U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra Deserves a Combat Medal

June 12, 2026 | Sundance |

Watching U.S. Ambassador to CanadaPete Hoekstra discussing current U.S-Canada trade dynamics is to be witnessing one man behind enemy lines trying to explain a situation the audience cannot fathom. It really is remarkable.

The longer he is assigned to this almost hopeless task, the more he develops an ‘I don’t give a damn‘ attitude, regardless of the audience size. It’s completely understandable.

The Canadian government controls the information available to the entire country. The Canadian media push that skewed information to the entire country. Then there’s Ambassador Hoekstra; the guy with completely different information, trying against all odds to present a viewpoint that is so fundamentally different the audience cannot grasp it.

In this video segment all of the dynamics come into play, but that’s not the real value in this capture. WATCH:

(U.S. is 'open for business' despite trade tensions with Canada, Hoekstra says

U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra speaks on the partnership between the two nations, claiming the U.S. is ‘open for business’ despite trade tensions.

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https://youtu.be/JwpW-TPVOPw

What I would recommend to all those who have followed this genuinely bizarre disassociation topic, is to go to YouTube and read the comments underneath this CTV video – GO HERE.

I love and respect our Canadian Treepers who are here with us in the CTH branches of discussion.I cannot fathom what it must be like to live in Canada amid this level of social, cognitive dissonance. You have my utmost respect and sympathy.

Within all of the Canadian free trade agreements (FTAs), regardless of nation, there is something called a baseline memorandum of understanding (MOU). That MOU outlines how the trade agreement for goods sold into Canada are contingent upon Canada retaining access to the U.S. market. When the USMCA is dissolved, almost every single FTA organized by the Canadian government that matters, collapses. Canadians have no concept of what is coming.==

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/12/u-s-ambassador-to-canada-pete-hoekstra-deserves-a-combat-medal/

Coons: I Have Real Concerns About Platner’s Nazi Affiliated Tattoo

Pam Key11 Jun 2026

Thursday on CNN’s “The Arena,” Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) said he had concerns with Maine U.S. Senate Democrat nominee Graham Platner’s Nazi-affiliated tattoo.

Coons said, “I’ve got my own reelection campaign to focus on. I know Susan Collins. I’ve worked with her,and I understand and respect why the voters of Maine, have chosen someone who is an outspoken, forceful, progressive, someone who is a combat veteran, and brings a new direction, for the state of Maine, if he were to be elected.But I’ve had real concerns about his tattoo, and his story about, what he thought or didn’t think about this Nazi affiliated tattoo, and some of the allegations about his personal conduct. At the end of the day, I think the voters of Maine, made it pretty clear that they wanted national Democrats to stay out of their primary and make up their own minds.”

He added, “They pushed back on Janet Mills, I think because Democrats in Maine perceived her as having been supported by the National Democratic Party. So I think I should stay out of Maine politics and focus on my own state and my own region.”

(Seriously if all other democrats expose PLATNER and the problems he brings, the radical democrats will note be able to alienate 3/4s of older democrats. Radicals are taking over the party and getting close to communism daily!)

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2026/06/11/dem-sen-coons-i-have-real-concerns-about-platners-nazi-affiliated-tattoo/

Report: Chinese Migrants Now Outnumber Dominicans in New York City

Warner Todd Huston11 Jun 2026

For the first time, the number of Chinese migrants has surpassed the number of Dominican-born residents in New York City, a report says.

According to the Big Apple’s Department of City Planning, Chinese-born residents now outnumber Dominicans, the latter of which has been one of the city’s largest communities for decades.

==Chinese migrants now number more than 397,000, up five percent over 2013’s total, making Chinese migrants amount to 12.8 percent of New York City’s migrant population. Meanwhile, the number of Dominican-born residents declined six percent to 390,000 over the same period, placing that community at 12.6 percent of the city’s migrant population•=, according to the city’s “The Newest New Yorkers” report.

Dominican-born residents have reigned as the city’s largest migrant population since 1990, the Gothamist noted.

The new reigning migrant group highlights how migration has changed since the 1800s, when European migrants flooded into the city.By the 1980s it was Latin America that began sending waves of newcomers to the Big Apple. And now, starting in the 2020s and for the first time ever, Asian countries are topping the list of migrants to New York City.

Queens continues to be home to the city’s largest number of migrants, with Brooklyn a close second. However,except for Staten Island, all of New York City’s boroughs have seen a decline in the number of migrants moving in.

The Gothamist added that the number of migrants has fallen across the city, including “Astoria, Queens, which has 11,000 fewer immigrants than it did a decade earlier, and Jackson Heights, which has lost 4,000 immigrants. Foreign-born populations have also declined in other long-established immigrant enclaves, including Washington Heights, Sunset Park and East Flatbush.”

Diana Caba, who is vice president for community and economic development at the Hispanic Federation, says amain factor driving Dominicans and other Hispanics to relocate outside the Big Apple is the soaring cost of living. “It’s becoming tougher and tougher to survive in the city,” she said.

Meanwhile, the growing number of Chinese generally earn higher incomes and can better withstand the cost hikes.

https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2026/06/11/report-chinese-migrants-now-outnumber-dominicans-in-new-york-city/