"Canada Just Signed a Billion-Dollar Deal to Replace America!" | Bill Clinton

Canada Saudi Arabia Deal, Trump Tariffs, USMCA Not Renewed, Canada Trade Diversification, Bill Clinton Reacts 2026 Canada just signed a billion-dollar deal with Saudi Arabia — and it happened because America pushed them away. Prime Minister Mark Carney flew to Jeddah for the first Canadian PM visit in 26 years, signing 13 commercial agreements worth over $1 billion covering mining, energy, defense, AI, and critical minerals with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This historic move came just days after the Trump administration refused to renew the USMCA trade agreement on July 1st, the very deal Trump once called "the best agreement we've ever made." With 25% tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, and autos still in place, Canada is now aggressively diversifying away from the United States — striking deals with Saudi Arabia, China, India, Indonesia, and the UAE. Bill Clinton breaks down what this means for American influence, why our closest ally is building an alternative economic architecture, and what happens when the world's most integrated trade relationship starts to unravel. Are tariffs creating leverage or just creating exits?