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GEOPOLITICS G7 IN CANADA ... JUNE 2025 America Observer: Canada Just Humiliated Trump at G7 — Mark Carney’s Response SHOCKED Everyone PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEO Original article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1P6xdtzN6E
Canada Just Humiliated Trump at G7 — Mark Carney’s Response SHOCKED Everyone America Observer Jun 24, 2025 145 subscribers ... 2,263 views ... 34 likes Canada Just Humiliated Trump at G7 — Mark Carney’s Response SHOCKED Everyone Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess Transcript 0:00 well the US president did not respond directly to today's throne speech but did post this online after On Truth Social Trump wrote 'Canada very much wants to be part of our fabulous Golden Dome system It will cost 61 billion US equivalent to more than 84 billion Canadian if they remain a separate but unequal nation adding it will be 0 if they become our cherished 51st state.' Trump ended with 'They are considering the offer.' Mark Carney's office was quick to respond writing 'Prime Minister has been clear at every opportunity including in his conversations with President Trump that Canada is an independent sovereign nation and it will remain one.' In the span of 72 hours the most stable alliance in modern history just shattered on live television What you're about to witness isn't just diplomatic theater It's the moment Canada stopped being America's polite neighbor and became its most formidable adversary Prime Minister Mark Carney didn't raise his voice He didn't shout 1:00 or get angry Instead he stayed calm and clear in front of the world He shared ideas that were very different from what President Trump believes And many people watched closely as someone known for always pushing back had to deal with someone who didn't seem scared at all This wasn't just a regular G7 meeting It was more like a small leader facing a big one with Canada's Maple Leaf quietly taking the stage When it was over President Trump stood alone and Prime Minister Carney left with something very important Many people around the world were now listening to him Clips from the meeting are spreading fast In them Trump moves his hands and speaks with energy Carney sits still arms crossed saying nothing until the time is right Then when he speaks his words are soft but strong Some say you can even see Trump's mood change while it happens And when Carney didn't go in for a final handshake people began wondering can this long friendship between the two 2:01 countries be fixed What happened in Ottawa wasn't just about politics It showed how someone could face pressure without yelling or getting upset Mark Carney may have changed how global talks work and it may take a long time for Trump to respond in the same way The setup for this moment started weeks before President Trump even landed in Ottawa It looked like normal meeting prep but Prime Minister Carney was planning something careful While Trump was posting strong messages and setting new tariffs Carney was quietly bringing other countries together He didn't rush He waited He made a list of every US tariff He looked at how they were hurting Canadian jobs and businesses Then he built a clear plan It wasn't loud It was smart And it left almost no room for Trump to push back Carney's team also talked to the other G7 leaders They didn't beg for help They just showed the facts France saw how the US tariffs hurt Europe's trade Germany got 3:00 numbers about how their companies were paying more Japan learned how all the back and forth was shaking up Asian markets So when Trump walked into the room it wasn't just a group of friends waiting to talk It was more like a room full of people with the same homework And Carney was ready to speak up Carney's plan was simple He didn't try to be louder or meaner Instead he used something Trump wasn't expecting a quiet request to explain his ideas in front of everyone Carney knew that if Trump had to explain everything out loud the pieces might not all fit together That's how the real test began It started with a regular sounding topic trade relations and global economic stability It looked like a normal line on a meeting agenda but really it was the open door Carney needed The moment happened on the second day of the summit It was during a closed door meeting The topic was trade but things quickly became tense President Trump started speaking He talked with energy moved his hands a lot and said 4:01 many things He praised the US economy He warned that countries who didn't agree might face penalties Some leaders looked nervous but Carney just sat there still and quiet writing on a yellow notepad After Trump spoke for nearly 15 minutes he asked for Canada's response That's when Carney surprised the room He pulled out a paper and began to read He didn't sound angry He didn't try to impress anyone It felt more like he was sharing numbers in a business meeting Mr President Carney began calmly You just described some trade actions Based on our study they cost American shoppers $47 billion and led to the loss of 127,000 American jobs Would you like to see the details The room went quiet Trump seemed ready for a fight but instead he faced something different Clear facts with no emotion What came next was one of the most uncomfortable talks in G7 history Carney went through 5:01 each of Trump's points He used numbers from US government sources to explain how some ideas hadn't worked well He didn't mock or raise his voice He just read what the data said One moment stood out Trump had warned about taxes on Canadian cars Carney looked up and said 'Mr President most of those cars are made by American companies They use American parts You would be placing a tax on your own companies for doing a good job.' After that comment Trump didn't offer numbers or reports in return Instead he spoke with more emotion Mark you're being very unfair He said 'Canada has taken advantage of us for years That's going to stop.' Carney's reply got people's attention Mr President he said 'Unfairness isn't something we can measure in trade If you have data that shows a different result I'll gladly look at it If you have better plans I'm happy to talk But if you want me to agree based only on 6:00 feelings we may not mean the same thing when we talk about leadership The room stayed silent Some leaders looked down One even covered his face Others didn't say anything but their body language showed the moment was serious What made Carney's style so powerful wasn't just what he said it was how he said it This wasn't a private meeting where things could be brushed off It was in front of all the major world leaders and each of them had their own experience dealing with Trump's style President Mron of France had often tried to keep things friendly with Trump using kind words But now he saw a different approach firm quiet and focused on facts Germany's leader Olaf Schultz saw that it was possible to challenge Trump directly and still stay respectful Carney wasn't ruining the US Canada bond He was showing that it didn't have to mean always saying yes Other leaders noticed too For years some had avoided pushing back on Trump because they feared things 7:00 might get worse But Carney showed that standing firm with facts in hand could work better The Japanese group paid close attention They had faced similar trade pressures from the US but often chose to give in watching Canada hold steady without being rude offered a new way to think about things What really stood out to people was how calm Carney stayed While Trump raised his voice and used strong words Carney didn't change at all He kept the same soft voice and clear tone He didn't smirk He didn't seem pleased when Trump got upset He just stayed focused like someone giving a report This made the scene look even more one-sided Trump known for acting tough now seemed loud and unsure Carney often seen as quiet looked steady and in control Some said it felt like an accountant quietly showing a math error to a boss No yelling just facts Car's work wasn't just good speaking It was backed by deep research His team had 8:00 used US government numbers Trump's own numbers to show what had really happened This left Trump in a tricky spot Arguing with the facts meant arguing with his own reports Carney gave examples that made people think He said US steel tariffs had cost manufacturers $4.2 billion but only added $8,700 jobs in that industry That's almost half a million dollars per job He also said farmers lost $27 billion in exports and needed help from the government just to stay afloat But the part that hit hardest was about a quote from Trump himself Trump had once said 'Trade wars are easy to win.' Carney quietly said 'Mr President if this is what winning looks like I'm curious what losing would mean.'Trump answered by saying other countries pay the tariffs but economists have explained that it's usually the buyers in the US who pay them Carney didn't argue or raise his voice He just read a report from the US Treasury It 9:00 said all the money from tariffs came from American companies and shoppers Things got even more tense when Trump again talked about taxing Canadian cars Carney was ready He brought out another report It showed that 125,000 American jobs were tied to Canadian auto plants These plants used US parts and made cars efficiently Carney said 'Mr President you're talking about placing extra costs on General Motors Ford and Chrysler for being smart and costeffective These are not foreign companies hurting the US They are American companies using Canadian help to make things better for American families.' The numbers were clear Trump didn't try to argue with them Instead he went back to using words like fairness and respect But Carney had more examples He showed how some US industries already had trade advantages Trump had left those parts out What made Carney's strategy work was that he knew how Trump handled pressure Trump often pushed back hard and turned arguments 10:00 emotional but Carney didn't let that happen He stayed calm and never got personal That left Trump with no easy way to take control of the room Trump became visibly annoyed He tried to get Carney to react He used sharp words and hand gestures but Carney didn't change He stayed steady which made Trump's outbursts feel less serious The moment that many people remember most came when Trump said Canada had taken advantage of the US Carney replied calmly 'Mr President I'm not sure what you mean by generosity Our research shows that when we include services the US actually makes more money from Canada than we make from the US Last year American companies earned $47 billion more from Canada If that's what taking advantage looks like maybe we're both lucky Trump didn't offer facts in return He started talking about feelings wanting more respect and appreciation It showed that the argument wasn't really about trade numbers anymore It had become personal Carney didn't react He didn't comfort 11:01 Trump and he didn't argue he just moved on That may have been the hardest part for Trump being ignored when he wanted attention The pressure increased because of the audience Trump was used to one-on-one meetings where he could steer the conversation But here with all the other leaders watching his usual tactics didn't work the same way By the end Trump seemed different His voice wasn't as strong He looked around the room hoping for support but most leaders just stayed quiet Soon after news began to spread Diplomats from many countries shared what they had seen The message was clear Canada had shown a new way to deal with tough talks Leaders from Europe were especially interested For years they had tried to work with the US while also protecting their own needs Carney's example gave them a new idea Stay polite but don't be afraid to speak with facts Don't make it personal Just be clear The French team paid close attention President McCron had often tried to get along with Trump by being 12:00 friendly and saying nice things But Carney didn't do that He simply told the truth without sugar coating it and it worked Leaders from Asia noticed too Japan and South Korea had both faced trade pressure from the US They usually gave in or tried to meet in the middle but now they saw that being firm and still respectful could work even for smaller countries The biggest message was this Trump's reputation as a great dealmaker was being questioned When asked to back up his plans with real data he struggled Without strong facts his arguments didn't hold up News outlets around the world showed pictures from the meeting Many pointed out how different the two leaders looked Carney quiet and still Trump moving and speaking loudly Some turned the moment into a meme showing the contrast between calm leadership and loud reactions Even in the US news coverage had mixed feelings Some tried to defend Trump but the facts were hard to argue with When the numbers are clear even friendly reporters have a tough time telling a 13:01 different story After the meeting the results became clear very quickly Within one day Trump's threat to tax Canadian cars quietly disappeared His call for fast changes to trade deals was replaced with vague promises to talk more later Even more interesting other leaders began copying parts of Carney's method The final G7 statement which usually avoids strong words included phrases like fact-based trade and evidence-driven policy These were quiet ways of saying that not everyone agreed with Trump's style anymore Back in Canada people were proud Carney's approval numbers jumped Many Canadians liked how he stayed calm stood up for their country and didn't cause drama In the US things were more complicated Trump's strongest supporters stayed with him but voters in the middle and especially business leaders started asking questions If a smaller country like Canada could block Trump's plans so easily what would happen with bigger ones like China Business owners were 14:01 also concerned Canada is one of America's biggest trade partners If even Canada was standing up to Trump it showed that the US might be losing its edge with its closest friends More and more people began wondering was Trump's reputation as a strong negotiator real or was it just an image Carney's actions at the G7 weren't just about winning an argument They showed how a leader can stand up for their country while staying calm and respectful His way of dealing with pressure gave other countries a new example to follow Carney didn't shout He didn't call names He brought facts stayed steady and spoke clearly that made it hard for Trump to fight back using emotion or drama What happened in Ottawa also showed that being honest and prepared still matters Carney's team had studied every detail They knew the numbers They guessed what Trump might say and they were ready with clear answers Trump on the other hand seemed to speak from memory and emotion He used 15:01 big words and warnings but didn't have the facts to back them up That made a big difference in how people saw each leader This meeting wasn't just another political moment It was a lesson Carney didn't embarrass Trump with jokes or insults He did it with planning facts and calm confidence The picture of Trump waving his arms while Carney sat still told the whole story For many that was the moment Trump's image as a strong global leader started to fade Carney showed that countries don't have to choose between keeping peace and standing up for themselves He proved it's possible to do both by staying polite and standing firm on the facts Leaders around the world took notice Some may have been waiting for someone to show it could be done Canada did just that Trump often used pressure to get what he wanted But Carney didn't fall for that He didn't get scared He didn't get loud He stayed focused and clear and it worked For Trump this moment hurt more than a failed deal It hit the image 16:02 he had built for years The image of someone who always wins who never backs down When a quiet economist from Canada made him look unprepared in front of world leaders people began to see him differently At the end of the summit there was no handshake Carney didn't walk away angry He just didn't feel the need to pretend everything was fine Sometimes saying nothing says the most Canada's message was simple You don't need to fight loudly to be strong You don't need to make threats to be respected And you don't have to lose your values to stand up for them What Canada showed that day was a new way to handle tough situations Not with anger not with fear but with calm thinking and truth Carney didn't try to hurt Trump He just refused to play by Trump's rules Trump may not forget that moment anytime soon but the rest of the world learned something important Even the biggest voices can be challenged if you're prepared respectful and clear The friendship between the US and Canada will continue but it won't be the same 17:02 Canada made it clear Being a good friend doesn't mean saying yes to everything Real respect has to be earned not demanded Mark Carney gave the world a reminder of what leadership can look like Strong steady and focused on what's real As Trump looks to the future he may find that moment in Ottawa harder to leave behind than he expected

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