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To: Goose94 who wrote (45882)	7/3/2018 6:53:54 AM
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: "American playing the wounded bird". The White House is accusing this country of “escalating” the cross-border tariff war after Canada’s retaliatory measures on $16.6 billion worth of American goods took effect over the weekend. “We’ve been very nice to Canada for many years and they’ve taken advantage of that,” White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in her daily briefing yesterday, while reiterating U.S. President Donald Trump recently suggested the two countries abandon all tariffs and trade barriers. “Escalating tariffs against the United States does nothing to help Canada.” That warning forces us to consider what the Americans’ next move will be. One thing is clear: Trump views auto tariffs as a sledgehammer. “That’s the big one,” he said in an interview with Fox on Sunday.