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Profound and abiding rage. Canada's answer to America's abandonment. That was the name, pitch perfect name

of the op-ed by Stephen Marsh, a journalist and podcaster from Canada. This made state regime

media in America. Fox very upset. They were like, how dare he write about this? I want to talk about

how furious Canada is, but how Canada has moved on from the Trump regime and how they are now

working with their own allies across the world to checkmate Donald Trump. I also want to talk about

the powerful speech that was given by Ontario's

premier, Doug Ford yesterday. And Doug Ford used to be Maple Maga, not anymore. And he just said in the

speech, I just want you all to know how hyped up and pissed off I am at our neighbors in the

South. Well, the leadership there, Donald Trump. I love

the American people, but that leadership right now under the Trump regime pisses me off. I'm going to

show you that in a moment as well. But this is from Marsh's op-ed in the New York Times.

He goes, Canada has experienced the second Trump administration like a teenager being kicked out of the house by an abusive father.

We have to grow up fast and we can't go back.

And the choices we make now will matter forever.

They will reveal our national character.

Anger is a useful emotion, but only as a point of departure.

We have to reckon with the fact that from now on, our power will come only from ourselves.

And it should be noted that back in May, Marsh suggested that a war, an actual war,

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