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Mr. Trump, celebrating a new steel investment in the United States, repeated his now-familiar allegations about Canadian trade practices and, at one point, suggested this country is worse than China.
“We get along with China, we get along with the people and we make good deals, but Canada has been really very difficult to deal with,” the President told reporters.
He cited Canada’s steep tariffs on some foreign farm imports and his repeated grievances about Canada’s military spending levels. “They feel entitled,” he said of Canadians. “They have to treat our country with respect.”