Canadian Lawmaker Clowns Trump For Creating A ‘Total Circus’ In All-Out Smackdown | EUROtoday

Canadian lawmaker Charlie Angus went scorched-earth on Donald Trump this week over the U.S. president’s commerce warfare along with his nation.

Angus, a member of the Canadian Parliament and a part of the left-leaning New Democratic Party, advised Ben Meiselas of the MeidasTouch Network that Canada desires to return to working with its neighbors within the States.

“But if you’re going to make them our enemy well, Donald, we’re going to fight you the whole way, and you’re going to lose,” stated Angus, who pointed to financial uncertainty tied to Trump’s tariffs.

He added of the financial system, “It’s starting to turn into a total circus. You got to understand, Donald, that the economy is something bigger and broader and smarter than your stupidity right now.”

World leaders are taking notes amid Trump’s commerce warfare with America’s closest neighbors. The U.S. president’s tariffs — and his push for Canada to turn out to be the 51st state — have infuriated officers up north, and so they’ve additionally led Canadians to boycott U.S. merchandise and name off their trip plans to the States.

“Well Donald, how many fights can you pick before you prove to the world that you lose every single one of them?” Angus requested Trump.

He continued, “You’ve kissed up to [Russian President Vladimir] Putin, you’ve bowed down to him like you’re an obedient Boy Scout. This guy is a war criminal, this man is a disgrace, you’ve kissed up to North Korea, and yet your biggest threat in the world is Canada because you thought we were easy?”

“You thought we were going to roll over, and we haven’t — and it’s freaking you out.”

Earlier within the interview, Angus used a hockey metaphor to slam Trump’s high commerce adviser Peter Navarro, who requested Canadian officers to “tamp down the rhetoric” final week.

“You tone it down, dramatically, or we’re going over the boards, we’re dropping the gloves, we’re going to pull the jersey over your head, and we are going to do the classic Canadian bench-clearing brawl,” Angus pressed.

“At the end of the game, there’s going to be a lot of people hurt, but we will still be standing.”

Check out extra from Angus’ interview with the MeidasTouch Network under.