Sunday Scrum | Trump casts more doubt on CUSMA’s future, Carney visits Ireland before G7
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Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with this week's Sunday Scrum – Ottawa bureau chief for the Toronto Star Tonda MacCharles, Le Devoir columnist Emilie Nicolas and Jason Markusoff, producer and writer for CBC News – about U.S. President Donald Trump saying his country doesn't need anything from Canada and what this means for Canadian negotiators in Washington. Plus, Prime Minister Mark Carney's trip to Ireland ahead of next week's G7 meeting and his focus on further developing AI and security ties with Europe.
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00:00 CUSMA Review
10:14 Carney in Ireland
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