Juno News - The BIGGEST problem in Canada EXPOSED at the G7, Carney vs. Trump

00:00:00.000 i'm candace malcolm and this is the candace malcolm show i hope everyone is having a great

00:00:07.040 day so far i want to say a special thanks to chris sims for guest hosting yesterday was a great

00:00:12.320 episode if you haven't seen it already i urge you to go over and check it out chris talks about the

00:00:17.840 rising cost of living in canada the inflation crisis and how it impacts everyday families

00:00:23.360 across canada we don't spend enough time zeroing in on that topic so even though mark carney might

00:00:29.040 be out there today you're negotiating trade deals and sounding more like a responsible grown-up

00:00:34.320 leader the reality is that he still champions the policies that have destroyed our economy that have

00:00:40.800 put inflation at a pace that is just totally unmatched our country is falling apart in so

00:00:46.160 many ways and he doesn't really seem to have a serious plan to address so many of these issues

00:00:51.280 we're going to get to a lot of that today but today is the last day of the g7 thankfully so

00:00:57.040 all of the glowing press on the world elites making big decisions in our own backyard will come to an

00:01:04.320 end i want to go through a little bit of that coverage but i want to start with some of our own

00:01:09.360 exclusive reporting from juno news so my colleague and co-founder kian bexty was over at some of the g7

00:01:17.600 protests yesterday and let me just tell you folks this is just despicable this is the kind of sickening

00:01:24.240 display that makes me feel like canada is not just on the decline but frankly that we've lost our

00:01:29.760 country that canada's lost the plot and that canada doesn't really mean anything anymore and so i'm

00:01:34.720 talking about these calistani protests against modi so the prime minister of india was invited to join

00:01:41.520 these g7 meetings g7 is the group of seven the biggest seven economies in the world india is not

00:01:47.120 one of those countries but india is such an important player in the world that that mark carney invited him to

00:01:52.720 come for a good reason but there are a bunch of yahoos out in western canada well i guess all over 1.00

00:01:59.520 the country that really don't like modi they don't like the fact that he was invited they want to

00:02:06.320 basically import their own ridiculous ethnic politics into canada they have successfully done so 0.99

00:02:13.120 and so i just want to play this clip of kian he's at one of these protests just note the violent imagery

00:02:19.200 right the the signs with modi in the crosshairs with a with a bullseye on his forehead right like

00:02:25.600 a direct call for the assassination of the indian prime minister the violent chants yelling kill

00:02:31.680 modi right like this isn't part of a normal democratic discourse right these are fringe lunatics who have

00:02:39.040 imported their wild terroristic policies into canada and we just sort of treat them with kid gloves we

00:02:46.320 mainstream it it's no big deal we shrug it off we ignore it we shouldn't ignore this folks this is a

00:02:51.200 big deal is a serious problem in canada these people shouldn't be in our country they're not

00:02:56.320 loyal to canada they don't care about canada in fact all they care about is their dream ethno state

00:03:02.240 in india well i have a news for you india's not interested anymore this is like a uniquely canadian

00:03:07.760 issue now these people came to canada because they fled india in the 80s and they brought all their

00:03:13.680 tensions with them and india has moved on and these people have not and it is just an absolute

00:03:18.640 embarrassing display anyway here is kian bexty reporting from the g7

00:03:27.200 keen bexty here in calgary outside of a protest for the g7 as india's prime minister modi is about to

00:03:33.440 arrive in this city to begin talks with uh g7 leaders they're not part of the g7 india themselves

00:03:39.840 but they were invited and here calistani extremists in this city likely many of them local are staging

00:03:47.440 a protest with this sign here they're actually all the way down the road down this main drag in

00:03:53.840 downtown calgary with a target over the face of uh democratically elected prime minister of india

00:04:02.000 and these extremist protesters behind me you can hear them chanting uh repeating kill modi kill

00:04:08.960 modi kill modi and the the the viewers and spectators of the protest of the protest say

00:04:14.480 politics like that somehow justifies it saying they're killing kill modi politics i don't know

00:04:18.320 what that means but the one speaker is saying kill modi over and over and over again and what's even

00:04:22.240 more shocking is that police officers are here they actually left when i started filming uh the calgary

00:04:28.720 police is aware of these signs the canadian government is aware of these threats and they are not

00:04:33.760 doing anything to prevent these kind of threats during the g7 and frankly all the time while

00:04:39.280 these california extremists continue to do what they do constantly and so i mean you can see very

00:04:44.640 clearly the violent imagery against indian prime minister naranita modi right and so true north

00:04:51.280 continues to report we reached out to the calgary police services and we got a statement saying that

00:04:56.880 it does not appear to be criminal it doesn't appear to be critical folks ask yourself this question

00:05:01.520 remember the freedom convoy remember when the truckers went to ottawa could you imagine just

00:05:05.040 for a second that they had images like that of justin trudeau they had pictures of justin trudeau

00:05:10.720 with a bullet in his forehead or they were hanging up pictures and chanting kill trudeau just just

00:05:15.920 imagine for a second do you think that the police services in canada that ottawa police would say that

00:05:20.880 it was not criminal of course not right that would be considered political violence and threats of

00:05:24.800 political violence we know exactly how that would be handled and yet when it comes to these deranged

00:05:29.600 lunatics who yes india considers these people to be terrorists right they have a violent history even

00:05:35.280 the biggest and dead most deadly terrorist attack impact in canada ever uh was the air india flight

00:05:40.880 that was blown up and it was headed to canada right uh hundreds of canadians were killed in that

00:05:47.280 crash and that was calistani terrorists who took credit for it and who were found to be responsible

00:05:52.960 so the idea that these people aren't really violent they don't really mean anything it's wrong right

00:05:57.280 they're importing terrorism and terrorist politics into our society and we turn a blind eye this is

00:06:03.920 one of the major problems in canada wasn't just that one protest that kian bexty was reporting from

00:06:08.480 we also saw a large convoy of calisani activists it could be seen making their way towards calgary's

00:06:15.280 municipal uh plaza there again with their flags that the government of india considers this to be a terrorist group

00:06:22.000 that these this flag represents a violent movement in india and in canada it's mainstream it's just part

00:06:29.280 of the mainstream we allow it uh here we have a clip um shared from kirk lubanov on x showing children

00:06:37.680 sikh children kicking cutouts of prime minister's modi's face let's play that clip

00:06:57.040 and kirk has the caption imagine raising your kids like this in canada between the islamic

00:07:02.320 radicalization and the calisthani radicalization canada has a serious growing issue of fanatics

00:07:08.560 and they are raising their kids to be even more extremists and with the victimhood mindset instead

00:07:14.080 of being grateful to be in canada i couldn't have said it any better myself so this is all of course

00:07:18.960 a sideshow to the main event but it is you know this is canada on the world stage right this is what

00:07:24.400 people are seeing this is the way that our country is being represented we have a problem with radicals and

00:07:30.880 with people again importing their ethnic feuds into our country it is an absolute disgrace okay let's 1.00

00:07:37.200 go to the meetings themselves trump and carney this is sort of what everyone has been looking forward to

00:07:43.040 so here is mark carney his wife diana fox carney welcoming president trump to the g7 summit in

00:07:50.480 kananaskis alberta so there's president trump in canada shaking the prime minister's hand beautiful scenic

00:07:58.880 background there and this is uh you know introducing to uh his his wife there president trump and

00:08:07.440 interestingly at the pre-meeting press conference uh president trump came right out and said you know

00:08:13.840 not just modi that should be here we should actually have putin at this meeting to recall that

00:08:18.240 it used to be called the g8 and russia used to be part of it until obama made the decision to remove

00:08:24.400 russia from the g8 president trump came flat out and said that was a mistake he said justin trudeau

00:08:29.200 barack obama made a mistake by removing russia from the g8 let's play that clip the g7 used to be

00:08:35.600 the g8 uh barack obama and a person named trudeau didn't want to have russia in and i would say that

00:08:43.920 that was a mistake because i think you wouldn't have a war right now if you had russia in and you

00:08:48.320 wouldn't have a war right now if trump were president uh four years ago you can see mark carney caught a

00:08:52.880 little off guard by that comment but of course you know the purpose of these international summits

00:08:57.840 really is to have dialogue and have conversations so perhaps he's right that if putin was there

00:09:02.160 he would not be in an active war that they could have talked some sense into him and stopped that

00:09:07.680 from happening and now this was as close to sort of explosive fireworks as we got at the g7 you know

00:09:13.920 like i said trump is going to dominate any room that he's in and so here he is the press have a

00:09:18.800 thousand questions for him on the more burning pressing issue of the day which really isn't about

00:09:24.320 economic future canada's energy and stuff it's just you know the war that's unfolding in the

00:09:29.280 middle east between israel and iran israel strategically knocking out much of the military leadership class

00:09:36.400 in iran in targeted strikes that's what the press care about that's probably where trump's mind is

00:09:41.920 and so here is the media just hounding the president president trump and carney sort of politely trying

00:09:48.800 to step in saying you know let me exercise my role as the g7 chair here trying to stop the madness that

00:09:56.160 was the press room i actually think carney did a pretty decent job here as best he could to try to

00:10:01.280 de-escalate things but you know trump is gonna be trump and he's gonna dominate um so here is probably the

00:10:08.000 most amusing clip you'll see from the g7 which is carney trying to control a room that just frankly

00:10:13.280 can't be controlled uh with president trump let's play that clip thank you if you don't mind uh just

00:10:24.000 i'm going to exercise my role if you will as a g7 chair since uh we have a few more minutes with the

00:10:29.520 president and his team uh and then we actually have to start the meeting to address some of these big

00:10:34.080 issues now what has actually come out of the g7 honestly more than i expected i will say usually

00:10:41.040 these meetings are just you know photo ops and and and fancy declarations and nothing really from

00:10:46.960 the policy side but here we have uh june is reporting trump and carney have agreed to reach

00:10:52.640 a trade deal within 30 days so we learned that prime minister mark carney from his readout and the g7

00:10:58.400 meeting with the u.s president donald trump indicate the two leaders plan to finalize a new trade deal

00:11:02.720 within 30 days making the first time either side has set a time frame for negotiation so seems like

00:11:09.200 we're on the right path seems like that you know them being in a room together being cordial having

00:11:14.560 discussions it seemed from my perspective to be good we had mark carney commending president trump

00:11:20.880 for taking bold measures in order to change with the times and build a better world let's play that clip

00:11:26.000 nostalgia isn't a strategy we have to change uh with the times uh and to build a better world and

00:11:33.200 some of you such as you mr president have anticipated these massive changes and are taking bold uh

00:11:39.120 measures uh to address them and so interestingly politico is reporting uh this interesting piece

00:11:45.280 inside carney's private courting of president trump so i'm going to read a little bit from the political

00:11:50.160 which is a u.s uh outlet i believe they have a canadian reporter says canadian prime minister mark

00:11:54.640 carney has privately courted trump in the weeks leading up to his arrival here for the g7 summit

00:12:00.080 the world's major industrial powers calling and texting with the president and his allies as he

00:12:06.000 tries to ease tensions between their nations and lay the groundwork for a trade truce the stakes are

00:12:12.000 much higher for carney than they are for trump said one person close to the white house who was

00:12:16.320 granted anonymity to discuss the leader's fragile report he's been very deliberate and very careful but

00:12:22.320 it's hard for any canadian leader who's subjected to these political pressures carney also carefully

00:12:26.880 crafted the summit's agenda avoiding an explicit focus on areas like climate change in favor of

00:12:32.880 of sessions addressing migration and energy more likely to encourage engagement from trump and his

00:12:39.360 team so that is exactly what mark carney should be doing and from you know my perspective and from

00:12:45.360 conservatives in canada we say good right get rid of the hokey pokey's nonsense stuff like climate

00:12:51.760 change it doesn't really have an impact we have a serious economic issue in our country we are

00:12:55.600 facing massive issues like mentioned earlier talking about inflation cost of living all these things and

00:13:01.760 you need to focus on the nuts and bolts you need to focus on the economy and on inflation and on trade

00:13:07.200 and of course on energy finding a market for our energy that is what a prime minister is supposed to be

00:13:12.800 doing you could imagine though if you were a liberal voter if you were an elbows up anti-american

00:13:18.960 canadian someone who got really animated by the idea uh you know of elbows up and that canada was going

00:13:24.720 to forge a new path and be independent right the kinds of people that we saw out at that ridiculous no

00:13:30.480 kings rally uh protests that they organized in american cities over the weekend this idea that somehow

00:13:36.000 president trump is acting like a king right those kinds of boomer sort of left-wing voters uh would be

00:13:43.920 probably quite outraged to see mark carney being so conciliatory towards president trump being so nice

00:13:50.880 to him um making such efforts to talk about the issues that he cares about and not the issues that

00:13:56.160 liberals uh vote and voters of mark carney typically care for uh anthony koch writing over at the national

00:14:02.320 post made this point i want to read a little bit from his article today because i thought it was quite

00:14:07.280 good it says that the g7 carney has his elbows way down for trump the pundits voters and strategists

00:14:13.600 who enabled the liberals dishonest campaign must be held accountable so this is what anthony writes

00:14:19.120 he says the last federal election was not an honest conversation about canada's place in the world

00:14:23.760 it was performative slick poll tested and ultimately hollow mark carney presented himself as a principled

00:14:29.760 adversary to donald trump to a steward of canadian sovereignty who would stand up to a dangerous and

00:14:35.760 unpredictable united states and now just months into his premiership he insists the g7 is nothing without

00:14:41.440 u.s leadership his government has resisted retaliating against american tariffs and has expressed

00:14:47.120 desire to join trump's golden dome missile defense program just a side note if a conservative leader

00:14:52.960 had done that if it was prime minister pierre polyev right now there would be a thousand think pieces

00:14:57.840 about how terrible that was as a decision and how it was dangerous how canada is more closely aligning

00:15:03.760 itself to america of course when it's a liberal and mark carney uh you know the the pundits and the and

00:15:08.800 the fancy people are sort of either cheering it on or they're completely silent about it uh back to

00:15:13.680 anthony's piece here he says let's dispose of the polite fiction carney never meant what he said the

00:15:18.960 campaign rhetoric wasn't just exaggerated it was fabricated there was no principled foreign policy

00:15:24.560 vision no doctrine of canadian independence it was anti-american cosplay staged for a segment of the

00:15:30.080 electorate that wanted to feel morally superior to our southern neighbors without actually having to

00:15:34.880 think seriously about canada's strategic position in the world i think that's exactly right and it has

00:15:41.600 been proven so right we saw that during the initial meeting between carney and trump in the oval office

00:15:47.760 where carney just sort of had to basically kiss kiss the ring kneel down and accept um that trump was

00:15:55.200 going to do what he was going to do and and you know trump took the opportunity um to bash carney's um

00:16:01.520 predecessor trudeau and to you know make the entire cabinet look foolish and you know i will i'll say

00:16:07.920 it wasn't as bad this time around we didn't have a big moment like that at this g7 but the idea is

00:16:14.080 still there right mark carney will do absolutely anything and everything he can to appease trump to

00:16:19.920 get on his good side that means deeper integration that means you know anything anything that trump wants

00:16:24.880 that's what carney's going to talk about i think that might be good for the country uh but certainly not good

00:16:29.440 again for those elbows up liberals who really expected something different right um you know

00:16:34.720 the the question sort of is would you rather have a liberal prime minister who campaigns as a liberal

00:16:40.320 and then governs as a conservative which seems sort of like what mark carney is doing or the opposite

00:16:44.720 right we have justin trudeau who kind of campaign is like a centrist and sort of come across as as more

00:16:49.920 normal you know play up his his family and you know talk about modest deficits only and then he would

00:16:56.000 govern as a truly radical like hard left lunatic um i would much rather a liberal who who campaigns

00:17:02.640 as a liberal and then governs as a conservative but we will see if that is truly how mark carney governs

00:17:09.360 and then folks that's that's all there is right we had one day and suddenly uh monday evening we got

00:17:16.320 word that trump was leaving the summit he was gone um here he right he writes on truth social um basically

00:17:23.360 says this iran should have signed the deal i told them to what a shame and a waste of human life

00:17:28.240 simply stated iran cannot have a nuclear weapon i completely agree with that i said it over and over

00:17:32.400 again everyone should immediately evacuate tehran and so his focus is obviously what is happening

00:17:39.120 in the middle east with israel and with iran and his press secretary karen levitt just moments after

00:17:44.160 that true social account posted that president trump had a great day at the g7 even signing a major trade

00:17:49.760 deal with united kingdom much was accomplished but much is going on in the middle east president trump

00:17:54.720 will be leaving tonight after dinner with the heads of state and that's it so trump is gone the rest of

00:18:00.400 the meeting uh should be kind of quiet and straightforward you know the the entertaining

00:18:05.920 explosive uh elements of neg7 with president trump is whatever president trump is saying and doing and

00:18:13.120 so i think that in some ways carney kind of dodged a bullet by not having to do more bilats or more

00:18:18.720 press conferences with trump there at risk of derailing it um but at the same time you know

00:18:24.400 that's it nothing nothing really accomplished other than again the promise of a trade deal within

00:18:30.080 30 days so interesting interesting stuff and we will continue um to provide reporting from g7 should

00:18:37.440 anything else happen in the final moments and hours there we have juneau news reporters on the ground

00:18:42.400 well folks that's all the time we have for today thanks so much for tuning in we'll be back again

00:18:46.480 tomorrow with all the news i'm candace malcolm this is candace malcolm show thank you and god bless

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Juno News - June 17, 2025

The BIGGEST problem in Canada EXPOSED at the G7, Carney vs. Trump

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