Carny Barker: Canada’s PM Carney Trashes America Under U.S. Protection, Grovels to China, Then Crawls Back

That was his clear signal in his speech and Q-and-A at Davos. Carney at Davos says he’s done with the rules-based international order, pointing at us, though not naming us: This bargain no longer works. Let me be direct. We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition. Over the past two decades, a series of crises in finance, health, energy, and geopolitics have laid bare the risks of extreme global integration. But more recently, great powers have begun using economic integration as weapons, tariffs leveraged.  Carney’s full speech (You Tube).

China will make a light breakfast of this twit, especially after Trump has already carved him down to bite-size.

Normally I would be against this kind of pressure but considering Carney’s recent remarks about the New World Order and his recent move to try and make China our greatest ally, I’m all for this kind of pressure. If we have to chose between China controlling us or Canada becoming… pic.twitter.com/ubWMitZBQV

— Nadine Ness (@NadineGNess) January 24, 2026

IF anyone thinks CARNEY visited CHINA and the only agreement was EV’S coming to Canada, please wake up

CARNEY signed away A LOT & made several serious commitments. Now as President Trump threatens tariffs, Carney & team try to deny their commitments with China

What a MESS pic.twitter.com/8fwMgnaqWL

— Melissa (@MelissaLMRogers) January 25, 2026

It’s true, Carney played up the trade agreement with China. Made it sound bigger than it is.
Now, he’s walking that back.
The bigger issue in what he agreed to with China are the other elements of what he calls the strategic partnership. https://t.co/VOJza3tyXs

— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) January 25, 2026

Hugh Hewitt: It is quietly but quite definitely anti-American. Thoroughly so, though cowardly in its avoidance of naming us or President Trump….  Carney purports to speak for the “Middle Powers” —a variant of the non-aligned nations of the Cold War. Which is odd since Canada depends almost entirely on America for its national defense and for freedom of the seas that allows it to sell its oil. In short, it is a cowardly bit of theater by a banker for bankers, an anti-Trump speech by the fellow who just got back from warmly embracing Xi…. The truth —the real, hard facts of the world— is that Canada is not a “middle power.” It’s a small power blessed to live under the security umbrella provided for the past 80 years by the U.S., and to earn its excellent standard of living because of the freedom of the seas guaranteed by the U.S. When you hear Carney declare Canada to be an “energy superpower,” ask yourself to which countries does it sell its oil and to which countries could its oil be sold should freedom of the seas be contested? Justin Trudeau was a clown.  Mark Carney appears to be a vain banker from Tom Wolff’s Bonfire of the Vanities —a “master of the universe” in an imaginary world (Hewitt).

Carney announced after his meeting they secured a trade agreement with China and a New World Order. Carney got caught. pic.twitter.com/2KoZzdVW9e

— Patty (@Patty71711679) January 25, 2026

The Wall Street Journal looks at the pivot from Carney away from Trump (Wall Street Journal).

SCOTT BESSENT: “We can’t let Canada become an opening that the Chinese pour their cheap goods into the U.S.”pic.twitter.com/NrFc0pv0jG

— mistersunshinebaby (@mrsunshinebaby) January 25, 2026

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