Well, let me be the first to potentially welcome all of our Northern brothers and sisters to the Union.

That's right. According to Donald Trump, we are in serious negotiations to determine whether or not Canada becomes the 51st state.

But that's only because you finally got rid of Trudeau. I'm going to be honest.

I know everyone at this table is thrilled that Canada is no longer being ruled by a member of the Castro family.

But that leaves a lot of questions on what's going to happen next, not to mention some questions on how did Canada get to this place?

Because Canada is an incredible country, but there's some really significant problems going on right now.

And what we're going to do today is we're going to analyze just how much of that is as a result of Justin Trudeau's policies.

And we're going to discuss what happens next.

You know, what happens?

Who's going to be the next prime minister of Canada?

And what will U.S.-Canadian relations really look like?

Now, somebody once said that Trump should be taken seriously, but not always literally, because he does a lot of negotiations.

And so throwing certain concepts out there to see what happens next is a big part of what he does.

And we've seen this not only with discussions about tariffs, but also with discussions about, hey, why don't you guys just join the United States?

So let's take a look today on how Canada got to where it's, it currently is at, where

it's going, who's going to lead it next?

And is it actually possible that Canada could finally, finally become a part of the United

States of America?

All of that and more coming up on this episode of Making the Argument.

I am your host, Nick Freitas, with me in the studio today.

Lagatha, Destroyer of Worlds, Pillager of English monasteries, and just adorable, if I do say so

myself.

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