Trudeau appears on Stephen Colbert show

Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, appeared on Stephen Colbert’s late night talk show on Monday night.

Stephen Colbert pictured (right)
Justin Trudeau pictured (left)

Trudeau is mostly known at the international level for wearing blackface, freezing protesters’ bank accounts, and wearing fancy socks.

Justin Trudeau tells Stephen Colbert that Americans wouldn't have to come to Canada to get cheaper drugs if they US had universal healthcare. pic.twitter.com/ixxYsU5jsv
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