Trump declines to call Canada “liberal” and says border is an “artificial line”

president Donald Trump described the American border and Canada as a “artificial line”, with refusing also to say whether Canada tends to be right or left if it is a state.

Trump’s comments were presented on Friday during a press conference at the Oval Office amid a controversy about the president talking about Canada as “State 51”.

Peter Dossi from Fox News asked the president whether he was “anxious” about whether Canada was “a very blue country.”

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“It is just an artificial line that was drawn in the sand or in the ice,” Trump said. “You add this to this country – it has a beautiful land block. The most beautiful land area anywhere in the world. It has been cut only for any reason.”

“It will be great.”

Trump circumvented the question, saying: “I do not care who concludes there.”

“honestly, [it] Perhaps it was better with the liberal from the governor, if you want to know the truth, “answered.

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Trump referred to former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the stock exchange, which was called “Governor Trudeau”.

Trudeau resigned as a leader of the liberal party and the prime minister in the country in early January, after increasing pressure and criticism from inside his party and the threats imposed by Trump president at the time.

Trump referred to former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the stock exchange, which was called “Governor Trudeau”. (Nicholas cam)

Former Canada Bank governor Mark Carney won the liberal leadership earlier this month, to replace Trudeau.

“I think Canada is a place like many other places – if you have a good filter, the candidate will win,” Trump said.

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Canadian MP Charlie Angus recently claimed that the Trump administration had committed a “war act” on Trump repeating repeatedly to Canada in the name of “State 51” and to settle definitions on the nation.

Former Canada Bank governor Mark Carney won the liberal leadership earlier this month, to replace Trudeau. (Getty Images)

“Well, I think Marco Rubio may need to be returned to school, because when you say that someone has no right to have a country, this is a war.

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Trump has settled a 25 % tariff for all steel and aluminum imports from other countries in early March, while Canada is scheduled to face 25 %. A tax on all imported goods Starting April 2. The definitions of the boycott of American goods.

Emma Colon, from Fox News Digitter, contributed to this report.