Charlie Angus

I don't think anybody in Canada expected that we were going to get a deal with this gangster.

But people are beyond fed up.

The fact that, once again, he interrupts the prime minister.

The prime minister is trying to be nice to him to brag about us becoming part of the United States, destroying our sovereignty, threatening our auto sector, our manufacturing belt, saying that we're going to like going back.

We are not going back.

People are more firm than ever.

I hear from people all the time.

People are not only angry and determined not to buy products, but they're going into the stores and calling out the managers and saying, we don't even want to see these products on our shelves.

That's how deep the anger is right now.

But I think what's really concerning in the broader picture is

is that in addition to being America's number one trading partner, we've also been one of their closest, maybe their closest defense partner because we're on the border.

We've been with them in NORAD.

We've been with them in the Five Eyes.

They've talked about kicking us out of the Five Eyes network.

We were one of their main security partners on this.

They wanted to kick us out.

Why?

Because, well, we exposed Russian interference in the election as part of the intelligence sharing.

They've talked about kicking us out of NORAD, which would leave North America defenseless.

They see us very much as an adversary, a threat, a country to be pushed around.