00:00:22.560A Potemkin Village in politics and economics is a construction, literal or figurative,
00:00:27.920which is where the purpose is to provide an external facade to a situation to make people
00:00:32.640believe that it is better than it actually is this this dates back to gregory potemkin a field
00:00:38.400marshal and former lover of an empress who to impress her while she was traveling the crimea
00:00:44.080would build these fake villages like up river and then she'd pass and then they'd disassemble them
00:00:49.040and then they'd go build them further down all to show off and so a wonderful romantic gesture but
00:00:54.800But when it comes to a historic and ongoing and generational housing crisis and an arguable Ponzi that has abandoned our working class and young Canadians, that is not acceptable.
00:01:05.040To be staging these external facades, these fakes, these fugazis, journalist Brian Pasifume of the Toronto Sun went to the site of this liberal housing announcement and it had been all torn down.
00:01:23.260And expanding off that, Carney was just in Mexico.
00:01:26.960They are touting that we have some major trade agreement with the Mexicans when we only – both countries sort of account for 2% of each other's imports and exports.
00:01:36.960And they were using fake bags of wheat.
00:01:39.640We don't make these Canada bags of wheat that they presented.
00:01:43.660uh it's like they these bags look like that money sign that that bank robbers would steal in old
00:01:49.460timey movies and so you know when your housing plan looks like historic lies and your
00:01:55.300infrastructure projects are already in the works and they're taking credit for that and we're
00:02:01.440getting stunts on our trade relationships there's there's there's reason to be deeply concerned here
00:02:07.480and another reason to be deeply concerned as we all know on sunday it was sunday news dumped
00:02:13.400that the Kearney government on behalf of Canada,