Canadian Lawmaker Blasts 'Loser' Kevin O'Leary For Marching In Mar-A-Lago 'Grifters Parade'
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Charlie Angus, a member of Canada's Parliament, ripped O'Leary for claiming that he could help cut a deal for an "economic union" between the U.S. and its northern neighbor.
Canadian lawmaker Charlie Angus on Saturday bashed “Shark Tank” investor Kevin O’Leary after he claimed he’d meet with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to help broker a deal to create an “economic union” between the United States and Canada.
“As Mar-a-Lago moves to Washington, we’re watching a grifters parade,” said Angus, a member of the left-leaning New Democratic Party who serves in the Canadian Parliament, in an interview with Ben Meiselas of the MeidasTouch Network.
“We’ve got loser billionaires like Kevin O’Leary coming down to talk to Trump and saying he’s going to cut a deal to sell out Canada. We’ve got losers on Fox talking about taking over, making us the 51st state. We all know what that’s about — this is all about diversion.”
Angus said Trump is coming into office and bringing “maximum chaos and havoc” to Americans so he’s looking for a “punching bag.”
“And there’s these nice, quiet Canadian neighbors that they’re threatening to take over...,” said Angus, who urged Canadian politicians to “stand up to the bully” in Trump in a recent op-ed for Canada’s National Observer.
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