I think Donald Trump owns Canada. I wrote that on a piece of cardboard on the back of a pen and a box of cat food. It came to me this morning as I was making coffee and I couldn't stop thinking about it.
00:00:00.040I'm just going to come right out and say it right off the top of this video. I think Donald Trump owns Canada.
00:00:08.880Hi, it's John and welcome to the channel. Great to have you along today. It is Sunday, January the 25th, getting going a little later this morning.
00:00:16.140It is 6.05 a.m. I hope you're having a great start to your Sunday and a great weekend as well with the big blue mug of coffee, of course.
00:00:23.460And I've got notes today and right here are my notes. On the back of this little piece of cardboard are my notes for today.
00:00:33.220The inspiration for this video and I'm going to show it to you in just a moment. It is wonderful to have you here. Thanks so much.
00:00:40.100So, I found myself in a bit of a quandary yesterday. A big story broke in Canada.
00:00:45.980And I found myself in a quandary, a little perplexed this morning as to how to cover the story.
00:00:53.300Even this morning when I woke up yesterday, initially I thought, you know, I'm going to make a video on this immediately.
00:00:58.860I thought I'd run to my camera, but I thought, no, I want to think about this a little bit.
00:01:02.660I don't want to overreact to this story because it's easy to overreact to.
00:01:08.880And what's the story? Well, here's the story right here.
00:01:11.200I saw this yesterday and I thought, oh my God.
00:01:21.280Oh my God, this is apocalyptic. This is absolutely devastating for Canada.
00:01:27.200If you read the sub-headline here, Trump referred to Prime Minister Mark Carney as Governor Carney.
00:01:31.520And I thought about the old Yogi Berra quote. Remember the quote? It's like deja vu all over again.
00:01:39.280I mean, it was just a year ago that Trump was calling Trudeau, Governor Trudeau.
00:01:44.700But I thought this was an absolutely unbelievable. I got this feeling in the pit of my stomach.
00:01:48.860You probably did as well. But I thought yesterday, you know, I'm not going to overreact to this.
00:01:53.800I'm going to think about it overnight. And I woke up this morning again.
00:01:56.340I still didn't have an idea for this video, but it came to me this morning.
00:02:01.260I was up making coffee, putting it in my big blue mug.
00:02:03.900And it came to me. And I had this sentence come in my mind.
00:02:08.740And I thought, I've got to write that down.
00:02:10.860And I looked for a pen and I found a Sharpie.
00:02:13.620And there was a box of cat food right across from my coffee bar.
00:02:16.960And I scribbled on the cat food box because I didn't want to forget what I was thinking.
00:02:23.240And this is what I wrote on the cat food box.
00:02:25.720I scribbled. Everything we do is based on what he does.
00:02:29.760Everything we do is based on what he does.
00:03:38.920Trump creates chaos with social media posts as Canadians overreact.
00:03:43.980I'm only going to read a little bit of this to you.
00:03:45.920Chaos appears to be the name of the game with Donald Trump.
00:03:48.260And too many Canadians are happy to participate.
00:03:50.480Despite Trump being on the political stage for a decade now, it seems many of our political class and the punditry haven't learned not to hang on every word the U.S. president says.
00:04:02.840If Canada's political class appears to take Trump literally and seriously when he posts musings on his true social account, they jump at every comment, every provocation, real or imagined, and then call for showing real resistance to the evil empire.