President Trump and new Canadian leader Carney tried to be civil, but their differences on annexation and trade were clear in the Oval Office.

Sitting next to President Donald Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney got the clip he wanted Canadians to see: him telling Trump that Canada is “not for sale.” But over the course of the 33-minute exchange in front of reporters in the freshly gilded Oval Office,

Trump says the US will "always' protect Canada, and adds that "it's not a money thing". He then questions why the American taxpayer needs to protect Canada. The Canadians view on becoming the 51st US state "is not going to change", Carney says. He adds that Canada is the "largest client of the US".