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President Donald Trump He spoke with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday about a variety of issues, from the war in Ukraine to the border security of the United States.
In a statement published on Saturday night, the White House said Trump and Trudeau began the call discussing the 4 nations facing Hockey tournament that Canada won, and both leaders “expressed pride in the excellence of the teams of both nations that faced a hard hockey championship.”
“The discussion became the so -called G7 on Monday that will mark the third anniversary of the invasion and war in Ukraine,” the statement added. “Prime Minister Trudeau echoed President Trump’s desire to see the end of the war and acknowledged that President Trump is the only world leader who can overcome a fair and lasting peace.
“President Trump reminded the prime minister that the war should never have begun and that he would not have been president at that time.”
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Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump had a recent phone call, according to the White House. (Getty images)
Leaders also discussed the border security of the United States, a sensitive issue for Canadian officials from Trump TAXES TAXES in response to drug trafficking on the border between the United States and Canada. Trump agreed that on February 3 Pause the tariffs for 30 days, which means that tariffs are expected in early March.
During the call, Trudeau said that Canada has achieved a 90% reduction at the intersection of fentanyl to the United States from Canada and said that the border tsar of his country will be in Washington next week for meetings with the US border chief Tom homan.
Trump and Trudeau have had a tense relationship in recent weeks, due to Trump’s rates and interest in assuring Canada as an American territory. At the beginning of February, Trudeau said that Trump is taken seriously by the Canada Convention in State 51 of the United States.
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President Donald Trump speaks in Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on February 18, 2025. (AP)
“I suggest that the Trump administration not only knows how many critical minerals we have, but perhaps that is why they continue talking about absorbing and becoming the state 51,” Trudeau said, according to CBC. “They are very aware of our resources, what we have, and they want to benefit from them.”
Trump previously complained about the commercial deficit that the United States has with Canada, claiming that “there is no reason” for such imbalance.
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“We don’t need anything they have,” Trump wrote in Truth Social. “We have unlimited energy, we should make our own cars and have more wood we can use. Without this massive subsidy, Canada ceases to exist Like a viable country. Hard but truth!
“Therefore, Canada should become our Appreciated 51st State “ Trump added. “Much lower taxes and a much better military protection for the people of Canada, and there are no tariffs!”
On Thursday, Trudeau published a shameless replica after Canada won the confrontation of the 4 nations.
The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, participates in a Cabinet swear ceremony in Rideau Hall on December 20, 2024 in Ottawa. (Dave Chan/AFP through Getty Images)
“You can’t take our country, and you can’t take our game,” Trudeau wrote in X.
Michael Dorgan of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
