Nafta Nations Said to Plan More Talks for Mexico in Feb.

The transcript discusses the strained relations between Canada and the US during the Trump administration, focusing on NAFTA's future. It questions whether NAFTA can survive without the US or Mexico, noting a pre-existing Canada-US trade deal. The transcript also covers Trump's upcoming attendance at Davos, highlighting the tension between his policies and the Davos community, despite economic benefits from his tax package.

What was Canada's initial approach towards the Trump administration?

• Hostile and confrontational

• Friendly and open

• Indifferent and neutral

• Aggressive and demanding

Can NAFTA continue to exist without the involvement of the US?

• It can survive with a new agreement

• It can only survive with Mexico

• No, it cannot survive without the US

• Yes, it can thrive without the US

What pre-existing agreement might Canada and the US revert to if NAFTA is dissolved?

• A global trade agreement

• A pre-existing Canada-US trade deal

• The original NAFTA agreement

• A new bilateral agreement

What is the general perception of President Trump among the Davos attendees?

• Widely respected and influential

• Indifferent and neutral

• Unpopular and out of touch

• Highly popular and admired

What financial impact does the new tax package have on the wealthy in the US?

• No significant impact

• Minimal financial changes

• Significant financial benefits

• Negative financial consequences