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  You know that Canada is included with those subsidies right?
context: Crazy title.  I pictured Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short as politicians. >
  
  I thought Martin Short looked great for his age. Turns out it was just Trudeau >
  
  I genuinely wish he did more, but was so happy to see him in that new Hulu series.
  Edit. Short, not Trudeau >
  
  Martin Short is on some late-night commercial here in the USA. >
  
  "Would you say we have a plethora of issues to discuss?" >
  
  "Oh, yes. You have a plethora." >
  
  Maybe they'll perform "My Little Buttercup" in front of the media.
  Also I just read that Randy Newman wrote that song and some of the others in that film.  Man, that guy is a musical prodigy. >
  
  He's also the voice of the singing bush. >
  
  Hope they find the singing bush....
  Edit: Singing not talking, my bad >
  
  If they don't shoot the invisible man this time >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 91%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  Canada had an automotive axe to grind with the U.S. the last time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Joe Biden and Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador all gathered at the White House in November 2021.
  Gary Doer, the former Manitoba premier who served as Canada's ambassador to the U.S. from 2009 to 2016, said he expects the issue of resilient, reliable supply chains more broadly will be a dominant theme of the summit.
  The U.S. has issues with how Canada's supply-managed dairy market continues to deny American producers fair access to customers north of the border.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Canada^#1 us^#2 Biden^#3 North^#4 issue^#5 >
  
  Dairy industry in Canada meets the definition of a cartel. So there’s that. >
  
  Will they give their signature salute? >
  
  There’s a plethora of topics to discuss >
  
  They are going to discuss how to defeat El Guapo . >
  
  They just caught him. >
  
  Lmaoooo bruh >
  
  it is remarkably easy to fight them but no government is going to foot the recession induced by freezing that much money circulating in dollars. Hence why even the Obama administration let off the hook HSBC with only a slap on the wrist. >
  
  I would never venture to call Biden and AMLO anything close to ‘amigos’ >
  
  I think the article is referring to the historic ties between Canada, Mexico, and the US:
  
  Familiar North American irritants — U.S. protectionism, intransigence on continental trade, irregular migration — return to the fore this week as the so-called "Three Amigos" meet for a trilateral summit in Mexico City.
  Canada had an automotive axe to grind with the U.S. the last time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Joe Biden and Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador all gathered at the White House in November 2021. >
  
  🫡🇨🇦🇺🇲🇲🇽 >
  
  Trudeau will complain to US about IRA and subsidies to car industry, Biden will complain to MEX about migrants, AMLO will… well, he’ll figure something to complain about.