Trump's Rhetoric Hits New Hampshire Tourism

0:00Senator Jean Shaheen from New Hampshire is calling out the Trump administration's tough talk on Canada as the reason for a 30 percent plunge in. Canadian tourists hitting her state. She says the insults have killed off the goodwill that keeps visitors crossing the border. In a recent chat with Semaphore on World Economy Matters, Howard Lutnik ripped into Canada's trade style, saying they lean hard on the U.S. economy, and it's wild that their provinces block American liquor from store shelves. Shaheen fired back the comments like those from Lutnik and Trump are turning Canadians away, stressing the U.S. needs to team up with allies instead. Of trash talking them, especially when trust takes such a hit on everyday folks. The drop shows up big in New Hampshire's tourism numbers, where loss confidence means fewer dollars from our northern neighbors spending on hotels, shops, and attractions. As trade talks heat up, this rift could linger, pushing leaders to rethink how words land across borders before more economic bridges burn.

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