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Good Friends Discussing Their Differences
After finishing their hazelnut mousse and coffee the two leaders exchanged toasts.
President Ford shared an anecdote about his first trip outside of the United States to Windsor and commented on how he enjoyed skiing in Canada. Although he did not mention it during his toast, his prepared remarks also included the fun fact that he and Prime Minister Trudeau were probably “the only two heads of government ever to be photographed on trampolines in the same year.”
In a more serious vein, President Ford noted how cordial relations between the countries remained even when discussing their differences. “We often say in the Congress that you can disagree without being disagreeable, and that is the way I think our relations between your country and ours has proceeded in the past, and I hope will proceed in the future,” he said.
Read the full exchange of toasts.
The White House served poutine at tonight’s State Dinner for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. On December 4, 1974, President Ford hosted Justin Trudeau’s father, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau for a State Dinner. Here’s the menu!
Good Friends Discussing Their Differences
After finishing their hazelnut mousse and coffee the two leaders exchanged toasts.
President Ford shared an anecdote about his first trip outside of the United States to Windsor and commented on how he enjoyed skiing in Canada. Although he did not mention it during his toast, his prepared remarks also included the fun fact that he and Prime Minister Trudeau were probably “the only two heads of government ever to be photographed on trampolines in the same year.”
In a more serious vein, President Ford noted how cordial relations between the countries remained even when discussing their differences. “We often say in the Congress that you can disagree without being disagreeable, and that is the way I think our relations between your country and ours has proceeded in the past, and I hope will proceed in the future,” he said.
Read the full exchange of toasts.
The White House served poutine at tonight’s State Dinner for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. On December 4, 1974, President Ford hosted Justin Trudeau’s father, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau for a State Dinner. Here’s the menu!
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Good Friends Discussing Their Differences
After finishing their hazelnut mousse and coffee the two leaders exchanged toasts.
President Ford shared an anecdote about his first trip outside of the United States to Windsor and commented on how he enjoyed skiing in Canada. Although he did not mention it during his toast, his prepared remarks also included the fun fact that he and Prime Minister Trudeau were probably “the only two heads of government ever to be photographed on trampolines in the same year.”
In a more serious vein, President Ford noted how cordial relations between the countries remained even when discussing their differences. “We often say in the Congress that you can disagree without being disagreeable, and that is the way I think our relations between your country and ours has proceeded in the past, and I hope will proceed in the future,” he said.
Read the full exchange of toasts.
The White House served poutine at tonight’s State Dinner for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. On December 4, 1974, President Ford hosted Justin Trudeau’s father, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau for a State Dinner. Here’s the menu!
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