Trump has hinted that he will withdraw his threat to boycott Canada's Bombardier. When he was running for election in Kansas, he mentioned the company's employees in that state. “Because Roger called me, I'm going to help an airline straighten out their business,” Trump said Monday at a rally in Park City, Kansas, to support Republican Senator Roger Marshall's re-election campaign. “I'll help them because I've always thought of them as a Canadian company. You know what I mean. But now we know they have a business here, and even if they were in Kansas, we wouldn't hurt their interests. So we'll take good care of these people and their jobs,” he added. Although Trump did not directly mention Bombardier, his meeting was close to the city of Wichita, where the company is headquartered in the US and plans to expand its business.

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