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U.S. officials meeting with Canadian separatists. Reporting has come out that a group of Canadians

from Alberta, which is an oil-rich province in western Canada, have met with U.S. officials.

They want independence for Alberta. For Americans, think of it like Texas. Oil rich, the West,

conservative except for a few cities, and there's always that little undercurrent of people who want to

break away.

But it isn't the mainstream opinion. It's a bumper sticker, not a real position for most people.

Reporting says there's another meeting coming, where the separatists will be trying to convince the

U.S. to give a potential country of Alberta a half a trillion

dollar line of credit. Canadian officials are incredibly unhappy. David Eby, the premier of British

Columbia, said, quote, we've got free speech. That's important. But to go to a foreign country and to ask for assistance in breaking up Canada, there's an old-fashioned word for that. And that word is treason.

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Prime Minister Carney, who grew up in Alberta,

has so far avoided using the T word,

but said, quote,

We expect the U.S. administration to respect Canadian sovereignty.

I'm always clear in my conversation with President Trump to that effect,

and then move on to what we can do together.

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