When it comes to standing up to Donald's bullying, our neighbors in Canada, you know,

formerly among our closest allies and trading partners, are leading the charge.

Yesterday, the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, appeared on CNN's The Situation Room and had

this to say about Donald's so-called leadership.

He's probably the most disliked politician in the world in Canada because he's attacked

his closest family member and that's the way we look upon it.

And when I talk to the governors and senators and congresspeople, even Republicans totally

disagree, but they're too scared to come out and say anything because the

president will go after them. Thank you, Mr. Ford. But with all due respect, I would suggest that

Donald is the most disliked person on the planet in all of human history. Canada has, as I

mentioned, been one of our closest allies.

And that's been the case for over a century.

And for reasons that I continue to find unfathomable, unless he had a terrible experience with maple syrup once or something, he picks a fight with him for absolutely no reason.

Is it because he's just really insecure? Or, I mean, maybe this might actually make sense. He just hates nice people. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who ran specifically

and won on the platform of standing up to Donald Trump, has been filling the leadership vacuum left by the United States

severe drop in stature globally.

Today, Bloomberg reported that, quote,

Canada is working to reset its ties with Mexico

as Donald Trump threatens his neighbors with punishing U.S. tariffs

ahead of a plan review of the North American Free Trade Pact, unquote.

Canada's top diplomat and finance chief are actually going to the Mexican capital this week to meet with Mexican President Claudia Scheimbaum and other officials, as well as some corporate executives.

These discussions focused on boosting trade and investment between the two countries,

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