to deal with any of the complications that he created “non -hunting”.

Mostly, he often tried to ski around them, and take out many other topics that were not accidentally associated with Tête-à-Tête with Canadians. Topics such as the construction schedule of the Barack Obama presidential library in Chicago; The governor of Gavin New Roosome from California; High speed railway in California; Weapons left behind in Afghanistan; “A very big advertisement,” Mr. Trump claimed that he would make him soon, but he was currently to remain a secret, so he could not really say what he was yet, only that he would be “like, big as it happens”; Diplomacy with the Houthis in Yemen; and, as alwaysFormer President Joseph R. Biden Junior.

Mr. Carney explained that there was no more powerful weakness about the state of 51. “There are some places that are never for sale,” he said firmly. Mr. Trump will sometimes try to obtain a final word (“Never say!”) But it seems that his heart does not appear in it. “Well, I still think that,” he said about this idea that caused many troubles. “But, as you know,” continued, frankly, “it takes two to Tango, right?”

Some of the usual characters who play simple roles in these oval offices sat on the sofa on the left. There was Vice President JD Vance, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, and Minister of Trade, Howard Lottenic, ready to jump if necessary.

But they never did.

The undeclared guidance of the president seemed clear: Everyone is great.

“This is very friendly,” Mr. Trump told the room. “It will not be like – we had another A little explosion With someone else, that was very different. This is a very friendly conversation. “The sofa laugh, comfortable.

“Regardless of anything,” Mr. Trump announced at some point, “We will be friends with Canada.”