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‘Kiss My Ass,’ Ford Tells Trump as He Prepares to Speak in Hamilton Amid Canada-US Trade War

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told Donald Trump to “kiss my ass” before addressing supporters in Hamilton amid Canada-US trade war.

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‘Kiss My Ass,’ Ford Tells Trump as He Prepares to Speak in Hamilton Amid Canada-US Trade War

Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivered a blunt message to US President Donald Trump, telling him to “kiss my ass” ahead of a speech in Hamilton. Ford’s remarks came as Canada and the United States remain locked in a trade dispute involving tariffs and economic pressure. The confrontation reflects growing frustration among Canadian officials over Trump’s policies and rhetoric. Ford is expected to use his address to defend Ontario’s interests, rally support, and emphasize the importance of protecting workers and businesses.

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