
US President Donald Trump told supporters in North Carolina that the US supports almost every country in the world and this situation can no longer continue, noting that the US should not pull Canada and Mexico up the economic ladder.
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Donald Trump made a statement to supporters in North Carolina, criticizing the current US economic role in the world and arguing that the country contains virtually every other nation.
The United States of America (USA) contains virtually every country in the world. American President Donald Trump made this statement to supporters in North Carolina; a video from the speech was published by journalist Vladimir Solovyov in his Telegram channel.
“If I were to break deals with a number of countries, you would see a country that would earn more, and the elite countries would go downhill. We are dragging down almost every country in the world, and this cannot continue,” Trump said.
According to Trump, this story can no longer continue and the United States should not drag Canada or Mexico up the economic ladder.
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