Joe Rogan's bombshell idea as Trump plots to make Canada 51st state

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The message Trump wrote on Monday claimed that many people in Canada ' LOVE' the idea of being the 51st state.
56% : You tell me,''' Trump continued.
52% : The comedian and podcaster, who endorsed Trump in the 2024 election, is now suggesting the US expand to the south, in addition to the north with Canada and the east with Greenland.
52% : His son Donald Trump, Jr. even visited the world's largest island on Tuesday, giving the president-elect's words added meaning.
44% : You get rid of that artificially-drawn line, and you take a look at what that looks like, and it would also be much better for national security,' Trump said.
42% : When asked by a reporter if he would also apply military pressure to take over Canada, Trump ruled it out, but spoke of another kind of 'force.'
38% : Trudeau's clap back comes after Trump refused to rule out military force to retake the Panama Canal and to acquire Greenland.
38% : Trump spoke shortly after PM Justin Trudeau announced he would step down as prime minister once his Liberal party chooses a new leader.
36% : 'No - economic force,' Trump said during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago, saying that a U.S. military invasion of Canada 'would really be something.'
35% : Trump, 78, has spoken brazenly about taking over Canada in recent days , but what were once considered tongue-in-cheek threats are now being met with backlash from outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
31% : We're losing mass - we don't need their cars,' Trump said.
30% : The loss of trade with the U.S. could throw Canada's economy into a tailspin, which is why Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rushed down to Mar-a-Lago when Trump made comments after the November elections about slapping big tariffs on the country.
30% : We have a right not to help them with their financial difficulties,' Trump continued.
17% : Trump noted correctly that many U.S. auto firms manufacture cars in Canada , although Trump said 'we don't need the cars.'

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