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Two January deadlines frame Claus Kellerman POV's tariff debate

Jamie Raskin's promise to challenge Trump's tariffs gives Kellerman a practical question: should Canada negotiate or wait?

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BREAKING: Congress Triggers Direct Showdown With Canada

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1:23Raskin says Congress has constitutional authority over tariffs and international commerce.
2:14Overriding a presidential veto would require bipartisan support, Raskin explains.
5:11Kellerman contrasts threatened January 1 tariffs with the new Congress's January 3 swearing-in.
7:11Kellerman weighs whether Carney should negotiate immediately or wait for congressional action.

A tariff threat and a congressional swearing-in sit just two days apart in Claus Kellerman's most-watched new upload. That awkward gap gives his post-election commentary something more concrete than a change of mood in Washington.

In "BREAKING: Congress Triggers Direct Showdown With Canada," Kellerman plays Jamie Raskin explaining Congress's authority over tariffs, then acknowledging that overcoming a presidential veto would require Republican support. Kellerman contrasts threatened January 1 tariffs on Canadian cars, auto parts and steel with the new Congress taking office on January 3. His question is whether Mark Carney should negotiate now or give Congress time to act.

The video reached about 183,000 views, the largest audience among eight uploads this week. Trade diversification runs through the schedule too: "BREAKING: Canada Rejects U.S. Threats With New Deals" focuses on Carney's international dealmaking, while another upload argues that the midterm results don't remove Canada's need to pursue its own plan. Viewers discussing the Raskin video return to diversification, Canadian purchasing choices and whether waiting offers a better negotiating position.

Across the channel, weekly views topped a million and subscribers increased modestly, although today's viewing pace is below its usual level. Nearby political-commentary channels Jay Black and The Mark Dolan Show had substantially larger weekly viewing totals; The Mark Thompson Show had a smaller one.

The freshest momentum belongs to "SHOCKING: Canada's Brilliant Moves That Stunned The U.S.A." Kellerman's argument about Canadian strategy and the American election is currently drawing views faster than any other upload on the channel.

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