Trump Criticizes Canadian Ad for Misstating Reagan's Views on Tariffs
President Donald Trump ended trade talks with Canada due to a television ad from Ontario's provincial government that he claimed was "fake".
The ad quoted former President Ronald Reagan from 38 years ago, criticizing tariffs, which Trump has frequently utilized as an economic tool.
Trump called the ad "fake" and pulled out of trade talks with Canada.
Context and Facts
- The ad quoted Ronald Reagan's views on tariffs from 38 years ago.
- Trump has frequently used tariffs as an economic tool.
Author's summary: Trump ends Canada trade talks over ad.
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