(TrumpyBear got mad because Canada used his god-king's words against him, accurately no less. Yes the speech was slightly edited for time but the overall gist of what Reagan said he thought of the detrimental effect of excessive tariffs was spot on and judging from the overall results we see right now, he was correct. Trump and the Project 2025 guys couldn't have that... not when The Donald has a massive portrait of Ronny Raygun in the Gilded Age Oval brothel he sleeps in. Good for Canada. Donny Thinskin makes a jackass of himself yet again.)
from the BBC
US President Donald Trump halted all trade negotiations with Canada earlier this week over an advert in which former President Ronald Reagan says tariffs "hurt every American".
The ad, sponsored by Canada's province of Ontario and released last week, features excerpts of an address Reagan gave in 1987 focusing on foreign trade.
Trump called the advert "FAKE" while The Ronald Reagan Foundation said it "misrepresents" the former president's address. Ontario later said it would stop running it so trade talks could resume.
While the minute-long advert only includes excerpts from the original, five-minute-long address, it does not alter Reagan's words. It does however alter the order in which he made the comments.
Below are the lines from the advert in italics, followed by an explanation of how they appear (indicated in bold) in the original address.
"When someone says, 'let's impose tariffs on foreign imports', it looks like they're doing the patriotic thing by protecting American products and jobs. And sometimes, for a short while it works, but only for a short time."
This is the opening line of the minute-long advert. The words have not been altered.