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Handling the Donald: What can Trudeau do to counter the tariff threat?
Justin Trudeau to deal with Donald Trump when he takes office January 20th until the return of Parliament in March. Despite his resignation, Trudeau will remain Prime Minister until the Liberals select a new leader.
The Prime Minister isn’t expected to speak with U.S lawmakers, however, he is expected to meet with some American businessmen amid 25 percent tariff threat from Trump.
The Prime Minister is in Washington for the funeral of former U.S. president Jimmy Carter. Trudeau sat with other world leaders, including UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Drew Fagan is currently a senior advisor with public affairs firm Mcmillan Vantage and a Professor at the Munk school of global affairs at the University of Toronto joins CHCH to talk more.
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