Political tensions between the U.S. and Canada have escalated as President Donald Trump has suggested absorbing Canada as the “51st state.” This has led to the booing of the American national anthem at sporting events in Canada. During a recent hockey game between the two countries, fights broke out at the start of the game. Players from both teams condemned the booing of the anthem, with some American players revealing they had planned the fights in advance in a group chat.
The general manager of Team USA invited Trump to attend a game, but he called in to speak with the players instead. Trump taunted Canada on social media and referred to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as “governor.” Trudeau responded by saying, “You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.”
Despite the tensions, the American team emerged victorious in the game against Canada. Trump expressed his support for the American team and suggested that Canada may one day become the 51st state. The Canadian embassy did not respond to Trump’s remarks. Overall, the political tensions and heated rivalry between the two countries have spilled over into sporting events, creating a tense atmosphere between the players and fans.
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