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Seven days.

That is the timeline now separating the United States from what analysts are calling one of the most dangerous economic confrontations in modern North American history.

During an extraordinary press conference in Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney presented documents that he claims came directly from inside the United States government.

Treasury assessments. Pentagon briefings. State Department cables. National Security Council recommendations.

According to the documents, senior U.S. officials warned the White House months ago that a prolonged economic confrontation with Canada could damage the American economy, weaken alliance relationships, and destabilize key security arrangements like NORAD.

Yet the public messaging coming out of Washington told a very different story.

If these documents are authentic, they reveal a profound gap between what experts inside the U.S. government believed and what the public was told.

And now the crisis has a deadline.

March 18th.

Canada has warned that if its demands are not met by that date, Phase Two of its response will begin — a coordinated economic and strategic shift involving energy exports, critical minerals, and security cooperation.

What happens next could reshape North American trade, NATO relationships, global supply chains, and financial markets.

In this video we break down:
• The documents released in Ottawa
• The economic warnings from U.S. officials
• Why Canada believes it has strategic leverage
• What Phase Two could mean for North American supply chains
• And the three possible scenarios that could unfold in the days ahead

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