00:00Hi.
00:00Hi.
00:01Love you, Mark.
00:03You can take the other side.
00:05You can get my bald spot in the thing.
00:08I've got to try to face out.
00:10... Ontario, and also some officials say...
00:13Prime Minister, what do you make of U.S. Cabinet secretaries insulting the Canadian military?
00:18It's beneath their office.
00:20Sir, are you going to meet your party in the next election?
00:23That's been the plan of this government since...
00:24The issues with respect to language and culture, enough to not have a deal.
00:30The issues Mr. Gray just asked about with respect to restrictions on future trade deals.
00:35Restrictions on our sovereignty, enough not to have a deal.
00:39Issues with respect to locking in an uncompetitive trade arrangement in our key industries,
00:47automobiles being one of them, enough to not have a trade deal.
00:51And then the general attitude, and I'll leave you with this.
00:54Which I think this is a very important point.
00:57Is that the attitude of the United States in these discussions, and subsequently,
01:05has been one that the core Canadian industries either would be subsidiaries effectively of the United States industries,
01:18or would put in place terms where those industries would be gradually wound down in Canada and wiped out?
01:26We're not going to... Of course we're not going to accept those terms.
01:29We've been putting it in place. It's working. It's still early days, but it's...
01:33And by the way, it's misguided.
01:34The United States auto industry is made stronger by the Canadian and the Mexican auto industries.
01:42And at a time of big, big change in auto, it's important that we work together.
01:46That's why I say, yes, there is a mutually beneficial deal.
01:49There were elements of that mutually beneficial deal that we were moving towards,
01:53which is why we were still at the table. But we never viewed that we had that deal.
01:59And it diverged towards the end. At some point, maybe it'll converge again.
02:08And when the Americans stop doing memes, stop throwing shade, stop trying to be tough,
02:16and start being serious about having those discussions, we can have those discussions.
02:21But look, it's not constructive, but that's their democracy.
02:25It's military, it's cadets, Trump's name.
02:29Our message, first off, has always been...
02:33Our plan has always been standing up for Canada, first and foremost, here at home,
02:36building Canada at home, diversifying abroad.
02:39Everyone in the world wants to do more with Canada,
02:41and we're doing that in a way that's in the best interest of Canadian workers,
02:45Canadian families, Canadian businesses.
02:47Mr. Gray, just asked us, with respect to restrictions...
