John Bolton - November 26, 2025


Pierre Poilievre STRIKES - Carney the coward COWERS


Episode Stats

Length

16 minutes

Words per Minute

153.94438

Word Count

2,572

Sentence Count

175

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

3


Summary

Pierre-Olivier Polyev does a masterful job calling out Mark Carney in question period yesterday and the effect it had on the rest of the House of Commons. Today I'm going to show you some video of it.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hi, it's John, and welcome to the channel, 438 AM, Wednesday, November 26th. I hope
00:00:07.740 you're having a great start to your Wednesday morning, minus 11 Celsius in Calgary right
00:00:13.420 now. Thank goodness I've got my big blue mug of coffee to help keep me warm today. I hope
00:00:18.200 you do as well. I hope you're warm wherever you may be today. And today I'm going to show
00:00:22.500 you some video. Masterful job by Pierre Polyev calling out Mark Carney in question period
00:00:30.180 yesterday over and over and over again as Carney the coward cowers in behind Scott McKinnon,
00:00:36.200 the Liberal House leader. Scott McKinnon, I believe that's the name. Correct me if I'm
00:00:39.960 wrong. It was masterful. Wonderful job here. Now Carney did answer a couple of questions,
00:00:45.120 but for the most part, Polyev says he can't even stand up. He hides under his desk. He
00:00:50.840 needs to wait for this. So I got up this morning and I thought, you know, I want to do a video
00:00:57.740 based on this story right here, but I want to do it in the words of not myself, but Premier
00:01:03.500 Danielle Smith, Mark Carney, Pierre Polyev, maybe David Eby on why I'm so skeptical about
00:01:10.060 this announcement. It's going to be the biggest announcement in Canada since the election. This
00:01:16.080 big announcement tomorrow about a memorandum of understanding between Mark Carney and my Premier
00:01:21.680 Daniel Smith to get a pipeline to the coast. And I continue to say there will never be a shovel in
00:01:26.160 the ground. It's not going to happen. And Polyev did all my work yesterday. This article, I mean,
00:01:33.000 it's same article in the National Post. Alberta deal will create necessary conditions for potential
00:01:38.300 pipeline to BC. Not a guarantee. This was the exchange Polyev had with Mark Carney yesterday
00:01:45.180 in question period. Speaking of Canadian interests, this prime minister opposed the pipeline from
00:01:52.160 Alberta to the Pacific, just like his liberal predecessor blocked that same pipeline. On Thursday,
00:01:59.420 he'll make one of his grand announcements waving around a meaningless so-called memorandum of
00:02:04.920 understanding. If it's anything other than a public relations ploy, why won't he say,
00:02:10.480 on what date will construction begin on a pipeline from Alberta to the Pacific?
00:02:22.620 Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, sometimes the question reveals everything.
00:02:28.300 The memorandum of understanding that we're negotiating with Alberta creates necessary
00:02:35.660 conditions, but not sufficient conditions because we believe in cooperative federalism. We believe the
00:02:41.860 government of British Columbia has to agree. We believe that First Nations right holders in this
00:02:47.660 country have to agree and support all stakeholders have to agree. That's one, Carney.
00:02:52.880 Carney says this so-called memorandum of understanding with Danielle Smith and the Alberta government,
00:03:01.900 whatever the hell that is, provides necessary conditions, but not sufficient conditions to
00:03:08.380 build a pipeline, which is just government doublespeak. It means nothing. What it means is
00:03:13.320 there's no commitment from Mark Carney for a pipeline. There's no commitment from the Liberal Party for a
00:03:18.720 pipeline. There's no commitment from the government of Canada for a pipeline. And it has me asking the
00:03:23.520 question again, why are we begging of these people for our prosperity here in Alberta? We could have
00:03:29.300 that on our own. And it provides the Liberals an opportunity to use their vetoes, which are David Eby
00:03:34.940 and the people he drags out in front of the cameras. Here they are. He drags the costume people out in front
00:03:42.000 of the cameras and the microphones to say they don't want a pipeline at all. He's going to announce tomorrow
00:03:46.480 then. You get our blessing, Danielle. We're allowing you, Alberta, who's rich in natural resources to get
00:03:53.120 your stuff out of the ground. You go talk to David Eby and his, and these people who don't want a
00:03:57.420 pipeline. Your job to do that, which does absolutely nothing. So I get up this morning and I think I'm
00:04:02.600 going to do a video on this, this story I showed you earlier from the National Post and the Calgary Sun.
00:04:07.920 I'm going to do it without saying a word and I'm going to use clips. And here they are right here.
00:04:11.860 It takes me time to get stuff together in the morning. It takes me, took me an hour and a half to go
00:04:15.640 through all these video clips to find the little bits and pieces I wanted to use for my video
00:04:19.720 today. Some people are really lazy. Some people on YouTube, they introduce a video and they run
00:04:25.800 30 minutes of CTV and they collect a check at the end of the month. I don't do that. I actually work
00:04:31.280 here for this stuff. I'm not a lazy person. It takes me time to do these things in the morning.
00:04:35.440 So what I'm doing right now is something I don't normally do. I'm going to play you some extended
00:04:39.340 video from CPAC and yesterday's question period. Not a long section here. And I'm going to cut out all
00:04:45.600 the yelling and screaming just to shorten it up. I'm not taking out any context here.
00:04:49.820 I don't normally do this, but this was good. And, and Polyev was great on this and watch Carney when
00:04:54.760 he's sitting in behind his house leader, they're cowering as Polyev calls him out over and over
00:05:00.840 and over again on this issue. And he gets no commitment from Carney on the pipeline.
00:05:06.620 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:05:11.060 Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister apparently hasn't read our constitution, which indicates that the
00:05:16.620 federal government alone has jurisdiction over pipelines that cross borders. Let me quote 92.10.
00:05:23.580 Federal jurisdiction applies to works and undertakings that connect one province to another
00:05:27.580 or extend beyond provincial limits. In other words, it is exclusively the federal government's
00:05:33.420 decision on whether to approve, to approve a pipeline. It was this federal government
00:05:37.680 that blocked the last pipeline. So can he confirm once and for all, is he deciding unilaterally
00:05:44.140 to give veto to NDP BC Premier to block a project that Canada needs?
00:05:49.580 Mr. Speaker, last week we talked about that big, long, giant pipeline of hot air that animated
00:06:02.880 the country for 10 years during the government of which that member was a member. Not a single
00:06:10.700 milliliter of oil reached Tidewater under the Harper era. In a Liberal government, oil export
00:06:19.560 has increased. Oil exports have increased. Oil exports to Tidewater, thanks to the purchase
00:06:24.600 of the Trans Mountain Pipeline, have increased. Canada is a conventional and a renewable energy
00:06:30.280 superpower, and that will continue.
00:06:32.040 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:06:34.820 Mr. Speaker, it really is embarrassing that a Prime Minister who claimed that he was the man
00:06:41.240 with the plan cannot even stand up and debate me about pipelines on the floor of the House of
00:06:46.280 Commons. The previous Conservative government approved a pipeline to Tidewater, the Northern
00:06:57.720 Gateway pipeline which the Liberals then defeated and destroyed, giving massive power to the Americans
00:07:03.160 to monopolize our oil. Will the Prime Minister, who promised to act with unimaginable speed eight
00:07:09.160 months ago, finally stand up for Canadian workers and confirm that he will approve a pipe to the
00:07:14.520 Pipe to the House?
00:07:16.200 Mr. Speaker, our government fully understands the ultimate jurisdiction for interprovincial pipelines
00:07:26.840 rests with the federal government. At the same time, our government has been clear that a proponent
00:07:33.080 for a major project for it to be designated. We expect it to work with the impacted jurisdictions
00:07:39.880 and with First Nations. They don't understand that. The Premier of Alberta understands that.
00:07:46.760 They want to work with us.
00:07:50.440 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:07:52.680 Mr. Speaker, it really is pathetic that the Prime Minister cannot stand in his place
00:07:58.600 and defend his position. He is afraid to defend the fact that on Thursday he will not sign on to a new
00:08:06.760 pipeline. He will sign on to a public relations stunt while planning to hide behind the Premier of BC
00:08:15.400 and abdicating his unique constitutional responsibilities. If he wanted a pipeline, if he
00:08:21.720 no longer believed in the keep it in the ground extremist ideology that he supported for 10 years,
00:08:26.840 then he would stand up today and say that he will approve a pipe to the Pacific.
00:08:31.400 The Honourable Minister of
00:08:46.040 Excuse me, we haven't given the green light yet to answer the question. I'm waiting for it to get a little quieter.
00:08:51.480 The Honourable Minister of Natural Resources.
00:09:00.040 Mr. Speaker, the Leader of the Opposition doesn't seem to understand how to get a pipeline built.
00:09:04.760 The Premier of Alberta does. It's working with this government to build Canada strong, Mr. Speaker.
00:09:10.040 Mr. Speaker, the Leader of the Opposition.
00:09:15.560 Mr. Speaker, the question was for the Prime Minister. He's here in Ottawa today. He has the ability to stand up and
00:09:22.280 state his position. He claimed that he was going to act with unimaginable speed. Here we are, eight months later,
00:09:31.560 and he refuses to state whether he even supports a new oil pipeline or whether he'd like to continue to
00:09:39.960 pump that oil at discounts to the United States of America while Canadians pay the price. What does it
00:09:46.520 take to get a pipeline approved by this Prime Minister? Does it have to be a Brookfield pipeline?
00:09:50.840 Mr. Speaker, natural resources projects, interprovincial resource projects, there are
00:10:06.360 indeed a great deal of those. The federal government has a unique role and must ensure that our obligations
00:10:13.800 to First Nations, our obligations to other provinces, to communities, to consulting are present,
00:10:21.800 and those conditions are met, and then we are able to proceed. The Leader of the Opposition,
00:10:27.880 now that he's standing right there, may want to stand up and say what part of that process would
00:10:33.800 he not respect, Mr. Speaker. Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:10:39.320 I don't respect the idea of standing in the way of Canadian energy workers and giving our oil to the
00:10:47.000 Americans at a discount. What we would do is get the government out of the way and get the project built.
00:10:52.920 The Prime Minister has the unique constitutional opportunity to do that. Section 9210 of the B&A Act
00:11:00.600 makes it exclusively a federal decision. This Prime Minister is hiding under his desk rather than answering
00:11:07.880 the question. Eight months after promising that he would take unprecedented action with unimaginable
00:11:14.200 speed, he's done nothing. Why doesn't he get out of the way?
00:11:16.760 The Honourable Government of the House of the Year.
00:11:20.840 This is nonsense. We have dozens of major projects in play and understudy, and we are building the country
00:11:28.200 at unimaginable speed. We are creating opportunities for energy workers, for young people, for housing,
00:11:35.000 for steel, lumber, aluminum, and autos in this country. That is what we are doing. What is shocking
00:11:41.480 is that the Leader of the Opposition stands in his place and somehow pretends, in his whole fake way,
00:11:47.400 that he's going to override and steamroll the rights of Canadians that have a right to have a say
00:11:53.320 in these projects. We are going to give them a say. We won't.
00:12:05.000 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:12:07.160 While the Prime Minister hides under his desk, he puts up his House Leader to rant and rave and pump his
00:12:13.720 fists in the air. This Prime Minister said that we faced an existential crisis requiring that we act
00:12:22.600 with unimaginable speed. Here we are, eight months later, and he doesn't even have the courage to tell
00:12:31.720 Canadians whether he supports a pipeline that would allow us to go around the American monopoly of our
00:12:37.960 energy and get our product to the world. So will he finally stand up for workers, stand up in this House,
00:12:44.520 and answer the question, a pipeline or a pipe dream?
00:12:56.280 Mr. Speaker, speaking of ranting and raving, I asked the Leader of the Opposition yesterday.
00:13:03.880 Two insignificant things were said by members of his caucus last week. Number one, the member for
00:13:10.360 Calgary, Midnapore, suggested the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister was disloyal to Canada. Secondly,
00:13:17.800 the member for Northern Rockies repeated MAGA claims that immigrants, immigrants were the cause of
00:13:25.080 economic slowdown in Canada. He should stand in his place right now and apologize for those comments,
00:13:31.720 take those members to pass, and do something for them!
00:13:42.760 I can't imagine what we have in store for Wednesday. The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:13:51.400 Mr. Speaker, does that ask the question, the loyalty of the Prime Minister? He's the one,
00:13:55.720 he's the one that is blocking a pipeline that would allow Canada to become energy independent,
00:14:00.680 to release to reach markets outside of Canada, while he and his company invest in pipelines in
00:14:07.000 the Middle East and in Latin America. He's the one that forces Canadians to spend more on taxes than on
00:14:14.120 food, clothing and shelter combined, while he stashes his cash in a Bermuda tax haven above a bicycle
00:14:21.000 shop. So if he wants to say that he's Canada first, why doesn't he stand up in this House and start acting like it?
00:14:26.840 Thank you, Pierre Polyev, for a masterful job yesterday in Question Period. I appreciate it very much.
00:14:36.440 Pierre Polyev, MP, Battle River Crowfoot, Albertan from Calgary. I appreciate you speaking up on behalf
00:14:44.040 of Alberta and Albertans. And I think that Pierre Polyev is as skeptical of this so-called memorandum of
00:14:51.320 understanding as I am. And I don't think he thinks there's going to be a pipeline until the government
00:14:58.200 commits. And the only way the government is going to commit to this is if the conservatives become
00:15:02.600 the government. The other thing you need to understand about what's going to happen tomorrow is this.
00:15:10.520 The only way this pipeline will go to the West Coast is if Danielle Smith agrees to putting a
00:15:15.640 giant pipe into the ground to collect carbon dioxide. It's called the Pathways Project. And what's been glossed
00:15:21.160 over about this project, and Danielle Smith has talked about this herself, is this is 10 to 20 billion
00:15:28.840 dollars in wasted money. But the Pathways Project is an expensive project. It would cost anywhere from 10
00:15:35.960 to 20 billion dollars to get built. And to make the economic case for that, having more egress with more
00:15:41.960 barrels to be sold to Asia is the way to pay for it. If we had a million barrel a day pipeline going
00:15:46.840 to the northwest BC coast, that would generate about 20 billion a year in revenues. 10 to 20 billion
00:15:53.720 dollars to bury carbon dioxide in the ground in order for us to get a pipeline to the west coast,
00:16:00.360 which accomplishes absolutely nothing. This is lost revenue. And nobody talks about it like that.
00:16:06.120 Oh, we're just going to spend 10 to 20 billion dollars to bury carbon dioxide, which is quite dangerous,
00:16:10.440 by the way. And the other thing is this. I mean, the government of Canada owes Alberta hundreds of
00:16:15.720 billions of dollars in lost revenue over the last 10 years for pipelines that weren't built.
00:16:20.920 And one pipeline will not be enough, even if he says we'll get it. But I don't think we'll ever see
00:16:27.240 a shovel in the ground. Thank you very much for watching. I do appreciate it. If you like the video,
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