Trump reignites drama with Canada, makes Dolly Parton's death about him

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The president of the United States apparently unable to complete a basic English sentence, unless it's Natalie Harp typing out these posts, which sometimes it is, and in which case she can't complete a basic English sentence, making an announcement that he may rename an international body of water to punish a Canadian province that is not just saying do whatever you want to a sir, starting with quote, the United States is giving serious consideration to changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America in that we don't expect to doing much business with Ontario any longer.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. Donald Trump posted this video to his tick tock, insisting, look at this map. We might rename Lake Ontario to Lake America. Take a look at this.

**David Pakman** (3:08)
So this is Lake Ontario in Canada and in the United States. But we're gonna make a little change. We're gonna call it something different than Lake Ontario. We're gonna call it Lake America. And all it takes is a good pen and some intelligence. So Lake Ontario, that's gone. Lake America.
So now we have a lake.
And now we have a gulf because we have the gulf of America. Now we have Lake America without the of. Thank you very much, everybody. Enjoy Lake America.

**David Pakman** (3:54)
We have progressed from barely coherent social media posts to Trump sitting with a map and a sharpie and explaining lakes to us. Trump has spent a year floating Canada should become the 51st state. He goes, we don't need anything from Canada. We don't need their lumber or their energy or their cars. All stuff, which is factually insane. American farmers get 80 percent of potash fertilizer from Canada.
Northern states run on Canadian hydropower. Midwest refineries are built on Canadian crude. And part of why gas isn't more expensive right now actually is thanks to Canada. And Trump goes in there negotiating like they need us and we don't need them, but we very much need them. Now, you could go, well, they'll also get screwed. Right. But who do you really get that much pleasure out of someone else getting screwed if you're also getting screwed by your own president? It's like I'm fine with our president screwing Canadians. Yeah, but are you fine with our president screwing you?
Glenn Beck asked Donald Trump about the death of someone who is, quite frankly, one of the most beloved entertainers in American history. Everybody liked Dolly. And Trump's response is, you know, the most important thing is she really liked me. And by the way, that doesn't seem to be true.

**David Pakman** (5:11)
We all knew her so well.

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I knew a little bit.

**David Pakman** (5:14)
She wasn't a very political person. She really liked me, I will tell you. But she also wanted to stay very, you know.