Trump puts Keystone and farm tariffs in Canada trade talks
DRM News's tarmac clip captures the president describing a deal still at the concept stage after speaking with Mark Carney.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 48,244 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (3,182).
Trump Asked If Canada Trade Deal Is Back on Track After Call With PM Mark Carney | AC1N
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- 0:10Trump describes the concept of a Canada trade deal intended to help American farmers and eliminate tariffs.
- 0:38Trump includes Keystone in the discussions and says Canada would build and pay for the pipeline.
- 1:00Doug Burgum connects Canadian oil exports and diesel prices with support for farmers and ranchers.
- 1:43Trump says the proposed agreement would eliminate Canadian tariffs on American dairy and agricultural products.
- 2:19Asked about wind farms, Trump criticizes wind energy's cost and appearance and favors oil and gas.
"We have the concept of a very good deal with Canada," Donald Trump tells reporters beside a plane, before turning to what he says it would mean for American farmers and cross-border energy.
Asked about negotiations following his conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney, Trump says the proposed agreement would remove Canadian tariffs on American agricultural products, including dairy. He also puts Keystone into the discussions, saying Canada would build and pay for the pipeline. These are terms Trump describes, not a completed agreement announced in the briefing.
Doug Burgum joins the exchange to discuss Canadian oil exports, diesel prices and the implications for farmers and ranchers. The questions then move to wind farms, prompting Trump to state his preference for oil and gas over wind energy.
The upload drew about 20,000 views in seven hours, already well beyond the few thousand DRM News's regular videos typically receive on their first day. That fast start comes while the channel's overall daily views are below their usual pace.
For readers drawn by the trade-deal title, the substance arrives immediately: Trump's opening answer sets out the proposed farm-tariff relief, followed by the pipeline discussion before the first minute is over.
Canada’s prime minister and leader of the Liberal Party since 2025. He previously led the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England.
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The Canada trade clip is off to a much faster start than DRM News's usual regular upload, despite a quieter day across the channel overall.
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