Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, warning Canada in the UK, that trade with China is very dangerous.

Trump's rhetoric, erratic trade policies, statements about territorial claims, and seemingly never-ending

stream of slights or outright insults directed at our allies, is doing what all the economists

said it would do. Push allies toward China. Trump seems genuinely surprised by the developments.

Canada was first to break with the U.S. publicly and pursue more trade with China.

Well, now British Prime Minister Stormer traveled to China and reportedly obtained visa-free travel to China for UK citizens, better market access, lower

tariffs, and some investment deals. While in Beijing, Starrmer said, quote,

We warmly engaged and made some real progress, actually, because the UK has got a huge amount to offer.

He said the UK-China trade relations were in a good place and that the Chinese government

had provided, quote, just the level of engagement that we hoped for.

It's important to remember that Canada and the UK aren't just trading partners

of the U.S. Their military allies. How did Trump respond to the news? Well, when asked about the

British visit, he said, quote, well, it's very dangerous for them to do that.

Then, he seemed to acknowledge the trend of countries looking to increase their economic

stability, so they don't have to rely on the United States, and added, quote.

Even more dangerous, I think, for Canada.

Canada is not doing well.

They're doing very poorly.

And you can't look at China as the answer.

Then, he bizarrely said that he was friends with the Chinese president.

And added, quote,

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