Globalist Carney: So-Called Defender of Canada Schooled by Trump
By Peter J. Merrick, TEP® and Adrian C. Spitters, CFP®, co-authors of the international bestseller It Starts With Gold™ and the forthcoming book Guns, Gold & Land™
This analysis continues a series of long-form investigations published in The Merrick Spitters Reset Report™
Written by Two Canadians Who Cringed Watching Every Second…
Mark Carney told us he would lead Canada. He looked like a polished man in a sharp suit. Some people said he was smart. Some said he had experience. Nobody ever said he would lead from strength.
Then came the Oval Office.
It was May 6, 2025. Carney had just won the election one week before. He flew to Washington to meet the President of the United States. Cameras were rolling. The room was full. The world was watching.
Carney sat across from Donald Trump. The same Donald Trump who calls him weak. The same Trump who once called Justin Trudeau a lightweight. The same Trump who never hides what he really thinks. He greeted Carney with a grin and a backhanded compliment. He said Carney’s win was one of the biggest political comebacks ever. Then he claimed credit for it. Carney smiled like a school kid called up to the front of the class.
This was already awkward.
When Carney finally spoke, he thanked Trump. He praised him. He said Trump was a transformational leader. He tried to sound strong. It came off as polite and shaky. He was pretending to speak for Canada. It felt like he was reading someone else’s speech.
Then the questions began.
A reporter asked about Trump’s old joke that Canada should become the 51st state. Trump’s eyes lit up. He said the border was just a line someone drew with a ruler. He said Canada was already getting free military protection. He said Canadians would pay fewer taxes and get better services if they joined the U.S.
Carney just sat there.
When he finally spoke, he said some places are not for sale. That was his big moment. That was his brave stand for Canada. Trump laughed and said never say never.
The cameras caught Carney’s face. His eyes looked lost. His mouth smiled, but it looked forced. His hands were stiff. He had no words left.
Then Trump went after Trudeau. Justin Trudeau was Canada’s Prime Minister from 2015 to 2025. He loved taking selfies and giving speeches about values. He left behind a country that was tired and divided. Then Trump called out Chrystia Freeland. She had been Trudeau’s Deputy Prime Minister. She froze bank accounts during the trucker protests. Trump called her terrible and said she nearly ruined trade deals.
Carney said nothing.
Not one word to defend them. Not one word to push back.
He came into that room dressed like a leader. He left looking like a man waiting for someone to speak on his behalf.
Later, a Canadian reporter asked what he was thinking during it all. Carney said he was glad people could not tell. That was the problem. We could all tell. He had walked into a lion’s den and forgot to bring his courage.
This was not just a bad meeting. This was a moment Canada will not forget. Carney said he would protect the country. He could not even protect himself from a joke about real estate lines and tax savings.
We never thought he would lead with strength.
Now we know for sure.
So we ask the only question that matters now.
Now what?
We wrote It Starts With Gold™ to warn Canadians and Americans of this exact outcome.
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