President Donald Trump revealed that he will publish a Rally call to Team USA prior to their 4 Nations Face-Off Grudge match against '51st State' Canada on Thursday evening.
The US hockey stars will compete against their neighbors in the north in Boston in the final of the International Tournament and a Rematch their violent round-Robin Bude.
Trump, 78, confirmed that he will not attend the collision, who will play in the midst of rising tensions between the two nations after the president recently threatened to impose rates on the latter.
Although he will be unable to be in TD Garden himself – in contrast to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who watched Saturday's match from the Bell Center in Montreal – the supreme commander revealed that he will support Team USA from Washington DC to share.
Trump recorded the truth and stated that he will make an inspiring phone call to the Mike Sullivan team on Thursday morning before he will expand a surprising invitation for 'Governor' Trudeau.
'I will call our Great American Hockey team this morning to encourage them against the victory tonight against Canada, who will be our cherished and very important, fifty first with much lower taxes and much stronger safety, one day, perhaps soon, fifty first Being, “Trump wrote about Truth Social.
Donald Trump revealed that he will publish a Rally call to Team USA prior to the 4 Nations Final
To the truth of the truth, the president announced that he will make an inspiring phone call
'I will speak for the governors in DC tonight and will therefore unfortunately not be able to participate. But we will all look, and if Governor would like to come to Trudeau, he would be very welcome. Good luck for everyone and a great game tonight. So exciting! President Donald J. Trump. '
It is doubtful that Trudeau Trump will take on his offer given the rising political tensions between the two long -term allies.
As if the invoicing of one of the greatest international rivalry in hockey had to be further blown up, the political tensions between the United States and Canada have been to their highest since the 19th century.
Trump has inflamed the hostility between the two countries during the best-best tournament of the NHL in the middle season after he threatens to impose rates and to falter on the edge of a trade war.
He has also bullied Canada with repeated suggestions of annexation, making the recoil of the old ally.
Thursday's Truth Social Post, in which he again called Canada as the '51st state' and the prime minister as 'Governor', is only the last chapter in his feud with Canada.
And given the events of Saturday's collision between the two countries, which the US won 3-1, it is unlikely that the two parties need further ammunition.
The US and Canada played a brutal game in Montreal on Saturday, in which three fights saw three fights in the first nine seconds.
The two nations played a brutal game on Saturday, which saw three fights in nine seconds
Trump again referred to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as 'Governor'
Immediately from the opening face -Off Brandon Hagel from Canada and Matthew Tkachuk of Team USA dropped the gloves.
That was followed by a match between Matthew's younger brother, Brady Tkachuk, and Sam Bennett of Canada only two seconds later.
In the meantime, round 3 witnessed an exchange of success between Canada defender Colton Parayko and the US Vooruit JT Miller.
Emotions ran everywhere after Canada fans, for Trudeau, fascinated furiously 'The Star-Spangled Banner' while the pre-game played.
After the violent scenes in Quebec at the weekend, Bill Guerin of the American hockey had the general manager of President Trump encouraged in the stands in the midst of rivalry with Canada.
“Canada-us is a huge rivalry in hockey,” said the general manager in 'America's Newsroom' on Monday.
'I think there was a bit of a political flare [last Saturday’s game]. It's just the time we were.
'I think our boys used that as inspiration. If you better get it from you, you are in trouble. But I really think the players used it as inspiration. '
Nevertheless, Team USA will have to settle for an inspiring phone call from Trump, who attended Super Bowl Lix and Nascar's Daytona 500 earlier this month.
