President-elect Donald Trump took to his social media site to stir speculation that he intends to merge Canada with the United States. In a post on Truth Social, Trump reshared a screenshot of a report that Shark Tank co-host and Canadian Kevin O'Leary — not Prime Minister Justin Trudeau or any other Canadian leaders — would discuss the merger of

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O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary weighs in on President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to have Canada join the United States as the 51st state.

Kevin O’Leary, of Shark Tank fame, says half of Canada is “interested” in merging with the U.S.—a longshot arrangement that topped Donald Trump’s wishlist this Christmas. “Canadians over the holidays—the last two days—have been talking about this,

Kevin O'Leary from Shark Tank said half of Canadians are interested in becoming a part of the United States but they do not trust Justin Trudeau to do the negotiation. He said he would go to Mar-a-Lago to talk to Trump about this because he believed that Canadians would trust him with the negotiation.

Canadian businessman and investor Kevin O’Leary expressed interest in breaking a deal with US President-elect Donald Trump to create some sort of "economic reunion" between the US and Canada, stressing that at least half of Canada's population would support such deal.