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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delves into the intricacies of North American trade and energy. The Premier asserts that tariffs are a self-inflicted wound, highlighting the critical fact that the US lacks its own aluminum bauxite and thus relies heavily on Canada for aluminum production.

The discussion also touches upon American steel tariffs on Canada and the ongoing G7 and USMCA negotiations, emphasizing the strength of a united free trade agreement. The Premier then outlines Canada's strategy to diversify its trading partners, particularly in Asia.

A significant portion of the video is dedicated to the role of pipelines, discussing global oil demand, the distinct differences between Canadian and American oil, and the potential for carbon-neutral oil. The Prince Rupert pipeline is presented as a key solution to bypass the US in oil exports, followed by a brief mention of Canadian wildfires.

0:00 Alberta Premier Says Tariffs Are There Own Punishment
0:12 US Has No Aluminum Bauxite
0:16 America Cannot Produce Aluminum Without Canada
0:20 American Steel Tariffs on Canada
1:00 G7 and Tariff Negotiations
1:40 USMCA Free Trade Makes Us Stronger Together
2:00 Canada Will Find Asian Trading Partners
3:20 Pipelines & Oil Demand
4:40 America Has Different Oil Than Canada
5:22 How Oil Can Be Carbon Neutral
5:55 Prince Rupert Pipeline
6:40 Canadian Wildfires