The Wall Street Journal criticized President Donald Trump for his aggressive stance against Canada regarding tariffs, particularly in response to an Ontario government ad referencing a Ronald Reagan speech against tariffs. The editorial noted that while Trump has not faced significant retaliation for his tariffs, they are causing economic harm by increasing costs for consumers and businesses.

A new poll indicates that Americans favor Canada over Donald Trump by nearly 60 percentage points, prompting CNN's Harry Enten to mock the president for picking a fight with a country that is far more popular. The poll shows Trump's net popularity at minus-10 points, while Canada's stands at plus-49, and Canadians reportedly have a very negative view of Trump as well.

A recent article highlights that Americans have a much more favorable view of Canada compared to President Donald Trump, whose approval ratings have declined amidst tensions over tariffs and political disputes. Polls indicate that while 89% of Americans view Canada positively, Trump's approval has fallen to 41%, reflecting a significant divide in public sentiment between the two.

In this YouTube video, CNN's Harry Enten analyzes the impact of tariffs imposed by former President Trump on Canada, using statistical data to explore the economic implications and repercussions of these trade policies. The discussion highlights the complexities of U.S.-Canada trade relations during Trump's administration.