Trump Says Russia Should Be Let Back Into G-8

The transcript discusses the exclusion of Russia from the G8, now G7, and argues for its inclusion in international meetings for effective global governance. It also highlights trade issues, focusing on the high tariffs imposed by Canada on U.S. dairy products and the need to address trade deficits with various countries.

What was the G8, and why is it now referred to as the G7?

• It was a group of seven countries, and Russia was added later.

• It was a group of seven countries, and Canada was added later.

• It was a group of eight countries, but the United States left.

• It was a group of eight countries, including Russia, but Russia was excluded.

Why does the speaker believe Russia should be included in international meetings?

• Because it is politically correct to include Russia.

• Because Russia has the largest economy in the world.

• Because Russia's presence is crucial for global negotiations.

• Because Russia has strong military alliances with all G7 countries.

What trade issue does the speaker highlight regarding Canada?

• Canada imposes high tariffs on U.S. dairy products.

• Canada has a trade surplus with the United States.

• Canada has no trade agreements with the United States.

• Canada refuses to trade with the United States.

What is the speaker's proposed solution to the trade deficits faced by the United States?

• To impose sanctions on countries with trade barriers.

• To stop trading with countries that have a surplus.

• To negotiate fairer trade agreements.

• To increase tariffs on all imports.

How does the speaker view the future of international relations after resolving trade issues?

• Countries will stop trading altogether.

• Countries will have better relationships.

• Countries will become more isolated.

• Countries will continue to have conflicts.