Summary
President Donald Trump has announced that he will stop all trade talks with Canada. This decision follows an advertisement by Canada's Ontario province featuring a speech by former President Ronald Reagan on tariffs. The ad uses parts of Reagan's 1987 address on trade but rearranges his comments.
Key Facts
- President Donald Trump has halted trade negotiations with Canada.
- The ad is from Ontario, Canada, and uses excerpts from Ronald Reagan's 1987 radio address.
- The ad discusses tariffs and their negative impact on Americans.
- Trump has labeled the ad as "FAKE."
- The Ronald Reagan Foundation stated that the ad misrepresents Reagan's original speech.
- Reagan's original speech spoke against high tariffs and supported free trade.
- The ad rearranges Reagan's words but does not change them.
- Trump opposes the ad's anti-tariff message, influencing his decision on trade talks.
