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No Canadian charm offensive in U.S. for new NAFTA's passing

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says getting steel and aluminum tariffs lifted is a critical part of passing the new NAFTA deal. However the cabinet aide on U.S.-Canada relations, Andrew Leslie, says Canada isn't trying to lobby U.S. Democrats to ratify the deal.

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Duration: 1m38s

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Create Date: 2/6/2019 12:30:00 PM

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