Trudeau Discusses Canada on Late Show

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a notable appearance on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' amid a looming non-confidence motion in the House of Commons. During the show, he addressed America's healthcare system, suggesting that U.S. citizens wouldn't need to seek cheaper Canadian drugs if they had universal health coverage, which resonated with the audience. Trudeau also emphasized Canada's positive international role, contrasting it with perceived American imperialism, and showcased the beauty and diversity of Canada. He acknowledged his government's challenges and public frustration, expressing his commitment to climate action and social programs. The segment attracted significant viewership, with Trudeau's performance reflecting his ongoing efforts to connect with American audiences. This appearance marked another step in Trudeau's strategy to bolster his image during a politically sensitive period.