A tense trade meeting in Ottawa turned into a global political firestorm after U.S. Trade Representative Jamison Greer abruptly walked out during negotiations with Canada. Minutes later, Canada released a massive economic assessment claiming the ongoing trade conflict could cost the U.S. economy more than $612 billion over two years.

What happened next surprised analysts around the world. Major financial institutions, economists, and international observers began reviewing the numbers — and many said the projections were credible. Meanwhile, American manufacturers and small business owners started speaking publicly about rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and growing uncertainty.

This video breaks down:

• The dramatic Ottawa meeting and walkout

• Canada’s controversial $612B economic projection

• Why economists are taking the numbers seriously

• The impact on U.S. manufacturing and trade

• Reactions from Washington, Wall Street, and the G7

• What this could mean for the future of North American trade

This is one of the biggest economic and political stories developing right now, and the consequences could affect businesses, jobs, and supply chains across North America.

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