Canadian Politician Reveals How ‘Gangster’ Trump’s Imminent Visit Has Triggered Alarm

Canadian politician Charlie Angus ― a fierce critic of Donald Trump ― delivered a blistering rebuke of the U.S. president ahead of his planned attendance at the G-7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, next week.

Angus slammed Trump as a “gangster president.”

And the ex-lawmaker claimed to have received hundreds of messages from Canadians who are angered that a convicted felon and a man “who has threatened our nation’s sovereignty is being allowed into our country.”

“I understand [Canadian Prime Minister Mark] Carney’s reluctance to escalate the situation with the MAGA president but we have to stop kidding ourselves and be honest about what we are being asked to engage with,” warned Angus, a member of the left-leaning New Democratic Party who retired from his role in the Canadian Parliament in March.

Trump poses a “clear threat to American democracy, to Canadian sovereignty and to the international rule of law,” he added, noting the U.S. president’s repeated attacks on Canada amid his bid to turn it into the 51st state.

Angus also pointed out the stark difference between Trump’s aggression towards America’s northern neighbor and his relatively softer stance on Russia and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“Canada can no longer view the United States as an ally,” Angus said.

At another point, he warned: “We can’t kid ourselves about the threat that’s being posed by Donald Trump.”

Watch Angus’ full speech here: