CANADA and EU resist tariffs - Trump lost $2 Trillion and a $43 Billion Boeing deal

The United States has just triggered a 50 percent tariff targeting European imports—and the European Union is showing no signs of backing down. In a matter of hours, Brussels responded by freezing a 43 billion dollar Boeing contract, redirecting supply routes through Canada, and initiating a reallocation of over two trillion dollars in trade, away from Washington. This isn’t a simple policy disagreement—it’s the unraveling of a long-standing global alliance.

In this video, we break down the real-time collapse of U.S.-EU economic ties: from retaliatory tariffs that are striking American agriculture and tech, to record-breaking U.S. deficits, aerospace disruption, and a massive shift in trade diplomacy now flowing through Ottawa. China’s state-backed Comac jets are gaining approval across Europe, while the EU moves to exclude American companies from future-defining industries—hydrogen, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence.

The signal is undeniable: the center of gravity is shifting, and this is no longer America’s economic world.