• President Trump announces plans to pursue Canada as the 51st U.S. state, citing economic benefits.
  • Claims annexation would reduce U.S. financial losses and unify the economy.
  • Sparks global debate on the potential impact for both nations.

In a bold announcement during the Super Bowl LIX pregame show on Fox, President Donald Trump confirmed plans to pursue the annexation of Canada as the 51st U.S. state. Speaking with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, Trump cited significant economic reasons for this historic move, claiming Canada would benefit from statehood while reducing financial burdens on the United States.

Trump Confirms Annexation Plans

When asked about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s remarks in a private meeting, where Trudeau suggested the U.S. is “serious” about absorbing Canada, Trump did not hesitate. “Yeah, it is,” Trump said. “Canada would be much better off as a 51st state. We lose $200 billion a year with Canada, and I’m not going to let that happen anymore.”

Trump explained his perspective on the financial imbalance, asserting that if Canada became a U.S. state, the cost would no longer feel like a subsidy but part of a unified economy. This statement highlights his focus on reducing trade deficits and promoting financial strength under his administration.

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Addressing Tariffs and Inflation

Baier shifted the conversation to tariffs and inflation, noting public concerns about market instability and rising costs of groceries and energy. Trump responded confidently, stating, “We’re going to become a rich nation again. Right now, we’re not. We let other nations, like Canada and Mexico, take advantage of us. That ends now.”

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Trump reiterated his commitment to fixing trade deficits, referencing Mexico’s $350 billion deficit with the U.S. as another example. He emphasized his belief that these bold steps would ultimately lead to economic prosperity for Americans, even if short-term inflation persists.

This groundbreaking statement has sparked debates across the globe. Could Canada truly become the 51st state? What would this mean for both nations?

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