As Trump vs. Harris ends, the aftermath of choosing sides is visible in prominent figures, one of the most influential being Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. As X, formerly known as Twitter, saw people's opinions, a recent tweet recently gained a lot of attention. Mr. Musk's bold prediction about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's political future right after the next American presidential election mentioned Trudeau's exit in 2025. His comments have stirred conversation across social media, with reactions from political analysts and the public alike. Although Mr. Musk does not hold any political roles, his dominance through his innovative ventures has garnered a lot of power, as Tesla shares rise the influence is quite visible.

Musk’s prediction aligns with his history of vocalizing strong opinions on social and political issues, often on platforms like X, which he now owns. Though Musk did not delve into the specific mechanisms he believes would lead to Trudeau’s exit, his comments reflect a sentiment that a shift in American leadership could have ripple effects beyond U.S. borders, particularly on Canada, given its close economic and diplomatic ties with the United States. As Mr. Musk tweeted, a lot of Canadian X handles commented urging Mr. Musk to help Canada under which he commented "he will be gone by next election", hinting about the Canadian current Prime Minister. In the days since Musk’s remarks, neither Trudeau nor representatives from his office have responded.

For many, Musk’s prediction highlights a longstanding relationship between American and Canadian politics. Historically, shifts in the American political landscape, particularly under presidents with more unconventional leadership styles, have influenced Canada’s domestic policies and priorities. Trudeau and Trump have previously shared a tense relationship, marked by sharp disagreements on issues such as climate change, trade policies, and foreign relations. Under a second Trump administration, these tensions could theoretically resurface, challenging Trudeau’s approach to governance and potentially causing a shake-up within Canadian political dynamics.

In the days since Musk’s remarks, neither Trudeau nor representatives from his office have responded. Given the sensitivity of cross-border relations and the unpredictability of both American and Canadian political landscapes, many are watching to see if Musk’s words spark a broader debate or remain an isolated social media moment. Whether Musk’s prediction materializes or not, his comments underscore the extent to which influential voices in the tech world are increasingly interjecting into the political sphere, sparking debate and shifting public discourse on a global scale.