Summary
President Trump stated in Davos that Canada benefits significantly from its relationship with the United States and should be thankful. This comment followed remarks by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who warned about changes in the global order at the World Economic Forum.
Key Facts
- President Trump spoke in Davos on Wednesday.
- He said Canada should be "grateful" to the U.S. for its benefits from their relationship.
- Trump's comments were directed at Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- Carney had recently warned about changes in global dynamics at the World Economic Forum.
- Carney's speech avoided mentioning President Trump by name, a deliberate choice.
- There is speculation that Canada's comments were aimed at President Trump's recent decisions.
- Discussions included the U.S.'s potential influence over Canada, humorously suggesting making Canada the "51st state."
