John Bolton - November 07, 2026


The Biggest POS In Canadian Political History - A New Winner!!!

Pierre Poilievre Hammers Mark Carney For 15 Minutes - Compilation The Enemy Within - And There's Nothing You Can Do About It

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00:00:00.000 Welcome to the latest installment of The Biggest Piece of Sh** in Canadian Political History. 0.97
00:00:06.080 And it's a monumental achievement. 0.65
00:00:08.480 Our new recipient managed to get there in less than two years.
00:00:15.480 Hi, it's John and welcome to the channel, 452 AM, Saturday, November the 7th.
00:00:20.840 I hope you're having a great start to your Saturday and your weekend as well.
00:00:23.720 I hope your big mug of coffee is tasting extra special sweet this morning, as mine is. 0.99
00:00:31.000 And welcome to the latest edition of the biggest piece of shit in Canadian political history. 1.00
00:00:37.220 At this point, I'm not sure that I will blank out every time I say the word shit. 0.99
00:00:42.000 So if that offends you, you may want to click away from this video right now. 0.97
00:00:45.640 I'm sure you'll agree with my conclusion today.
00:00:48.280 So as you go, please click on the thumbs up.
00:00:51.060 I'd appreciate it.
00:00:51.960 I'm just warning you.
00:00:53.080 All right.
00:00:53.820 So where did this begin? 0.99
00:00:55.620 My first biggest piece of shit in Canadian political history was announced just before 0.99
00:01:01.220 Christmas 2024. It was Jagmeet Singh. Singh, at that point, had pulled the NDP support of the 1.00
00:01:07.680 Liberal Party. Remember, they propped them up for years. But at that point, it meant nothing.
00:01:12.040 They were on Christmas vacation. And of course, Singh, he retired from politics shortly after
00:01:16.560 that, got an ironclad pension of more than $2 million for only six years of work. What a piece
00:01:22.400 a shit. My next recipient was Justin Trudeau. Do I have to go into all the transgressions of 1.00
00:01:28.920 Justin Trudeau? But here's the amazing thing. Our latest recipient has managed to climb to the top
00:01:35.060 of the shit pile in less than two years. I think he is the most dangerous politician this country 1.00
00:01:40.640 has ever had. And the damage he's doing to Canada and my province of Alberta is incalculable.
00:01:46.920 it's mark carney so i'm going to give you a few things that he's done i can't go through them all
00:01:54.380 i don't want this video to go on for an hour i want to try to get it over quickly and i'm not
00:01:59.280 doing this in order of importance because the first thing i want to talk about may not be the 0.62
00:02:03.660 biggest thing but it's the thing that really pisses canadian people off every time they see a
00:02:10.280 story like this people become incensed i do so let's just take a look at an article in ctv news
00:02:16.680 from a couple of days ago. It's staggering. One in three Canadians report skipping meals due to
00:02:21.920 high cost of groceries. I've talked here before on the disgrace of Canada have to subsidize
00:02:28.140 food for people because they can't afford to eat in this country. It's disgraceful.
00:02:33.300 Yet Mark Carney is eating just fine. Canada is in an affordability crisis. While that is happening,
00:02:40.200 the Prime Minister is flying high on the hog. You might have heard of his expensive trip for $175,000,
00:02:45.760 but there's many more than that. March 18th 2025 Paris London Iqaluit was $40,034. Rome
00:02:53.880 $93,780. Honolulu Kuala Lumpur Singapore Gemhe food cost total was $74,986. Athens Johannesburg
00:03:05.920 Grand Canaria $159,781. Vancouver, Beijing, Doha, Zurich $175,248. Athens, Mumbai, New Delhi,
00:03:18.640 Sydney, Canberra, Tokyo $98,853. Yellowknife, Oslo, London $86,096. Wait for it. One year just for
00:03:31.780 the food on the Prime Minister's trips, $962,633. That was Bob Zimmer, Conservative MP for Prince
00:03:41.300 George Peace River, Northern Rockies. Thank you, Mr. Zimmer. You know, there was a time when
00:03:46.400 Liberals were concerned about high spending when it came to government MPs. Remember this,
00:03:52.080 they were really concerned about the spending of Bev Oda, over $16 in orange juice.
00:03:59.240 Isn't someone over there embarrassed by her behaviour?
00:04:01.400 Will someone stand up and apologise to the hard-working Canadian taxpayers
00:04:04.740 who she's living like a queen off their backs?
00:04:07.060 Will the minister stop ripping off taxpayers' dollars 1.00
00:04:09.500 because she couldn't get a smoking room 1.00
00:04:11.420 and stop living like a millionaire and the taxpayers die? 0.97
00:04:14.700 She might have got a glass of orange juice for less than the 16 bucks the Savoy charged. 0.97
00:04:19.840 We'll work together and find her some good orange juice. 0.99
00:04:22.740 She won't have to pay 16 dollars. 0.98
00:04:25.020 And coming from a government who is demanding that Canadians tighten their own belts, 0.95
00:04:29.000 the hypocrisy is reeking. You know what's amazing about the story you just saw?
00:04:34.560 That was on the CBC's flagship news program, The National. A news story over $16 in orange juice,
00:04:43.620 and now they turn a blind eye to a million dollars in spending by Mark Carney. It's like
00:04:47.900 they don't even care. Why would they do that? Well, maybe it's because of this. Chris Sims,
00:04:53.320 Canadian Taxpayers Federation, media on government payroll. Do not trust the media. They've lost all
00:05:00.160 credibility. They've lost all of their integrity. If they're being paid by the government, you can't
00:05:04.840 trust them. P.M. Carney is giving the media more of your money. Here is what's in the budget.
00:05:10.680 $300 million extra for the CBC, $501 million for most of the rest of the media, $134 million for
00:05:18.180 local newspapers, $600 million supporting audio and audio visual. Another reason why Mark Carney
00:05:26.360 is the biggest piece of shit in Canadian political history. Then we've got this, and this is the next 1.00
00:05:32.420 thing that really bugs people, which we found out over the last 48 hours. Mark Carney says
00:05:38.180 massive amounts of new immigration is sustainable, and his tell in this is his ahs and ahs. He doesn't
00:05:46.100 even believe what he's saying. You introduced a pathway for 200,000 temporary residents already
00:05:51.020 in Canada to become permanent residents by the end of the year. That's in addition to 380,000
00:05:57.440 permanent residents annually. Is the actual number higher and is that in line with sustainable
00:06:04.820 immigration? Let me answer the last part of your question and then expand or your colleague's
00:06:11.720 question, I guess, to be specific. Yes, we believe it is in line with sustainable immigration. And
00:06:18.500 let me be clear as well. Let me be clear about the overall picture, and then I'll go to the
00:06:22.580 specifics of the 200,000. And we're working now, and this is work that Premier Canu and myself and
00:06:28.540 the other premiers need to do in the coming months, to where we go from these new sustainable
00:06:36.360 levels of immigration where we go forward, how we draw on provincial expertise and sense
00:06:42.460 closer to the ground, where economic, so-called economic migrants, the selection of those
00:06:48.680 and the placement of those, y compris les immigrants francophones, ici en Manitoba.
00:06:57.540 Now, with respect to the 200,000 temporary, so-called temporary workers,
00:07:07.380 or non-permanent is the precise term, who are these people?
00:07:11.680 These are people who have been temporary workers in the same firms,
00:07:17.120 in the same communities for years.
00:07:19.380 And every year the firm goes through the process and the paperwork
00:07:23.000 of renewing their temporary permit. They are members of the community, as I say, and they
00:07:31.080 are in many respects, in all respects, permanent residents of the country, and we're formalizing
00:07:39.340 that. That's one class. It's nothing but word salad from this guy, and if there are temporary
00:07:44.460 workers who are in this country and they want to become Canadian citizens, there's a process for
00:07:49.820 that. Carney shouldn't be able to wave a magic wand and give these people citizenship. Because
00:07:56.320 if he does it once, ladies and gentlemen, it's going to happen again. And here's the other thing.
00:08:01.020 There's Wob Canu, premier of Manitoba, grinning ear to ear behind him. He talks like he's been
00:08:07.000 discussing this with premiers. This is going to get spread across the country. This is coming to
00:08:11.500 a neighborhood near you. Meanwhile, you've got this article from Brian Lilly. PM Mark Carney
00:08:16.660 calls immigration sustainable, but numbers say otherwise? Amid the numbers in the budget delivered
00:08:22.840 on Thursday was the government's plan to accept 580,000 new permanent residents in 2027. That
00:08:30.140 includes 380,000 people coming through the usual channels and converting 200,000 people in the
00:08:35.980 country on the temporary work or study visas into permanent residents. The figure of 580,000 people
00:08:42.940 would be the largest number of permanent residents ever recorded in Canada. That's a tough case for
00:08:48.300 Carney and the Liberals to make. Numbers may be down from the highs of 2023-24, but they remain
00:08:53.560 much higher than historical norms. Admitting 580,000 new permanent residents in one year is
00:09:00.160 more than double the historical average of 262,400. Here's Pierre Polyev. But he hasn't just
00:09:08.180 cooked the financial books. He's also cooked the immigration books. Yesterday, we found out why he
00:09:14.000 hid the immigration levels plan in his budget right before Parliament closed for 10 days and
00:09:20.580 only days after the midterms in the states to distract people from what he's really up to here.
00:09:25.680 The headline was that he stabilized numbers, that permanent residents would be 380,000.
00:09:31.140 The reality is that he's allowing another 200,000 on top of that.
00:09:37.020 Plus, with other changes, it will bring the total number of new permanent residents to 650,000,
00:09:43.140 by far a record and much bigger than any of the years when Justin Trudeau was prime minister.
00:09:52.180 We love immigration for people in numbers that we can absorb.
00:09:56.760 Do we really need all these people coming in when we see stories like this from yesterday in the Toronto Sun? 1.00
00:10:03.220 Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.7% in October, according to Statistics Canada.
00:10:10.020 Bringing 5,000 to 600,000 people in a year, that should really help. 1.00
00:10:14.540 Mark Carney, what a piece of shit. 1.00
00:10:16.540 Now let's move on to deficits and debt. 1.00
00:10:18.680 I do not want to go on very long with this, but this is the real damage that Mark Carney is doing to this country.
00:10:24.040 This is what makes him dangerous.
00:10:25.440 But I do have a treat for you in just a moment. You'll want to see Stephen Harper talking about
00:10:30.980 massive deficits and mocking Trudeau about modest deficits. He even does this, I think, in the video
00:10:36.940 just prior to the election in 2015. Just think, if we had re-elected that man, we may not be in
00:10:43.580 the mess we're in right now. Here is Pierre Polyev talking in the House of Commons.
00:10:48.300 The minister would have more aptly named this budget mastered by debt.
00:10:54.940 Mastered by debt that will inflate the cost of food, fuel, and housing.
00:11:01.240 The first priority of this budget should have been to save Canadians money.
00:11:07.300 But by adding $765 billion in new debt, a record-smashing sum over the next five years,
00:11:17.080 This prime minister will inflate the cost of fuel, food, and homes.
00:11:23.600 This is a costly credit card budget that Canadians can't afford, and Conservatives will vote no.
00:11:29.620 The problem with this is it's become normalized.
00:11:32.940 We've seen deficits and debt going up and up over the years, and nobody bats an eye at this anymore.
00:11:38.400 It's like a deficit-debt-doom spiral.
00:11:42.280 But we were warned about this. Let me take you back 11 years.
00:11:45.800 If we're going to be the kind of country that starts going into deficit, even when the economy is growing, we return to deficit.
00:11:52.520 We know in the past that is a recipe for permanent deficits.
00:11:55.740 Because, look, once you lose the anchor of a balanced budget, you're always under pressure to just spend more and not cover it.
00:12:04.580 And we don't need to go back to that.
00:12:06.380 But why are three deficits, the definition of permanent deficits, and six deficits or not?
00:12:10.940 Well, they're not three.
00:12:11.500 Nothing's going to magically balance the budget after three years.
00:12:16.220 When you increase spending to that level, what you're going to do is you're going to do a combination.
00:12:21.320 If you eventually try and fix it, you're going to do a combination of tax hikes, of ongoing borrowing, or of cuts.
00:12:28.180 You know what's interesting about looking at that 11 years later?
00:12:32.140 He says when you raise deficits to that level, you end up doing this permanently.
00:12:37.580 That level at that point was $10 billion a year.
00:12:40.220 That's what Trudeau was promising for three years. That was considered outrageous. And now
00:12:46.340 we've got deficits of $60 to $70 billion. It's more than that because we know Carney's cooking
00:12:51.720 the books. And the person interviewing him says, well, you know, three years of deficits isn't
00:12:57.620 permanent. It's now 11 years and it is permanent and it keeps going up. Here is Stephen Harper
00:13:04.400 mocking Justin Trudeau about his modest deficits. Quite amusing. It doesn't balance itself
00:13:10.680 after all but he'll about run a he says a modest deficit a tiny deficit so small you can hardly
00:13:17.860 see the deficit. That's what he says a modest deficit and only for three years only for
00:13:25.880 three deficits, three, three modest little deficits. I just had to show you that clip.
00:13:35.000 So amusing. I'd not seen it before, but something I was thinking about when I was watching those
00:13:39.960 clips of Stephen Harper. And now this may be over the top. I may be way out there,
00:13:45.680 completely wrong. Politics change quickly, but I was looking at Stephen Harper thinking he might
00:13:51.080 be the last conservative prime minister. The way Carney is changing this country right now,
00:13:57.280 bringing all these people in who will likely vote liberal, the way he's throwing around your money
00:14:03.440 to buy votes, you may never see another conservative prime minister in this country.
00:14:07.580 And the way Alberta is changing. The conservatives might be doomed here in the future because of
00:14:12.880 things that are happening here, which I'm not going to get into. So let's move on to the last
00:14:16.900 big thing I'm going to talk about. There's a list of other things I'm going to run off in just a
00:14:21.060 moment, proving that Mark Carney is the biggest piece of in Canadian political history. But let's
00:14:26.240 talk about the EU. Did you have that on your bingo card? Ladies and gentlemen, when Mark Carney got
00:14:32.160 re-elected, it wasn't on anybody's bingo card, not even the elbows up people who, for the most part,
00:14:37.060 seem completely fine with this. They've been lobotomized by the Liberal Party.
00:14:41.940 Now, if I were to ask you the question, who are you most like in the world? Pick another country.
00:14:46.540 who would you choose? I'll bet you most of you would instantly say the United States of America,
00:14:51.780 right? That's what I would say, not Mark Carney. Now, when we look around the world,
00:14:58.040 we see our values most aligned with those of the European Union. And in fact, we're very
00:15:05.500 complimentary in what our strengths are. And that's why the partnership is moving.
00:15:09.740 Carney seems to think he can convince you you're more like a European than you are like our
00:15:14.140 neighbors directly to the south. I think he's been quite successful at that, with the number 1.00
00:15:18.380 of people who are going along with this ridiculous scheme. Fascinating that they had this summit with
00:15:22.900 the EU at a time when the European Union was burning itself to the ground. It's been so
00:15:28.040 successful. Here's Andrew Lawton in committee talking about it. So as we talk about what this
00:15:34.120 associate membership in the EU looks like, I would love to hear the prime minister and the liberal
00:15:39.420 government say what it is they find so fascinating about the way that the EU governs its affairs.
00:15:45.960 We've been clear that Canada should never compromise our autonomy on regulations, our
00:15:51.360 autonomy on taxation, our autonomy on migration. And these are all things where the European Union
00:15:56.940 has been a colossal failure. You know, you look at taxes as one example. There are parts of Europe
00:16:02.880 where the sales tax is 27 percent. We are already dealing with a cost of living and affordability
00:16:09.920 crisis here. Do we really want to cozy up with a regime where the cost of government,
00:16:15.100 the cost of bureaucracy has driven up taxes to, in some cases, more than a quarter of the goods
00:16:21.040 that are being purchased? Andrew Lawton is doing great work. He's very eloquent. I like listening
00:16:26.240 to what he has to say. Former broadcaster and a good one at that. You know, you may have seen
00:16:30.700 this meme right here. If you're angered by Trump's jokes about the 51st state, but unbothered by these
00:16:37.080 EU leaders seriously calling for Canada to become their 28th state, you have fallen for the
00:16:42.700 propaganda. Now, there's lots of other reasons why, you know, Mark Carney is the biggest piece
00:16:47.360 of Canadian political history. I mean, China, human rights abusing communist China. Mark Carney
00:16:53.920 seems to get along just great with them. There's oil and gas, decarbonized oil, industrial carbon
00:17:00.180 taxes, regulations still in place. They voted against repealing the tanker ban about a week
00:17:05.020 ago, yet he talks about growing our oil and gas industry and becoming an energy superpower. 1.00
00:17:10.660 What a piece of shit. Then he talks about Canada Strong, how we have to invest in Canada. 1.00
00:17:16.620 Most of his investments, more than 90%, are in the United States of America. He talks about
00:17:22.300 building homes. He's got a Build Canada Homes office. Well, here's Pierre Polyev talking about
00:17:27.320 that. We agree on the problem. Bureaucracy blocking home building. What's Mark Carney's
00:17:32.560 solution? To create another bureaucracy. He has literally created a new government agency
00:17:39.840 called Build Canada Homes that's supposed to help with the problem of too many government agencies.
00:17:46.520 If bureaucracy is the problem, then bureaucracy cannot be the solution. You know, he's done the
00:17:53.540 same thing with a major projects office, more bureaucracy. He hasn't really built anything.
00:17:58.920 He's building a high-speed rail line that's up to $115 billion that nobody asked for.
00:18:04.420 We could get into government censorship. All of these reasons why Mark Carney is the biggest
00:18:09.700 piece of shit in Canadian political history. I could go on, but I don't want this video to go on 1.00
00:18:15.520 for too long. Thank you very much for watching. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up,
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