I don't think we are acting like Canada, I don't think we are acting like France, we need to be acting like the United States.
Rick Crawford: “I don't think we are acting like Canada, I don't think we are acting like France, we need to be acting like the United…”
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Crawford emphasizes the need for a distinct U.S. approach in trade relations.
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There is a path forward. It is going to take wisdom and discernment, and nobody has the exact right answer.
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