Greg Wycliffe - What's Next？

00:00:00.000 What the fuck? I'm a Canadian and my name's Greg. The Canadian election came and went and let's face

00:00:06.440 it, Maxime Bernier is a very ambitious guy. He had articulate economic policies. He was trying to

00:00:11.660 champion fairness, personal responsibility within Canada. He wanted to get rid of identity politics

00:00:17.540 and political correctness. And on Monday night, it didn't happen overnight. And you know, I could

00:00:23.560 talk about milk dud. I could talk about the disappointing continued support of Mr. Blackface

00:00:29.700 and we could talk about the very visible division that now exists in our country and on Parliament

00:00:35.520 Hill. But I want to focus on the positives. As horrible as the news is of Maxime Bernier losing

00:00:40.300 his seat and seeing one of the only sound voices of reason leave the House of Commons, I feel

00:00:45.620 better than ever. I actually voted for something. Something I've never been able to do as a Canadian

00:00:52.920 voter before. And it feels great. And I want to shout out to the nearly one third of Canadians

00:00:57.460 that voted outside of the LibCon dichotomy. Good for you. You didn't succumb to the fear

00:01:04.400 of, oh, I don't want to throw my vote away. You didn't participate in the insanity of the

00:01:08.700 two-party system and you decided to put your vote somewhere else. Good for you. Regardless of what

00:01:14.360 happens to Maxime Bernier and the PPC, Mad Max has started something in this country. Something that has

00:01:21.140 resonated in every single riding across the country. Up to the tune of 5% of the vote under Maxime

00:01:27.200 Bernier, of course, here in Canada. And that's despite the now verified orchestrated effort to

00:01:32.720 discredit and smear our party name, our leader, and what we believe in. I think that's pretty

00:01:38.960 great. Let's not forget that we have made history in being the fastest growing Canadian political

00:01:44.240 party. Something that people did not think was possible. But you know me, I'm a media guy. I can

00:01:49.480 guarantee you the media is going to continue to bully Maxime Bernier, call him names, say, oh,

00:01:54.840 you see your negative politics and policies didn't work, even though the PPC was anything

00:01:59.460 but that. And I think they have the $595 million working for them, I think for the next three years

00:02:06.400 still. So it's going to get more insane in terms of that media narrative. I personally think my

00:02:11.960 predictions are they're going to go after reason itself. And they're already trying to kill comedy.

00:02:17.480 And I think they're going to try to denounce any amount of criticism. And it's going to be this

00:02:21.420 weird black and white positive negative thing. And it's all backwards. That's just my prediction.

00:02:25.880 I'm making this video to let you know this is only the beginning. PPC policies are ideals are

00:02:31.020 principles that are just as valid as they were on Monday night. These socialist policies are just

00:02:35.940 as destined to fail, potentially ruin our country as they were on Monday night. And yeah, identity

00:02:40.660 politics is just as grossed and socially divisive as it was on Monday night. This election was a wake up

00:02:47.040 call. PPC supporters, we're living in a bubble here online, our own echo chamber. And that's okay,

00:02:53.100 because Maxine Bernier has brought us together and given us a direction. And I'm very excited to see

00:02:59.240 where we go from here. Speaking of which, I want to welcome all of my new subscribers. Thank you so

00:03:04.820 much for the support. Thank you to the over 600 people who voted for me in Parkdale High Park. I want

00:03:09.860 to ask, what do you want to see me do more of on this channel? What videos have you liked? What's your

00:03:15.640 favorite video of mine? Why did you like it? What would you like me to see more of? At me on

00:03:19.960 Twitter. And as always, we're going to talk to you very soon.

Greg Wycliffe - October 24, 2019