Sen. John Kennedy Urges U.S.-Canada Tariff Elimination to Preserve Historic Alliance

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John Kennedy calls out both President Trump and Prime Minister Carney, urging them to end the U.S.-Canada trade war by removing all tariffs. In a powerful speech on the Senate floor, Senator Kennedy reflected on decades of U.S.-Canada friendship—from Gander's help on 9/11 to Canada’s rapid aid after Hurricane Katrina and California’s wildfires. With rising economic tensions and reciprocal tariffs threatening both nations, Kennedy offered a clear solution: eliminate tariffs on both sides and let free market competition drive prosperity. In his words: “Let’s don’t be stupid. Let’s don’t have a trade war. Let’s continue to be friends.” This video covers the full speech, its historical context, and what it means for the future of U.S.-Canada relations. Watch until the end for Kennedy’s heartfelt proposal—and a surprising reference to Mama Gump.

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