Trump says hopes to work out trade deal with Canada

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he hoped the United States could work out a trade agreement with Canada, saying the two countries had a good relationship but that Americans were being taken advantage of.

“We have to change our ways. We can no longer be the stupid country,” Trump told a group of small business executives. “We want to be the smart country.”

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