Candidate Paul Chang says Conservative candidate Joe Tay should be handed over to the Chinese consulate for a $1 million bounty placed on him by the Chinese Communist Party. Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will stand by candidate Paul Chang.
00:00:00.000Hi, it's John, and welcome to the channel. Great to have you along today, 11.13 a.m. on Monday, March the 31st, with the big blue mug of coffee.
00:00:07.780Paul Chang, one of your candidates in Markham, talked about turning over a Conservative candidate to the Chinese consulate to receive a bounty placed on him by the Chinese Communist Party.
00:00:16.600Can you explain why you've not dropped him as a Liberal candidate?
00:00:57.420Mr. Chang is a veteran policeman with more than a quarter century of service to his community.
00:01:03.80028 years of defending rights in his community.
00:01:08.840And he will continue with his candidacy going forward, having made those apologies very clearly to the individual, to the community, and moving forward to serve.
00:04:21.920Mark Carney is keeping a Liberal candidate who called for his Conservative opponent to be handed over to the Chinese government for a $1 million bounty.
00:04:29.580The same government that just executed four Canadians.
00:04:32.700Carney's company owes $250 million to a Chinese state bank.
00:05:45.980And I think eventually Chang has to go or Carney just can't be elected because he's protecting a man who has basically threatened the life of a conservative candidate.