William Shatner has a 'counter-offer' in mind for Canada's new prime minister
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Canadian actor William Shatner weighs in on President Donald Trump's quest to make Canada the nation's 51st state and reveals whether he wants to go to Mars on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
"I've dealt a little in real estate, and I'm going to say to Carney, do a real estate deal," Shatner told "Jesse Watters Primetime" on Tuesday. "Make a counter-offer. Let's offer — Canada, offer to the United States to be the 11th province." Stephanie Samsel is a digital production assistant at Fox News Digital. She has previously written for Campus Reform and the Media Research Center, covering political bias in education and entertainment.
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