Trump's Strategy: Global Order Shifts
A dramatic week on the world stage may have reshaped global politics—and Canada’s future. From Mark Carney’s powerful Davos speech to Donald Trump’s disruptive negotiating style, this episode breaks down what it all means for Canada, the U.S., and the world order.
Hosted by Jim Lang with panelists Mike Wixson and Paul Micucci, this conversation unpacks Canada’s geopolitical crossroads, Trump’s Greenland gambit, and the growing divide between America and its allies.
In this episode, we cover:
• Why Mark Carney’s Davos speech marked a rupture—not a transition
• Trump’s negotiating tactics, Greenland claims, and global fallout
• The collapse of traditional globalism and rise of middle powers
• What Canada must do next: trade, defense, energy, and sovereignty
• Why speeches aren’t enough—and concrete action plans now matter
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