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00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Thank you.

00:01:00.000 I'm Candice Malcolm,

00:01:28.440 And this is The Candace Malcolm Show.

00:01:30.560 We are doing a live edition of the show today because Canada is getting a new prime minister.

00:01:36.140 Mark Carney, coming from the World Economic Forum, coming from globalist banking circles,

00:01:41.640 has been selected to be our prime minister.

00:01:44.580 And he's being installed today without a mandate from the Canadian public,

00:01:48.700 without any sort of legitimacy in a democratic country that you would expect

00:01:52.280 that Canadians would be the one to get to choose their prime minister,

00:01:55.580 not an elite few that would select somebody.

00:01:58.260 So we're going to be covering that for you live.

00:02:00.880 We'll throw to the ceremony when it happens, and it is happening this morning.

00:02:06.040 And I'm pleased to be joined by one of my favorite guests.

00:02:09.160 We have David Legknight on the line.

00:02:11.020 Thank you so much, David, for joining us today.

00:02:13.380 Yeah, my pleasure. Great to be here.

00:02:15.360 So I want to go right to the CBC's coverage because the CBC, of course, as you would expect, is applauding and cheering this whole thing on.

00:02:23.520 And to me, it's such a spectacle, like Canada should have had an election in January when

00:02:27.720 Prime Minister Trudeau announced his intention to resign.

00:02:30.640 Instead, he decided to pause and pro-parliament so that his party could sort out who could

00:02:35.560 be the front-facing person to lead the party.

00:02:37.800 Let's go to the CBC headline, though.

00:02:40.400 CBC saying it like this, the Mark Carney era begins with prime minister and new cabinet

00:02:46.440 sworn in today.

00:02:47.000 So it is the Mark Carney era.

00:02:49.540 It's not just, you know, a Kim Campbell moment where a party that's totally collapsing has put in a new leader.

00:02:55.800 According to the CBC, this is just the beginning of maybe another one or two term or three terms.

00:03:01.280 Who knows? Another majority liberal. That's sort of how they're positioning it here.

00:03:05.540 David, what do you what do you think?

00:03:08.000 Well, first of all, you know, one of the things is, you know, I travel a lot.

00:03:12.740 but one of the most embarrassing and hardest to accept things about modern canada is that our

00:03:18.900 press is state-run media and so you have these bizarre sort of dear leader reports like the one

00:03:25.700 you just showed the headline on it's so deeply embarrassing you know 125 000 party loyalists

00:03:31.620 selected a party leader for a party and naturally because of our parliamentary structure that means

00:03:38.020 he becomes an interim prime minister but for the press to pick up on this in this unquestioned kind

00:03:44.340 of worshipful way has a lot to do with the cbc's deep deep fear that when pierre polyev wins they're

00:03:50.260 going to be defunded and will exist no longer and the fact that be going into this election

00:03:55.620 this three month interregnum where they suspended democracy in canada so that we could watch their

00:04:00.180 coronation of this guy you know they were running these stories with uh with people declaring that

00:04:06.740 they needed to double the funding of the cbc i mean the the sort of the signaling effects of the

00:04:11.860 liberal party and the state-run media apparatchiks is just so sort of overt that it defies any kind

00:04:19.540 of description when i describe this to people overseas they don't believe it they think that

00:04:22.660 i'm just and they know i'm a partisan i am a partisan conservative but they think that i'm

00:04:26.580 egging the situation and making it look worse than it is i'm actually trying to moderate it

00:04:30.420 because i find it so embarrassing it's like watching profta must have been in the 60s you

00:04:35.780 know so so that's sort of my first comment i find it embarrassing that so little about mark carney

00:04:41.780 has been questioned by the press in the course of this uh coronation it's hard to call it an

00:04:46.740 election and that so many of the things that he said that have just been overtly uh you know wrong

00:04:53.140 or totally untrue have been allowed kind of a pass by a press that's desperate to maintain

00:04:58.980 their funding in a in a carny era and i hope the carny era lasts less than two months three months

00:05:05.940 because i don't think canada can take much more of the same systematic there's dismantling of

00:05:12.660 our economy our productivity and what used to be a highly competitive productive economy only

00:05:18.580 10 years ago he's been at the heart of the advisory work around climate and and the fiscal

00:05:25.220 bankruptcy of the country so i'd love to see him held to account on that i've been really

00:05:30.900 intrigued to see who he's choosing for the uh for the new cabinet yeah so it's really interesting

00:05:38.260 to go back to the cbc headline here i mean just the idea that it's an era i mean that's not

00:05:42.660 something that you would write about someone who is to your point an interim prime minister waiting

00:05:47.220 for an election and you know there are lots of rumors david that an election is coming some even

00:05:52.740 even suggested it's going to happen today, that he might call an election today or at some point

00:05:56.940 later this weekend. But then we did see a news report telling us that Carney plans to visit

00:06:02.040 France and the United Kingdom next week. This is how Bloomberg was covering it. Here's a headline

00:06:08.480 here. It says Canada's new prime minister plots a visit to France and the UK. And then it says that

00:06:15.060 Carney is planning to do diplomatic meetings in London and Paris. And so that would sort of throw

00:06:20.740 wrench in the idea that we're heading right to an election, that Carney wants a mandate,

00:06:24.260 but also it sort of, to me, it's worrisome. Like what is he going over there to do? Is he going

00:06:30.160 to try to get Canada like new trading partners? Is he trying to ice out the Americans and maybe

00:06:35.880 try to get Canada into the EU or something like that? Who knows? Like Mark Carney is a power

00:06:41.140 broker, an international banker. He's been part of the United Nations and the World Economic Forum

00:06:45.420 and all these sort of large transnational corporations

00:06:49.180 that seek to have outsized power.

00:06:52.020 And, you know, now he's going out there,

00:06:54.500 presumably negotiating on behalf of Canada.

00:06:57.580 What do you think of this trip that's planned?

00:07:00.800 Well, look, I think it's a, you know,

00:07:04.000 you have to take odds on whether you think

00:07:05.360 it's going to be a quick election

00:07:06.500 or that he's going to try to hold power as long as possible.

00:07:10.160 The few people that I've spoken with

00:07:12.540 that I think have a very good handle on these things,

00:07:15.920 think that he has to call an election sooner than later.

00:07:18.480 If I was his campaign manager,

00:07:20.120 I would certainly want to stage a trip to Europe

00:07:25.440 for three reasons.

00:07:26.340 First, he is not a very credible leader in Canada right now.

00:07:31.880 He has friends in Europe.

00:07:33.540 You know, Macron would be a friend.

00:07:35.440 Keir Starmer would certainly be a friend.

00:07:37.180 He backed Rachel Reeves' disastrous budget publicly

00:07:40.260 a break from tradition um he's very much a labor left guy and he's got friends in europe that share

00:07:46.180 those ideological perspectives that will receive him as a guest of state and that you know achieves

00:07:52.500 the the second objective which is it shows him in uh surrounded by the trappings of state

00:07:59.540 which you know is a is a terrific prop for a guy who's not very credible as a political leader or

00:08:05.060 or as a leader at all.

00:08:06.060 He's always been in advisory roles

00:08:07.640 hidden behind an actual leader

00:08:09.760 in both business and politics.

00:08:12.080 And he's never actually been a leader.

00:08:13.960 And so they're trying, I think, very hard

00:08:15.740 to put him in a position where he at least looks the part.

00:08:18.680 And a state visit to Europe

00:08:20.460 probably helps present him in that way

00:08:22.740 and would provide him with sort of that aura.

00:08:25.820 I think the final thing is his whole party

00:08:28.620 has been desperate for the last three months

00:08:31.420 and even before then to try hard

00:08:33.640 to run against Donald Trump

00:08:34.860 and not against their disastrous decade

00:08:36.800 of fiscal and climate mismanagement.

00:08:39.500 And Mark Carney is the heart of the philosophy,

00:08:42.660 the ideology that's led Canada to this disastrous place

00:08:46.000 for the last nine, 10 years.

00:08:47.780 And so I think what they're definitely trying to do

00:08:50.140 is turn the dial and make him run against Donald Trump. 0.99

00:08:54.980 And so the only option he has to do something international

00:08:57.600 that shows any sort of authority or leverage

00:09:00.480 is to stage that in Europe

00:09:03.340 he's got some fellow travelers and they can make noises about the importance of Europe and that

00:09:07.020 that kind of thing but I don't think that his trip to Europe mitigates the idea that he might call

00:09:11.500 an early election I think it may be part of an overall campaign strategy to sort of try and

00:09:15.980 present him as a guy that has a plan that's got an international edge to it absolutely so sorry to

00:09:21.980 cut you off there David so as you can see folks in the bottom corner of your screen there we have a

00:09:26.300 live shot of Rideau Hall Governor-General Mary Simon is to swear in Mark Carney is going to

00:09:31.500 become canada's 24th prime minister and we will also swear they were also swear in his cabinet so

00:09:37.900 we'll we'll go to that for a few minutes we probably won't stick with it for very long but

00:09:41.260 we will show you

00:10:01.500 Good morning, bonjour.

00:10:27.020 to begin today's swearing-in ceremony I invite you to please rise to welcome the

00:10:31.880 ministers ministers designate the Prime Minister designate and their Excellencies

00:10:35.900 the Governor General of Canada and Mr. Witt Fraser

00:10:57.020 Thank you.

00:11:27.020 Thank you.

00:11:57.020 I would like to welcome everybody to Rideau Hall today for the swearing-in of the 24th

00:12:25.460 Minister of Canada and the 30th Canadian Ministry. I'd like to take a moment to

00:12:30.060 share with you a traditional activity that was initiated just prior to the

00:12:33.380 beginning of the ceremony, the lighting of the Hulik, a traditional Inuit lamp.

00:12:37.460 This lamp is used in the north to bring light and warmth to the home. We light

00:12:43.160 the Hulik to mark important events such as today's ceremony and we are grateful

00:12:47.900 for the presence of Elder Canon Aiga Atikutsiak from Arctic Bay who lit the

00:12:53.660 and will remain and maintain its light and warmth

00:12:57.240 throughout the ceremony.

00:12:58.860 Nakhoumik.

00:13:10.120 J'aimerais maintenant inviter L'Ainé Algonquin,

00:13:12.900 Verna McGregor, a prononcé ces mots de bienvenue.

00:13:23.660 Hello everybody, very honoured to be here today and I'd like to welcome you to our

00:13:36.340 traditional unceded lands here and I'm very honoured for the invitation.

00:13:46.100 I do have many openings for constituents in Ottawa here but I always talk about the significance

00:13:52.300 here because this is so special for us as Algonquin, we're known as the Moomininowoc,

00:13:58.060 the nomads, and we're known for the birch bark canoe.

00:14:02.260 We would meet here in the summer prior to contact, to talk about what's going on on

00:14:07.020 the land.

00:14:08.700 But this confluence here is very special because it represents balance, balance of the four

00:14:13.600 directions, the four seasons, the four stages of your life.

00:14:20.060 And I find it interesting that Parliament and Rideau Hall and all the government headquarters

00:14:26.240 are located here, because I think this is special too as well for leadership.

00:14:32.040 And I'm honouring the new leader today too as well.

00:14:35.420 And I was thinking about you today, I said it's like the geese, and you have the head,

00:14:41.260 the person at the head, and they face the headwaters.

00:14:48.100 And I think we're in for all this challenges, but even more so today.

00:14:52.580 So I'm going to honor you and all of you with a little opening prayer and thanking everybody.

00:14:58.840 And so I say miigwech, and they face the headwaters. 0.97

00:15:04.260 And I think we will remain with the speed, but David, I just wanted to mention this is

00:15:11.340 sort of like a humiliation ritual that we have that liberals are obsessed with.

00:15:15.200 find someone to come on and totally illegitimate Canada as a country to say that the very government,

00:15:20.480 the very house of your government is on unsewn land. It doesn't even belong to you.

00:15:25.520 You have stolen it.

00:15:27.200 The community is so difficult of everything wrong with Canada.

00:15:45.200 yeah thanks sorry did you just say that again that the audio of the government general was

00:15:50.760 oh yeah i i just said that this is like a humiliation ritual i mean we will go back

00:15:55.760 for the ceremony but having someone come out and basically say to the public that your government

00:16:00.940 is illegitimate canada is founded on unceded ground that the houses of our government are

00:16:06.380 on stolen land that actually belongs to someone else that's not canadian i i just this is everything

00:16:12.160 wrong with the Liberal Party, with the governing class in Canada. It is, it's a humiliation ritual

00:16:18.000 that she is doing right now. And we're just forced to sit here and listen to it and listen to this

00:16:23.300 idea that Canada is a illegitimate country, that we operate on stolen land, and that our country 0.95

00:16:30.720 isn't ours. It shouldn't be here. And to me, this is absolutely unacceptable. And the fact that the

00:16:36.260 Liberals continue to do these kinds of things, to me, just show how much they hate Canada. 0.97

00:16:40.000 yeah look the the the performative white liberal upper class land acknowledgement is an embarrassment

00:16:48.080 right um it when when we did the when i helped architect the indigenous opportunities corporation

00:16:55.440 one of the things we talked with the chiefs about at the time was what is the purpose of these land

00:17:00.080 acknowledgements and do you care and they said no stop doing that it's an embarrassment it was

00:17:04.480 an embarrassment to them um i think that i think that it's it's part of an overall tapestry of

00:17:13.040 white liberal leftist ideological guilt by association with kind of these performative

00:17:21.600 apologist style um you know enactments that is embarrassing because it's basically taking

00:17:29.520 a very particular and unusually left view of history what canada is what canada stands for

00:17:35.440 and it's it's making it into something it's framing as racist and colonialist and then

00:17:40.160 these performative actions have to follow it's like a repeat apology that everybody has to uh

00:17:44.720 has to walk into so i agree with you i find it embarrassing for the country and i think that

00:17:49.360 it's also based on a flawed vision of what the nation is and what history is well absolutely and

00:17:55.840 it's interesting i'll just note that okay here here it is this that was the assistant to the

00:18:00.560 governor general and so presumably she is just being introduced at this mr mark carney mr mark

00:18:06.400 I, Mark Kearney, do swear that I will be faithful and

00:18:36.380 bear true allegiance to His Majesty, King Charles III, King of Canada, his heirs and

00:18:43.320 successors.

00:18:45.320 I, Mark Carney, I swear sincerely and sincerely that I will act as a faithful and loyal servant

00:18:57.320 of His Majesty the King Charles III in my quality as a member of the Public Council of

00:19:02.820 His Majesty for Canada. I will honestly and honestly express my feelings and my opinion

00:19:11.820 I am Mark Carney.

00:19:40.820 I do solemnly and sincerely swear that I shall be a true and faithful servant to His Majesty King Charles III

00:19:46.920 as a member of His Majesty's Privy Council for Canada.

00:19:51.260 I will in all things to be treated, debated and resolved in Privy Council,

00:19:57.340 faithfully, honestly and truly declare my mind and my opinion.

00:20:01.620 I shall keep secret all matters committed and revealed to me in this capacity

00:20:06.320 or that shall be secretly treated of in Council.

00:20:10.820 Generally, in all things, I shall do as a faithful and true servant ought to do for His Majesty.

00:20:40.820 I, Mark Carney, do solemnly and sincerely promise and swear that I will truly and faithfully and to the best of my skill and knowledge, execute the powers and trust reposed in me as Prime Minister.

00:21:10.820 Thank you.

00:21:40.820 Okay, we can go back.

00:22:01.360 okay so we'll have it david we have a new prime minister going to canada and the cabinet has been

00:22:16.800 released as well so we can go through that as well we have uh prime minister and the governor

00:22:26.860 General and the Clerk of the Preview Council are signing the... Whoops, we could just turn that

00:22:31.500 audio off. So we have Dominic LeBlanc, who will be the Minister of International Trade. Melanie

00:22:36.060 Joly will remain on as Foreign Affairs Minister. Philippe Francois-Champagne is now in Finance.

00:22:42.380 Anita Anand will move over to Innovation. Bill Blair will be the Minister of Defense.

00:22:48.540 Interestingly, Chrystia Freeland has accepted the role of Minister of Transport and International

00:22:54.300 trade so she will remain in cabinet under a mark carney uh prime ministership what do you make of

00:22:59.740 it all david um you know i think the two most interesting um that there's sort of i'm really

00:23:12.300 intrigued i mean you i think there's probably five or six things that mark carney has to do

00:23:18.460 or has to address very quickly

00:23:21.080 if he's going to be credible in the upcoming election.

00:23:25.520 And I think that his ability to address those things credibly

00:23:30.160 will pivot off of this team of people that he's chosen.

00:23:34.260 And if you look at what he's done with this team,

00:23:38.060 it's kind of extraordinary to me

00:23:39.640 to see some of the usual suspects in place.

00:23:42.840 So one of the cues I think

00:23:44.720 that he's probably going to call an election early

00:23:47.420 is that this looks very much like an interim cabinet.

00:23:51.360 This doesn't look like people that he's going to let hold these files for a long time.

00:23:58.460 I think Champagne was extraordinarily, you know, into the climate grift with the grants

00:24:07.620 to Teledine, the grants to this $50 billion bankrupt EV strategy.

00:24:13.620 and now he's being given the keys to this extraordinarily bad fiscal situation with

00:24:19.760 productivity dying and you know exceptional debt and deficits and a lot of this is rooted in this

00:24:27.120 climate grift that you know was sustained by Stephen Jolbeau who's now been given this place

00:24:31.960 in cabinet specifically around the strategy of managing Quebec it looks like Melanie Jolie is

00:24:39.960 you know I think one of the worst people that has ever represented Canada on the international stage

00:24:45.060 she's she's an attractive person she's likable but her choices her repetition of Hamas talking 1.00

00:24:53.980 points the complete amoral loss of any kind of framing around what we do with Canadian money

00:25:01.740 this last week this idea that we we saw you know five six thousand Christians and Alawites

00:25:08.920 horribly tortured and murdered by an islamist regime that's taken over in syria 1.00

00:25:14.280 and the response of mark carney the day that that was happening was to tweet something out about

00:25:19.700 gaza having an electricity issue because the israelis of course are doing forward operations

00:25:25.540 to try and rescue the 50 hostages or bodies that are still held in that hell hole and our new prime

00:25:32.180 minister one of his first tweets is about electricity in gaza completely ignores the

00:25:36.740 wholesale slaughter of Christian

00:25:38.880 minorities by a 0.86

00:25:40.760 Syrian ISIS, former

00:25:42.640 ISIS al-Qaeda terrorist faction

00:25:44.440 that is running that country, that we

00:25:46.580 then find out a day later, Melanie

00:25:48.420 Jolie is sending $84

00:25:50.520 million of Canadian taxpayer

00:25:52.820 dollars to support, and they're

00:25:54.700 calling it aid.

00:25:56.500 The kind of, the

00:25:58.020 immorality of us supporting

00:26:00.420 people that are committing acts of wholesale

00:26:02.580 evil in ways that are so barbaric

00:26:04.560 it defies the scripture, and actually

00:26:05.840 crucifying people you know to mock their religion as they torture them to death

00:26:10.000 is just stunning to me the fact that canada is complicit in this is stunning to me the fact we

00:26:15.840 have a press they can't even frame these issues and we have a prime minister who is so recklessly

00:26:21.540 unable to talk about the moral case that has to be made in a moment like that but but we'll try

00:26:28.360 and make a moral case about the loss of electricity in gaza during forward operations by our erstwhile

00:26:34.260 allies, the Israelis. It's just shocking to me. I tried to post something on Twitter and I was so, so hollowed out by the idea that this is happening in this world and that Canadian tax dollars that we don't have are being sent to places like this and at those levels without any sort of regard for how that money will be tied to outcomes. It's just stunning to me. So I think, I think that Mark Carney has a problem with having to take the legacy cabinet

00:27:04.240 of people that haven't been elected by Canadians in a recent election, it compounds the problem

00:27:09.520 of the viability of this prime minister only elected with 125,000 people instead of the 40

00:27:16.720 million Canadians. He's now picking a team to execute his policies, which have not been chosen

00:27:22.720 by Canadians either. So I think the sooner we get to an election, the better to address 0.96

00:27:27.380 what Canada is and what it's got to be in the world.

00:27:29.700 Well, you mentioned the $84 million going to a Syrian former terrorist group. True North did cover this story and we have it up on Juno News right now so you can read more about it. Liberals send $84 million to Syria, ease sanction on the terror linked government. And we have all the details at Juno News or Juno News.com. So go check that out there. That's what the story looks like. And you're right, it's just sort of unbelievable.

00:27:56.640 And to add another layer in, you know, you have Mark Carney criticizing Israel for cutting off electricity.

00:28:01.140 Meanwhile, that's exactly what Canada was threatening to do and almost did with Doug Ford.

00:28:05.880 So how come it's an act of war and this horrible atrocity in the Middle East when it happens? 0.81

00:28:10.340 And yet it's just like another tool in the toolbox that we're allowed to use against the Americans and Donald Trump.

00:28:15.520 And of course, you're right that the media don't pay any attention to this.

00:28:18.560 they're too busy talking about the Mark Carney era and gushing over the cabinet picks and Mark

00:28:24.660 Carney and how glamorous he is or whatever they're saying over there. And they're not picking up on

00:28:31.580 the important things that Canadians do care about. David, let me tell you, we put out a documentary,

00:28:36.360 a deep dive investigating Mark Carney and the many, many lies that he's told. It quickly became

00:28:41.020 the most popular video we've ever put on our website. And originally we had it for subscribers

00:28:46.220 only. We appreciate everyone who subscribed to watch it. We decided to release it broadly so

00:28:50.720 that every Canadian can see and just see the gap between what the media is telling you and the truth

00:28:57.880 that has already been uncovered. So head on over to carnelies.ca. It's the website. And there you

00:29:04.120 can find, first you can find the documentary and it's also available on YouTube now. And then you

00:29:08.640 can also find a catalog of all the news stories that True North and Juneau News have put together

00:29:13.440 detailing the various times that Mark Carney has said something that turned out to be

00:29:18.100 completely flat out false, or the various other misleading claims. There's still so many questions

00:29:23.400 about him. And this idea that he has no interest in talking to the press, he won't sit down

00:29:28.260 for a serious interview with the independent media or the legacy media, from the best I can tell.

00:29:32.540 He did that one sit down interview with Jon Stewart on a comedy show where he was sort of

00:29:36.620 soft launching his campaign. I haven't seen him sit down for another interview. So we don't really

00:29:42.920 know that much about him. Certainly none of the questions that I post in my documentary

00:29:47.380 have been even put to the man by the press. I don't know if they would, if they had the

00:29:51.800 opportunity. We don't really know because they haven't really had the opportunity.

00:29:54.720 But the thing that's concerning, David, is that they don't really seem to mind. Like we haven't

00:29:58.240 heard, we hear a lot of groaning and moaning, complaining from the legacy media that they

00:30:03.340 don't get the access to Pierre Polyev that they want, even though he goes out and does press

00:30:07.000 conferences daily. But we still hear the moaning, groaning from the legacy journalists. I haven't

00:30:12.360 heard that at all about Mark Carney. And he seems to be way more locked down. Like Pierre

00:30:17.020 Poliev doesn't like the legacy media. He's not shy about that. But he does still talk to them.

00:30:21.860 And he does sit down for interviews. I sat down with him three weeks ago and did a long form

00:30:25.960 interview. So he is available. You know, he is making himself available. Whereas I don't see

00:30:30.900 that at all from Mark Carney. And I don't see the media even really batting an eye about it.

00:30:35.440 Yeah. Well, I think, you know, hopefully you'll have a chance to interview Mark Carney. If he's

00:30:41.120 if he's credible as a canadian politician he should be speaking to all canadians

00:30:45.020 look i i you know i remain in spite of my my stint working for the alberta premier and

00:30:51.760 and working on our economic comeback strategy and sort of seeing the inside of the uh political

00:30:59.000 machinations i still remain an idealist in the sense that i think that we have a great nation

00:31:04.720 and we have a lot to play for and there's a lot that has to happen and one of one of the most

00:31:11.160 hopeful themes that i have that's come out of the trump tariff discussions for the first time i'm

00:31:17.400 hearing the liberal party talk seriously about funding the military and building pipelines

00:31:24.000 and you know if you had told me that would have happened at any point in the last five years up

00:31:29.120 until about a month ago, I would have just said it's crazy, but we seem to be gaining an emerging

00:31:34.620 national consensus that the lack of resilience in the country today is in large part self-defeating

00:31:43.760 choices that have been made over the years. And so I think that there is a chance. And here's

00:31:49.860 the thing. I think, you know, there's this phrase, you know, it took Nixon to go to China

00:31:55.420 because the idea was that the democrat that people suspected of having you know sympathies

00:32:00.460 for a left-wing perspective gone to china or what rolled their eyes and said you're in the tank for

00:32:04.760 china but because richard nixon saw it as a strategic opportunity to create a um you know

00:32:12.260 a global trading alliance that would reshape the world and bring prosperity not just to china which

00:32:19.200 at the time was you know dirt poor impoverished but actually just allow a much broader open

00:32:24.560 field of trade for all nations across Asia, Europe, the US. It took him from that sort of

00:32:32.100 ideological right, the most popular president in American history, actually, Donald Trump

00:32:38.020 won't like to hear that, but, you know, with a huge landslide to say, look, the United States

00:32:43.780 is going to forge a relationship with China. And he wanted to do that partly to counterbalance

00:32:48.660 what was happening with Russia in the Cold War, which is an important piece of real politic.

00:32:52.580 he wanted to also do it because he could do it and he recognized an opportunity to do it and he

00:32:58.060 recognized what that would mean for a legacy and i think that mark carney has a chance if even this

00:33:04.100 early in the stage to do the things that he said he would do kill the carbon tax you know it's fun

00:33:08.800 to see the liberals being the ones that are uh vaunting the fact of axing this tax they defended

00:33:13.560 for three years uh and to kill the corporate gain the the capital gains tax um but he's not credible

00:33:22.120 because he's turning around in the middle of saying he's going to kill the carbon tax,

00:33:26.160 saying, well, I'm going to apply a new one that will be industrial, you know,

00:33:29.600 and then pretending that that won't have any effect on Canada's competitiveness.

00:33:33.100 And then the irony, of course, is he's now ended up in DeFasco speaking with steel and aluminum workers saying,

00:33:38.920 you know, we've got your back, right?

00:33:40.840 Within a week after saying he's going to target exactly those industries for internal taxes,

00:33:46.960 it'll be far worse than any tariffs the Americans or Chinese will put on us.

00:33:51.140 So I think, you know, there is some hope that if he does take the whatever period we have before there's an election to get some things done, that he could actually ride this wave to accomplish some things that are just good for Canadians, good for the economy.

00:34:07.360 And as you and I have discussed in the past, terrific for an actual impact on global emissions by shipping Canadian gas to replace the coal-fired grid all over the world.

00:34:18.640 Nothing that the Liberal Party of Canada has done in the last nine years has done one thing

00:34:23.760 to reduce global emissions. Not one thing, right? Our domestic emissions, the entire first four

00:34:28.800 years they were in government, our domestic emissions went up from where they were under

00:34:32.640 the heart rate. You know, after years of speeches, hundreds of conferences, billions spent, taxes,

00:34:39.840 regulation, red tape, killing 26 projects, and focusing only on domestic emissions,

00:34:46.000 not on global emissions you know focusing on domestic warming you know they accomplished

00:34:51.920 nothing in that first period and then covid sort of rescued their failed climate ideology and now

00:34:57.500 we're seeing it track right back up to where it's going to be and and there's real reasons why we

00:35:03.320 have growing emissions in a large vast northern climate with huge productive capacity and mining

00:35:09.720 forestry ag and and energy and yet they live in denial of that because they wish that they were

00:35:16.680 running um the ottawa toronto montreal nexus and not the real canada that's inhabited by everybody

00:35:23.500 else and so this kind of wef european default setting around wanting to performatively feel

00:35:31.920 like they're doing something for the planet which ends up meaning borrowing hundreds of billion

00:35:36.780 dollars and giving it to friends to do climate drift projects has gotten the country into a ton

00:35:43.080 of trouble. And that's been Mark Carney's game. It was his game in the UK, which is his net zero

00:35:48.840 ambitions there and his crazy borrowing there has crippled that economy. He'll probably follow

00:35:56.300 the same playbook here because it's an ideological playbook, not a fiscal one. But at the same time,

00:36:00.980 if he does take advantage of the consensus that now exists in the country, he'll have an opportunity

00:36:06.300 to do something that no other liberal prime minister could in a way that paul martin was

00:36:10.780 a key person to reducing our structural deficits uh which is the last thing everybody expected

00:36:16.660 from the liberal part well it's funny the uh i had uh clyde nichols on yesterday and they were

00:36:21.480 he was calling mark carney one trick pony because the only thing he knows how to do

00:36:25.040 is print money and borrow and print money and that's what he does and the impact in canada i

00:36:30.180 mean yes prime minister trudeau tried to implement a climate agenda it had it's basically all getting

00:36:36.060 rolled back now and what do we have to show for it well the lowest growth in the g7 a completely

00:36:41.300 like flat and failing economy and a cost of living crisis that i don't know that mark carney's

00:36:47.880 playbook can solve like i i think that like like you said he's ideological and everything that he

00:36:54.020 believes are the things that got us into this mess so i have no faith in his ability to get us

00:36:59.980 out what do you think well i think his opportunity is to spell out a vision for what canada can do

00:37:05.440 be in the world that's beyond these sad sort of soft light photos of a terry fox around in a couple

00:37:11.920 hockey goals right i mean canada used to have a real vision for itself that was distinctive in

00:37:17.200 the planet it's a vision that led us to be on the front lines of two world wars defending

00:37:22.720 western civilization where we saw it under attack from socialist collectivism and oddly the liberal

00:37:28.880 party of canada has moved hard left in the last 10 years to a ideological presumption of the same

00:37:35.920 sort of socialist collectivist ideas that generations of canadians fought against in

00:37:40.400 the continent in europe and so i think mark carney has got to ask himself if he wants to continue to

00:37:46.160 be part of an internationalist perspective on what feels good to him at dinner parties on climate or

00:37:53.920 where if he actually wants to do something,

00:37:56.060 he'll make a huge difference in the world

00:37:58.420 and put Canada at the center of what's happening

00:38:00.600 with energy, security, actual environmental impacts

00:38:05.220 by replacing coal with gas and an economic powerhouse,

00:38:09.320 which is what we're meant to be.

00:38:10.360 We have so much natural wealth in this nation

00:38:14.680 that just needs to be produced and explored

00:38:16.560 and exploited and shipped.

00:38:18.160 And we've got trillions and trillions of dollars.

00:38:22.140 think our oil sands alone is like a 15 trillion dollar play you know it's not even counting the

00:38:26.540 gas the gas into i've done a lot of work on you know when i was advising on the kxl pipeline which

00:38:32.860 we tried to reinstitute institute with the americans back when i was working for the premier

00:38:39.340 and um and we did a ton of work on how powerful our gas would be into the indian and chinese grid

00:38:45.180 which by the way is where all of the global emissions explosion of the last 10 years has come

00:38:50.140 Right? And the reason that's happening in Asia is because they're moving a 0.56

00:38:54.400 billion people out of driving poverty into the middle class. It's the most

00:38:58.480 interesting thing happening in global human history in the last 20 years has

00:39:01.780 been that movement of people out of poverty by over a billion people into

00:39:06.400 a sustainable middle class. It's going to cost a lot with energy. So we need to

00:39:10.060 find cleaner sources of energy. Canada's got that, but we are on this vacation

00:39:14.460 from history where under a liberal left government, they've made us even more a

00:39:19.120 vassal state of the United States. They've made us more 0.99

00:39:22.900 dependent on the United States than ever. And they haven't

00:39:25.940 permitted us to actually build the global market access that

00:39:28.740 would make us strong. And so if you've been presiding over that

00:39:32.200 failed left ideology for 10 years, you've been at the

00:39:35.300 heartbeat of it the way Mark Carney has, he's one of the few

00:39:38.380 guys that in the moment that he's got to lead could actually

00:39:41.140 put his stamp on a Canadian legacy, a true legacy by

00:39:44.740 building some of the assets that he was instrumental in his

00:39:47.940 philosophy was instrumental in seeing cancelled over the last 10 years. And in doing that, now

00:39:53.300 that, you know, now the Liberal Party wants to run against Donald Trump, you know, maybe there's a

00:39:57.660 chance that the Trump derangement will actually force them to do a couple good things for

00:40:01.840 Canada's sustainable, structural, competitive advantage in the globe, which is something we've

00:40:07.440 been arguing for for years. I'm not, to be honest, you know, you see what's happening with canola

00:40:12.380 right now and the insanity of this you know our you know us basically pretending we have an ev

00:40:20.220 industry because they borrowed 50 billion dollars and burnt it with these battery plants

00:40:24.780 invoking tariffs against china and starting a trade war with china at the same time we're 0.66

00:40:30.120 facing a trade war with the united states in a way that defends nothing of any substance or value

00:40:35.460 inside the country but puts a 45 billion dollar canola industry and 200 000 canadian jobs

00:40:41.800 throws it on the fire of us picking a fight with China, trade war with China.

00:40:47.420 You can't make that stuff up.

00:40:49.200 And Mark Carney's got good relationships with China,

00:40:51.240 so I'd love to see him leverage those.

00:40:53.260 Take that thing to the WTO.

00:40:55.880 Tell the Chinese until the WTO resolves the debate we're willing to lift. 0.98

00:41:00.460 Have the conversation with the Americans like an adult 0.87

00:41:02.720 instead of pretending to be running against them

00:41:04.680 and acting like a victim all the time and say,

00:41:06.560 we have to change our strategy on EVs

00:41:09.060 because we can't afford what's happened at Canola.

00:41:11.800 And we want to create a walk back on these things to start to remove some of these tariffs that we've been imposing on the American and get to a tariff free trading relationship with the United States as much as we can.

00:41:24.640 And that's going to take having a fight with Quebec. And, you know, does Mark Carney have the ability or the gravitas to do that?

00:41:31.380 well i hope he does because the the country is at stake we can't keep stumbling backwards making

00:41:38.180 mistakes like the one that we're experiencing right now with the destruction of our canola industry

00:41:43.060 off the back of a climate uh strategy that's been failing federally so mark carney's got

00:41:49.140 some opportunities and i hope he seizes them yeah i mean that's that's interesting and he

00:41:54.580 definitely has his work cut out for him david i want to shift gears a little bit and just talk

00:41:59.060 about our friends over in the Legacy Media because I noticed that Andrew Scheer put out

00:42:03.780 this post on X and I completely agree with it. This is what he wrote. He said,

00:42:08.900 Remember, the Canadian media refused to report on Trudeau's blackface. It took foreign media

00:42:14.100 to expose it. Now Canadian media wrapping Carney in a protective cocoon, forcing Canadians to get

00:42:19.540 the truth about him from overseas outlets. Just like Justin, Carney is a media creation. So this

00:42:27.300 is factually true the legacy media in canada did not break the story of justin trudeau

00:42:32.500 with blackface that was done by an american outlet time magazine anna perma kumpaparthi wrote the

00:42:40.580 story in september 2019 and justin trudeau wore brown face they called it at a 2001 arabian nights

00:42:48.100 party while he taught at a private school and so this is the picture that came out from that

00:42:53.860 everybody saw it everybody knows this picture that was not reported by the canadian press

00:42:58.500 that was reported by american reporters okay and so i think this is what andrew shear was talking

00:43:04.900 about that it was the americans that reported it and then almost immediately i don't know if you

00:43:09.940 remember this david but within a few hours maybe within a day of that time magazine report coming

00:43:15.940 out. Global News also put out a report and they also had a picture of Justin Trudeau wearing

00:43:24.700 blackface. So this is the third time. So there was also a second time, but all of a sudden this 0.95

00:43:29.080 picture came out. And so to me and to most Canadians who were watching and paying attention,

00:43:34.560 it didn't just happen that Global happened to have that photo given to them mere hours after

00:43:39.180 Time Magazine broke it. It would seem to me that they had that picture all along and they chose

00:43:43.800 not to break it because they just didn't want to risk it derailing the election for Justin Trudeau.

00:43:49.040 Remember, we were in the middle of the campaign. Andrew Scheer at the time was the conservative

00:43:52.820 candidate. And then there was another picture that came out as well, which was of Justin Trudeau

00:43:59.080 in his own high school yearbook when he was a teenager, also wearing blackface. There it is.

00:44:04.700 Looks like he's imitating a singer. He's got a black Afro wig on and he's painted black. 0.92

00:44:10.360 So obviously, Justin Trudeau did that many, many times. The Canadian press were happy to report it after the fact, after it already came out. But at the time, they didn't cover it. They had those pictures, presumably, and they held them. So I just want to read a little bit of the reaction that we saw to that original Andrew Scheer tweet that I shared.

00:44:28.200 So John Iveson in the National Post wrote, what BS? I was on Andrew Scheer's campaign plan the night the story broke. It was everywhere for the duration of the campaign. Hardly the media's fault if, when presented with an empty net, Andrew contrived to trip over his laces.

00:44:44.260 So he's basically just saying that, what do you mean?

00:44:46.960 We covered it after the fact.

00:44:48.640 Well, that's not what Andrew was talking about.

00:44:50.080 He was talking about the fact that the media had those photos, obviously, and they didn't

00:44:54.640 cover it until after they were sort of forced to.

00:44:57.220 Another comment is Warren Kinsella, liberal strategist.

00:45:00.120 He wrote, this is a lie.

00:45:01.760 He is lying.

00:45:02.740 The blackface story was covered like it was a moon landing by everyone. 0.95

00:45:06.020 Shears flat out lying from Speaker of the House to liar chasing clicks. 0.72

00:45:10.180 Sad.

00:45:10.960 And we also have Glenn McGregor, another reporter.

00:45:13.400 He just writes, this is incorrect. I was covering the liberal campaign the night the story broke.

00:45:17.180 Every news outlet in the country jumped on it. Immediately reporters on the campaign

00:45:21.580 and told the Trudeau media we wouldn't leave Halifax on the plane as scheduled

00:45:25.260 until he took questions on it. So to me,

00:45:29.840 David, this is just an example of the media

00:45:32.980 jumping on something and taking it out of context because Andrew Scheer

00:45:37.360 is literally talking about how they didn't cover it initially until they were forced

00:45:41.380 to by an American outlet and then they're all saying you're lying we did cover it it's like

00:45:45.840 yeah after you were forced to because someone else was doing your job this is just so typical

00:45:50.680 of the Canadian media what do you think of this whole this whole thing look I think I think a lot

00:45:56.400 of people in Canadian media I just had an interaction with Andrew Coyne over over his

00:46:02.020 reposting of something and Andrew's a guy who I respect a lot he's very concerned with

00:46:07.360 misinformation all the time. And he just reposted a Portuguese left wing paper talking about Portuguese forfeiting their F-35, the US fighter jet, the F-35s, and looking for European planes. And so I thought that's bizarre because I know a bit about, you know, I focused on energy and security stuff. I know a bit about the NATO structure and how those planes are being treated.

00:46:33.540 And so I clicked on it, I read it, and it took like five minutes to figure out immediately that that is not what the defense minister of Portugal had said at all.

00:46:42.540 It was totally misleading. And then Andrew posted it up as if it was the truth.

00:46:46.540 And then he'd added, you know, Canada should revisit its F-35s as well.

00:46:50.540 So I think that one of the things that's happened in the Canadian press that is sort of a second order effect of the state buying the media so that the media is now complicit is that you get this very heavy reaction and frustration anytime the media is told, hey, we think you guys are kind of complicit here, right?

00:47:12.380 We think you're not doing your job.

00:47:13.800 I mean, there's a lot of professional resentment when you hear that, that you just think, well, wait a second.

00:47:18.680 And that's what I read in the reaction this year. I read these people saying, hey, you know, you were there. You should have won if you wanted to win. Like, that's not us. That's on you. Right.

00:47:26.840 But there's there's a lot of anxiety in the Canadian press by people that are credible writers and I think smart people.

00:47:33.620 And it's, you know, in Andrew's case, I've been surprised just how far down the path of just active anxiety and anti-American sentiment he seems to have all the time right now.

00:47:44.880 And I think he's an extraordinarily smart guy on a lot of the institutional stuff.

00:47:49.640 We would have expected him to be the one that really nailed down this 50 billion dollar EV fraud that was perpetrated in the name of climate.

00:47:57.300 Right. So what's going on? What's what's happening here?

00:47:59.960 I think what's happening is when you have an entire industry, the staff of which has a natural predilection towards a center left perspective anyway, just personally.

00:48:09.840 right um and you also have an industry that has made itself completely pliant to a federal

00:48:17.400 government says look we're going to pay you money explicitly then we're also going to be the largest

00:48:23.100 advertiser in the country and pay you money through your ad revenue and then we're also

00:48:28.540 going to give you only access to us when we feel like giving you access for stories so we're going

00:48:33.660 to make your job plausible and with those three pillars we're going to control you and we pull

00:48:38.420 your strings, you better do what we say, right? And people want to pretend that those incentives

00:48:44.220 don't matter, that they can speak truth to power, they can write what they think. But what happens

00:48:48.960 is this self-justification, it's very subtle and unconscious to constantly kind of toe the line

00:48:54.860 and see the government perspective on things and dig deep. You know, when I was watching a CBC

00:48:59.260 commentary on Carney and his trust fund, it was wild to watch these CBC talking heads

00:49:05.520 go into second layers of detail

00:49:08.140 about the way a trust works

00:49:09.440 based on what Marneau did

00:49:10.580 and the fact that he had one house.

00:49:11.940 You're like, why have they done

00:49:13.180 all this extra, extra work

00:49:14.460 to try and figure out

00:49:15.420 how to make it palatable to Canadians

00:49:17.620 that a guy that's hitting the ball

00:49:19.560 and is now being sworn in as prime minister

00:49:21.560 hasn't told Canadians what he owns,

00:49:23.900 where he owns it,

00:49:24.600 what the conflicts will be

00:49:25.700 when he's in a Privy Council meeting

00:49:27.480 where he's getting inside information

00:49:29.060 and why that won't be tradable, right?

00:49:33.100 And it's like, trust us.

00:49:35.520 just kind of like mansplaining david cochran cbc was like mansplaining to the audience

00:49:41.280 why it wasn't really a big deal that uh that mark carney stepped off the board of brookfield and that

00:49:47.840 he recommended the move because the move had nothing to do with trump it was all just about

00:49:51.200 brookfield trying to gain new access to new pools of capital and like it honestly david it sounded

00:49:56.600 like he was a pr flack for the carney campaign and yet we know that he is a paid uh journalist

00:50:03.420 Yeah, it's interesting with all those journalists complaining about Andrew Scheer, like I would assume that they genuinely believe it.

00:50:09.380 And it kind of adds another layer onto what you were talking about, because the people who work in the legacy media are partisan and ideologically left.

00:50:17.540 We know that they are, but they pretend to be straight news journalists.

00:50:20.460 They pretend to be straight down the road.

00:50:22.300 So on top of the incentives that do matter, the fact that their companies are funded by the government and not just like the whole government, but by the Liberal Party.

00:50:31.600 Like every time there's an election, the liberals up the ante and put more money towards the legacy media, whereas the conservatives don't believe that.

00:50:37.480 So they're promising to cut. So you have these incentives and then you also have biased journalists masquerading as real journalists.

00:50:44.320 And they want you to believe that they have no opinions of their own, that they don't lean either way, that they're just completely fair, calling it balls and strikes.

00:50:51.860 This is this is what sort of makes independent journalists different, because we like like, you know, you know that I am a conservative.

00:50:58.920 I am a social conservative and I don't try to hide that I don't lie about it so I am reporting the

00:51:04.200 news and I'm telling people what's happening in the country but I'm not trying to hide the fact

00:51:07.820 that I have my own personal views and beliefs whereas the difference is that the media doesn't

00:51:12.560 they're not authentic they don't tell the truth they pretend that they are completely straight

00:51:18.220 and unbiased and we know that they're not I want to bring uh Kian Bexty into the conversation

00:51:22.620 because he is here as well. And Kian, we're talking about this whole episode of Justin Trudeau

00:51:30.180 and blackface. And it brings me back, man, it brings me back to the 2019 election campaign,

00:51:35.460 because you were part of a lawsuit. So Andrew Lawton was working for True North at the time,

00:51:40.240 he wanted to cover the leaders debate, they rejected him. And the way that they did it was

00:51:44.960 incredibly unfair. Like, it was it was wrong, everything about it. And so we decided to sue,

00:51:50.760 We said, okay, we're going to sue. We're going to try to get Andrew Lawton in. I talked to Ezra Levant, who at the time was your boss, Kian, and he said, okay, we're going to sue too. So they put our lawsuits together. We had an emergency injunction issued by a federal court that allowed both you and Andrew Lawton to go to the debates. And this was the time, it was the moment that this story was blowing up. I think it had just been reported a few days earlier.

00:52:12.180 And so we have a clip of you, Kian, asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at that leader's debate that we had to sue to get you in to apologize for blackface.

00:52:22.140 So let's go to that clip.

00:52:23.900 Hi, Mr. Trudeau. Since your multiple use of blackface became an international scandal, Canada's international reputation has been irreparably harmed.

00:52:33.760 Have you reached out to any African leaders or any leaders from the Middle East to apologize for your conduct?

00:52:38.840 Canada will continue to engage in a positive, constructive way around the world,

00:52:43.840 standing up for human rights, engaging with leaders right around the world,

00:52:48.840 because we know that promoting our values and prosperity for everyone around the world

00:52:54.840 is good for Canadians and creates better opportunities for everyone.

00:52:58.840 So that didn't answer the question at all.

00:53:00.840 Have you spoken to any African leaders or leaders from the Middle East

00:53:03.840 to apologize for your personal conduct?

00:53:06.840 I have continued to engage with leaders around the world in a responsible way during an election campaign.

00:53:13.140 My focus is connecting with Canadians, as I was able to tonight.

00:53:16.240 And I was very pleased to see so many of the questions turned to the environment.

00:53:20.680 In all sections, there was a clear contrast between those on stage who don't think we should be fighting climate change and those of us who do.

00:53:28.820 And again, we are the only party with a clear plan to fight climate change.

00:53:32.820 I love how we spun a question about him wearing blackface into an opportunity to brag about climate change. What do you think of that? 0.56

00:53:41.920 he was an expert at staying on message you know you could ask him even if you had the opportunity

00:53:46.960 to get to him which they obviously kept very rare um you know we had to sue to get access

00:53:53.040 he would take any question we asked and flip it into i mean he was he was an expert at what he

00:53:57.600 did i'm i'm honestly glad that he's gone because uh his ability to you know

00:54:03.840 frankly for hours on end you know those questions didn't weren't short he would turn around and

00:54:11.280 talk about climate change he'd talk about gender balanced cabinets he would talk about diversity

00:54:17.200 and inclusion and the question could have been about you know like you know why are you why are

00:54:21.600 you wasting money on this contract x y and z and he would turn it into like a social justice issue

00:54:27.520 which was really his superpower uh it was it was kind of impressive you know i i don't know

00:54:31.760 if mark carney's going to change uh his the the ability for independent journalists like us to

00:54:37.120 access him i kind of doubt it um i don't know if we have the clip but as mark carney was walking

00:54:42.160 into the governor general's home this morning to be sworn in i saw none other than terry guion

00:54:48.320 justin trudeau's media enforcer skulking in behind him uh which is not a good sign if anyone knows

00:54:55.040 who terry guion is uh he's he's a uh pushy fella um once he actually body checked me to keep me

00:55:02.480 away from justin trudeau he worked for the parliamentary press gallery as as the president

00:55:06.960 of that gallery and justin trudeau realized what a good job he was doing being his stenographer and

00:55:12.560 said hey why don't you come join me in the prime minister's office so terry guion moved from the

00:55:17.920 you know the chief of the parliamentary press gallery to justin trudeau's partisan prime

00:55:22.880 minister's office where he then kept the president of the uh where he then kept the parliamentary

00:55:28.240 press gallery in check i mean really it was the same job i don't i don't know why they needed to

00:55:32.640 change business cards but they did and he spent the entire in almost the entirety of justin trudeau's

00:55:38.480 term in office uh right next to him following him along making sure that he did a head count

00:55:44.560 at every media availability instructing the rcmp personally to arrest me when i attended a one of

00:55:50.640 the covet uh press conferences at rideau cottage uh so you know really really he was the mastermind

00:55:56.960 behind Trudeau's, the ability for Trudeau to keep himself secluded from any tough questions.

00:56:04.120 And seeing him skulk in behind Mark Carney is actually kind of concerning to me. I hoped he

00:56:09.460 would be turfed with Justin Trudeau, and maybe they were buddies, and maybe Mark Carney could

00:56:15.620 see how undemocratic and illiberal it is to have a henchman follow you around and pick and choose

00:56:21.480 which journalists are allowed into a building, into a press conference, and which ones actually

00:56:25.020 get arrested it's it's uh you know it's not a not a great guy not a great guy to be around the

00:56:30.840 prime minister of a g7 country totally wrong um but you know seeing him go into the governor

00:56:35.780 general's house doesn't give me a lot of confidence that anything's going to change with

00:56:39.340 mark carney well that was that was the thing that got us into the leaders debate because

00:56:43.440 the trudeau government i don't know if you remember they created this whole like it was

00:56:47.060 supposed to be an arm's length organization that they claimed was like completely separate from

00:56:50.800 the government and it was retired journalists who got to decide but then when we got our rejection

00:56:55.320 letters it didn't come from that office it came from like a government bureaucrat was that what

00:56:59.460 it was why is why is the government involved in these decisions they're not supposed to be

00:57:03.000 and that was ultimately part of what the judge ruled allowed us to go in but you know the idea

00:57:08.620 that that that individual is still there uh warren kinsella has made this point as well that katie

00:57:13.700 telford gerald buts the people behind justin trudeau are now the people behind mark carney

00:57:17.860 And even the people out in front, like we have Stéphane Guilbault still in cabinet.

00:57:22.160 We have like all of the same individuals, the same players are still there.

00:57:26.280 So this isn't a change in government. This isn't a new direction.

00:57:28.940 This is just a continuation of the Trudeau mandate.

00:57:31.620 They just swapped out the unpopular leader for this new individual that hasn't been tested.

00:57:37.840 And what David and I were talking about earlier, the media just sort of refused to do their job of uncovering the story of who this person is,

00:57:45.140 what drives him what makes him tick what he believes what he's going to do you know all

00:57:49.780 we see is just sort of select press conferences that are i'm sorry they look like cosplay like

00:57:55.180 he was in hamilton at a steel factory dressed in orange overalls making him look as if he was like

00:58:00.700 a blue collar worker like does anyone buy that he just looks so silly like he kind of reminds me of 1.00

00:58:06.160 like the meme like you look like mr burns pretending to be like an everyday every joe 0.88

00:58:10.860 Canadian guy. It's so inauthentic. And I think Canadians see right through it. David, what do 1.00

00:58:16.300 you think? Yeah, look, I think they have a fundamental problem. Their ideas have failed

00:58:24.840 badly for nine years. We have the worst productivity trend in the 40 most advanced

00:58:31.180 economies in the world. We have the worst productivity in the G7. We have tax rates

00:58:37.120 that are untenable we have when you look at our job growth as a nation most of the jobs have come

00:58:43.560 from the governments borrowing money and using that to employ more government employees so we

00:58:50.260 have a sclerotic and obese and massively expanded bureaucracy and it's completely untenable and so

00:58:58.960 what's happened is our our debt levels have accrued to a point where now every budget is

00:59:04.800 seeing increasing deficits, largely because we're going to lose another $64 billion or more this

00:59:10.700 year, largely because they've just lost control of the budget process. When you have failed for

00:59:16.200 nine years, the one thing you've got left is messaging, message control, because there's

00:59:22.380 nothing to point to in the economy without... Do you remember when Christian Freeland used to say

00:59:26.260 we have the best net debt to GDP in the G7, which is you only get to net debt if you discount all

00:59:33.800 our pension funds from the debt owed uh and and you have to pay back gross debt not debt not net

00:59:39.800 debt so they start using these bizarre untenable intentionally deceptive framings she would talk 0.99

00:59:47.960 about she would talk about jobs reports after hiring 60 000 new federal government employees

00:59:54.680 which is of course destructive of productivity it's destructive of the the public fisc because

01:00:00.200 you're borrowing money and you're using it in a single year to employ a bunch of people then

01:00:05.800 become a permanent annual operating deficit on the budget so you're compounding your your debt

01:00:10.920 problem and your deficit problem by hiring people and they've done that you know they've made the

01:00:15.640 bureaucracy 70 percent more expensive and 40 larger and in the same time period public services have

01:00:22.280 plummeted on almost every possible performance measure right well and even just to add on top

01:00:26.920 of that I mean it's even more deceptive because they opened the floodgates of mass immigration 0.87

01:00:31.240 and they were using that to artificially boost the GDP numbers as well and when Chrystia Freeland

01:00:36.200 is talking about net debt of course she's not including subnational debts and Canada has the

01:00:41.240 largest subnational debts in the entire world it's nowhere close because we allow our provincial

01:00:46.760 governments to borrow like there's no tomorrow and particularly Ontario and Quebec have deficits

01:00:53.560 like the size of what the entire Canadian government would have had just a few generations

01:00:58.860 ago. And so we really are incredibly indebted. And the media just sort of, again, they always

01:01:05.040 let her have a pass on that one. And it didn't seem like anyone was ever willing to completely

01:01:09.600 like just point out how patently absurd this was.

01:01:12.780 No, again, if you own the media and you give them their money and you give them their ad

01:01:16.740 revenue and you give them access, then you've got the three things that matter the most to

01:01:21.380 media enterprise right and they're they're explicit about it and to ken's point they have these

01:01:26.340 machiavellian figures these dark shadowy people kind of floating around the periphery deeply

01:01:31.460 unlikable but deeply ideological and they're committed to whatever their view of their whatever

01:01:37.540 their sad view of canada is and what it results in is a denial to canadians of an understanding of

01:01:42.420 what's at stake in any given moment but because the numbers are so bad for the last nine years

01:01:47.300 because mark carney's at the heart of the two biggest problems the fiscal mismanagement and

01:01:52.100 the climate mismanagement they are going to emphasize and amp up messaging communications

01:01:58.900 and i just think you know by nature the left is just better at this stuff than we are on the right

01:02:04.980 you know they just happen to have a a you know they're they're very very focused on it there's

01:02:10.500 a reason why journalists tend to be sort of 90 percent left of center right that the whole sort

01:02:16.500 of narrative arc of the way that you report what you're trying to do by being a journalist and

01:02:21.540 other things tends towards more active communitarian view and framing and understanding of the world

01:02:28.180 and so there's this natural kind of link up where journalists are often even if they weren't fully

01:02:33.300 funded they're they're fighting what they see to be for a better world in a way that they understand

01:02:39.060 it in a way that tends to be more center left so they're just instinctively more um uh kind of on

01:02:45.460 the outlook for the excuse that mark harney will need to make sure that he gets elected when you

01:02:50.820 add to that natural predilection the fact that pierre has come out and said we're defunding this

01:02:57.060 it's going to end right this banana republic situation where the government controls the 0.91

01:03:01.220 media in the country is over right when you add that into the equation i think it's all at war

01:03:07.060 right now and i i think that the conservatives have got to have a very effective game plan

01:03:13.540 because what you're up against is what andrew shear saw which is he was trying to make sort of

01:03:17.780 a generic point which people picked up on but people that i actually read and like like kinsella

01:03:24.020 or ivison or others when those guys are piling on them you know that the left is just like they're

01:03:29.460 going to lose their minds if you're reminding them at all of how hypocritical the identity politics

01:03:35.860 of the left have been you know you can't be shedding tears for hoaxes that didn't happen

01:03:40.340 in residential schools and pretending that you care deeply about the diversity of

01:03:45.540 the canadian population when you're sort of mocking it up uh in in blackface i don't believe

01:03:50.900 that that former prime minister trudeau was a racist at all and i'm offended by that natural

01:03:56.900 instinct in in canadian media but what's what's so ironic and self-defeating about the canadian

01:04:02.340 medias they would have if any conservative had been caught with those pictures absolutely destroyed

01:04:08.180 that person's life and reputation there would have been no chance that person could show their

01:04:13.140 face in public at a cocktail party in toronto not a chance right they would have made it a mission

01:04:19.140 to make that guy aware that there's no chance they were allowed back into light company in

01:04:23.620 canada they would have burned him at the pyre for the sin of violating the left-wing code of identity

01:04:29.220 politics and yet when their guy does it it's not only a free pass it's angry reactions when somebody

01:04:34.900 reminds them of it and so that's the thing that i think canadians are over canadians are tired of

01:04:39.940 being told they're racist tired of being told that their history is oppressive and colonial

01:04:44.580 we've been one of the brightest lights in human history as a nation and sacrificed generations

01:04:49.940 of lives to defend western values they're tired of having their kids go to schools and be being

01:04:55.060 told that their gender is this fluid thing because some left-wing french critical school thinks it

01:05:00.420 is and that's being taught as if it's a fact instead of a weird peripheral leftist fantasy

01:05:06.100 they're tired of being told their kids being told that they're racist if they happen to be white

01:05:10.740 or that they're privileged instead of blessed right like this language choice on the left this

01:05:16.660 ideological sort of fiction fantasist approach that you have to toe our line or you will be

01:05:24.660 cancelled and when the other guys do it you know when it happens to justin trudeau there's no

01:05:28.740 cancelling and it's instant sort of attempt to sort of that's when you know that actually it's

01:05:34.020 not really a philosophy it's an ideology it's meant to protect and push forward a set of

01:05:39.380 presumptions that will be carried by a set of people and if those those people foot foul on

01:05:44.420 the identity politics it's got to be forgiven forgotten and anyone that tries to remind them

01:05:48.820 will be offside right but when your kid says something funny playing on a team with a couple

01:05:54.820 kids from some different ethnic backgrounds oh my god you know the teacher might have to send a 1.00

01:05:59.380 letter send them home it could be scripted it could be that they get questioned for whether

01:06:03.860 or not they can go to baseball camp a year later and if you know that might be in their record

01:06:09.060 right but the prime minister of canada can do what he likes because he's a left-wing ideologue

01:06:14.420 and and that is what i think canadians are tired of and that is the kind of thing that i think

01:06:18.420 pierre will be able to address i believe that more than ever this next election will be fought

01:06:22.740 not just on the substance of the the horrific destruction of the canadian economy and

01:06:29.220 productivity under this government for nine ten years i think it will also be fought on some

01:06:33.620 cultural grounds because i think canadians are really tired of knowing that their media

01:06:38.420 is a crop that style media that's been bought and paid for and i hope that he does what donald trump

01:06:43.780 did under the influence of his son and a couple others and just starts to go on podcasts and say

01:06:48.420 you know what candace you know i'll do another long form hour with you and i'll challenge mark

01:06:52.900 harney to do the same because canadians deserve to to hear what these guys think and why they think

01:06:58.420 it we deserve to sort of have an hour of if mark carney said candace i'll talk to you for an hour

01:07:03.060 about anything you want to talk about no holds barred ask me what you want right that would get

01:07:08.740 a few million views because nobody knows who this guy is and they know that the press

01:07:13.140 is playing along with the liberal party construction that hasn't held up even in the

01:07:18.260 most rudimentary form you know his background's not holding up what he did with brookfield's not

01:07:23.060 holding up what he did on climate not holding up what he did in the uk not holding up did he

01:07:28.980 even call the ball on how we reacted in 2008 not holding up right and so i think i think that if we

01:07:36.580 can shift the only way to fight back against this sort of dystopian media control government

01:07:44.260 hand-in-glove relationship is just to do exactly what you're doing have these conversations from

01:07:49.460 a principle perspective in a way that allows you know you and kian and others that are heroically

01:07:56.340 trying to address these issues honestly and not in a partisan way you know if conservatives can get

01:08:00.980 it wrong deserve to be held account for doing that i saw that when i was working with the premier's

01:08:05.220 office there were moments i thought we were getting it wrong couldn't say it out loud because

01:08:09.220 you're wearing the jersey you've got to be on the ice and you got to go into the corner and grind

01:08:13.380 even if you don't like that thing but you know that's when you want a media that says hey for

01:08:19.380 alberta you guys are mixing you guys are mixing up your priorities here you're doing it wrong

01:08:24.820 that's the importance of immediate holds everybody to account whether you like the feeling of being

01:08:29.060 held to account or not and it makes for a better society so i hope that the conservatives can get

01:08:34.820 a hold of a vision and then fight it in the corners and i think the corners are going to be

01:08:39.780 podcasts i hope so and i hope you're right and if mark carney is watching or if one of his staff

01:08:44.820 members are if this gets clipped you are welcome to come on the show anytime i'm happy to fly

01:08:49.220 wherever you are sit down on your terms and i will ask you hard questions but i think it's important

01:08:54.100 i think canadians do want to know and you know same thing of course goes to any of the party

01:08:57.860 leaders happy to do that again i want to uh highlight uh just one thing because prime minister

01:09:03.380 trudeau i mean yes we're focused to show today on mark carney and him coming in as prime minister

01:09:07.700 but we should have a moment to celebrate the fact that justin trudeau is no longer the prime

01:09:12.900 minister we don't have to listen to him anymore we don't watch him anymore we don't put up with

01:09:16.100 him anymore he put out one final message for canadians this is just so quintessentially

01:09:21.540 Justin Trudeau. He writes on X. He says, hey, Canada, one last thing. And then he posts this

01:09:26.840 video of himself. It looks like his hair is dyed here. It looks like a really strange color. But

01:09:31.360 anyway, here is Justin Trudeau's farewell post. I am so proud of Canadians. I'm proud to have

01:09:39.680 served a country full of people who stand up for what's right, rise to every occasion,

01:09:44.640 and always have each other's backs when it matters most.

01:09:49.520 This may be my last day here in this office,

01:09:52.180 but I will always be boldly and unapologetically Canadian.

01:09:58.380 My only ask is that no matter what the world throws at us,

01:10:03.300 you always be the same.

01:10:06.060 So it sounds like a high school boyfriend talking to you,

01:10:10.400 like, hey, Canada, and then zooming in like that.

01:10:12.740 I mean, for most Canadians, we'll remember Justin Trudeau as a person that divided the country, destroyed the energy sector, locked us down and used the Emergencies Act against peaceful protesters on Parliament Hill, the truckers.

01:10:25.900 Maybe some people buy into this. Jagmeet Singh, the NDP leader who propped Trudeau up for the past six years of his government, he wrote this on X.

01:10:33.600 He says, I want to congratulate Prime Minister Trudeau on his time in office and wish him well.

01:10:38.460 He served our country through tumultuous times.

01:10:40.820 Whatever disagreements we have had, his love for Canada is always evident.

01:10:45.420 So love letters back and forth, I guess.

01:10:50.020 But Kian, I'll bring you in on this.

01:10:53.120 Any final words for Justin Trudeau on his way out the door?

01:10:56.620 Yeah, your comment about his hair dye reminded me of Eyebrow Gate when the entire country just convulsed thinking that he had his strip-on eyebrows.

01:11:06.920 But, you know, I think that it's nice that Trudeau's gone.

01:11:11.380 Only someone like Mark Carney could ruin this moment for me.

01:11:15.680 You know, I had fireworks and champagne for this moment.

01:11:19.400 You know, I got it like five years ago, ready to go, and it's not getting used, obviously.

01:11:24.680 Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney is not going to be much different than Justin Trudeau. And that is

01:11:29.600 evidenced by his cabinet. We could pull up the actual list of who he just swore in today. And

01:11:35.780 you can see that it's almost virtually the same. It's just smaller. What he did was he removed

01:11:42.560 baggage for the time being so that he didn't have to carry it through the election. People like Mark

01:11:47.860 Miller, good friends of Justin Trudeau. But we can look at this right now. Dominic LeBlanc,

01:11:52.740 Melanie Jolie, Champagne, Anand, Blair, Hadjou, the lockdown princess herself, Wilkinson, Taylor,

01:12:02.560 Guilbeau, Freeland. Even he kept Stephen Gilbeau, the person who was most vehemently in support of

01:12:07.820 the carbon tax, who Mark Hardy now says he definitely totally isn't in support of a consumer

01:12:12.520 carbon tax, but somehow an ideologue like Stephen Gilbeau, who climbed the CN Tower

01:12:17.260 in protest of capitalism and growth is still in this cabinet.

01:12:24.640 Christia Freeland, I'm not going to try to pronounce these names,

01:12:27.880 but it's Justin Trudeau's base that is here.

01:12:30.900 Even David McGinty is still there. 0.96

01:12:33.260 So, I mean, there's no better term for this than lipstick on a pig.

01:12:37.060 I saw someone on Twitter comment that they literally just changed the font

01:12:41.340 and handed in the same presentation.

01:12:43.840 There's no difference here.

01:12:45.020 And Canadians, I think, are smart enough to see that, that when they go to the polls, it doesn't matter, you know, who's at the head of the table when the entire company is the same.

01:12:58.180 And what do you think, David?

01:12:59.380 Do you think that, like, can we, do you have any final words for, to me, just want to add one element to it.

01:13:06.720 there was a news report that iPolitics was reporting that Jagmeet Singh hadn't received a

01:13:11.440 phone call from Mark Carney that it seems that Mark Carney has no plans to try to forge

01:13:15.780 a coalition with the NDP. So we're saying goodbye and farewell to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

01:13:21.300 We might also be saying farewell to Jagmeet Singh, that he's just not useful anymore in this current

01:13:26.740 arrangement. If Mark Carney is indeed about to call an election, that will likely be the end of

01:13:31.880 Jagmeet Singh's career. What do you think? Well, I agree with Kian. I was just

01:13:36.680 checking some of the names as he was going through them, I think that this is a rogues

01:13:41.340 gallery of failed, you know, provably failed politicians. I'm stunned that some of these

01:13:48.880 people even hold higher office representing the country. And I think, though, that, you know,

01:13:56.260 when this election gets fought, I have a sneaking suspicion, given what happened with the polls,

01:14:02.100 that the liberals under Carney and this sort of state media thing uh didn't fare that well against

01:14:07.860 the conservatives when you look at where they pulled pulled the votes from what happened was

01:14:11.700 they uh the NDP have kind of consolidated into the liberal tent on a voter level at least when

01:14:17.380 you look at the cross cross tabs so people that identify as an NDP voter have started to say well

01:14:23.540 I would vote for Mark Carney right um and what that means is that I think unfortunately for

01:14:29.220 conservatives what that means is instead of having sort of a live wire ndp right running against live

01:14:34.100 wire liberals and splitting the vote in in say 16 to 20 different constituencies you'll see some

01:14:40.260 consolidation into the liberal party fold and that means for mark carney and his strategist

01:14:46.500 who as a strategist to mark carney as we talked about i would certainly be sending him to to uh

01:14:51.220 europe because the guy's never been a leader and you want to make him appear to be one with the

01:14:55.700 prop of the state is state visits but also i think um i could see mark carney cozying up and using

01:15:02.580 gilbo to do some of this to quebec um and trying to forge a deal with the bloc because what they

01:15:10.420 know for sure is the bloc is hardening their base and that is the only thing that would would allow

01:15:17.860 the liberals to actually form a government now they can't i don't think if the polling is right

01:15:23.060 and that's a big if and i don't mean fake polls like ecos and others i mean like real polls uh

01:15:29.780 ipsos leisure etc you know if that pulling is right and the crosstabs are right so far

01:15:35.300 we're going to see a shift to a consolidated left which is going to be very hard for the conservatives

01:15:41.060 but that means for carney the only play that he's got is going to be trying to focus on quebec

01:15:46.100 and it could be that the whole like paris trip his attempt to do so like putting gilbeau as a

01:15:52.420 quebec guy like even talking about a quebec lieutenant that there's going to be this very

01:15:57.300 steep focus on buying off quebec maybe buying off the block to try and form a liberal minority

01:16:04.580 government one more round because that's the only path i can see right now looking at the polling

01:16:09.700 that gives them a shot i'm still very bullish that we will win uh because i just find it hard to

01:16:15.940 believe they can run from the fact base solely on owning the media and using thin communications for

01:16:22.660 that much longer you know i think even i think a lot of canadians very similar to what you saw

01:16:27.620 happen in the us aren't even signaling the press just how how dissatisfied they are with what

01:16:33.060 they've seen happen and i think when you look at this this number is like 400 registered only 125

01:16:39.380 000 people voted for this guy out of 40 million canadians i think a lot of canadians are tired

01:16:44.660 of this stuff i also think that you cannot underestimate what's happening right now on the

01:16:50.020 ground what's happening with the canola industry in saskatchewan off the completely boneheaded move

01:16:56.100 of this ottawa elite to wrap themselves in the flag and say it's team canada to go ahead and

01:17:01.780 and try and protect tesla by and this fake industry they tried to borrow money to create

01:17:06.980 the ev batteries by tariffing china knowing that china's only reaction is going to be what it was

01:17:12.420 in 2019 to go after canola right they're putting at risk intentionally a 45 billion dollar existing

01:17:18.980 industry that's right at a critical moment uh they've already had had one week from announcing

01:17:24.260 from the chinese announcement march 20th is when that comes in western separatism if if

01:17:30.740 they manage to pull off this block quebec what thing which means they're not going to get energy

01:17:35.140 east on and they go for this like social license bs around anything environmental again well the

01:17:43.140 east continues to buy 200 million dollars worth of russian energy and saudi energy

01:17:47.700 right i think that western separatism will become a totally different game and i think that that's

01:17:55.220 the risk to the country and that's why i'm saying the nixon to china narrative is so important right 1.00

01:17:59.460 now and if mark carney and his advisors don't understand how critical this moment is and if

01:18:04.180 What they're trying to do is do anything they can to run the media,

01:18:07.660 sustain the messaging, you know, recognize they've taken over the NDP.

01:18:11.420 And so they got to do a deal with the Bloc Québécois to hold power.

01:18:15.020 If they're doing power at all costs,

01:18:17.480 then one of those costs that I don't think they're remotely prepared for is,

01:18:22.140 and this is anecdotal, but I can tell you,

01:18:24.780 the interest by sophisticated people in saying, you know what?

01:18:29.360 Alberta is basically Monaco on its own.

01:18:32.540 we transferred over a trillion dollars to the rest of this country to be treated like like uh

01:18:38.540 second order and in saskatchewan this certain current situation you know they are creating

01:18:44.860 something that i think you'll see former premiers come and say we would go and lead it i think it's

01:18:51.020 that bad i'm not i'm certainly not speaking for jason jason is a centrist and a federalist when

01:18:55.180 i say that just to clarify i'm speaking for a bunch of other people that i know i am much more

01:19:01.820 uh much less attached to a confederation that thinks that this game can continue to be played

01:19:09.180 by the montreal ottawa toronto access without any consequences you will start to see i really think

01:19:15.820 if they pull this off you will start to see premiers in places like alberta say you know

01:19:20.540 what line three is going to go down for a little while see how your airports do without it right

01:19:25.740 no social license welcome to kerosene two and three you know montreal you probably don't know

01:19:31.580 what that is but it's how planes fly if there's no social license for your air traffic then you

01:19:38.220 you know we're tired of it now it's not going to work anymore we're over it i think confederation

01:19:42.700 can fracture off the back of the kinds of things that are happening at the moment after nine years

01:19:47.660 of them playing around the margins with it and if that's if mark carney doesn't move fast to be

01:19:53.500 a new pm for all canadians and signal that in very specific ways we're going to have a problem

01:20:00.220 you know if he doesn't if he doesn't if if his public security guys don't move very quickly to

01:20:05.180 say we will no longer allow people to cover their faces and chant terrorist slogans in our cities

01:20:12.060 you cover your face you hide your identity you chant hate stuff in front of jewish schools

01:20:16.540 we will arrest you pin you down if you are not in this country as a permanent resident and a 1.00

01:20:22.060 citizen you're gone right they've got to start doing these things because they're starting to 1.00

01:20:26.940 fragment the country along ethnic racial lines they're starting to fragment the country 1.00

01:20:32.220 geographically and by industry and it's it's not going to work so i think there's there's more

01:20:38.140 under the scenes of this election which is why i think one of the things pr has to do is get on

01:20:42.540 podcasts provide a vision for the whole country this rogues gallery of failed state apparatchiks

01:20:50.380 that have you know done nothing for nine years suddenly discovering they want to cancel carbon

01:20:54.940 tax is so cynical i completely agree and uh we're gonna we're gonna wrap up the live stream in a

01:21:00.220 moment here but you know you talk about how important it is for mark carney but it's also

01:21:04.540 incredibly important for pierre paulia like just anecdotally i would say like almost everyone i

01:21:08.220 talk to right up to people who work on this show uh say if the liberals win another majority like

01:21:14.540 i think i'll just completely lose faith in canada like i can't imagine what it will look like

01:21:19.420 like, particularly for folks in Alberta, for, I mean, the young men of this country that already

01:21:25.780 have, like, no belief in their ability to one day own a home or start a family. 45%, according to a

01:21:33.240 True North poll, found that 45% of young men under the age of 34 would take American citizen if it

01:21:39.940 was given to them. Like, if you start to imagine what happens if Pierre Polyev loses, and, like,

01:21:46.440 what will happen to the country, what will happen to the Conservative Party? Because,

01:21:49.380 you know, he sort of represented a more populist right flank of the party. And if that proves to

01:21:55.360 be a failure, like, it's hard to imagine off your head around. I don't want to go too deep into it

01:22:01.040 because it's sort of doom and gloom. But Kian, what do you think of how the Conservatives are

01:22:07.300 doing Pierre Polyev? And do you see the election turning up positively for them?

01:22:13.000 Well, I think what David said was exactly right, that if Justin Trudeau, well, I shouldn't say Justin Trudeau anymore, it's the Liberals. If the Liberals and Mark Carney win on this idea, on this premise that they've been operating under, at least his whole cabinet has been operating under, that Alberta is the ugly stepchild of Confederation and our needs to continue operating, to continue business, multi-billion dollar businesses and industries.

01:22:40.940 if we're not able to operate

01:22:43.460 in the same way that the dairy industry

01:22:45.980 is protected in Quebec, for example,

01:22:49.680 you know, with Donald Trump south of the border

01:22:51.500 giving a really appealing proposition

01:22:53.660 to young men and young women,

01:22:56.040 young families in general,

01:22:57.460 that, hey, you know, come over,

01:22:59.040 become an American,

01:23:00.480 you know, we'll develop your industries.

01:23:03.260 We will treat you with value

01:23:05.680 and treat the resource

01:23:07.600 that is under our feet as precious.

01:23:09.540 that becomes a very compelling offer to people especially if they see if they had the if they

01:23:18.000 saw the polls they saw that pierre was coming was on the doorstep about to become the next

01:23:22.640 prime minister and then because of some screwing around on the names on the ballots while the while

01:23:29.420 the policy remains the same and then the liberals eke out a victory and then continue on with

01:23:34.940 business as usual of subjugating alberta subjugating our industries destroying our

01:23:39.100 industries and taxing Alberta and transferring our wealth to Quebec, where they then burn it on

01:23:45.480 useless social programs, people are going to get really upset. People were thinking about

01:23:50.760 Western separatism before Trump was in office. This was during Joe Biden's term. They thought,

01:23:56.200 oh, maybe we'll join the United States with Joe Biden at the helm. So now think about what they're

01:24:01.520 going to be saying when Donald Trump is on the other side of the river, coaxing them over. I

01:24:06.360 I think that it's they're playing with fire if they think that Alberta and Saskatchewan and northern British Columbia are going to sit on the sidelines and let themselves be abused by Mark Carney and the Liberal caucus again for another four years.

01:24:19.560 You know, just it was four years ago when when this was bubbling up, people saying there's no way Justin Trudeau is going to win again.

01:24:26.820 If he does, we're out. And like I said, that was that was during Joe Biden's term.

01:24:31.020 So I think that it's, you know, they're really playing with fire and it's explosive.

01:24:36.220 It will be a disaster for them if they continue to subjugate Alberta, especially if they just eke out a victory just by a hair.

01:24:44.300 Albertans will just not tolerate that. 0.96

01:24:47.640 For a nation, I mean, you weren't on the live stream earlier, Kian, but the headline at CBC said the start of the Mark Carney era, right?

01:24:55.120 as if we're just paving the path for another 10 years of Dear Leader with totally unobjective

01:25:00.580 press, just acting as Pravda and propagandists. Okay, everyone, thanks so much for tuning in.

01:25:06.460 We're going to wrap up the live stream. We appreciate it. David Knightleg, always great

01:25:09.580 to have you and Kian Bexty. And we'll be back again on Monday with all the news.

01:25:13.760 Thank you so much. And God bless.

Juno News - March 14, 2025

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