00:01:36.980He's told us that he wants to keep a majority of the oil and the gas in the ground.
00:01:40.920But in order to pull the wool over the eyes of people in Alberta recently, when it comes
00:01:46.680to a specific vote we had, he's been talking about building a pipeline that will never happen.
00:01:52.940You know, I've said on this channel many times, I will believe a pipeline is built when I see oil
00:01:57.980on a tanker off the west coast of British Columbia and it's heading towards China. Okay. Until that
00:02:05.280happens, there will never be a pipeline going to the west coast as long as Mark Carney and the1.00
00:02:10.380liberals and the indigenous groups get in the way. And that's today's story. Here it is right here,0.94
00:02:16.240Ladies and gentlemen, Mark Carney knew this pipeline would never be built because he could
00:02:20.920always count on these people to get in the way. And he set it all up so they could get in the way
00:02:26.380and there would be no pipeline. Nine more First Nations file court challenges
00:02:30.480to Pacific Link Pipeline. Now this is the pipeline in national interest that was announced by Mark
00:02:37.840Carney and Danielle Smith not too long ago. The nine applicants include First Nations located
00:02:42.660along the proposed pipeline and tanker shipping routes. And this makes 10, by the way. So let's
00:02:47.640read a little bit of the story. Nine more First Nations have filed court challenges against the
00:02:51.640federal government's decision to designate the West Coast Pipeline a project of national interest
00:02:56.420under Bill C-5, the Building Canada Act, which builds nothing. Okay. First Nations argue Cabinet
00:03:02.960did not discharge its duty to consult and provide adequate accommodation before deciding to fast
00:03:09.060tracked the Pacific link pipeline on October the 1st. This project being pre-approved does not meet
00:03:14.360the standard, not only a free prior and informed consent, but the minimum standard of consultation
00:03:19.640said Terry TG, regional chief of British Columbia assembly of first nations. And I'll just read a
00:03:25.820little bit at the bottom here because Mr. TG is completely wrong when it comes to pipelines being
00:03:31.080built. We certainly need them built, but he does have Mark Carney pegged here. Listen to this.
00:03:35.900T.G. said the Prime Minister should be held accountable for taking advantage of the uncertainty of a trade war with the U.S. to pass Bill C-5 and its successor, Bill C-39, which is currently being studied by a legislative committee.
00:03:49.640It's a process that Prime Minister Carney should be called out for, he said.
00:03:53.720He's utilizing taking advantage of a crisis for a bill they've always wanted to pass.
00:03:59.260At the bottom here, I can only project that this is just going to heat up more and more and more as massive projects are approved without proper consultation with First Nations people, as was the port and the pipeline, and without any recognition of the real needs of reconciliation, this is not ending today, said Hugh Baker, a political executive at the First Nations Summit.
00:04:21.660Now, what's interesting about this picture here, to come back to the top, here's Mark Carney.
00:04:26.100If you read the bottom, Prime Minister Mark Carney attends a First Nations and First Ministers meeting in Ottawa, October 26, 2026.
00:04:33.120He's not doing well with the Indigenous people.
00:04:35.240This is just a little over a week ago, and now we get this, court challenge.
00:04:39.920Now, here's something else that came across my mind this morning that I was thinking.
00:04:43.340I wouldn't doubt that the federal government was working with the first nations and told
00:04:49.400them to hold off on filing this court challenge because of course Carney and Daniel Smith and
00:04:58.400others and all of the forever Canadian people that wanted to keep Alberta as part of Canada
00:05:02.800have been saying how Canada is working. We're looking, we're going to get a pipeline and
00:05:08.080whatnot. I would have, I wouldn't doubt that they knew about this. They told the first nations hold
00:05:12.340off for a bit until after the referendum, because we got a lot of suckers we have to convince to0.89
00:05:16.980stay in Canada and Alberta. And boy, did we have a lot of suckers here. What do we know about Mark0.98
00:05:24.080Carney when it comes to this pipeline? Well, we know that he was the head or the climate envoy for
00:05:28.900the UN. He headed up the Glasgow Financial Alliance for net zero, which encouraged companies
00:05:36.300not to invest in pipelines. We know that. We know that he is Mr. Net Zero. He's talked about it
00:05:42.280many times before. I've got the clips. Not going to play them for you. But what has he said about
00:05:46.400pipelines in Canada? He's talked about vetoes for the most part. He hasn't called it a veto.
00:05:54.140He just names it consensus. We will not impose a project on a province. We need consensus behind
00:06:03.220these projects. And we need the participation of Indigenous peoples. We will only do that
00:06:08.320in the case where we have the support of First Nations.
00:06:11.960We have the support of all the provinces