1 MIN AGO: Trump WANTS Canada's Potatoes — Carney's Move FREEZES U.S. Fast Food Market скачать в хорошем качестве

1 MIN AGO: Trump WANTS Canada's Potatoes — Carney's Move FREEZES U.S. Fast Food Market

At 6:48 AM on February 22, 2026, 86% of America's frozen French fry supply became unavailable — not from crop failure, but from Mark Carney's four-word response to Donald Trump's demands: "Canadian potatoes feed Canadians." This video reveals the moment Trump's agricultural threats backfired catastrophically, freezing U.S. fast food chains and exposing the hidden supply chain vulnerability that nobody in Washington saw coming. For months, Trump demanded guaranteed priority access to Canadian potato exports, claiming food security gave America the right to Canadian agricultural output. He threatened tariffs, demanded subordination, and assumed Canada would never dare push back. He was wrong. This deep dive breaks down the private White House emergency meeting at 7:00 AM where food industry executives delivered devastating news — without Canadian fries, American fast food shuts down within 72 hours. We expose how Canada spent 18 months quietly building alternative markets in Indonesia, the Philippines, Mexico, and Europe while Trump was tweeting threats. We reveal the leaked audio of Trump's reaction when told Canadian farmers were signing contracts at 12% higher prices with buyers who don't weaponize trade. The stock market reacted instantly. McDonald's fell 3.8%, Burger King dropped 4.3%, and restaurant chains across the Midwest started rationing portions or pulling fries entirely. Trump's donors started calling Republican senators demanding answers. His own party went silent. This analysis explains how Trump's potato ultimatum turned into political humiliation, why U.S. fast food depends on Canadian supply chains that cannot be replaced overnight, and how Carney transformed agricultural sovereignty into checkmate against American threats. We examine the 18-month diversification strategy, the $2.7 billion in frozen fries sitting in Canadian warehouses, the psychological breakdown inside the White House, and why threatening suppliers eventually teaches them to find better customers. This isn't just about French fries. This is about what happens when diplomatic arrogance meets economic reality. This is about leverage shifting from the country that makes demands to the country that controls supply. This is about voters paying the price for failed negotiations through empty fryers and shrinking portions. 🔔 Subscribe @US-CanadaWatch for exclusive breakdowns of Canada-U.S. trade wars, political crisis analysis, supply chain disruptions, and the real-time collapse of Trump's resource control strategy. 💬 What do you think? Did Trump's threats destroy his own negotiating position — or will he escalate with retaliatory tariffs that hurt American farmers even more? 🚨 DISCLAIMER Legal & Financial Disclaimer: The content presented in this video is for informational and educational purposes only and expresses the opinions of the creators. It does not constitute professional financial, legal, or investment advice. The views expressed regarding political figures, trade negotiations, and economic outcomes are based on commentary and analysis of current events and should not be taken as absolute fact. Certain scenarios, private meetings, and dialogue are presented as illustrative analysis based on reported events and should not be interpreted as verified transcripts. Images are used for representative purposes only. #TrumpCanadaTrade #PotatoCrisis #FastFoodSupplyChain #MarkCarney #CanadianPotatoes #TrumpTariffs #FrozenFries #TradeWarBackfire #USCanadaRelations #FoodSecurity #SupplyChainCrisis