Trump Pushed Canada — China Took the Wheat Market | George Conway Explains

BREAKING: Yesterday, Canada signed a comprehensive trade deal with China that fundamentally restructures North American agriculture. While Trump's tariffs were meant to pressure Canada, they've pushed our closest ally into a strategic partnership with Beijing that could lock American buyers out of Canadian grain markets for a decade.

In this video, I break down:
• The Canada-China deal signed January 16, 2026 and what it really means
• How Trump's 25% tariffs triggered this geopolitical shift
• Why American food prices are already up 12% and climbing
• The supply chain collapse happening right now across agricultural sectors
• Why this represents a permanent restructuring of North American trade
• How China is winning the trade war without firing a shot

Key Facts:
Canada controls 15% of global wheat exports
US-Canada agricultural trade down $1.3 billion already
China's canola tariffs dropping from 85% to 15% under new deal
American families facing $960/year in additional food costs
Canadian PM declares China "more predictable" than the US

This isn't about politics. This is about the systematic destruction of supply chain relationships that took 70 years to build. And American consumers are paying the price.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is entirely created by artificial intelligence and is not affiliated with any broadcast or news organization. All news content is based on factual reporting from verified sources including official Canadian government announcements, US Department of Agriculture data, and international trade statistics. No resemblance to any person or broadcast is intended.
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