The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday edition that Mark Carney's Davos speech declaring "the old order is not coming back" has been universally well received outside the White House and its propaganda outfit, Fox News. The Globe's Laurence Martin writes that with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement about to be renegotiated, the speech has put Canada in bad odour with U.S. President Donald Trump at a bad time and will make it harder to get a good renegotiated deal, if a deal at all. In his address Mr. Carney talked about the rupture in the global order, caused principally by Mr. Trump's authoritarian turn as if it were permanent. But a turning back could start with a decision by the Supreme Court rejecting Mr. Trump's right to use tariffs as a truncheon against allies to extort concessions. The Democrats could also win majorities in both houses of Congress in the midterm elections or even win the presidential race in the 2028 general election. It might have been prudent for Mr. Carney, with trade negotiations around the corner, to hold his fire. Still, if he makes progress with allies in warding off the "narcissistic thug" and his MAGA sycophants, it is Mr. Carney who should be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.