Pres. Obama jokes to Canadian PM Trudeau: "Where's the Stanley Cup right now? I'm sorry, is it in my hometown?" https://t.co/y616fS2DyK
— ABC News (@ABC) March 10, 2016
A discussion over the state of hockey has risen straight to the top.
While introducing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Washington on Thursday, U.S. President Barack Obama tried to end the "which country is better at hockey?" debate by pointing to his hometown Chicago Blackhawks as the defending Stanley Cup champions.
Trudeau wisely pointed out the debate is a bit more nuanced than that:
PM Trudeau just shot back that Canada exports many high quality goods to the US like Jonathan Toews, Duncan Keith and Patrick Sharp.
— Stefanie Gordon (@Stefmara) March 10, 2016
