Global issues effecting the world aren't 'American politics', hence the segment being titled "world on edge". Global issues such as Trump's war in Iran also has a direct and indirect effect on food prices regardless.Not sure what you're insinuating.
Why not focus on what our Liberal government is doing? High rent, groceries are expensive, utilities are through the roof, homelessness, drug issues etc. Oh, I forgot, blame Trump, and Canadians won't look at what has happened in Canada because of Ottawa and Liberal policies.
The war put money into the pockets of the Trump family. The same thing is happening with the stock market. Trump says something that makes the market go into a sharp decline, and Trump buys. The market goes up and Trump sells...having made millions of dollars. Americans seem content with this.
Oh look... a photo opportunity for our illustrious MP. We have missed you the past month. How have you been doing?I'm sure we won't see or hear from you Terry until Parliament resumes at the end of September (with the exception of an appearance at Rotaryfest of course). Enjoy your 3+ Months off.Unbelievable!
The problems you mention are not exclusive to Canada. It is a worldwide problem with no easy fix. Do you think PP and his conservatives could do better than Carney?