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Mexico's President Claudia Scheinbaum is drawing another line in the sand to Donald Trump. She's not on the receiving end of Donald Trump's bullying. She's saying, we here in Mexico are a very proud people. You're not going to take advantage of us. You're going to treat us fairly or else. Remember, she previously threatened retaliatory tariffs against Donald Trump and also was very critical of how Donald Trump was trying to blame Mexico for situations that she said were actually problems in America. Like synthetic drug consumption is not a Mexico problem. And she said, okay, you want to cause us pain, we'll cause you pain. We should, should be partners, but treat us with respect. And now she's drawing another line in the sand and she's saying, look, you're not just going to deport people from countries that aren't Mexico to Mexico. We're Mexico, we're Mexicans. You're not going to send Venezuelans to Mexico or Guatemalans to Mexico. If you're going to do mass deportation exercises like you want to do, you're not going to involve Mexico in your charade. Here is what she said. Specifically, Mexico president is asking Trump, you're going to deport non Mexican migrants directly to their home countries. And Mexico is not just going to be used by you in that way for you to, you know, just do your mass deportation plans. Now this also comes on the same day where she's also drawing a line in the sand to Canada. Now here's the thing a lot of our Canadian followers have basically told me, and I really respect our Canadian following. I know we have a big Canadian following here at the Midas Dutch Network. They said, look, Ben, what Justin Trudeau did in going to Mar a Lago, that was the responsible thing for a prime minister to do. And you explained to me too that with all of the problems being caused by the Conservative Party in Canada by Pierre Polvier, by people like Doug Ford, by people like Danielle Smith and the Premier of Alberta, Doug Ford, the Premier of Ontario, you know, that he, Trudeau did what Trudeau had to do there. And but the Conservative parties out there basically attacking Mexico. And you have Doug Ford out there saying, you know, look, this is, you know, they're saying like, look, Mexico is like, how dare Donald Trump compare us to Mexico. Here, watch what Doug Ford from the Conservative Party in Canada had to say. Again, you know, Mexico's still an ally though. I mean, there still is the United States, Canadian, Mexico, you know, treaty. There's still, you know, which was after nafta. Here, listen to what Doug Ford said. Play this clip. I want to emphasize to compare us to Mexico is the most insulting thing I've ever heard from our friends and closest allies, the United States of America. And now let me share with you what Danielle Smith said. The Premier of Alberta and again, Conservative Party again attacking Mexico, saying that Mexico, we should kick Mexico out and just focus on trading directly with the United States and basically treating this as like a zero sum game here, playing this clip.
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The real issue that we have is that Mexico has not been that equal partner with the United States. And in addition to that, they're inviting China to engage in investment in Mexico, which is hollowing out the manufacturing sector in both America as well as Canada. And so that's why I think we need to take a bilateral approach, put Canada first and be able to get a car vote for all of North America for both Canada and us, if we can. And if not not, then we'll certainly be prepared to work with the American administration on whatever products it is that they need so that we can have a constructive relationship. And I think our lead is going to be on energy.
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Do you agree with Ontario Premier Doug Ford that maybe Mexico should be cut out of the process if it won't comply with sort of the spirit of the usmca? That seems to be what you just said there. Am I understanding you correctly?
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1,000%. And I had a chance to talk to Premier Doug Ford about it. And so I'm very much in sync with what he has to say. Look, Mexico is important to Canada. There are four a largest trading partner in Alberta. But just to give you the idea of the difference in the relationship, we have about 2.9 billion in bilateral trade with Mexico. We have 188 billion in bilateral trade with the United States. We certainly cannot sacrifice our relationship and friendship with our largest trading partner if this is a trade irritant.
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And just so, I mean, our Canadian supporters know this. But just in case you're not familiar with Canadian politics, like Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, you know, here he talks about how his support for Donald Trump would never waiver. Here's what Doug Ford had to say. Play this clip. Are you still a supporter of Donald Trump? Absolutely. I wouldn't waiver like the GOP's wavering. I wouldn't waver. And so while the Conservative Party in Canada is out there like now attacking Mexico and trying to look, the Conservative Party was out there cuddling up to Donald Trump and they were saying they were basically a Canadian version of kind of MAGA out there in their support of Donald Trump. Ford would say all these great things about Trump. And then when Trump attacked Canada, Canada's reaction was then to the Conservative Party in Canada's reaction was then to attack Mexico and say, we shouldn't, let's kick Mexico out. Let's team up, Donald, let's bully Mexico out when it should basically be let's, you know, what your dose, let's figure out, let's work together. Because ultimately, if you're going to purs, you know, this kind of geopolitical bullying, all that's going to do is bring China in and then force Mexico to join the BRICS bloc, right, Of Brazil, of Russia, of India, of China, of South Africa and other countries that are now joining with China and Russia in that alliance. That's, that's all you're going to do here. And you're going to weaken, you're going to weaken one of the strongest alliances between Mexico, Canada and the United States. Your sex life is important, but your schedule is busy. You don't have the time to go to a doctor's office to get treated for ED. Through HIMSs, you can get personalized ED treatment without stepping foot outside of your door. 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And, you know, I did this other video as well that, you know, and she was forced to say that, by the way, because you have some people in the Conservative Party in Canada. I think that we're kind of like bullying, you know, bullying her and saying, drop Mexico. And it should be like, let's just stop threatening each other with tariffs. Like, I think that's the right response. Stop threatening each other with tariffs. Allies should work together. Because what's happening, as I said, is you got President Xi from China coming in and he's using all this language of cooperation. We want to invest in you. Let's work together, let's establish a world. All this stuff that he's pushing is the direct contrast to let's kick out countries, let's get rid of countries, let's bully countries, even if ultimately their plan is to do just that. They're using diplomatic language versus language that's very divisive. And so that's why I think with the Conservative Party, you may disagree with me, and Canada's doing is a form of kind of MAGA bullying. But that's just, that's just me right there. But we saw the photos, I talked about this, of Claudia Sheinbaum. We saw Claudia Sheinbaum with President Xi, meeting with her at the G20 in Brazil. And so there you have it again. I just think it's interesting to see her kind of push back, draw these lines in the sand and do it with a great degree of confidence. And I want to do reflect on what our Canadian supporters were saying, who by and large were actually supportive of Trudogo and immoral Lago, educating Donald Trump, what tariffs are explaining why it would be dangerous. And now we're seeing, you know, his kind of adversaries that kind of a similar party to MAGA in Canada, you know, who are now bullying Mexico. And that's how they think that this is how they could work with Trump to bully Mexico. And you're just going to have tit for tat. 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The MeidasTouch Podcast Summary
Episode Title: Mexico Prez Issues STRONG WARNING to Trump…AGAIN!!
Release Date: December 7, 2024
Hosts: Ben, Brett, and Jordy Meiselas
In this episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast, the Meiselas brothers dive deep into the escalating tensions between Mexico and the United States, particularly focusing on the strong stance taken by Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum against former U.S. President Donald Trump. The discussion extends to the reactions from Canadian political figures, highlighting the broader implications for North American relations and the potential influence of Chinese investments in the region.
Brett Meiselas initiates the conversation by addressing the recent comments made by Mexico's President, Claudia Sheinbaum, towards Donald Trump. Sheinbaum's firm response signifies Mexico's refusal to be intimidated or exploited by Trump's policies.
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Sheinbaum articulates that Mexico seeks a partnership based on respect and mutual benefit, rejecting the notion of Mexico being the scapegoat for U.S. domestic issues.
The conversation shifts to the responses from Canadian political figures, particularly from the Conservative Party, highlighting a similar trend of strong rhetoric against Mexico.
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Brett emphasizes the irony and potential dangers of such rhetoric, suggesting that aligning with Trump's aggressive stance could drive Mexico closer to alliances that may not favor North American interests.
Chris (identified as Speaker C) expands on the economic and geopolitical ramifications of the current tensions.
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The discussion underscores the need for a strategic and unified approach among North American countries to counteract external influences and strengthen internal alliances.
Brett delves deeper into the economic ties and the potential fallout from the current political climate.
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Brett warns that such divisive strategies not only disrupt economic stability but also pave the way for adversarial nations to exploit the discord, ultimately weakening North America's collective bargaining power on the global stage.
Wrapping up the discussion, the hosts reflect on the broader implications of the current political dynamics and the importance of solidarity among allies.
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Brett emphasizes that maintaining strong, respectful, and cooperative relationships within North America is crucial to counteracting external threats and ensuring mutual prosperity.
The Meiselas brothers conclude by urging listeners to stay informed and engaged with the evolving political landscape, emphasizing the podcast's role in fostering informed discussions on pivotal issues affecting democracy and international relations.
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This summary provides an in-depth look into the episode "Mexico Prez Issues STRONG WARNING to Trump…AGAIN!!" by The MeidasTouch Network, capturing the essential discussions and insights shared by the hosts regarding the intricate dynamics between Mexico, the United States, and Canada.