Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about Canada

talking to China and what it means for Trump and you. Back in May, we talked about Canadian Prime

Minister Mark Carney's likely plan for dealing with Trump's tariff nonsense.

We said he'd probably keep a low profile until he could secure other trading partners.

Then, once the Canadian economy had diversified a bit and wasn't so relying on the U.S.,

the economist in him would take over, and he'd re-approach Trump from a

stronger position. It's probably time to check in on him since he has been keeping a relatively

low profile for a while. Surprise. Carney is headed to China to talk trade and should be there Wednesday. He's scheduled to meet with the Chinese president at the end of the week.

Here's a fun little fact about meetings between world leaders. If one leader shows up and has a meeting scheduled with the other head of state a few days after arriving.

That generally means that there are some face-to-face meetings between the two countries' teams

that need to take place. But they expect an agreement to occur. In other words, the bulk of

whatever they're discussing was worked out through intermediaries

beforehand. I wonder what the discussions have been about. In a statement, Carney said, quote,

At a time of global trade disruption, Canada is focused on building a more competitive, sustainable,

and independent economy. We're foraging new partnerships around the world to transform our

economy from one that has been reliant on a single trade partner.

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