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Mike Myers hilariously proves his Canadian credentials in viral video about Trump’s plans to make it the 51st state
Austin Powers actor Mike Myers appears in a bizarre skit with the new Canadian prime minister to assure Canadians on the future of the country. The viral video was uploaded to X on Saturday (22 March) as part of Mark Carney’s “elbows up” campaign. The movement, which stems from a hockey term, aims to push back against President Donald Trump’s tariffs and remarks about annexing Canada. In the video, Carney quizzes Myers on Canadian culture before the actor asks: “Will there always be a Canada?” “There will always be a Canada”, the prime minister responds. Carney announced Sunday that a snap national election will be held April 28. Read More Border czar says administration will not defy court order on deportation flights Trump attends wrestling championship as crowd cheers ‘USA!’ Watch moment Russia ‘bombs’ own crucial gas pipe near Kursk
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