USTR Jamieson Greer just put Canada on blast. America offered them the best steel, aluminum, and auto deal on the planet, plus help on lumber. Trump and Carney shook hands. Ottawa went home, talked to the premiers, and came back demanding MORE tariff relief. Greer’s line: they already had the best deal in the world. It still wasn’t enough. Then Canada suspended talks, ran to the cameras crying “attacked,” and kept retaliating… American liquor bans, procurement lockdowns, dairy walls, and Chinese goods trying to sneak duty-free across OUR border. Mexico’s at the table and responsive. Canada walked away and wants a better hand. Trump’s not begging. Greer’s message to Congress and the governors: help Ottawa understand the offer on the table… or keep watching Mexico get the points. America First means the handshake goes both ways. 🇺🇸

Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated China and the US remain divided on the terms of a trade truce extension, suggesting that three to six months was a range that Washington could support. He speaks with @annmarie on Bloomberg Surveillance

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer struck a positive tone on relations with China weeks before a summit between President Donald Trump and the Chinese leader Xi Jinping, despite underlying disagreements between the two nations.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says he was clear during recent negotiations with Canada that medium- and heavy-duty trucks would be excluded from tariff relief, as both sides blame one another for the failure of the talks

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced tariffs on 60 nations over forced labor, and while the White House suggests the revenue could help pay down the $39 trillion national debt, crunching the numbers reveals the revenue will still come up short.