Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Canadian questions.

So, we've been getting a lot of questions from our northern neighbors,

asking how the average American is viewing the situation.

We've got one that has most of the questions being asked in it. So we're going to go through that

and I think it will answer most of the questions we've been getting. Just know, my answers are

anecdotal and observation based for the most part. First question. I'm trying to get a feel for how

much information the average American gets in their

news regarding all the annexation trade war talk regarding Canada specifically. Okay, so for the

trade war, tons of information. Most everyone has heard something about the tariffs. They may not have a clear

picture as to the why, or they may buy some less than accurate rhetoric, but they're aware.

As far as annexation, that's not a real topic of conversation. Most Americans wrote that off

as soon as he said it. The last thing in the world most Americans

want is another war or occupation, to the point that nobody believed he could be serious. That may

change now that there's reporting about him wanting to renegotiate where the borders are. But

initially, it was totally written off as an old man

yelling at the clouds by most people. Next question. Under videos of Canadians booing the U.S.

anthem, I've seen confusion and anger with little understanding as to what prompted it, as well as the videos of counter-booting.

So that got me curious. How much do Americans hear about this issue? We're all pretty

desensitized to people in other countries being upset with the U.S. As near as I can tell,

there are some people who were offended, but it wasn't a large portion of

Americans. Some people understand it has to do with the tariffs and Trump's rhetoric, but I don't

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