00:00:00.160Hi, how you doing? Do me a favor, stick this one out until the end. Thank you.
00:00:11.300Hi, it's John and welcome to the channel. It is Tuesday, September the 22nd. I hope you're having
00:00:17.780a great Tuesday morning. I don't know what the Tuesday morning is like because I felt inspired
00:00:24.080and I'm recording this on the evening of September 21st. It is 7.28 p.m. It's good to have you here.
00:00:31.980Thank you so much for being part of this channel. I do appreciate it. So today what we're going to
00:00:37.780do is we're going to talk about Parliament returning, and this is a video unlike anybody
00:00:42.600else is doing on the internet. I can guarantee it, folks. You come here for something different
00:00:47.260and you're going to get it today. My powers of perception and the way I look at things
00:00:52.040will be revealed in this short video today. So, I was watching a few clips from Parliament
00:00:58.560yesterday. The House of Commons, question period. Pierre Pauliev questioning the government
00:01:03.800about things that are going on here right now. You know, there are a lot of problems in Canada.
00:01:08.900We talk about the immigration issue. That certainly is a problem. Housing, definitely an issue.0.99
00:01:14.840Immigration does affect you, but you don't normally see it on an everyday basis. You might
00:01:19.360not be buying a house, so that's not affecting you. But one thing that really affects you
00:01:23.680is food prices. You see this on a regular basis. You know, my wife and I spent a lot of money on
00:01:29.480food. Food prices continue to go up. There's only two of us in the house. It's amazing how much
00:01:34.340money we spend every week on food now. The cost of living is atrocious in Canada, and food prices
00:01:40.920are a huge part of it. I can't imagine what you're doing if you've got more than a couple of people
00:01:46.100in your family. And you've got young boys and girls who eat a lot more food than an adult might
00:01:51.240eat. So I was so pleased to see Pierre Polyev stand up in the House of Commons on September
00:01:57.64021st, 2026. What you're seeing as yesterday, because you're seeing this on the 22nd, I was
00:02:04.440so proud of Pierre Polyev to get up there and talk about the high price of food. A month ago,
00:02:11.600he held a big photo op where he claimed that he would stabilize grocery prices
00:02:16.940before Thanksgiving. Well, the news is out that a Thanksgiving turkey now costs as much as
00:02:24.000$120. Oh, sorry about that. That was actually a clip of Pierre Polyev back on October 3rd,
00:02:35.2802023, about three years ago. So here's Polyev talking about the high price of food.
00:02:40.720Prime Minister said it was just inflation when food prices went up, but then there was shrinkflation, smaller sized servings for higher prices.
00:02:51.440Oh, pardon me. I'm sorry. That was actually Polyev talking about food prices on October 24th, 2023 in the House of Commons.
00:02:59.980So here we are. Here's Polyev yesterday talking about food prices.
00:03:03.080Feed Ontario, a coalition of food banks, released staggering numbers yesterday. 800,000 Ontarians
00:03:12.180went to the food bank six million times. This is a 36% increase, the biggest increase ever.
00:03:22.020I'm so sorry. That was November 27th, 2023. Polly, I'm talking to the House of Commons there about
00:03:29.020about high food prices. So let's get into yesterday's House of Commons. Here's the
00:03:34.040clip from yesterday. If more government spending were to solve the problems, we wouldn't have
00:03:38.1602 million people lined up at food banks. I keep screwing it up. It's in my computer.
00:03:44.300I keep hitting the wrong file. That was from December 11th, 2023. Now, I think you're starting
00:03:52.860to catch on to what I'm doing here. So let's make this a lot quicker. Let's move on to October 30th,
00:04:00.5002024. 9 million Canadians live in food insecurity. Here's September 17th, 2025. And today, the CEO
00:04:12.940of the major food bank network in Toronto says that there has been a 400% increase in food bank use
00:04:21.360there. Here's January 26th, 2026. Mr. Speaker, in the spirit of solidarity, why won't they agree
00:04:28.900with the Canadian people that we should get rid of all the hidden taxes that they've imposed on
00:04:33.920groceries? Here's January 27th, 2026. And they're really high. In fact, grocery prices are rising
00:04:42.200faster in Canada than in any other G7 country, twice as fast as in the States, twice as fast as
00:04:48.200when he took office and here's the clip from yesterday september 21st 2026 pier poliev talking
00:04:56.300about food prices in the house of commons save you money here at home at your kitchen table
00:05:02.180where you're paying more than ever for food because this prime minister is costing you
00:05:07.740he doubled the deficit increased industrial carbon taxes and other fuel taxes driving up your cost of
00:05:14.060living. So to the Prime Minister, he said in March that affordability was the best it's been
00:05:19.200in a decade. Does he believe that or would he admit that people are paying more than ever?
00:05:25.160Ladies and gentlemen, that is Ottawa at work. That's the politicians that run your country
00:05:32.720at work. That's the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, and the Liberal Government of Canada at work.
00:05:39.140Some of those clips go back to Justin Trudeau days.