As long as the president of the United States think I’m doing a good job, I’ll be here.

I think that’s my job.

I thought the Ontario ad campaign was outrageous, calling it the first time in the U.S.’s 250-year history that a foreign government has tried to influence the outcome of upcoming elections.

You get calls and request to meet with folks and… if they’re people that are working on issues that may have an impact on U.S. relations, there’s a good chance we’ll meet with them, just to get some kind of perspective.

Compared to a provincial government and Canadian taxpayers running (political) ads in the United States of America? You’re equating those two? C’mon, that’s not even close!

The vote that’s going to happen in October is a decision for the people of Alberta.

If (the referendum) is going to be influenced by governments, it’s going to be influenced by the government of Alberta and by the federal government, and maybe the other provinces, but not by the United States government.

We have found over the last couple of decades that one of the best places in the world to get oil from is Canada.

Probably the region that can make the most compelling case for supplying more oil to the United States would be Saskatchewan and Alberta.

We want oil. We need oil.

This relationship is so critical.

Not taking the president of the United States serious — do that at your own risk.

If the pollution is so bad that it’s dangerous to the players or it’s dangerous to the fans, the first person to say don’t hold the game will be the President of the United States.

This anniversary is also a launch pad to look toward a future where, under President Trump’s leadership, we are forging new partnerships, championing innovation, and defining a new era of diplomacy.

Both the U.S. and Canadian governments look forward to getting the bridge open, but have recognized that there are some issues that are outstanding that need to be ironed out.

We have a bridge that has come in significantly over budget and has come in significantly later than originally forecast. That has changed the business model.

Canadians get upset about a number of things.

No, we’re not meeting with the separatists and strategizing this at all.

That’s the president’s call.

I’m not going to get a directive, I don’t believe, from the President of the United States, from our Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, that says, ‘Pete, go out there and do what you can to advocate for, secession or for the people of…

I think at this point in time, we’ve made it very clear we are not going to take a position on that.

I know that they donate to Republicans and Democrats

Americans are contributing significantly more than half of the revenue that will pay back however Canada financed this

I’m optimistic we open the bridge relatively soon