President Trump continued to pressure Canada and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by publishing two different posts on his social media platform Truth Social.

"Justin Trudeau from Canada called me to ask what can be done about tariffs. 
I told him that many people have died from fentanyl that has entered the US through the Canadian and Mexican borders and nothing has convinced me that it has stopped. 
He said the situation had improved, but I said: "It's not good enough."
The conversation ended in a "somewhat" friendly tone! He couldn't tell me when the elections in Canada would be held, which made me curious - what's going on there? 
And then I realized that he was trying to use this question to stay in power. 
Good luck, Justin!"

Trump subsequently posted a follow-up post in which he again addressed Trudeau, derogatorily referring to the Canadian prime minister as a governor, once again demonstrating his obsession with Canada's 51st statehood:
"For anyone wondering: I also told Governor Justin Trudeau of Canada that he largely caused the problems we have with them through his lax border policies that have allowed huge flows of fentanyl and illegal immigrants to enter the United States. This policy is responsible for the deaths of many people!"