As Trump says he runs the world, Canada says, well, not us.

The breaking news tonight from my neighbor to the North, who just sent Trump and the globe a major message,

as the country's liberal party is now projected to win power.

We're live in Ottawa.

Plus, 100 days of Trump 2.0 did the disruptor-in-chief get what he wanted.

And later, sports and politics collide into controversy as one star eagle flies to the White House while the other does not.

Tonight on Laricoe's Live.

Start with the breaking news.

Canada is choosing who will lead the country next as President Trump continues his threats

of annexation and taxation on our neighbors to the north.

Within the last hour, Canadian media projecting Mark Carney's Liberal Party, the winner, making

Carney the next prime minister.

It's a reversal of fortune for the liberals which were expected to lose

before Trump began making his threats. CNN's Paula Newton is live in Ottawa. Paula, this is a

huge comeback. Considering how unpopular the last liberal leader was, Justin Trudeau. He even resigned

to allow these elections to happen. So how big of a factor was President Trump in Canada tonight?

Some say in terms of the liberal resurrection, if you can call it that,

he was really the only factor.

And why?

That's because Mark Carney, now prime minister in Canada,

he had taken over just a few weeks ago.

He's now been elected prime minister. So many in Canada. He had taken over just a few weeks ago. He's now been elected prime minister.

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