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FURIOUS World Leaders SET FATAL TRAP and Trump STEPS RIGHT IN!!!!

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "FURIOUS World Leaders SET FATAL TRAP and Trump STEPS RIGHT IN!!!!", an episode of MeidasTouch published January 18, 2026 (28 min, about 4,854 words). It mentions 9 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, China, Camp David, Ford, Harry S. Truman.

What this episode is about

World leaders are intensifying military preparations in Greenland, engaging in joint exercises aimed at countering potential U.S. aggression under Donald Trump's leadership. European leaders, including France's Emmanuel Macron, are advocating for a strong stance against Trump, while Canada's Prime Minister Carney is forging significant trade agreements with China that could undermine U.S. industries, particularly in the automotive sector.

Key takeaways

  • World leaders are ready to put on their best 'curtain of fear' with Trump as the unwelcome star.
  • A trillion-dollar trade pact may turn Canada into a stealthy EV powerhouse—American carmakers, watch your rearview!
  • Emanuel Macron's budget doubling isn't just math; it's a strategic challenge to make Trump realize he's in a tough league.
  • Danish leaders finding their voice against the U.S. mark a surprising pivot from loyal ally to critical observer.
  • As alliances shift, the U.S. risks becoming the uninvited guest at the global power dinner. Hope they brought snacks!

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Donald Trump, Orura Jolen, Skorin Gade
  2. – 10:00: Donald Trump, Camp David, Hammed bin Jasim bin Jabar Alani
  3. – 15:00: Donald Trump
  4. – 20:00: Donald Trump, Harry S. Truman
  5. – 25:00: Mississippi Miracle, Donald Trump
  6. – 28:24: Ford

Notable quotes from "FURIOUS World Leaders SET FATAL TRAP and Trump STEPS RIGHT IN!!!!"

  • The evolving threat and by doing so, as I said very early on, our will to never submit. As Orura Jolen, who lives in Nuke Greenland writes Strong criticism of the United States…
    about Orura Jolen · at
  • Times. This wasn't like a little bit more. Seven times more. And I may do that for Greenland, too. I may put a tariff on countries if they don't go along with Greenland because…
    about Donald Trump · at
  • And Japan and Korea aligned with the United States. That was a historic agreement signed in Camp David under President Biden made China very nervous both on economic terms, strategic terms, political terms and the.
    about Camp David · at
  • Rotten deal. You get all the military, all the strategic positioning. He's not wrong and every other president has said this going back all the way to Harry S.
    about Harry S. Truman · at
  • That kind of brings me to something that you've been talking about, the Mississippi miracle with the incredible increase in literacy rates there when investments were made in…
    about Mississippi Miracle · at
  • Take the Ford CEO. He has 6,000 jobs paying over $100,000 a year with full pensions and healthcare and can't find people. You have the merchant marines with 40 to 50,000 job openings.
    about Ford · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political actor · 11 mentions · first at
    Central figure in the episode’s narrative: alleged threats to acquire/invade Greenland, tariff threats, and domestic ICE actions used as examples of destabilizing policy.
  • Harry S. Truman — Person · Historical reference · 1 mention · first at
    Invoked to argue Greenland’s strategic value has been recognized by U.S. presidents for decades, not unique to Trump.
  • Orura Jolen — Person · 1 mention · first at
  • Skorin Gade — Person · 1 mention · first at
    Coming from the speaker of the Danish Parliament and former minister of defense, Skorin Gade. In a post on Facebook, he writes that he has changed his view on the United States…
  • Hammed bin Jasim bin Jabar Alani — Person · 1 mention · first at
    In other areas. In the Middle East, for example, Qatar's former prime minister, Hammed bin Jasim bin Jabar Alani talks about a Saudi Pakistani strategic defense pack, possibly…

Companies & orgs

  • China — Company · Business focus · 2 mentions
    Discussed in the context of a major trade pact with Canada, impacting the American car industry.
    Making a 1 trillion dollar trade pact with China...
  • Ford — Company · Case study · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced in the context of job openings and the skills gap in the American workforce.

Concepts & topics

Places & events

  • Camp David — Event · Setting · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as the location where a historic agreement between Japan and Korea was signed under President Biden.

Full transcript with timestamps

World leaders are putting their knee on Donald Trump's neck and they are pressing down and down and down. They are deploying more troops right now to Greenland. Take a look right here. You see an aircraft carrying German soldiers just landing at the Nuke airport in Greenland. Soldiers from France, Norway, the United Kingdom, and Sweden are participating in joint military exercises in Greenland against the United States, preparing for a possible invasion by Donald Trump. On Thursday, they met with the commander of Joint Arctic Command. They receive briefings on Greenland and Arctic Command and then they've been practicing and anticipating what it would be like if the United States invades. Europe is ready and prepared. We've been showing you speeches of people like French President Emanuel Mcronone who previously back in 2025 may be trying to appease Donald Trump or perhaps by time in 2026 their

language has changed significantly. Mcronone is like, "We need to inflict fear. We need to inflict pain. We need to make them fear us because that's what you want. Let's go." And I think that's how you have to treat Donald Trump because he's pathetic. He's someone who is weak and he's someone who you have to stand up to. If you give him an inch, he takes your life. So, let me just share this with you first. First, I want to show you Prime Minister Carney of Canada. He or he makes it clear while in Beijing making a1 trillion dollar trade pact with China, I might add, to bring in EVs from China, China will start buying canola from Canada. This could be a devastating fatal blow to the American car industry over time. Carney has phased it brilliantly. So, it's not going to be a total damage to the Canadian car industry, but he phased it in a way that gives maximum leverage against the United States. But here's

what Carney says about protecting Greenland. Play this clip right here. Greenland uh the future of Greenland is a decision for the for Greenland and uh for the Kingdom of Denmark. Uh we are NATO partners uh with Denmark. Uh and so our full partnership uh stands uh our obligations on art article 5 article 2 of NATO stand and we stand fuller square behind those. Here is French President Emanuel Mcronone talking about making Trump fear him. here. Play this clip.

In order to stay free, it is necessary to be feared. To be feared, one must be powerful. And to be powerful in this brutal world, one must act faster and stronger. This requires the nation to make efforts equal to our harsh times. That is why I wanted on July the 13th to bring forward to the year 2027 the objective originally scheduled for 2030 of reaching an annual budget of 64 billion for our defense. Thus, in the span of two presidential terms, the budget for the armed forces will have been effectively doubled and we won't have been outmaneuvered by the decision of this or that person for convenience to please this or that ally.

We will have taken the lead through our own decision, the analysis we made of the evolving threat and by doing so, as I said very early on, our will to never submit. As Orura Jolen, who lives in Nuke Greenland writes "Strong criticism of the United States is now coming from the speaker of the Danish Parliament and former minister of defense, Skorin Gade. In a post on Facebook, he writes that he has changed his view on the United States in recent times due to the tone adopted by the current regime. I never thought that I'd be speaking critically about the United States, but if I am to be able to look Danish veterans in the eye, in the future, I can no longer remain silent.

He describes Trump and the United States as indecent. Therefore, I feel compelled to say that the tone of the American administration is indecent and I find it very difficult to recognize the United States that I have always been a loyal supporter of. He writes to his supporters. Now, I'll share with you as well what you had uh Donald Trump's chief propagandist Caroline Levit saying. Here's what she had to say um about invading Greenland. Let's play this clip right here. meeting and in that meeting the two sides agreed to really establish a working group uh of individuals who will continue to have technical talks on the acquisition of Greenland. Those talks will take place I'm told every two to three weeks. So this is a conversation the administration intends to keep having uh with the Danes uh and with the respected uh delegation from Greenland. But the president has made his priority quite

clear. He wants the United States to acquire Greenland. He thinks it's in our best national security to do that. Here's what Donald Trump said that he would start to tariff countries that didn't support him invading Greenland. Play this clip.

And I just went one after another. I called Germany. No, no, no. We will not do that. They said, "No, we're going to put a 25% tariff." Which is, by the way, about seven times more than they would have to pay by raising their drug. Like seven times. This wasn't like a little bit more. Seven times more. And and I may do that for Greenland, too. I may put a tariff on countries if they don't go along with Greenland because we need Greenland for national security. So, I may do that. I'll give you a little I'll talk about I'll take you out of that. In fact, that'll end up being the story.

But actually, this is a much bigger story because we're reducing healthcare by numbers that you haven't seen. And we're seeing new alliances form as well in other areas. In the Middle East, for example, Qatar's former prime minister, Hammed bin Jasim bin Jabar Alani talks about a Saudi Pakistani strategic defense pack, possibly joined by Turkey and ideally Egypt and other Gulf states to strengthen their regional security and to also have this alliance be durable broad-based military economic, political, and non-hostile toward Iran. In other words, helpful towards Iran as a check against the US.

The US is finding itself in a much weaker position uh more broadly. And again, here you have right here Carney meeting with Xi Jinping in this historic trip uh where the first time the Canadian prime minister has been to Canada, Canadian prime minister has been to China in about a decade. Here to talk more about this, I want to bring in Rahm Emanuel, former ambassador to Japan, former chief of staff to former President Obama, former mayor of Chicago. Rahm, always great to have you on. Let's just talk about uh Trump's Asia policy, if you want to call it a policy.

Even we've been highlighting there at the beginning. Uh Canada uh and the big meeting they just had with China moving some of moving our biggest ally in Canada to partner with China. We're seeing uh Japan increasingly feeling threatened and and I think not defended like they thought they were. South Korea, what do you see happening in Asia right now? Well, there's a there's a constant here. The worst fear for China in the region is being isolated. And as I always called it when I was ambassador, we're going to isolate the isolator.

and Japan and Korea aligned with the United States. That was a historic agreement uh signed in uh Camp David under President Biden made China very very nervous both on economic terms, strategic terms, political terms and the Korean uh president had a visit to Japan that was rock solid for both countries. The absent party is the United States. What's to be what used to be the most reliable allies become the most unreliable ally. Second, China has become extremely aggressive against the Philippines, a treaty ally country for the United States in the South China Sea. 40% of all trade uh naval trade goes through there, sea trade goes through there, as well as 14% of the world's fishing catch. So the United States rather than being a force and a stabilizer and organizing our allies around a common strategic vision is awol. And then right on our back door or front door, China and Canada just had a

major uh economic agreement and uh basically showing that uh the president of the United States and his policy is the emperor without clothes. So to me now, we did make a move against them visav Venezuela. Uh uh they're nervous about that from all the investments they've made over the years in Latin America. But that is not countered by everything else that's happening in the sense of the win loss scorecard for the United States under President Trump. Now in a move like Venezuela where you now have Deli Rodriguez still uh you know propped up who was you know still part of the chistas the the Maduro regime uh Diodado Cabo Maduro's enforcer you know the way I've described and I want to hear you know your perspective on it you know it'd be like removing Trump but putting in Steven Miller and sure Stephen Miller is saying that you know I'm going to do things now that are helpful to you but I mean she was came

through the ranks of KGB intelligence. Venezuelan her family was deeply entrenched in all the authoritarian stuff happening there and now opening up a Qatari bank account. So the deal I understand is that the first oil transaction was to a Trump donor sold oil there and then the proceeds are going to a Qatari bank account and not the Treasury. Like talk about that. But like if y'all ever did any of that with Obama, y'all wore he wore a tan suit once and become.

So what? So I take a step back. One is the president of the United States called a person that won with 70% of the vote illegitimate. And this is coming from a guy who took 49.7% of the vote. But I mean always point she in a rigged election she still took for 70% of the vote. He took in a free election 49.7 and he calls her illegitimate. Number two in this area uh that the United States just moved on uh Venezuela and moved on the oil and with no kind of any sense of democracy any other kind of uh interest is in my view and as you just out is the financial tra uh transaction tells you that literally it's not just mercantul there's a corruption here about how American foreign policy is being conducted and for whose gain and what gain economically And that's also true about our domestic politics. Uh and I think that uh when you look at it that same week we took a military action to say we want the oil. The European

Union signed the largest trade deal with Brazil Argentina Chile Colombia the big economies of Latin America, Mercer countries. China surpassed the United States as the largest economic uh commercial entity with all the Latin American countries north of $500 billion. Now, when you look at all three of those actions, trade deal, commercial transaction, seizing oil, which one do you think is going to really last the stand of time, the test of time, and it be a strategic vision of the future? We're third. We got the bronze.

Everybody else got the gold and silver. That's how you got to look at this. And that's how China's looking at it. That's how Russia's looking at it. And

I mean I I look I mean that's on the commercial side. I don't mean to interrupt. I mean you should look Russia's paying a price for being silent with an ally that lost. So I think you know the Venezuelan action showed how in not inept but how basically the Ukrainian war has sapped Russia of any world power status. China's nervous because there's close to about $15 billion owed to them that they're not sure from the Venezuela action. So it's not 100% win 100% loss. These come with different things. But I my view is this is you know what we just did. There's economic relations, political alignment relations. There's a lot of different uh categories or verticals you want to say.

There's a strategic, there's a political, there's an economic, there's a commercial. And we act like everything comes down to one thing. Military action for oil. when China and uh and Europe at least show a more not only nuance more strategically long-term vision of where relationships go rather than what you do today on a short-term basis

using a deeply transactional term when there's a loss is the term write off like do you think that Russia can write off Venezuela in exchange for Trump saying he wants to invade Greenland and now ripping apart NATO so the write-off is

yeah we did that but now you're saying you want to invade Greenland and NATO's falling apart. So,

first of all, I this is a Greenland thing. I I I don't want Why would you pay for something that you can get for free? Denmark's telling you whatever you want. Military, great. Commercial, great. Minerals, great. Why would you pay full price when you can get it for free? I don't get this. Just on a pure given that the only way to talk to this president is commercial. You're making American taxpayers pay full price for something they can get for free makes zero strategic, let alone economic. Second, what constantly gets me is how much the president of the United States misses how vulnerable his pal Putin is.

This week, Russia in World War II got quicker to Berlin than they have to Kev on the four-year anniversary of this war. That war was supposed to be four weeks. It's now entering four years. And the United States has hobbled Ukraine. They've been permitted not to lose a war rather than a win. Russia in World War II got to Berlin much quicker. No, on purely on days. Second, Russia looks weak. Not only Venezuela, they look weak in Syria. They looked weak in Iran. They looked weak in Armenia Aarjani. Their intelligence got Syria, Vagner, and uh uh other elements of Ukraine wrong. You now have NATO expanding to Finland and Sweden on their border. And their military looks totally uh feckless. And in fact, in Russia, they say the price we're paying for Ukraine and the cost we're having around the globe is not worth it. Putin is an emperor without clothes. And the only person that thinks he has status is Donald Trump who's been

fooled by him. That's what is happening, you know. But there are parallels in the malignant narcissism and the emperor without clothes, you know, analogy. So, do you think that Trump's vision for Greenland is like Venezuela in the sense of, well, now I've got my Qatari bank account.

If this is if if Greenland runs in a in a democratic way, the same way Venezuela runs in a democratic way with Machado, I can't do the Qatari stuff, you know, I can't have my own private bank accounts in places. I mean, do you think it's an extension of that? if it's if it makes zero sense. I mean, look, Trump is a guy who's bankrupted casinos and and this and that and the other thing, but but you know, it's about that he wants just to to seize it. I mean, what what what's your view of of it there?

Look, I think again, I get back to a core point. I mean, literally, he wants to pay you're not invading it militarily. Not happening. The idea that they're going to pay full price for something they can get absolutely for free doesn't stand up to the daylight and it will be exposed as a rotten deal. You get all the military, all the strategic positioning. He's not wrong and every other president has said this going back all the way to Harry S. Truman of the strategic value geographically resource-wise of Greenland. It's just stupid to pay full price and it's also stupid to try to talk about invading something that's not going to happen. So to me, and the other point is while you're focused on Greenland, it means you've lost focus on what could be an opportunity in Cuba, could be an opportunity in Iran, could be an opportunity in uh Russia, Ukraine.

You know, white houses sometimes can become one ball jugglers. All this energy on Greenland comes at a cost to somewhere else where you're not focused. Japan and Korea got together and the United States was the missing party. China, if you look at the testimony by the head of Indopaccom, uh is very aggressive about the Philippines, a treaty ally country, and the United States isn't at full value. Our military was not in the Mediterranean, not in the region because they're all in the Caribbean. So, you know, you have to allocate resources based on strategic opportunity. We are not going to invade Grenada, Grenada, Greenland, and you were not and never should pay a full price for something the country with Denmark and the rest of EU will give you basically for free. They want a closer relationship with the United States. So to me, this is again a an example, glaring example of why Donald Trump's companies all went bankrupt

because he's a rotten businessman. Then he doubles down and triples down on the bad

failed strategies and then just goes further. Let's let's talk domestic though because while all of that's happening too, I mean, you know, you have these, you know, ICE and Border Patrol armies

wearing their military gear. Yeah. Yeah, they go into and we we've been we've been covering the footage diligently. And this all starts peaceful protesters. Just stay advert stop going to our special ed schools. Stop going to our hospitals. Stop going to our courts. And you'll see, you know, as as the mayor of Chicago, this stat resonated with me that the Chicago PD never used the gas agents and any of these things. Like in 30, 40 years, they never used gas on people, you know, and things like that. But these ICE agents go, they throw gas on people. They they rough people up. They throw people on the ground. They've killed people and and they're provoking these communities. As the as the former mayor of Chicago, what what do you see here with these invasion? Is is this, you think, a plan to really try to derail the midterms? Is this a broader plan of going after blue states?

Yeah, I think look, you hit upon it and let me try to draw a sharper point. This was not designed for immigration enforcement. It was designed to force a political reaction, which is what's happening now. I happen to think since we're talking about politics, the country does not like chaos. They didn't like chaos on the border under President Biden, and they're not going to like chaos on the streets of America instigated by President Trump. Which is why his own political staff are telling him this has gone way too far because it's coming at a political cost. He's lost middle of America. You want to enforce the border for illegal crossings? Thumbs up. You want to take criminals with backgrounds who are illegal immigrants out of the country. Thumbs up. You're not enforcing at Home Depot, schools, places of worship, and the and the steps of our courouses. And that the president and ICE directed was never designed for an

immigration enforcement. It was designed for a political reaction. And the president and ICE and his Republicans are on the losing side of that bet. That's a B. beyond the not being on the streets. That individual officer should never have been on the streets. 6 months ago, having grabbed a car, he ended up with 33 stitches. He's dealing with emotional, psychological, and other kinds of issues. There's no leadership overseeing who's on the street, what the training is. Everything he did is against training. And a guy that just six months ago ended up with 30 plus stitches should be nowhere on the streets of any city in America at best behind a desk. There is no leadership here at every level. No police chief across America would ever let an officer back on the streets having just received 30 plus stitches from an action on the street. whatever the uh details of that action was and there's no management or oversight let

alone I don't believe they should be on the street again there was a consensus in this country enforcement at the border for illegal crossings and dealing with uh undocumented people with a criminal serious criminal record here in the United States that was the broad consensus the president of the United States and the rest of his administration uh homeland security purposely went over what the American people would support and now you're getting a political reaction back. And they were designed to create this kind of domestic challenge. And uh the pictures say the United States uh government under Donald Trump is the instigator of chaos on American streets.

And that's why they've lost the broad uh support of the American people. And I think a lot of people are now asking the simple question too like, well, what's the point of government? I mean, and it's an important question because sometimes we take a lot of these things for granted. I mean, is it to help and promote and encourage and and and lift up, or is it to inflict things on us in pain and take away? And and that kind of brings me to something that you've been talking about, the Mississippi miracle with the incredible increase in literacy rates there when investments were made in education, which I want you to talk about, but it speaks to a broader issue I think that people are asking, which is like what's the point of all of this if we can't afford health care, if we can't afford homes, if we if our kids aren't being educated, if we work a hard day's job and we're not making money to be able to

support our family, what's why are we doing this? And it's an existential question, but people like, why are we here?

I I want you to step back. 50% of our kids cannot do reading and math at grade level. You know, more of the president's position on windmills, more of his position on wanting to take over Greenland or his desire for a Nobel Prize. He's never ever commented on reading scores. Not one Democrat Republican governor has called for an emergency meeting. George Bush 43, he had Leave No Child Behind. President Obama had Race to the Top. President Clinton had public school choice. It was all started off under Ronald Reagan with the nation at Risk Report. Was a bipartisan consensus to bring accountability, reading, and math scores up and over 20 years it happened.

You have half our kids, if they can't read at grade level, it doesn't get easier. Life gets harder. Now, I don't think we have a child to waste or a community to overlook in the competition for the 21st century. I went to Mississippi because they proved against all odds. And one side note, they call it the Mississippi down in Mississippi. They don't call it the Mississippi miracle. They call it the Mississippi Marathon. Over 20 years, they rose to 40 from 49th to 9th in reading scores. And to their credit, they not only found that after third grade when they hit that mark, they're starting to sub lose some of the momentum. So they set up reading clinics to deal with fourth and fifth grade and keep that momentum forward. Very honest. It's based on the science of literacy or phonics, more teacher training, more teacher support with coaches, more time for kids on task, and more support for kids to ste

to fall behind and accountability. If you don't read third grade, you're not going to fourth grade level. That's it. and Tennessee, Alabama, and Louisiana that and Indian River uh Indian River County in Florida all replicated it and all seeing similar gains. But you got to stick at this. As I say, this is a former mayor of city Chicago. Walked out with the rated the best of the top one of 100 school largest 100 school districts. Walked out number one. This takes everything, but it's worth it. When your graduation rates go from 56 to 84%, your reading scores double, and your math scores double. It's worth it.

But it takes everything. And I think that should be the focus. Now, the president of the United States decides he wants to pay double the price for Greenland, but he'll leave 50% of American kids behind. And I went there because I wanted to see it firsthand, and I want to raise an issue that I think is core to America's future. We have CEOs. Take the Ford CEO. He has 6,000 jobs paying over $100,000 a year with full pensions and healthcare and can't find people. You have the merchant marines with 40 to 50,000 job openings and we have they pay over $200,000.

Can't find people. We have a shortage of carpenters electricians plumbers. I mean, uh, operating engineers can't find people. To me, that's a fixable. That's a high class, first class, uptown problem. High-paying jobs can't be a eyed out of existence. And we're short. We have a lot of people looking to buy a home. Jobs that give you the income to do it. If you want to I'm for build, baby, build. Let's give people the skills to be the electricians of tomorrow, the carpenters of tomorrow, the operating engineers of tomorrow.

That's what we should be focused on. No, we're going to double the price for Greenland rather than get it for free. Rob, before we go, anything else on your mind? I always love picking your I always love picking your brain, you know. No, look, I mean, I I think that uh to me the most important thing coming up in both 2026 and 2028 is we're finally going to have an election about the future or a set of elections. MAGA bill back better were really retrospective, not prospective. We have to think about what does it take to move this country forward. We want to build out an educa educ an an electricity system in the country. We don't have the tradesmen to do it. We should be training right now 300,000 electricians.

We don't have this capacity. Our schools are literally missing what I think are the most important thing. And every challenge we have in America can be cured by what's working in America. I'll be going in a couple uh weeks from now to Michigan because they have really done a phenomenal job in vocational ed under the governor Whitmer. In the same way that Mississippi Marathon has proven how to improve reading scores, Michigan has shown uh kids that college is not the only way. One of the things I did as mayor of the city of Chicago was a plan called learn plan succeed. To get your high school diploma, you had to produce a letter of acceptance from a college, a community college, a branch of the armed forces, or vocational school. You didn't just walk on graduation day. You told us where you're walking to. And that's the st that's the standard that will move America forward. And every American will

be part of that movement. Ron, we've covered it all. Greenland education and your technology works. Look, think of that.

That's my That's my Everyone just thinks it goes flawless. That's cuz we've got a great team here. Ron, thank you so much for joining us.

Hope the baby's well. Masletoough on the greatest journey of your life. Thank you so much. And everybody, hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million subscribers. Want to stay plugged in? Become a subscriber to our Substack at midasplus.com. You'll get daily recaps from Ron Philipki, add free episodes of our podcast, and more exclusive content only available at midasplus.com.

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What is "FURIOUS World Leaders SET FATAL TRAP and Trump STEPS RIGHT IN!!!!" about?

World leaders are intensifying military preparations in Greenland, engaging in joint exercises aimed at countering potential U.S. aggression under Donald Trump's leadership. European leaders, including France's Emmanuel Macron, are advocating for a strong stance against Trump, while Canada's Prime Minister Carney is forging significant trade agreements with China that could undermine U.S.…

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The episode runs 28 min; the transcript is about 4,854 words in 45 timestamped sections.

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