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Canada has quietly redirected aluminum exports away from the United States, triggering a familiar response from Donald Trump — anger, threats, and demands for control. But this time, the reaction exposes something deeper than a trade dispute.

In this video, we break down how Canada’s strategic shift in aluminum exports challenges U.S. leverage, why trade pressure is no longer working the way it once did, and what this moment reveals about the limits of political power in a global supply chain.

In this video, we cover:

Why Canada redirected aluminum exports without escalation

How trade dependence limits political control

Why tariffs and threats failed to change the outcome

What this signals for U.S. economic leverage going forward

Why this matters:
This isn’t just about aluminum. It’s about how economic power quietly shifts while political rhetoric stays loud — and why some decisions can no longer be reversed once supply chains move.

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