Well, howdy there, Internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about a Trump question from Canada.

In a recent video, I talked about how a U.S. Senator suggested that Canadians viewed the U.S. as an adversarial country. I asked a Canadian channel to give

us a little insight, and they answered my question. They also gave me one that they had from

their side of the border. So today, we're going to go over that question. This question is from

the channel, Guard the Leaf. Many Canadians like me

are continuing our boycott of U.S. travel and products, even though we understand that not all

U.S. citizens voted for Trump. So the question is, how do we support those of you who didn't vote for him and who are

actively fighting against the current U.S. administration while still maintaining our

boycott? I know many of you in the U.S. support Canada, and we truly appreciate it. I'm just not

sure how we can support you and continue our U.S. travel

and product boycott at the same time. Make it easier to immigrate? I'm joking. I'm half

joking. Okay, so I put a lot of thought into this, and the real answer here is that you can't.

I know some people say that and mean it in the punitive sense, saying that the U.S. has to suffer

economically to get the point that we can't elect people who drop our allies.

That's not the way I mean it. And honestly, I don't believe

economic pressure from outside is what will cure rampant American exceptionalism, which is the

root of all of this. There really is a belief here that the U.S. does everything alone, despite, you know, all of the history saying otherwise.

What I mean is that anything that attempts to influence the U.S. system from outside of the U.S. will likely backfire.

If Canadians were to try to game the internal politics of the U.S.

by, say, trying to overtly support blue economies, it would likely be used to rally those who

want to impose steeper tariffs and more nationalism. If Canadians tried to support U.S. politicians directly, they'd run afoul of the laws

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