(Newser) – President Trump on Wednesday gave fundraisers a little insight into his negotiating tactics when face to face with fellow world leaders. The Washington Post has audio from Trump's fundraising speech in Missouri in which the president recounts a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. "Trudeau came to see me. He’s a good guy, Justin," said Trump. "He said, 'No, no, we have no trade deficit with you, we have none. Donald, please.'" Trump said he countered, "'Wrong, Justin, you do.' I didn’t even know. ... I had no idea. I just said, 'You're wrong.'" By the Post's account, Trump insisted that the US runs a trade deficit with Canada, though the Office of the United States Trade Representative says the US actually runs a tradeassure the Australians that shipments are free of pests.

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Nave blamed the limited access thus far on Australia's own large and influential table grape industry, which is against the imports. She said the season there is mostly opposite to California, and once complete access is gained the imports will enable Australians to enjoy table grapes year-round.

The commission promoted grapes in 2001 in 22 overseas markets with publicity and sales materials. Among the most recent is India, opened to California grapes last year after a four-year campaign of negotiations.

New Zealand, a market for about 350,000 boxes, was closed late in the season last year after a dispute over spiders found in shipments. Nave said New Zealand's demands for inspection and fumigation are not acceptable because they would set a