President Trump continued to defend his administration's tariffs on Canadian imports, accusing the country of being "very abusive" towards the United States. The ongoing trade dispute between the two nations has sparked a backlash, with Canada retaliating against Trump's tariffs on various products.

The tariffs have already had a significant impact on the markets, with U.S. booze stocks tumbling as a result of Canada's retaliation. Oil and gasoline prices have also seen a sharp increase following Trump's decision to slap tariffs on Canadian crude.

Despite the escalating tensions, Trump remains steadfast in his belief that the tariffs are necessary to protect American workers and companies. The trade war between the U.S. and Canada shows no signs of abating, with both sides digging in their heels in what promises to be a lengthy and contentious battle.

As the situation continues to unfold, businesses and consumers alike are bracing for the economic repercussions of the trade dispute between two of North America's largest trading partners.