TODAY: Trump's $2.8 TRILLION Canada Demand Gets SHUT DOWN — Carney's 3 Word Reply

In a stunning move, Donald Trump has demanded $2.8 trillion in alleged overdue compensation from Canada during a recent speech at Mar-a-Lago. But instead of a lengthy rebuttal, former Bank of England and Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney responded with just three powerful words: “Show your work.”

This moment has sparked global conversation — not just because it went viral across social media platforms with over 50 million views, but because it exposed deeper issues in American economic diplomacy.

In this video, we break down:
• What Trump claimed — and where the $2.8 trillion number came from (or didn’t)
• Why Canada didn’t respond with anger, but with a calm challenge rooted in economic integrity
• How missing data, lack of methodology, and evasion from U.S. agencies revealed a crisis in institutional credibility
• The real-world consequences: shifting investment patterns, declining trust from allies, and growing economic hedging against U.S. unpredictability
• Why Carney’s response wasn’t just clever — it was a masterclass in how serious nations handle pressure

We also examine what this means for the future of U.S. influence abroad, especially when partners begin questioning not just policies, but competence itself.

No hype. No bias. Just facts, context, and deep insight into one of the most revealing diplomatic moments of 2025.

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