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JD Vance Calls Canada a 'State' in Freudian Slip Amid Trade Tensions
JD Vance mistakenly referred to Canada as a 'state' during an event in Maine, calling it a 'Freudian slip.' The gaffe occurred amidst ongoing trade disputes between the US and Canada.
24 Aug, 20:30 — 25 Aug, 04:05
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national-postMostly Factual12h ago
JD Vance calls Canada a U.S. state in ‘Freudian slip,’ vows to fight back against ‘ridiculous tariffs’
The U.S. vice president said in a speech on Monday that Canada and China have been 'the two worst countries when it comes to trade policy'
By Ellie Hutchings
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JD Vance calls Canada a ‘state’ in sudden slip-up at Maine event: ‘Sorry, Freudian slip’ | Watch
Vice President JD Vance called Canada a “state” on Monday, August 24, and then quickly claimed it was an accident.
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