WATCH: US congressman slams Trudeau over gun-grabbing authoritarianism

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's name came up in the US Congress yet again as members discussed gun control.

This time, it was Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH), who mentioned the Canadian leader, arguing that his support of gun-control up north has no standing in the US because Canada doesn't have the Second Amendment.

Davidson began by citing a statement made by Democratic Congressman Mondaire Jones of New York while gun control bills were being moved through committee.

"You will not stop us from passing gun control," he said, quoting Jones. "If the filibuster obstructs us, we will abolish it. If the Supreme Court objects, we will expand. We will not rest until we've taken weapons of war out of our communities. Frankly, Justin Trudeau agrees."

"But he's the Prime Minister of Canada," Davidson said in response to Jones' words. "Canada doesn't have a Second Amendment."

Davidson went on to recall a recent interaction with a journalist who had asked him whether the Second Amendment "grants us the right to keep and bear arms."

"No ma'am," he said, "the Second Amendment does not grant us anything. In fact the Bill of Rights grants us nothing. The Second Amendment is a limitation on the ability of government to infringe our pre-existing rights."

Following the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas in May, Trudeau moved to implement a "national freeze" on handguns in Canada, a move that garnered criticism both foreign and domestic.

From Ireland to America and beyond, politicians and pundits have blasted Trudeau over the Liberal government's policies regarding freedom and gun control.

On Monday, Joe Rogan chimed in, saying he was "disgusted" by Trudeau saying that Canadians don't have a right to use guns for self-defense.