Trump: The Prime Minister of Canada will visit the United States “next week” | news

US President Donald Trump announced today, Wednesday, that the Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carne, who is winning the legislative elections in his country, will visit the White House “next week or before”, in light of the lack of relations between the two historical allies due to Trump’s threats to annex the northern neighbor.

“I spoke to him yesterday, he was very friendly and congratulated him … he is very nice and will come to the White House in the near future, next week or before that,” Trump said – during a cabinet meeting.

“I think our relationship will be great. He called me yesterday and told me: Let’s make a deal.”

“Both (Carney and Justin Trudeau) hate Trump, and I think that those who hated Trump to a lesser extent it was what won. In fact, I think that conservatives hate me much more than these liberal invitees.”

The liberal Carney won the legislative elections last Monday after a decade by the rule of Justin Trudeau, after confirming that he was the most worthy in the face of the American president.

Carney Trudeau succeeded in prime minister awaiting the organization of the elections, and he was able to convince the voters that the length of his sold in resolving economic crises makes him the most worthy to confront Trump.

Trump tried to alleviate the severity of the concentration with the Canadian neighbor, despite his announcement on more than one occasion his desire to make Canada the fifty -first American state.

“Canada must be an American state, and the borders with Canada are an artificial line. Canada has exploited our country for a long time, and it has imposed exorbitant customs duties … and its support costs us 200 billion dollars annually,” said the US President last March.