Tension Between Trump and Trudeau in Phone Call Over Trade War

washington - US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a tense phone call discussing trade and immigration policies.

Tension Between Trump and Trudeau

During a phone call, Trump blamed Trudeau for trade tariffs and immigration issues, escalating tensions. Despite the confrontation, Trump described the call as ending in a 'somewhat' friendly manner.

Trump accused Trudeau of being responsible for import tariffs and allowing migrants and drugs to enter the US from Canada. He also questioned Trudeau's motives in the upcoming elections, wishing him 'success' sarcastically.

Trump referred to Trudeau as 'governor' instead of Prime Minister, suggesting Canada should be the 51st state of the US. The call, lasting about fifty minutes, focused on trade and fentanyl smuggling, with more discussions planned for the day.

A Canadian source confirmed the conversation, emphasizing discussions on trade and fentanyl smuggling. Further talks are expected to follow throughout the day.