American late-night comedy commentators have been making hay out of U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Canada. And while international trade tariffs may be a little obtuse a subject for humour, his “51st state” musings are proving more fruitful.

Late-night host points out that adding Canada's 41 million people to the U.S. as the 51st state could change the political landscape there.{ai:summary}Late-night comedians are capitalizing on President Trump's comments regarding Canada, particularly his suggestion that Canada could become the "51st state." While trade tariffs might not be a popular topic for humor, this remark has sparked more comedic material. The focus on Trump's comments highlights the intersection of politics and entertainment, as humor often reflects current events and public figures. #politics

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