During a recent speech, Donald Trump mistakenly referred to former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney as "President," sparking reactions online. The slip-up quickly went viral, adding to a series of public gaffes as Trump remains active on the political stage ahead of the 2025 campaign season.

Donald Trump Mistakenly Calls Mark Carney As 'President' During Speech

President Donald Trump brought his old joke back to life as he met Canadian PM Mark Carney in the Oval Office Tuesday. The cruel joke was one of the reasons that Carney's predecessor Justin Trudeau had to leave, and Carney put his foot down as the 51st state joke made a sudden comeback. Trump introduced the meeting and said he and Carney will speak and make some deals for the good of both countries before making space for Carney to speak.


US President Engages in a Funny Banter with Canadian PM Mark Carney

During a recent event, Donald Trump made a tongue-in-cheek remark about merging the U.S. with Canada, drawing laughter and headlines. Trump also took a swipe at Mark Carney, calling him “nasty” in typical Trump fashion.


Donald Trump Quips on Merging US With Canada, Wittily Calls Carney Nasty