Comments by "R Johansen" (@rjohansen9486) on "‘Won’t Hesitate To Cut…’: Ontario Premier’s Shocking Threat To Trump Amid US-Canada Tariff War" video.

  1. If nobody buys them, then why put tariffs on them?
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  2. Are you sure you know what you are talking about? 99% of the trade between the US and Canada is tariff-free.
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  3. Both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
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  4. What is not fair?
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  5.  @vprhome  How much has USA on Canada?
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  6.  @vprhome  You don't know what you are talking about (a typical attribute of M AG A people) Both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in ANY category of dairy product.
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  7. Ambassador Hillman: “Between Canada and the United States under the USMCA, the deal that we negotiated under President Trump in his first term, Canada and the United States are 99% tariff-free,” said on Hillman said that the remaining tariffed products are primarily in the agricultural sector and are specifically designed to protect small family farms. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus with Canada in all manufactured goods,” Hillman said. “We provide affordable, reliable energy that helps fuel the U.S. economy.” She explained that both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
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  8.  @DanielPals-t9m  Who's stealing?
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  9. US-Canada products are 99% tariff-free. “Between Canada and the United States under the USMCA, the deal that we negotiated under President Trump in his first term, Canada and the United States are 99% tariff-free,” Ambassador Kirsten Hillman said on NewsNation’s “CUOMO” hours after meeting with Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney. Hillman said that the remaining tariffed products are primarily in the agricultural sector and are specifically designed to protect small family farms. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus with Canada in all manufactured goods,” Hillman said. “We provide affordable, reliable energy that helps fuel the U.S. economy.” She explained that both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
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  10.  @catchristo9406  Which tariffs are unfair?? Could you point them out, please?
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  11. Bull! 99 % of the trade is tariff-free.
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  12.  @rebelpride6892  You have no clue of what you're talking about. Ambassador Hillman: “Between Canada and the United States under the USMCA, the deal that we negotiated under President Trump in his first term, Canada and the United States are 99% tariff-free,” said on Hillman said that the remaining tariffed products are primarily in the agricultural sector and are specifically designed to protect small family farms. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus with Canada in all manufactured goods,” Hillman said. “We provide affordable, reliable energy that helps fuel the U.S. economy.” She explained that both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
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  13.  @rebelpride6892  Ambassador Hillman: “Between Canada and the United States under the USMCA, the deal that we negotiated under President Trump in his first term, Canada and the United States are 99% tariff-free,” Hillman said that the remaining tariffed products are primarily in the agricultural sector and are specifically designed to protect small family farms. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus with Canada in all manufactured goods,” Hillman said. “We provide affordable, reliable energy that helps fuel the U.S. economy.” She explained that both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
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  14.  @rebelpride6892  What cake? Fair trade between?
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  15. @ Yes, the M AG A people are mad. But just because their supreme leader tell them wrong things. Like I said, 99 % of the trade is tariff-free. Both the US and Canada have pretty equal tariffs.
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  16.  @rebelpride6892  The point is the tariffs are equal between the US and Canada. What is it exactly you don't understand??!
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  17.  @rebelpride6892  Canadian ambassador: “Between Canada and the United States under the USMCA, the deal that we negotiated under President Trump in his first term, Canada and the United States are 99% tariff-free,” Hillman said that the remaining tariffed products are primarily in the agricultural sector and are specifically designed to protect small family farms. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus with Canada in all manufactured goods,” Hillman said. “We provide affordable, reliable energy that helps fuel the U.S. economy.” She explained that both nations maintain similar protective measures — the U.S. for sugar, dairy, fruits and vegetables, while Canada primarily restricts dairy imports. These tariffs only activate after agreed-upon import quotas are reached, as negotiated under the USMCA. And as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is NOT hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product. WHAT IS IT THAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND OF THE ABOVE??
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  18. Has had??? And you think they changed it now??? There was a trade agreement in 2020 between the two countries and 99 % of the trade is tariff-free. Again, what is it that you don't understand?
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  19.  @rebelpride6892  "Yes Canada has tariffs on America". On what? But well, the U.S also has tariffs on Canada. What part is it that you don't understand, exactly? You're not even from the U.S, are you? If you were, you wouldn't have called your country America. You just like to troII. But of course, you could just be a Iow lQ individuaI.
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  20. @ Yes ,USA has tariffs on Canada. What part do you not understand? The deal was made in 2020.
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  21. What is it that they tariff you on?
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