US EditionTrump says Canada would have ‘much better’ health coverage as a state
- Donald Trump expressed a desire for Canada to become the 51st U.S. State, claiming Canadians would receive better health coverage and a significant tax cut if this occurred.
- Canadian politician Chrystia Freeland responded, stating, "President Trump, Canada is not for sale; we are strong, independent, and will never let your health insurers profit off Canadians."
- Trump alleged that the U.S. Subsidizes Canada, stating, "We lose $200 billion a year to Canada..."
- The conversation highlights ongoing tensions regarding trade and health care between the U.S. And Canada.
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