Joe Rogan's reaction to Donald Trump's 51st state idea draws mixed fan comments: "Why would Canadians give up free healthcare for dead school kids?"

Joe Rogan recently shared his reaction to Donald Trump's idea of making Canada a part of America, leaving fans divided. Trump recently took to social media to double down on his intention to make Canada the 51st American state. He also promised Canadians that their taxes would be much lower and they wouldn't have to worry about the Russian or Chinese naval ships.

Reacting to Trump's comments in an Instagram post, Rogan shared the President-elect's quotes and wrote:

"I say we let Mexico in, too."

Soon after, fans flocked to the post's comments section to express their reaction to the UFC commentator's idea.

One fan backed Rogan's comments and wrote:

"We should take it by force if necessary."

Meanwhile, another user dismissed the idea of a united US-Canada nation and wrote:

"Why would Canadians give up free healthcare for dead school kids?"

Check out some more reactions below:

Screenshots from @joerogan on Instagram

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When Joe Rogan claimed he'd never enter Canada until "tyranny" is gotten rid of

It's safe to say Joe Rogan isn't a fan of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau. Last year, the UFC commentator claimed he wouldn't enter Canada until Trudeau was removed from office and accused him of orchestrating a "full-blown communist takeover" of the country.

In an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience podcast with Sam Morril (JRE #2178), Rogan detailed his problem with Canada and said:

"F*ck You!” I’m done with Canada... I just don’t trust any of it up there. I think they’re so far into tyranny right now, the laws that they’re passing, the sh*t that they’re doing, the erosion of people’s rights. Like, I don’t want to support it. I think it’s f*cking horrible... They’re in the middle of a full-blown communist takeover.”

Trudeau notably announced that he'd be stepping down from his post as prime minister earlier this week. The Canadian leader stated that he'd wait till a suitable replacement was found before his official stepping down.