Canadian Prime Minister Asked If He Feels Better Or Worse After Meeting With Trump

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held a press briefing on Tuesday, where he was asked how he feels after meeting with President Trump.

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00:00Prime Minister, J.P. Tasker, CBC News. How are you?

00:02I'm well, thank you, J.P. How are you?

00:04I'm good.

00:05Good.

00:05Do you feel better or worse about Canada-U.S. relations after meeting with the President today?

00:13Look, it was a very constructive meeting.

00:16I feel better about the relations in the sense of, in many respects,

00:20one, the posture, if I can put it that way,

00:26or the positioning the President took towards us,

00:29secondly, the breadth of discussion and how concrete the discussions were.

00:40These are the discussions you have when you're looking to find solutions

00:43as opposed to laying down terms, if you will.

00:48So feel better about that.

00:49And I would add one other thing, which maybe isn't as obvious,

00:53so I should say it, which is that we also discussed a number of issues globally

00:59geo-strategically, if I can put it that way,

01:01where we have common interests, common concerns.

01:05And that, of course, is a sign of a broader and very healthy relationship.

01:10Look, we have a lot more work to do.

01:14I'm not trying to suggest at any respect that we can have one meeting

01:18and everything's changed, but now we are engaged and very fully engaged.

01:22I'm not sure about it.

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01:44Good job.

01:45Congratulations.

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