Trump Killed a $2 Trillion Deal — Canada Found Out From the Press

Trump killed a $2 trillion trade deal — and Canada found out from the press. On October 23, 2025, a midnight Truth Social post terminated all US-Canada trade negotiations, blindsiding Ottawa with zero diplomatic notice. The deal had been 16 days from signing. Steel, aluminum, uranium, energy — all gone because of a 60-second Ontario TV ad featuring Ronald Reagan. But the Reagan ad was just the headline. The real story is deeper: $719 billion in annual goods trade, 125,000 Canadian auto jobs, 34 American states that sell more to Canada than any other country — all hanging on a social media post. Now the USMCA review clock hits July 1, 2026, and a straightforward renewal looks unlikely. This is the full breakdown — the real facts, the real numbers, and what it means for your money. Watch to the end. #TrumpCanada #TradeWar #USMCA #MacroPluse #CanadaUS #Tariffs #TradePolicy #NorthAmerica #GlobalEconomy #Finance