Carney Just Won the Midterms Without Being on the Ballot

Trump's Republicans lost the House and the Senate, including seats in Texas, South Carolina and Kansas. For Canada, the midterms may have changed the balance of power in the trade war. Mark Carney was not on any ballot, but few leaders outside the United States had more riding on the result. We look at what the Democratic wave means for Trump's tariffs on Canada, why trade-dependent states turned against his party, what Stephen Miller's promotion to chief of staff signals, and why The Atlantic's David Frum says the democratic world has to plan for Trump happening a third time. Chapters 0:00 Carney's stake in the midterms 0:35 The map that shocked Washington 1:10 Can Congress cancel the tariffs on Canada 1:53 Why trade states turned on Trump 2:31 Canada is the top trade partner 2:59 Carney's strategy starts to pay off 3:37 Anger is coming 4:16 Canada's new trade map 4:52 Plan for it to happen three times 5:21 Why Canada now has more leverage #carney #trump