The Canadian politician thaws that Trump’s administration is ’51. state ‘rhetoric’ war act ‘

AND Liberal Canadian member Parliament claimed that Trump’s administration committed a “war act” over President Donald Trump, who repeatedly referred to Canada as an American “51 state” and to level the tariff on the nation.

“Well, and Think Marco Rubio Tjebly Needs to Be Sent Back to School Becausa When You Say That Someone Doesn’t Have a Right to Have a Country, That’s An Act of War. Where You Rip Up, Arbiterily, Trade Agreements and Threate and Threate Country, That’s An Act of War. And Canadians Have Responded in Kind, “Canadian MP Charlie Angus, Who Is A Member of the Country’s Liberal New Democratic Party, Said Monday During An interview with the Meidastouch network.

Angus responded to a clip of state secretary Marco Rubio Talking to journalists during a recent trip to Canada at a meeting of Foreign Minister G7. Rubio has repeatedly asked the journalist to separate himself to Trump on Canada refers to the US “51 State”.

“The president presented his argument why he thinks Canada would have been better to join the United States … for economic purposes,” Rubijah said on March 14, when asked about Trump’s comments, “51 States,” explaining that the issue was not resolved during the G7 meeting. “There is a disagreement between the President’s position and the position of the Canadian government. I do not think it is a mystery that is coming, which was not the topic of the conversation, because this is not what it is about this summit.”

Rubio further explained that the origin of the rhetoric “51 countries” was born during a meeting of Trump and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trump began using the “51 State” for Canada in November 2024, after winning the choice.

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Trump met with Trudeau, “and Trudeau basically says that if the now -imposing tariff in Canada, Canada could not survive as a nation -state, and at that moment the president said,” Well, then you should become a state. “And that’s where it started,” Rubio told Trump’s meeting – Trudeau. “He made an argument why Canada would better join the United States from an economic perspective and the like. It has repeatedly stated the argument, and I think it stands for itself.”

Trudeau announced his resignation as a premiere in the country in January after nine years in that position. Mark Carney swore as the next state prime minister on March 14 after he was elected to the new leader of the Canadian Liberal Party during the month.

During his conversation, Angus said that the Canadian boycott of US products would be equated to the nation to be “punishing” USA

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“The boycott that has been punished against the United States by Canada. In January, they told us that a 10% drop in Canadian trip to the United States would cost 140,000 jobs,” he continued.

Trump stretched 25% of steel and aluminum imports from other countries on March 12, while Canada will be particularly facing 25% Tax on all imported goods Starting at April 2. The tariffs launched the boycotts of American goods.

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Trump joined Fox News’ Laura Ingraham on Tuesday, where he opposed the US subsidized “Canada for $ 200 billion a year.”

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“Here’s my problem with Canada,” Trump said at Fox News. “Canada was supposed to be 51. Because we subsidize Canada for $ 200 billion a year. We don’t need their cars, we don’t need their tree. We have a lot of wood. … We don’t need their energy, we don’t need anything, we certainly don’t want their cars … Millions of cars sent to Michigan, I’d rather make them in the south,” Michigan.

Charles Creitz Fox News Digital contributed to this report.