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Trump banned 22 nations from entering America — and Canada just stole a $15 billion prize right out from under him.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup was supposed to be America's greatest economic moment in a generation. Eleven host cities. Seventy-eight matches. A $15 billion windfall landing on the 250th anniversary of the United States. Then Trump signed an executive order suspending visas for 22 nations — without warning, without consulting allies, four months before kickoff. What happened next is a masterclass in how a middle power with a calm leader can outmaneuver a superpower armed only with threats.

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – The German Plane That Turned North
1:30 – What Trump Actually Signed
3:30 – $15 Billion Gone Overnight
6:00 – Europe Stops Calling Washington
8:00 – Carney's Move: Scalpel vs Sledgehammer
11:00 – 🔥 KEY MOMENT: The German Team Lands in Toronto
12:30 – What This Means For You

While Trump threatened tariffs and raged on social media, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spent 48 hours on secure calls with France, Germany, and the EU. He announced expedited World Cup visas. He offered Canada as the tournament's safe harbor. He began working with FIFA to legally justify stripping the United States of hosting rights — using Trump's own executive order as the legal basis. The global press is now contrasting Carney's precision with Trump's volatility, and foreign investment, talent, and diplomatic trust are beginning to shift north.

💬 Drop a comment: By the end of this summer — does the World Cup final get played in New Jersey as planned, or does Canada steal the crown?

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