Kevin O'Leary says the fear of China's rise will drive the North American powers to work together
Investor Kevin O'Leary argues that the competitive threat from China in AI and technology will force North American nations to prioritize economic integration. He suggests that shared interests in energy and innovation will override political differences between the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Why it matters
This perspective highlights the growing influence of geopolitical competition on North American trade and economic policy.
Kevin O'Leary said the fear of China would drive the US, Canada, and Mexico to work together. Gilbert Flores/2026GG/Penske Media via Getty Images Kevin O'Leary said fear of China will bring the US, Canada, and Mexico together. The investor said economic reality will outweigh political disagreements in the race against China. China is putting up a strong fight against the US in AI, tech, and EV developments, among other things. Kevin O'Leary says a fear of China's rise will be one of the biggest forces that will unite the US, Canada, and Mexico. In an interview clip he posted on his X and Instagram, the Canadian venture capitalist and "Shark Tank" investor said there is only one thing that would drive economic integration in North America: the fear of China.
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