Juno News - CBC is DYING + Carney takes five DIFFERENT positions on Iran in five days

00:00:00.000 Hi, I'm Candace Malcolm and this is the Candace Malcolm Show news update.

00:00:05.080 Today is Thursday, March 6, 2026, and these are your top stories of the day.

00:00:10.120 One can never categorically rule out participation. We will stand by our allies.

00:00:16.080 But the idea that we can have a permanent rupture with our closest neighbor and biggest customer in favor of a strategic partnership for a new world order with China is not on.

00:00:27.000 confidential do not distribute that is almost a 30 drop that's crazy and so we're going to get to

00:00:38.080 that incredible scoop by northern perspective they obtained internal documents from the cbc

00:00:43.580 showing the cbc is just in total free fall it is a dumpster fire over there and the cbc is panicking

00:00:49.460 you're going to want to stick around to the end of the episode to hear about that we're also going

00:00:52.380 to go through pierre polyev's incredible interview over at trigonometry i think this is one of his

00:00:56.920 best performances I have ever seen. But first, we're going to get into the evolution of Mark

00:01:03.900 Carney's position on Iran. We covered this yesterday. And since yesterday's show, there

00:01:07.720 has been yet another flip-flop, flip-flop. Now, Mark Carney is musing that Canada might join

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00:01:19.680 minutes. Okay, folks. So I'll just start by showing you this little video that we made here

00:01:25.300 on the Candace Walker Show, showing the evolution of Mark Carney. I know it's hard to keep up,

00:01:29.880 but he went from supporting the attacks to calling for diplomacy instead, to calling for a ceasefire,

00:01:35.020 to saying that the attack violates international law, to now saying that Canada might just join

00:01:40.480 in. We might just join in on the attack. So let's play this video for you.

00:01:48.820 Canada supports the United States acting to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon

00:01:54.520 and to prevent its regime from further threatening international peace and security.

00:02:00.200 Canada believes in a diplomatic and peaceful solution.

00:02:06.200 And as soon as possible, we would like parties to get to the table.

00:02:10.820 And the Prime Minister and the government decided from the beginning of this

00:02:15.860 that we would support this incursion.

00:02:19.320 But we're also calling for a diplomatic end to it.

00:02:23.720 We very much would prefer to see peace at a ceasefire.

00:02:28.240 The United States and Israel have acted without engaging the United Nations

00:02:31.680 or consulting allies, including Canada.

00:02:34.700 We implore all parties, including the United States and Israel,

00:02:37.940 to respect the rules of international engagement.

00:02:41.260 One can never categorically rule out participation.

00:02:45.460 We will stand by our allies, but it makes sense.

00:02:47.940 There's a distinction between the offensive actions that were taken and are being taken by the United States and Israel, that were taken by them without consultation with Canada, with other allies, and we're not party to those actions.

00:03:05.480 But we will always defend Canadians.

00:03:08.840 We will always stand by and defend our allies when called upon.

00:03:13.060 Really? Okay, unbelievable.

00:03:13.900 And that last clip is the one that happened yesterday afternoon.

00:03:17.380 and I'm going to sort of zoom in on that one because really unbelievable. Like Mark Carney

00:03:21.100 is looking weak. He's actually looking very confused. So he did a media availability

00:03:24.940 in Australia with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and he just looks really shaky.

00:03:30.640 And so this was the big story that came out of it. A reporter asked Carney if he will definitively

00:03:36.480 rule out Canada ever joining the US military assault on Iran. And of course, you know,

00:03:42.020 he condemned it yesterday. So you presume that he would say, you know, this violates international

00:03:46.600 law. Therefore, no, Canada will not be involved. And yet instead, he says he won't rule it out.

00:03:51.300 He won't rule it out. So he's considering it and he might do it. And we might end up with Canadians 1.00

00:03:55.320 involved in this, which I wouldn't necessarily oppose. But I do oppose a prime minister

00:04:00.140 that can't seem to make up his mind and can't seem to stick to his script.

00:04:04.360 Really unbelievable. Again, just look at how shaky he looks in this clip. Here it is saying

00:04:09.800 that he won't rule out using Canada joining the military assault against Iran.

00:04:14.480 Canada will not participate in U.S. military action in Iran.

00:04:18.420 So can you definitively say that's going to remain the case,

00:04:21.500 even if hostilities broaden, escalate, or are prolonged?

00:04:28.580 You've asked a fundamental hypothetical in a conflict that can spread very broadly.

00:04:34.700 Today's events, the recent events, point to that.

00:04:38.020 So one can never categorically rule out participation.

00:04:42.380 We will stand by our allies.

00:04:44.480 but it makes sense. There's a distinction between the offensive actions that were taken

00:04:51.720 and are being taken by the United States and Israel, that were taken by them without

00:04:56.600 consultation with Canada, with other allies, and we're not party to those actions. But we will

00:05:03.200 always defend Canadians. We will always stand by and defend our allies when called upon.

00:05:10.140 And so rightfully, that left a lot of room for reporters who were there saying,

00:05:14.480 wait, what? What are you talking about? I thought that you opposed this. I thought that you had

00:05:17.880 turned and that you were opposed it. So here you see, I'll show you the first clip of a back and

00:05:22.160 forth with a journalist where the journalist is saying, why didn't you call for de-escalation

00:05:26.580 from the very beginning? Because that's what you were saying yesterday. Why not say that on Saturday

00:05:30.520 and sort of grilling him on that? Let's show you that clip. You're calling for de-escalation of

00:05:34.820 hostilities in Iran. Your comments at the Institute last night acknowledged there was

00:05:39.900 predictability that this conflict would be widening besides the initial strike.

00:05:45.480 So if that was your logic from the outset, why in your first statement did

00:05:51.000 you not call for any kind of de-escalation? Because it was the very,

00:05:55.500 look, it was the very beginning. We made a statement, Australia made a statement 0.56

00:06:00.120 within hours of the beginning of the hostilities and the objectives of the

00:06:06.420 hostilities, as we understood it, could not have been achieved in that in that period.

00:06:11.620 And then likewise, another reporter following up saying, Mr. Carney, you can't have it both ways.

00:06:16.340 You can't say that the that you support the attack and you support the assault, but that also it

00:06:22.020 violates international law. Like that is an obvious inherent contradiction that even the left wing

00:06:26.820 media and legacy media that are there are pushing him on and calling him out. And again, just look

00:06:32.020 at the total weakness uh really really just like being petty and defending himself and not really

00:06:37.140 able to clearly articulate what his position is this is not a good look for the prime minister

00:06:41.300 on the world stage i'll show you that clip the prime minister how can you have it both ways how

00:06:44.820 can you say you initially you i i you understand your first statement you said was made in hours

00:06:50.500 but you also said there was some predictability you knew this was going to widen so how can you

00:06:54.100 have it both ways and in hindsight should you have called for de-escalation in that first statement

00:06:58.260 No, in hindsight, to that point, in my judgment.

00:07:05.260 Secondly, in terms of war, there are likelihoods, there are possibilities.

00:07:14.800 You have to plan for the worse, but there are no certainties in conflict.

00:07:20.280 And so now that the conflict has moved on, now that the conflict is involving a much wider group,

00:07:27.940 but even if, I don't want to say even if, but moving into the Gulf, moving into civilian

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00:09:12.460 Mark Carney is out there looking flat-footed and awkward and confused on the world stage,

00:09:17.000 we had Pierre Polyev, who gave one of his best appearances, possibly his best performance ever,

00:09:22.980 showing his unequivocal stance on the same issue. So he was on a podcast called the

00:09:28.820 Trigonometry Podcast. It is a leading political podcast out of the UK, millions and millions of

00:09:33.440 subscribers and viewers. This is a big podcast hosted by Konstantin Kissen and Francis Foster.

00:09:38.720 So I'm going to show you a bunch of this video because I think Pierre Polyev performed really

00:09:42.560 strong. I think he's really hitting his stride. I think he looks very confident and sure of

00:09:46.700 himself. And I'll just juxtapose, right? So we have confused Mark Carney switching his positions

00:09:51.320 five times in five days on the Iran assault by the United States and Israel. And here is Pierre

00:09:59.720 Polyev. This is a bit of a longer clip, but here is Pierre Polyev talking very kind of unequivocally

00:10:05.220 about why he would support this war. And you can see that the host is sort of more on the anti-war

00:10:10.220 side, more cautious. He's saying, well, you know, think about what happened in Libya and Iraq. Those

00:10:15.060 are both sort of quagmires that most people acknowledge were mistakes. Why do you think

00:10:19.260 this will be any different? And Polyev sort of just very clearly explains why it's different.

00:10:23.400 So this is a bit of a longer clip. It's about two minutes. But I want you to focus on Pierre

00:10:26.760 Polyev's confidence and how he clearly explains the difference, right? He says that with the

00:10:30.920 weapons of mass destruction, that was an accusation and it was never really proven. And it turned out

00:10:35.160 that it wasn't entirely true. Whereas the atrocities that Iran has committed, including 0.99

00:10:39.980 taking down a commercial airliner and killing over 100 Canadians, let's remember that, right? 0.93

00:10:43.660 all of the terrorism that it spreads throughout the region.

00:10:46.380 Like, we know this. These aren't accusations.

00:10:48.200 These are proven, verifiable facts.

00:10:50.480 And then he also states that Iran is a more liberal,

00:10:53.740 like small-L liberal, pro-Western, pro-American country.

00:10:56.540 The population is more pro-Western than the Arab countries that we're talking about.

00:11:01.840 So a very strong performance here by Pierre Polyev.

00:11:04.180 Let's play this first clip.

00:11:05.380 It's easier to predict the past than the future.

00:11:07.900 but I don't see how it could be a bad thing for the world to remove Khomeini and the theocratic

00:11:15.520 dictatorship that dominated Iran. Isn't that what we said about Gaddafi and Saddam and all these 0.94

00:11:20.340 other people? I don't see how it's, and I was like, yeah, they're bad people, but what comes

00:11:24.420 after is my question. I don't see what comes after. Well, the difference, there's a couple of

00:11:29.100 differences. One, Iran has not been just sitting back and watching the world go by. Iran was

00:11:36.420 responsible for the attacks of October 7th. It was funding and directing Hamas, Hezbollah,

00:11:44.200 the Yemeni terrorists before the Assad regime fell. It was responsible for that. 1.00

00:11:50.920 It was actively threatening not just Israel, but the Arab powers in the region,

00:11:57.020 and was developing a nuclear program for the express purpose of targeting Western allies,

00:12:01.560 not just israel by the way which would be bad enough but uh the united states of america it

00:12:06.600 was the single biggest state sponsor of terror terror in the world and by the way they killed

00:12:11.000 over 100 canadians when they fired a missile at flight flight ps752 and uh it was a civilian

00:12:17.680 aircraft so uh this is a hostile enemy regime and so you know it's not just that somebody showed up

00:12:24.700 at the un and made allegations that they had weapons of mass destruction everything i've just

00:12:28.280 said is undisputed, by the way, unlike the weapons of mass destruction allegation in Iraq.

00:12:36.040 And then who would govern? Well, I think what they need to do is find a way to get to elections,

00:12:40.460 because I think the people of Iran could choose a government. And I think it will be a very

00:12:43.780 Western-friendly government, because the population there is actually very Western-friendly.

00:12:48.440 Okay, now sticking with this podcast, again, I thought Pierre Polyev just did really, really well.

00:12:52.360 And this was sort of the big moment of the podcast, of the interview. The host,

00:12:56.880 Konstantin Kissin here, asks Pierre Polyev, was it Donald Trump and his sort of interference or

00:13:03.700 his interjection into the Canadian election that caused you to lose? Like, do you blame Trump? And

00:13:08.540 Pierre Polyev, I think, does a very good job sort of acknowledging the problem. He basically says,

00:13:12.640 you know, Canada's a mess and we wanted to focus on the domestic agenda and fixing Canada.

00:13:16.700 And instead, the media and the sort of elites and liberals made the election about America

00:13:23.080 and about Trump.

00:13:24.220 And obviously Trump didn't help that

00:13:25.460 because he was the one

00:13:26.780 that was making all these statements.

00:13:28.280 I think that Pierre Polyev

00:13:29.400 answered this question really well.

00:13:30.460 And I was happy that these hosts

00:13:31.400 asked him this question in this way

00:13:33.120 because it's something that Pierre Polyev

00:13:34.960 does need to answer for and respond to.

00:13:37.500 So we'll play this clip.

00:13:38.900 Is Trump's behavior towards Canada

00:13:40.740 the reason he didn't become prime minister?

00:13:42.980 Well, the challenge for me was

00:13:44.100 it was very hard to focus on

00:13:45.700 the very powerful domestic case we had.

00:13:48.320 I mean, if you looked at the situation in Canada,

00:13:52.480 The housing costs had doubled.

00:13:54.420 So had the food bank lineups.

00:13:56.420 We've got 2.2 million food bank visits every single month.

00:13:59.440 A violent crime up 50%, the immigration system in shambles. 1.00

00:14:04.660 And we wanted to focus the election on that.

00:14:06.900 It became very difficult with the sound and fury of the Canada-U.S. debate.

00:14:14.520 And so what we have to do as Canadians is be stronger at home

00:14:17.820 so that we have unbreakable leverage in any negotiations that come on that relationship.

00:14:24.000 And we've got a lot of leverage.

00:14:25.360 I mean, a lot of people underestimate Canada, but we've got the fourth biggest oil supply.

00:14:30.400 We've got 10 of the 12 NATO defense critical minerals.

00:14:34.520 We've got the second biggest landmass, biggest oceanic coastline.

00:14:38.480 We should be leveraging all of that power to get what we want, 0.55

00:14:41.620 which is basically tariff-free trade with our American friends.

00:14:45.740 And that's the approach I'm going to be taking going forward.

00:14:47.820 And I also really liked that clip where he says how he would differ in his negotiation, right?

00:14:52.320 Canada could actually be in a very strong position to negotiate because of our leverage,

00:14:56.040 because of our minerals, because of what we can offer to the United States that they can't get

00:14:59.440 elsewhere. We would obviously all rather just have a peaceful trading partnership and relationship

00:15:04.240 in North America. And I think that is what Polyev is answering. Now, the host does push back on

00:15:09.620 this. He says, you know, you pivoted very well from that answer, but you didn't actually answer

00:15:13.460 my question. And so here is what that looked like. You pivoted very well from my question,

00:15:17.820 but it sounds like the Trump behavior was not helpful to your election.

00:15:23.060 Is that fair to say?

00:15:24.240 I acknowledge that by saying I wanted to be talking about

00:15:28.060 how we could make people's lives better on immigration,

00:15:31.780 cost of living, housing, crime, all of that.

00:15:34.980 But it was very hard to do that when obviously the debate was going up.

00:15:38.060 When Trump was talking about how you should become a state.

00:15:39.760 Which is never going to happen.

00:15:41.160 Which is never going to happen.

00:15:42.600 And again, Paul Yev just very easily able to say,

00:15:45.680 no, no, I did respond.

00:15:46.940 And obviously, Trump did have a negative impact for the campaign because of this.

00:15:51.440 And that's why I want to do things differently.

00:15:53.040 So I thought Pierre handled that very well.

00:15:54.660 Now, coming back from the political talk about Trump, they did talk about more of the concerns

00:15:58.760 with the fallout from the Iran war and something that we've been talking about a lot on the

00:16:03.040 show, not just what's happening in the Middle East, what's happening at home, what's happening

00:16:05.860 in Canada, the problem of having hateful pro-regime Islamist activists in our country, thanks 0.99

00:16:12.980 to Justin Trudeau's reckless immigration policy.

00:16:15.180 we have some estimated 700 members of the IRGC, of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps,

00:16:22.100 Iran's like militia, police force in Canada, right? Like, why are those people in our country? 1.00

00:16:28.280 And you can see the host shock when Pierre Paliyev mentions this, because it's sort of like a known

00:16:31.740 fact in Canada. But to people outside Canada, they hear that and they're like, what? You have

00:16:36.360 members of a dictatorship's like revolutionary guard corps, like their militia in your country?

00:16:42.740 Why? Right. It's like shocking to them. And it's like, yeah, that's what happens when you have

00:16:46.880 Justin Trudeau as your prime minister and lets anybody into the country. So I was happy to hear

00:16:51.000 Pollyov talking about this and interesting to note how an international audience hears this.

00:16:55.460 Let's play that clip. The IRGC is the single biggest terrorist organization in the world.

00:16:59.940 And then it has a whole series of spawns that it controls remotely. So you're absolutely right.

00:17:04.560 The IRGC, I believe, will have to be dismantled. They are active in Canada. They have something

00:17:09.720 like 700 agents on the ground. Sorry to interrupt. What do you mean they're active in Canada?

00:17:15.320 There's a product, according to intelligence, they have 700 agents on the ground in Canada.

00:17:21.600 They have, former IRGC members have moved to Canada and taken the plunder with them so that

00:17:27.640 they can harass the Persian and Jewish populations in our country. And there's more news on this on 0.97

00:17:33.640 the home front. I know we've been covering this all week on the podcast. We covered the synagogue

00:17:37.520 thug in North York in Toronto getting shot up. We covered the dissidents gym in Richmond Hill

00:17:42.240 getting shot up, the Iranian dissident. Well, now we have more news out of Montreal. So this

00:17:47.640 is the rebel news showing, breaking this surveillance video, captured masked thugs

00:17:54.120 painting swastikas on Jewish-owned businesses in Montreal. But way to go, guys. Way to go. This is 0.51

00:18:00.420 what happens when you have the worst people in your country led into your country. So really, 0.98

00:18:05.740 really shocking and alarming stuff. Okay, final clip from the Triggernometry podcast, which you

00:18:11.360 should go check out. It's an hour long. It's a great, great interview. But the hosts ask Pierre

00:18:16.360 Polyev about some of like the broader social problems. They ask him about AI. They ask him

00:18:20.380 about other things. And one of the things is like they're worried about the direction of young

00:18:24.420 people and, you know, young people being brainwashed by social media and what they see and

00:18:29.620 that they're being more left-wing. Polyev pushes back and says, not in Canada, not in Canada. He

00:18:34.180 says that the youth are the hardest working and most conservative generation. This was really

00:18:37.640 awesome for Polyev to say. He sounded so optimistic and happy. And he mentioned that during the last

00:18:43.640 elections, Elections Canada does mock elections in the high schools and Polyev and the conservatives

00:18:48.200 actually won. They actually beat Carney first time apparently ever that the high schoolers have

00:18:53.180 voted differently than the general public and than their parents. And if the high schoolers had voted

00:18:58.300 and determined who was our prime minister, it would be Pierre Polyev. So making a great point

00:19:02.760 here show that clip our young people today are more conservative more hard-working and have more

00:19:10.880 common sense than maybe any generation since the second world war lucky yeah we have um our young

00:19:16.860 are the young people in canada the ones i meet uh they want to start families own homes and take 0.99

00:19:23.480 responsibility by the way we won the youth vote in fact we have our our election body elections

00:19:29.100 Canada runs elections in the high schools. They are mock elections, but all of them participate.

00:19:35.000 Now, some people say, oh, this is trivial stuff. It's we're talking about like every high school

00:19:39.020 student. We won the high school vote. They voted conservative. Wow. So young people today in

00:19:45.260 Canada, I believe, are grounded in a desire to work hard to unleash their ambitions. And so I'm

00:19:51.400 actually very optimistic about our upcoming generation. OK, folks, final story of the day

00:19:56.580 here the cbc is in free fall and it has been confirmed by our friends over at northern

00:20:01.460 perspective so they obtained leaked internal documents from the state broadcaster showing

00:20:06.260 just a catastrophic decline in their viewership in their revenue and no real plan to fix it so this

00:20:12.260 is what northern perspective posted on social media cbc internal numbers cbc's own documents

00:20:16.820 reveal the scale of the problem viewers are down nearly 30 year over year expenses exceed revenue

00:20:22.340 buy 70%, audience collapsing, advertising collapsing, costs still storing. This is from

00:20:27.400 their own internal report. So this is the report. So it looks like the Q3 financial report, 2025,

00:20:32.680 2026. They got that. They also have this CBC here for Canada, their 2025 to 2030 strategy.

00:20:40.140 And let me just tell you, their strategy is nothing. Their strategy is like, hey, let's get

00:20:43.240 onto TikTok and Twitch and put our videos on YouTube. Let's not change anything but our

00:20:47.580 coverage and our bias and how we operate this ridiculous bloated behemoth that pushes hard

00:20:52.200 left ideas. No, no, no, we'll leave that. We'll just try to meet people on social media. That's

00:20:56.600 their plan. That's their plan. Good luck with that. Here's what the internal documents look like.

00:21:02.520 Structural decline of linear TV platforms in Canada and the shift towards online. So it shows

00:21:07.960 that there's been a 41% in decline in TV for everybody, right? Across like, not just the CBC,

00:21:14.040 but all TV. But if you look at it, it's much, much worse than that because that's an average

00:21:17.940 of all age groups and older 65 plus are still watching a lot of television. But anybody under,

00:21:23.180 like anybody, especially anyone under 35, they've seen a collapse of 60%. So Canadians are not 0.97

00:21:27.820 watching TV anymore. And that's bad for the state broadcaster because they rely on a captive

00:21:33.280 audience. So yeah, CBC admits it. They know there's no coming back from this. Canadians don't trust

00:21:38.380 them. Trust in the CBC is at an all time low. That's what happens when you repeatedly just

00:21:42.940 push lies and misinformation and try to use a narrative and use propaganda to bring the public.

00:21:48.940 Eventually they see through you and they stop watching. And it's not just because of changes in

00:21:52.960 the trends, because, you know, a lot of people ask me, like, you know, why are you setting up a

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00:22:07.760 it's like, why would you invest in building a traditional legacy media platform when nobody's

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Juno News - March 05, 2026

CBC is DYING + Carney takes five DIFFERENT positions on Iran in five days

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