U.S. Trade Representative Greer accused Canada of causing the trade talks to break down, stating that they "wanted more."
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on CNBC on Monday that Canada was to blame for the breakdown of trade talks last week, saying Ottawa changed its demands at the last minute. Greer noted that the two sides had reached sufficient agreement by last Tuesday evening, but in the final hours, Canada "wanted more."
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