It's American economic warfare everywhere you look, with allies and enemies alike.
As the United States and its second-biggest trading partner, Canada, launch a trade war, the Trump administration has announced unprecedented economic measures to try to end its war with Iran.
In a new, exclusive interview with Al Jazeera's Tanya Noury, the president discussed that new economic offensive on Iran, just ahead of the 6-month mark since the launch of the war.
When it comes to the US's northern neighbour, Trump has announced 50 percent tariffs on hundreds of Canadian goods.
Canada has hit back - saying it's matching those tariffs dollar-for-dollar on hundreds of goods from the United States.
So what does this mean for two of the world's most tightly integrated economies?
PRESENTER: Alex Marquardt
GUESTS: Tanya Noury, Al Jazeera Correspondent
William Reinsch: Former U.S. Department of Commerce official
Mihir Torsekar: Senior Economist at the Coalition for a Prosperous America
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