Donald Trump’s ‘Art of the Deal’ Means Reneging on Them. That’s Why Canada Cannot Capitulate

The Trump Trap — and the harsh reality of the 'Art of the Deal'

Donald Trump’s administration has announced plans for fresh tariffs on hundreds of Canadian goods. Covering close to $28 billion in goods, and with none of the exemptions previously covered under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), the new tariffs are a clear escalation in the American president’s beef with Canada.This move has reignited calls for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government to strike a deal with the United States to e…

Donald Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ means reneging on them. That’s why Canada cannot capitulate

Countries that sign deals with the Trump administration are quickly finding out that the stability and certainty they hoped to purchase was an illusion.

Christie: 'No Deal that Donald Trump Gives You with His Mouth Is Ever Worth Anything'

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, during an appearance Sunday on ABC's "This Week," claimed deals President Donald Trump makes verbally are not worth anything. The post Christie: ‘No Deal that Donald Trump Gives You with His Mouth Is Ever Worth Anything’ appeared first on Breitbart.

Trade deals signed under pressure rarely last › Sunny South News

A new series of tariffs against Canada was revealed by U.S. President Donald Trump on July 20, 2026. The tariffs are a response to Canada’s retaliatory measures introduced last year after Trump imposed his earlier tariffs. A few weeks earlier, the U.S. said it would not renew the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) negotiated during Trump’s first term. The new tariffs are intended to tighten the screws on Canada and force concessions i…

Christie: ‘No Deal that Donald Trump Gives You with His Mouth Is Ever Worth Anything’

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie launched a blistering attack on President Donald Trump during a Sunday appearance on ABC’s “This Week,” arguing that verbal commitments made by the president cannot be trusted and accusing him of treating the Justice Department as though it exists to serve his personal interests. The discussion began when host George Stephanopoulos reflected on the president’s priorities. “I guess one thing you can say for c…