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BREAKING: Kevin O’Leary to Negotiate Potential 51st State
Canadian entrepreneur and “Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary has expressed enthusiastic support for President-elect Donald Trump’s bold proposal to integrate Canada into the United States. O’Leary asserted that half of Canadians are warming to the idea, calling it a potential path to a stronger economic union and a brighter future for the beleaguered nation.
Speaking on Fox Business, O’Leary revealed that conversations about Trump’s vision have already captured the attention of Canadian citizens during the holiday season. “Canadians over the holidays have been talking about this,” he said, adding, “They want to hear more.”
Trump, who has consistently criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s leadership and trade policies, recently suggested Canada should become America’s “51st State.” O’Leary, recognizing an opportunity to reshape North America’s future, announced plans to visit Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss what he described as a groundbreaking proposal.
O’Leary highlighted the potential benefits of merging the two nations, emphasizing the unparalleled economic and security advantages such a union would bring. “Imagine erasing the border between Canada and the United States, combining the two economies, and putting resources where they’re needed most—on the northern frontier where China and Russia pose significant threats,” he explained.
He also pointed out that a union would streamline economic systems, establish a common currency, and simplify taxation. O’Leary described the concept as creating a new economic powerhouse comparable to the European Union but with greater strength and stability. “At least half of Canadians are interested,” he insisted.
The investor didn’t hold back in criticizing Prime Minister Trudeau’s leadership, which he called a significant obstacle to progress. He described Trudeau’s government as “collapsing” under the weight of poor decisions, skyrocketing taxes, and dwindling public trust.
With Trudeau likely to resign or be ousted in 2025, O’Leary sees Trump’s proposal as a much-needed alternative to the Liberal Party’s failures.
O’Leary expressed deep frustration with Trudeau’s inability to negotiate effectively, stating, “Nobody wants Trudeau to negotiate this deal. I don’t want him doing it for me. The 41 million Canadians, I think most of them would trust me on this deal.”
His remarks align with growing dissatisfaction among Canadians, many of whom view Trudeau’s administration as out of touch with their needs.
Trump, never one to shy away from a bold vision, took to Truth Social on Christmas Day to outline the tangible benefits of such a merger. The president-elect declared that Canadians would see a 60% reduction in taxes under U.S. governance, a staggering figure that would transform household incomes. Businesses would also thrive, with Trump predicting they would “immediately double in size” under the economic stability of a unified North America.
The national security advantages of this union cannot be overstated. With a combined U.S.-Canada military presence, the northern territories would be fortified against growing threats from China and Russia.
Trump’s plan would ensure that Canadian citizens and businesses enjoy unprecedented protection, rivaling that of any nation in the world.
Critics, including members of the left-leaning establishment, have tried to downplay Trump’s proposal, calling it far-fetched. But O’Leary is confident that this narrative will gain traction as Canadians grow more disillusioned with Trudeau’s leadership. “Canadians are ready for change,” O’Leary said. “They’re tired of high taxes, stagnant growth, and a government that doesn’t listen to them.”

