Good morning. It is Tuesday, January 7th. It's five minutes after 11 with Kendall and Casey on 93, WIBC.

So Justin Trudeau has officially resigned as Prime Minister of Canada.

Donald Trump had a few things to say about it. He said many people in Canada love being the 51st state.

The United States can no longer suffer the massive trade deficits and subsidies that Canada needs to stay afloat.

Justin Trudeau knew this and resigned.

Yes. So Canada's in big trouble, obviously.

They've got serious economic issues.

They've got serious trade issues. They've got serious trade issues.

They've got serious governance issues.

And I think as long as, you know, the world sort of moves together.

There are leaders in the world, and then everybody kind of moves in the same direction.

And there's an ebb and flow.

There are times where the

world, for whatever reason, moves in a more liberal, big government direction. And then there's

times where it goes in the opposite. And Canada is a follower in this. And you have seen the world,

obviously their primary economic partner and security

partner, et cetera, move in a much different direction of where the current Canadian government

is. Canada has clearly relied on cooperation and subsidies, in a sense,

from the American government.

They know that's about to end.

Trudeau's government is going to crumble in defeat,

and rather than take the loss,

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