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SO SAD: President Trump BREAKS ‘Governor’ of Canada (Trudeau CRIES During Press Conference!)

There’s nothing worse for a dictator than imagining all his oppressive systems of control lying smoldering in ruins, with his former subjects regaining some of their God-given freedoms.

I think that must have been the fear going through Justin Trudeau’s mind during a press conference given by the outgoing Govern — I mean, Prime Minister — a few days ago.

Referencing the “last days” of his government, Trudeau spoke about his beef with President Trump regarding tariffs, as well as domestic hot button issues for Canadians.

President Trump has definitely kept the pressure up on Trudeau, leveraging tariffs in response to unfair trade balances and neglectful border security.

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But the President has continued to float his idea of absorbing Canada in some way, equating America’s northern neighbor to the 51st US state.

Trudeau hasn’t handled the pressure well, by all accounts, angrily pushing back against President Trump’s incessant use of the ‘Governor’ title when referring to Trudeau.

When I first heard President Trump float that idea during the infamous Mar-a-Lago dinner with Trudeau after the election, I honestly thought the same thing; not a snowball’s chance.

Then I came to my senses, watched President Trump work, and realized that particular snowball has a HUGE chance.

At any rate, during one of his final public appearances before plans to step down as the Liberal Party leader after party elections held today — Trudeau started to weep as he faced the reality that all his tyrannical work could be undone.

He argued that the next Canadian government could undo his oppressive systems, but I have a hunch his biggest fear comes from the realization that the President of the United States currently holds more sway, and can wield more influence, than he ever has.

And he started to weep.

(Enter witty line here about testosterone levels and emasculated elites.)

Here’s the section of the briefing with Trudeau obviously fighting back tears:

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There’s no doubt in my mind, listening to his panicked concern that Canadians could cozy up to the U.S. in some formal fashion, that he is afraid he’ll go down as the Canadian Prime Minister who instigated the swap from the NATION of Canada to the U.S. STATE of Canada.

His sudden “Canadians first” push seems to be a direct response to his fears that President Trump’s threats could become a reality.

After all, the U.S. has already taken back control of the primary ports servicing the Panama Canal — just one example of President Trump knocking things off his list of big plans that many considered impossible, only to watch him deliver.

And last I heard, his Greenland acquisition plan is still being mentioned consistently by President Trump — I don’t think that’s going to go away, either.

I think it will happen under President Trump’s leadership.

Why not Canada, too?

Trudeau got emotional while trying to evoke a family oriented emotional response from Canadians, according to the New York Post:

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Justin Trudeau was brought to tears as he spoke of the ongoing feud with President Trump and the US-imposed tariffs that have rattled Canada in his final days as prime minister.

Trudeau, 53, appeared at a press conference on Thursday in Ottawa, where he discussed childhood health care, but became visibly emotional while vowing that he’s always “Canadians first.”

“On a personal level, I made sure that every single day in this office, I put Canadians first, and I have people’s backs, and that’s why I’m here to tell you all that we got you,” the outgoing PM said as he started tearing up.

“Even in the last days of this government, we will not let Canadians down today and well into the future. Because in the past few weeks, we’ve been working with our provincial and territorial partners to make sure that families can rely on this system, not just for years to come, but will allow this system to lock in to become something that no government a year from now, five years from now, 20 years from now, could ever go back on.”

Trudeau, who has served as prime minister since 2015, added that Canadians must be “very clear on the need to keep this going” as a new administration comes to power.

As you might expect, the online roasting began almost as soon as the first ear appeared on Trudeau’s pasty soft cheek.

Collin Rugg called it “pathetic”:

Another popular X account called it ‘Embarrassing’:

The always hilarious (and blunt) Catturd X account simply said, “Bye Loser” in response to AN EARLIER press conference back on March 7th — which Trudeau said would be his last public appearance as Prime Minister!

Obviously, that wasn’t true.  But I think the response by Proud Deplorable on the original post is as true as you can get:

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Another line of pushback came in a wave of people posting “Trudeau didn’t cry when he did this”…

With each post including an oppressive action taken by the Canadian tyrant during his reign of power:

Are these the sorts of things Trudeau means when he says he wants to “lock in” what his government has done, so that “no government could ever go back on” them?

It has to be; because everything he has done as PM of Canada has come from a standpoint of centralized power, central planning, and oppressive top-down governance in line with those posts.

Ultimately, there is no guarantee that the next leader of Canada will be any different.

The liberal agenda is well entrenched in the lefties running the electoral map inside Canada — the same struggle we face here in America.

But it looks like President Trump has completely broken this Canadian Prime Minister, to the point that he can’t hold a press conference without crying.

And check out President Trump’s characterization of his recent phone call with Trudeau:

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Here’s the full text of President Trump’s Truth Social post from above:

Justin Trudeau, of Canada, called me to ask what could be done about Tariffs. I told him that many people have died from Fentanyl that came through the Borders of Canada and Mexico, and nothing has convinced me that it has stopped. He said that it’s gotten better, but I said, “That’s not good enough.” The call ended in a “somewhat” friendly manner! He was unable to tell me when the Canadian Election is taking place, which made me curious, like, what’s going on here? I then realized he is trying to use this issue to stay in power. Good luck Justin!

President Trump, even now, is calling Trudeau out for trying to use the tariff situation to put off elections!

Lest we forget, it was President Trump’s unrelenting and deserved ridicule that pushed Trudeau into early retirement as the ‘TRUMP EFFECT’ was initially felt across the globe.

Even before President Trump took the oath of office for the second time in his life, his influence had reshaped the Canadian political arena, and Trudeau’s days suddenly seemed numbered within the leadership of his own party.

It must be harder than normal for Trudeau now, knowing that President Trump is going to continue to exert more influence in Canada after old Justin is pushed to the wayside.

Gauging from his emotional sensitivity, he’s not taking the sudden slap of reality well.

Maybe he’ll have time to see someone about those issues soon, since Canada has had enough of his “help”.


 

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