In a bold move combining comedy with patriotism, Mike Myers—renowned Canadian-American comedian and former "Saturday Night Live" star—has been using his platform to ridicule the antics of the Trump administration and its offbeat collaboration with Elon Musk.

Most recently featured on SNL, Myers has taken a playful jab at the concept of annexation, where Trump appeared to have set his sights on parts of Canada. His antics included a cheeky nod to hockey legend Gordie Howe, signaling his countrymen to stay tough.

Expressing his beliefs, Myers stated, "What happened came from my ankles and from my brain and from my heart...it was about my country." With a clever wink at his fellow Canadians, he emphasized his allegiance and the rising national pride stirred by such outlandish proposals.

Referencing the words of iconic Canadian poet Joni Mitchell, Myers remarked, "You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone." He insists that the mere thought of losing Canadian sovereignty has ignited a newfound awareness of national greatness among Canadians.

Moreover, Myers elaborated on his choice to satirize Musk, portraying him as a misguided figure opposing government effectiveness. Myers remarked, "Fascism doesn’t like to be ridiculed; it likes to be feared. Satire is an important tool to remind folks that what’s happening isn’t normal.

With humor as his weapon, Myers underscores the critical importance of comedy in political discourse, reminding us all that laughter can be a powerful form of resistance.