Juno News - The CBC is the media arm of the Liberal Party of Canada

00:00:00.000 It's Justin Trudeau's turn for a town hall over at CBC proving once and for all that CBC is the

00:00:06.340 media arm of the Liberal Party of Canada. I'm Candice Malcolm and this is the Candice Malcolm

00:00:10.120 Show. Hi everyone, thank you so much for tuning in. So on yesterday's show we covered Conservative

00:00:19.760 Party of Canada leader Erin O'Toole who joined CBC for a town hall discussion. The event was

00:00:25.620 an opportunity to speak to undecided voters and learn more about the issues that matter to

00:00:31.080 Canadians. The only problem is that that's not what happened at all. Instead CBC trotted out four

00:00:37.640 young voters each of whom outed themselves either as Liberal voters or far-left activists. The themes

00:00:44.400 of the questions were all based on the issues that matter to Liberal voters. We know that because

00:00:49.340 True North did a scientific poll that showed that Liberal voters care about climate change and they

00:00:54.920 care about COVID-19. Whereas Conservative voters don't really care about those issues at all,

00:00:59.400 Conservative voters care about government spending, government debt, jobs and the economy. So CBC put

00:01:06.120 O'Toole in the hot seat opposite Liberal partisan activist Rosemary Barton, the one who pretends to

00:01:11.060 be a journalist but really is a big fan of Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party and she twisted every

00:01:16.480 single question to match the Liberal spin, the Liberal talking points and the Liberal lies that get pushed

00:01:22.380 out through this election. Now on top of that Rosemary Barton was indignant, she was rude, she was 1.00

00:01:28.080 condescending and she showed that she clearly does not like Conservatives. She clearly has no patience

00:01:33.480 for Conservative ideas or the Conservative worldview. Her line of question was biased, it was based on

00:01:39.140 Liberal lies and her anti-Conservative bias was shining through all night long. Well that's because the CBC

00:01:44.900 just isn't very good at hiding their bias. So last night to provide the perfect contrast to that event

00:01:50.980 with Erin O'Toole we had Liberal leader Dustin Trudeau join the exact same program in the exact

00:01:56.000 same format just to show us how differently the CBC treats Conservatives versus how they treat their

00:02:02.260 own Liberals. So remember on Sunday night Conservative leader Erin O'Toole was asked more or less four

00:02:07.780 left-wing questions that at least the line of attack was from the left. So he was asked about giving

00:02:12.880 government daycare to middle and upper income families, he was asked about the trans community and how he

00:02:18.980 would protect trans people's feelings. I don't really understand how that's federal jurisdiction

00:02:22.880 but that was the question. He was asked about climate change and how he's going to deal with

00:02:27.000 the fact that many in his caucus don't share the same views about wanting to have a carbon tax as he

00:02:32.620 does and he was asked about his housing plan by an immigrant to Canada who talked about how Canada

00:02:38.540 was a racist country and he also happened to tout Justin Trudeau's strategy in Afghanistan even though 0.51

00:02:45.060 by most accounts by most people who are experts on what's happening in Afghanistan Trudeau has made a

00:02:51.100 tremendous series of blunders but regardless we had an individual who said that he liked Trudeau's plan

00:02:56.860 and he wanted Erin O'Toole to continue that. So all of the questions even if they weren't left-wing

00:03:01.640 questions they were framed or asked in a left-wing way and host Rosemary Barden made it all so much worse

00:03:07.140 by pressuring Erin O'Toole and doubling down on all the Liberal partisan attacks we've seen throughout this

00:03:12.460 election campaign so she asked him about guns about systemic racism in Canada she talked about

00:03:17.040 climate alarmism and she really misrepresented and did a dishonest job of promoting the Liberals 0.98

00:03:23.940 conversion therapy bill and taking the Conservative position on that out of context. So this time around

00:03:29.860 if the CBC were fair and balanced if they were a legitimate news organization that treats all

00:03:35.680 political parties the same they would have asked Justin Trudeau for Conservative questions including

00:03:41.360 shutting down Parliament to avoid the We Charity investigation various ethics violations that Justin Trudeau has

00:03:47.000 been found guilty of the whole idea that Justin Trudeau pretends to be a feminist whereas behind closed doors

00:03:52.040 he treats women very very poorly and has a very bad track record of that we would talk a lot about the out of

00:03:57.740 control government debt and spending the increased cost of living because of his printing of money and

00:04:03.280 hyperinflation dividing the country by attacking and dehumanizing the populist rallies and his party's despicable

00:04:09.940 despicable despicable record when it comes to sexual misconduct and the resulting cover-ups

00:04:15.580 but instead of course none of that really happened some of those issues were sort of vaguely touched upon

00:04:20.700 but there's no way that Rosemary Barton pressed and pressured Trudeau the same way that she did when it came to O'Toole

00:04:26.580 so instead Justin Trudeau got loving softball questions that confirm his exact worldview

00:04:32.220 and reflect the things that he's been trying to say throughout the whole campaign really reflect his message of the campaign

00:04:38.340 so right on that topic first we heard from one questioner who basically condemned Canada as a horrible and racist country

00:04:44.220 and talked about this one incident that she was apparently the victim of a hate crime or at least a racist person in a grocery store

00:04:50.940 and we saw Justin Trudeau sweep in to basically apologize for Canada say that Canada is this terrible awful country

00:04:57.800 we like to pretend it isn't but really it is and then he makes an insane remark that is patently untrue 0.96

00:05:03.880 he says that there are millions of hate crimes that happen in Canada which is absolutely ridiculous not even close to being true 0.67

00:05:11.120 but it allows Trudeau to continue with his line of attack that you know his favorite topic is condemning Canadians as racist

00:05:18.280 especially if you're a conservative voter you're just beyond the pale and allowed Trudeau to shift and go to his new favorite topic

00:05:26.460 which is demonizing the populist protesters pretending that they are entirely at fault for COVID and the fourth wave

00:05:33.320 this magical thinking that if just everyone in the country got vaccinated COVID would go away that's not true

00:05:38.640 I know lots of people who have been vaccinated for COVID and have still gotten COVID

00:05:43.620 so just because you're vaccinated doesn't make this go away it's really magical thinking that he has regardless this is what Trudeau loves to do

00:05:50.060 and he really loves to dehumanize those who have valid concerns about forced vaccinations and vaccine passports

00:05:57.700 so here is what that question and that exchange looked like

00:06:01.000 Hi everyone my name is Pooja Begri and I'm from Toronto Ontario

00:06:04.800 I recently just completed my PhD from McMaster University specializing in immunology

00:06:10.400 and I currently work in the health research sector

00:06:13.400 you know I've always been proud to be Canadian and I truly do embrace Canadian values

00:06:18.340 but like you just heard recently when I was at the grocery store

00:06:22.100 a complete stranger came up to me and told me to go back to my country

00:06:26.180 and then I continued to face a tirade of racist remarks

00:06:29.420 while everyone remained silent and no one stepped in to help

00:06:32.580 you know born and raised in Toronto Canada is my country

00:06:36.840 and so this was a very jarring experience for me

00:06:39.620 and then we continued to hear about horrific hate motivated crimes occurring across the country

00:06:46.020 like the incident in London Ontario that tragically took the lives of almost an entire family

00:06:51.720 and so it's very perplexing to me to understand you know

00:06:56.240 regular Canadians like me going about our daily lives

00:06:59.040 can't even go out on a walk or go to the grocery store without fearing for our safety

00:07:03.380 so what I want to know is what do you as a leader plan to do

00:07:08.060 to ensure that Canadians from all walks of life

00:07:10.780 all walks of life feel safe and protected

00:07:13.320 and just seeing some of the things that have been happening during your campaign stops

00:07:17.700 you know it just really worries me

00:07:20.040 and it makes me wonder that if someone like you could face such a barrage of anger

00:07:24.340 then what about regular folks like me?

00:07:26.980 How vulnerable am I?

00:07:28.800 So how can you make me and others like me feel safe?

00:07:31.920 Thank you Pooja and let me start by saying I am so sorry for what you had to go through

00:07:37.920 and unfortunately what millions of Canadians continue to face

00:07:41.920 we want to try and say well this Canada is not like that Canada is not that country

00:07:46.200 but we have to accept that it is in some cases

00:07:50.600 certainly ask the Afzal family in London 0.99

00:07:54.540 okay next Trudeau was asked about the economic recovery right

00:07:58.420 okay here we go a good question a question about economics

00:08:00.980 but wait a minute the entire question was framed in the context of creating something called economic equity

00:08:07.820 economic equity

00:08:08.960 so we're not talking about equality of opportunity here

00:08:12.040 when we're talking about equity we're talking about the Marxist idea of forced equality

00:08:16.580 so equality of outcome

00:08:18.160 so instead of talking about actual economic recovery

00:08:21.160 and making sure we have the right conditions to create jobs in this country

00:08:24.840 instead the conversation was focused on providing more welfare to the unemployed

00:08:29.980 and discussions about universal basic income

00:08:32.620 which is a socialist idea where the government pays everyone a salary

00:08:36.440 regardless of whether they work or not

00:08:38.820 so not really about jobs in the economy at all

00:08:41.060 but instead about socialism and more cradle to grave welfare

00:08:45.420 this is what that exchange looked like

00:08:47.300 my name is Ty Simpson

00:08:48.980 I am 29 years old

00:08:51.040 and I live just north of Bowmanville, Ontario

00:08:53.660 with my parents Neil and Suzanne

00:08:55.580 and my fox red Labrador retriever Finn

00:08:58.640 for the past two and a half years

00:09:01.140 I've been working at a big box retail operation

00:09:04.000 near my parents' home

00:09:05.640 should you be re-elected

00:09:08.060 what would you do to address the growing income and equity in this country

00:09:11.880 and improve the lives of low-income workers

00:09:15.140 many of which such as myself

00:09:17.400 were asked to continue working through the pandemic

00:09:19.980 despite an increased risk to their safety

00:09:22.520 we saw that people who were already vulnerable

00:09:24.580 either economically or for other reasons

00:09:27.400 were made more vulnerable by the pandemic

00:09:29.780 and that's certainly the situation you were in

00:09:32.160 so whether it's better access to education

00:09:35.220 if you want to go back to school

00:09:36.520 better supports for artists

00:09:38.160 or better support for you and your partner

00:09:40.320 to be able to buy their home

00:09:41.580 with a real housing strategy

00:09:44.100 that's going to put more money into your pocket

00:09:46.180 and support in the creation of supply

00:09:48.620 there's lots of things that we need to do

00:09:50.820 and we want to be there to support you on it

00:09:52.900 okay next question

00:09:53.960 this one was actually really good

00:09:55.240 credit where credit is due

00:09:56.300 this young man had a excellent line of questioning

00:09:58.840 he asked about fiscal restraint

00:10:00.200 about shutting down the economy over COVID

00:10:02.480 he talked about rising inflation

00:10:04.480 and he really had a great line of questioning

00:10:07.160 but rather than answering those important questions

00:10:09.780 Trudeau just pivoted towards COVID

00:10:12.200 blaming the unvaccinated again

00:10:13.780 talking more about how he wants to give

00:10:16.220 more government handouts

00:10:17.240 including money to help people buy a home

00:10:19.720 and more government child care

00:10:22.240 so he didn't really talk about the economic side at all

00:10:25.020 and when Rosemary Barton jumped in 0.99

00:10:26.900 rather than getting him

00:10:28.080 pressing him on talking about the economics of things

00:10:30.940 what about government spending

00:10:32.320 how are you going to pay off the debt

00:10:33.500 what is your plan to grow the economy

00:10:35.520 Trudeau never really addressed

00:10:38.720 how he's going to pay the bills

00:10:40.120 or what the impact of his spending will be

00:10:42.380 on the cost of living

00:10:43.540 and instead of really pushing back

00:10:45.320 like he did with O'Toole

00:10:46.480 Rosemary Barton just sort of

00:10:48.160 lets him make his statement

00:10:50.400 lets him pivot to talk more about welfare

00:10:52.720 and never really gets to the heart

00:10:54.260 of those spending questions

00:10:55.540 here is what that looked like

00:10:57.380 Hi, my name is Ahmed Hassan

00:10:59.100 I'm a renewable energy contractor

00:11:00.660 and entrepreneur

00:11:01.560 living in Edmonton, Alberta

00:11:03.200 I'm a die-hard Raptors fan

00:11:05.040 and technology enthusiast

00:11:06.660 in my free time

00:11:07.800 I enjoy reading

00:11:08.600 watching documentaries

00:11:09.780 and spending time with my family

00:11:11.460 I'm an undecided voter of this election

00:11:13.700 because none of the party's platforms

00:11:15.760 fully resonates with me

00:11:17.100 this election

00:11:18.460 the issues on my mind

00:11:19.820 are the economy post-COVID-19

00:11:21.720 personal health freedoms

00:11:23.140 and the rising division within Canada

00:11:25.340 my question is

00:11:26.760 being from Alberta

00:11:27.680 we've been through

00:11:29.700 some pretty rough economic times

00:11:31.440 and COVID-19

00:11:33.340 and extended lockdowns

00:11:34.580 only amplify this

00:11:36.280 my question to you

00:11:37.640 Prime Minister

00:11:38.120 is the cost of goods

00:11:39.240 and services

00:11:39.740 has increased

00:11:40.580 while our purchasing power

00:11:42.020 has decreased

00:11:42.740 what are you going to do

00:11:45.100 to get the economy

00:11:45.940 back on track

00:11:46.860 and where are you going

00:11:48.080 to draw the line

00:11:48.720 between economic stimuli

00:11:50.620 and fiasco restraint

00:11:51.940 but according to

00:11:53.620 according to Stat Canada

00:11:55.560 inflation is 3.7% right now

00:11:58.000 Canadian life is getting more expensive

00:11:59.800 by the day

00:12:00.760 what are you going to do

00:12:02.500 to curb inflation rates

00:12:03.820 and reassure Canadians

00:12:05.240 about the economy

00:12:06.100 first thing is

00:12:07.660 getting done with COVID

00:12:08.980 we have to get through that

00:12:10.300 but then as we rebuild

00:12:12.440 we have to learn the lessons

00:12:13.860 we learnt during COVID

00:12:14.860 which is

00:12:15.520 women got hit harder 1.00

00:12:17.120 by this COVID recession

00:12:18.520 minorities

00:12:19.720 young people

00:12:20.840 got hit harder

00:12:21.860 by this COVID recession

00:12:23.420 so we have to respond

00:12:24.920 to those things

00:12:25.760 and understand

00:12:26.920 the intensity

00:12:27.860 of the crisis of COVID

00:12:29.120 is similar to the

00:12:30.380 intensity of the crisis

00:12:31.320 on climate

00:12:32.500 and finally

00:12:33.220 probably the most 0.98

00:12:34.120 ridiculous question of all 0.98

00:12:35.280 the fourth question 0.94

00:12:36.420 they brought out

00:12:37.240 a First Nations person

00:12:38.400 who is actually

00:12:39.160 from one of the reserves

00:12:40.600 who claimed

00:12:41.720 to have found

00:12:42.560 unmarked graves

00:12:43.640 on their property

00:12:44.760 in the summer

00:12:45.760 one of the big

00:12:46.980 sort of bombshell reports

00:12:48.760 that we heard about

00:12:49.400 with these reserves

00:12:50.700 claiming to found

00:12:51.460 unmarked graves

00:12:52.320 this specific one

00:12:53.280 in Kawasis

00:12:53.740 and First Nations

00:12:54.420 there was a lot of

00:12:55.000 issues with this

00:12:55.740 first of all

00:12:56.300 one of the band members

00:12:58.020 came out after the

00:12:58.880 announcement

00:12:59.220 and said that the

00:13:00.760 graves that were

00:13:01.500 discovered

00:13:01.920 first of all

00:13:02.420 they were in an

00:13:03.020 existing cemetery

00:13:04.020 it wasn't like

00:13:04.820 they just found

00:13:05.480 graves that were at

00:13:06.420 a former residential

00:13:07.900 school

00:13:08.240 it was actually

00:13:09.000 in a graveyard

00:13:09.800 the graveyard

00:13:10.500 didn't just belong

00:13:11.480 to the First Nations

00:13:12.340 it belonged to

00:13:13.480 the entire community

00:13:14.260 so we heard

00:13:15.200 stories like I said

00:13:16.160 from that band leader

00:13:16.880 who said that the

00:13:17.900 graves belonged to

00:13:19.520 both First Nations

00:13:20.520 and non-First Nations

00:13:21.840 both children

00:13:22.580 and adults

00:13:23.480 so this was one

00:13:24.060 of those issues

00:13:24.680 where the media

00:13:25.220 totally took that

00:13:26.120 story out of context

00:13:27.400 made it seem like

00:13:28.440 the worst of the worst

00:13:29.240 like confirmed the

00:13:30.160 worst of the worst

00:13:30.840 about Canada's history

00:13:32.160 and our past

00:13:33.080 and were really

00:13:34.000 dishonest about the

00:13:34.980 story in its entirety

00:13:36.500 I wrote a lot

00:13:37.700 about that

00:13:38.280 you can go check out

00:13:39.420 some of my reports

00:13:40.140 there's one called

00:13:41.060 six things the media

00:13:42.220 got wrong

00:13:42.900 about the

00:13:43.940 unmarked grave stories

00:13:45.440 go check that out

00:13:46.160 if you haven't already

00:13:46.940 because I really go

00:13:47.600 through all of this

00:13:48.720 in detail

00:13:49.580 regardless

00:13:50.140 they brought out

00:13:50.920 a woman from that

00:13:51.660 reserve to talk

00:13:52.480 about reconciliation

00:13:53.500 this is one of those

00:13:55.140 issues that Canadians 0.94

00:13:56.180 don't really care about

00:13:56.880 the media really

00:13:57.740 hyped this up

00:13:58.460 drum this up

00:13:59.140 like it was going

00:13:59.600 to be a huge

00:14:00.180 election issue

00:14:01.080 when we polled

00:14:01.880 Canadians here

00:14:02.500 at True North

00:14:03.000 the people who thought

00:14:04.440 that reconciliation

00:14:04.980 was the number one

00:14:05.920 issue of the campaign

00:14:07.340 was really really low

00:14:08.500 for both liberal

00:14:09.740 conservative

00:14:10.520 undecided voters

00:14:11.460 nobody told us

00:14:12.620 that this was an issue

00:14:13.580 that was top of mind

00:14:14.220 so it's really interesting

00:14:15.040 to see the media

00:14:16.120 focus so much

00:14:16.920 on this issue

00:14:17.620 as if it's the most

00:14:18.740 important issue

00:14:19.400 in the country

00:14:19.820 that's just not

00:14:20.720 what Canadians

00:14:21.280 told us

00:14:21.940 in our polls

00:14:22.800 regardless

00:14:23.460 because the CBC

00:14:24.820 knows nothing

00:14:25.520 about Western Canada

00:14:26.380 they kind of build

00:14:27.360 this as a question

00:14:28.580 about both the West

00:14:29.700 and about reconciliation

00:14:31.260 so we allowed Trudeau

00:14:32.940 to talk more

00:14:34.280 about his sort of

00:14:35.080 empty plans

00:14:35.860 to help First Nations

00:14:36.720 people

00:14:37.000 look he's been

00:14:37.440 Prime Minister

00:14:37.840 for six years

00:14:38.560 if he was really

00:14:39.600 committed to ending

00:14:40.960 the water boil

00:14:42.660 advisories

00:14:43.200 he would have

00:14:44.000 done it already

00:14:44.540 Trudeau doesn't care

00:14:45.560 about this issue

00:14:46.080 either

00:14:46.420 but it gives him

00:14:47.200 the opportunity

00:14:47.740 to flout

00:14:48.760 his big ideas

00:14:50.180 and make him

00:14:51.180 look like he's

00:14:52.140 going to solve

00:14:52.920 everything

00:14:53.440 and again

00:14:54.220 because the CBC

00:14:54.780 doesn't know

00:14:55.180 anything about

00:14:55.920 Western Canada

00:14:56.500 they think

00:14:57.240 that this is

00:14:57.640 the same issue

00:14:58.180 so it's the West

00:14:58.980 and reconciliation

00:14:59.680 as if those two

00:15:00.520 issues had

00:15:00.980 anything in common

00:15:02.520 but when they

00:15:03.540 did finally start

00:15:04.380 talking about

00:15:04.980 the West

00:15:05.760 what did they

00:15:06.280 talk about?

00:15:07.100 How Justin Trudeau

00:15:08.040 wants to shut

00:15:08.780 down the resource

00:15:10.080 economy

00:15:10.560 he wants to

00:15:11.640 again spend

00:15:12.480 money that we

00:15:12.960 don't have

00:15:13.440 basically pay

00:15:14.260 the provinces

00:15:14.840 shut down

00:15:15.640 natural resources

00:15:16.380 and what

00:15:16.920 like take the

00:15:17.800 money and learn

00:15:18.240 to code

00:15:18.680 instead

00:15:19.080 I mean it's 0.98

00:15:19.700 such a ridiculous 0.98

00:15:20.560 pie in the sky 0.85

00:15:21.260 idea that we

00:15:21.740 would just shut 0.88

00:15:22.200 down the major

00:15:23.260 tenants of our

00:15:24.200 economy without

00:15:24.860 anything to

00:15:25.940 replace them

00:15:26.520 but again it just

00:15:27.160 shows how out of

00:15:28.240 touch the CBC is

00:15:29.440 with Western Canada

00:15:30.200 and how clueless

00:15:31.280 Justin Trudeau is

00:15:32.100 and how weak he is

00:15:32.960 when it comes to

00:15:34.140 the economy

00:15:34.780 and real issues

00:15:36.340 in the West

00:15:36.780 Western alienation

00:15:37.720 feelings that

00:15:39.180 you know that

00:15:39.820 all the decision in

00:15:41.100 Canada get made 0.93

00:15:42.080 in Ottawa or

00:15:43.060 Quebec and that

00:15:44.340 everything in

00:15:44.980 Western Canada is 0.89

00:15:45.600 kind of an

00:15:45.900 afterthought

00:15:46.400 this show

00:15:47.560 the way that this

00:15:48.660 question was

00:15:49.060 buried at the

00:15:49.480 bottom really

00:15:50.400 did confirm that

00:15:51.620 Western Canada is 0.89

00:15:52.840 an afterthought to

00:15:53.780 these elites in

00:15:54.580 Ottawa so here is

00:15:55.640 what that line of

00:15:56.540 questioning looked

00:15:57.080 like

00:15:57.360 Hi there my name

00:15:58.500 is Dodie Ferguson

00:15:59.240 and I'm an

00:15:59.820 undecided voter

00:16:00.660 I come from a

00:16:01.980 farming and ranching

00:16:02.700 family from the

00:16:03.380 Cows' First Nation

00:16:04.240 here in Treaty 4

00:16:04.960 territory

00:16:05.420 I am also very

00:16:06.500 passionate about

00:16:07.020 helping Canadians

00:16:07.760 understand this

00:16:08.580 concept of

00:16:09.200 reconciliation

00:16:09.720 to help them

00:16:11.080 along in their

00:16:11.620 journey and

00:16:12.600 hopefully help

00:16:13.220 them write

00:16:13.600 relations with

00:16:14.360 us as

00:16:14.960 Indigenous people

00:16:15.680 so we can

00:16:16.120 have a mutually

00:16:16.660 respectful and

00:16:17.400 beneficial

00:16:17.720 relationship

00:16:18.440 What can you

00:16:19.940 tell me that

00:16:21.060 would encourage

00:16:21.480 me to vote

00:16:21.980 for you as I

00:16:22.800 have in the

00:16:23.180 past I waffle

00:16:23.900 between a

00:16:24.320 couple of

00:16:24.640 parties what

00:16:25.640 can you tell

00:16:26.080 me that would

00:16:26.520 encourage me to

00:16:27.300 vote Liberal

00:16:28.200 this time around

00:16:29.080 taking into

00:16:30.020 consideration the

00:16:30.780 future for my

00:16:31.380 children and my

00:16:32.100 grandchildren as

00:16:33.040 Indigenous workers

00:16:33.980 in Canada

00:16:34.800 So those are

00:16:35.460 really great

00:16:35.860 actions of

00:16:36.460 reconciliation

00:16:36.940 that the

00:16:37.420 government has

00:16:37.960 enacted in this

00:16:39.440 country I'm

00:16:40.680 looking more

00:16:41.240 towards how

00:16:41.860 do we do

00:16:42.580 reconciliation in

00:16:44.320 terms of

00:16:44.660 economics in

00:16:45.400 terms of

00:16:46.280 labour in

00:16:47.360 terms of

00:16:47.860 relations that

00:16:48.860 we as

00:16:49.140 Indigenous people

00:16:49.940 who are

00:16:50.360 workers and

00:16:50.940 contribute in

00:16:51.460 this economy

00:16:51.940 how do we

00:16:53.060 tie reconciliation

00:16:54.040 along with the

00:16:55.360 economy and

00:16:56.160 labour and

00:16:56.900 employment

00:16:57.300 You know

00:16:57.900 Dodie you

00:16:58.640 mentioned you're

00:16:59.300 from Cowessess

00:17:00.680 or your roots

00:17:01.340 are in Cowessess

00:17:02.100 When I was

00:17:03.740 there we got

00:17:04.820 to sign a deal

00:17:05.980 with Cadmus

00:17:06.520 DeLorme the

00:17:07.060 chief there to

00:17:08.180 make sure that

00:17:09.280 kids who are

00:17:09.900 at risk in

00:17:10.520 the community

00:17:11.040 get kept in

00:17:12.620 the community

00:17:13.260 in their

00:17:13.740 language in

00:17:14.340 their culture

00:17:14.780 not taken

00:17:15.380 out to

00:17:16.320 non-Indigenous

00:17:17.120 foster homes

00:17:18.060 because that

00:17:19.380 knowing identity

00:17:21.020 and strength in

00:17:22.180 grounding in

00:17:23.180 your community

00:17:23.820 is part of

00:17:25.020 being able to

00:17:26.220 succeed and

00:17:27.120 contribute in

00:17:27.780 the future

00:17:28.200 so those are

00:17:28.840 concrete things

00:17:29.520 we've done

00:17:29.820 together that

00:17:30.540 all comes into

00:17:31.340 making sure

00:17:32.100 there are full

00:17:32.920 opportunities for

00:17:33.880 your kids and

00:17:34.380 grandkids

00:17:34.820 And finally

00:17:35.400 after each

00:17:35.980 question Rosemary

00:17:36.760 Barton was

00:17:37.280 allowed to

00:17:37.900 herself jump

00:17:38.620 in and have

00:17:39.720 a follow-up

00:17:40.320 line of

00:17:40.720 questions

00:17:41.160 we saw with

00:17:42.280 Erin O'Toole

00:17:42.860 that she really

00:17:43.520 insulted him

00:17:44.320 she misrepresented

00:17:45.280 his position

00:17:45.920 and she pushed 0.96

00:17:46.680 liberal talking

00:17:47.440 points

00:17:47.720 so to be fair

00:17:48.920 True North

00:17:49.360 wants to show

00:17:50.000 you what it

00:17:50.920 looked like

00:17:51.320 because Rosemary

00:17:52.240 Barton really did

00:17:53.020 push Justin

00:17:53.640 Trudeau back

00:17:54.260 a little bit

00:17:55.020 but it was so

00:17:56.060 gentle in

00:17:56.660 comparison to

00:17:57.500 the way that

00:17:57.900 she treated

00:17:58.680 Erin O'Toole

00:17:59.160 so we want to

00:17:59.720 compare apples to

00:18:00.500 apples here is a

00:18:01.800 little montage

00:18:02.380 of the hardest

00:18:03.700 moments that

00:18:04.340 Rosemary Barton

00:18:04.900 pushed against

00:18:05.460 conservative leader

00:18:06.120 Erin O'Toole

00:18:06.780 on Sunday night

00:18:07.440 versus the 0.55

00:18:08.760 hardest moments

00:18:09.560 that she pushed

00:18:10.320 against liberal

00:18:11.580 leader Justin

00:18:12.260 Trudeau on

00:18:12.820 Monday night

00:18:13.300 here is what

00:18:13.860 that looks like

00:18:14.480 If you are

00:18:15.920 such a good

00:18:17.000 leader

00:18:17.260 if you really

00:18:18.500 can lead by

00:18:19.720 example

00:18:20.160 convince people

00:18:21.000 in your caucus

00:18:21.600 this is the

00:18:22.080 right way forward

00:18:22.720 is this not

00:18:23.400 evidence that

00:18:23.960 you can't do it

00:18:24.600 said that over

00:18:25.340 the years you

00:18:26.080 end up carrying

00:18:27.060 a number of

00:18:27.760 things that

00:18:28.240 sounds to me

00:18:28.740 like someone

00:18:29.100 who's admitting

00:18:29.560 he's got some

00:18:30.140 baggage after being

00:18:31.240 in government for

00:18:31.940 a while

00:18:32.240 you've had three

00:18:33.320 ethics investigations

00:18:34.320 one of them

00:18:35.080 concluded that

00:18:35.640 there was a

00:18:36.100 breach two

00:18:36.560 others did not

00:18:37.300 is the baggage

00:18:38.500 from being around

00:18:39.620 for a while

00:18:40.300 being the

00:18:41.240 prime minister

00:18:42.140 starting to get

00:18:43.020 in the way of

00:18:43.600 Canadians trusting

00:18:44.560 you and wanting

00:18:45.260 to give you

00:18:45.620 another chance

00:18:46.160 systemic racism

00:18:47.240 it does not appear

00:18:48.140 in your party's

00:18:48.660 platform you've

00:18:49.320 been asked about

00:18:49.840 it on the

00:18:50.220 campaign trail

00:18:50.880 that seems

00:18:51.540 strange to me

00:18:52.320 we have issues

00:18:53.460 of systemic

00:18:54.080 racism in this

00:18:54.920 country do you

00:18:55.720 believe we have

00:18:56.260 issues of

00:18:56.720 systemic racism

00:18:57.560 that we need

00:18:58.360 to deal with

00:18:58.900 and if you do

00:18:59.780 why wouldn't you

00:19:00.520 put it in your

00:19:00.880 platform

00:19:01.240 in 2015

00:19:01.820 you promised

00:19:02.500 to eliminate

00:19:03.000 all boil water

00:19:03.880 advisories

00:19:04.500 in indigenous

00:19:06.860 communities

00:19:07.360 I wonder

00:19:07.800 and now

00:19:08.860 just recently

00:19:09.620 of course

00:19:10.060 you said

00:19:10.340 we're not

00:19:10.640 going to meet

00:19:10.960 that deadline

00:19:11.520 I wonder

00:19:12.160 if it was

00:19:12.480 a mistake

00:19:13.060 to make

00:19:14.480 create that

00:19:15.060 expectation

00:19:15.700 to suggest

00:19:16.480 that it could

00:19:17.000 take that

00:19:18.140 amount of time

00:19:18.820 then you can

00:19:19.900 show

00:19:20.360 we now

00:19:20.860 have new

00:19:21.220 ones

00:19:21.560 right

00:19:21.800 Mr. Trudeau

00:19:22.540 changed his

00:19:23.180 targets

00:19:23.620 twice

00:19:24.460 Mr. Trudeau

00:19:26.860 changed Canada's

00:19:27.980 targets

00:19:28.140 twice

00:19:28.180 you have to

00:19:28.560 update the

00:19:29.080 targets

00:19:29.420 after two

00:19:29.980 years

00:19:30.260 you have to

00:19:31.080 do that

00:19:31.420 emissions

00:19:32.620 aren't dropping

00:19:33.360 yet

00:19:33.680 I know

00:19:33.960 experts say

00:19:34.480 that we will

00:19:35.000 get to the

00:19:35.760 30%

00:19:36.400 mark

00:19:36.960 36%

00:19:37.920 you're quite

00:19:38.900 right

00:19:39.100 why are you

00:19:40.160 so confident

00:19:40.820 though

00:19:41.180 that you can

00:19:41.960 raise the

00:19:42.680 targets again

00:19:43.500 given that it

00:19:44.220 did take

00:19:45.040 probably too

00:19:45.880 long to get

00:19:46.580 to where

00:19:46.880 we're going

00:19:47.180 to be

00:19:47.380 restricting

00:19:48.000 the Beretta

00:19:48.680 storm

00:19:49.400 weapon

00:19:50.220 used at

00:19:50.780 the Dawson

00:19:51.300 College

00:19:51.780 shooting

00:19:52.340 for instance

00:19:52.920 how is that

00:19:53.720 political

00:19:54.160 what is the

00:19:54.940 political

00:19:55.400 decision

00:19:55.900 that goes

00:19:56.460 into restricting

00:19:57.180 that firearm

00:19:57.880 on what

00:19:58.940 planet

00:19:59.420 does that

00:19:59.980 firearm

00:20:00.480 need to be

00:20:01.080 part of

00:20:01.660 what is

00:20:02.400 allowed

00:20:02.640 in this

00:20:02.900 country

00:20:03.060 you've now

00:20:03.480 promised

00:20:04.060 increased

00:20:04.420 spending

00:20:04.740 78 billion

00:20:05.580 over five

00:20:06.300 years

00:20:06.600 given the

00:20:07.300 employment

00:20:07.600 numbers

00:20:08.060 this

00:20:08.500 last week

00:20:09.140 end of

00:20:09.360 last week

00:20:09.660 that were

00:20:09.880 good

00:20:10.120 given

00:20:10.420 economic

00:20:10.820 growth

00:20:11.240 how can

00:20:11.900 you justify

00:20:12.520 that continued

00:20:13.400 amount of

00:20:13.860 stimulus

00:20:14.180 what would

00:20:14.500 you say

00:20:14.700 to Canadians

00:20:15.200 about why

00:20:15.720 you still

00:20:16.080 need to

00:20:16.400 spend that

00:20:16.980 kind of

00:20:17.300 money

00:20:17.480 well there

00:20:18.100 you have

00:20:18.320 it folks

00:20:18.580 I'll let

00:20:18.840 you make

00:20:19.120 up your

00:20:19.420 own mind

00:20:19.980 about whether

00:20:20.420 you thought

00:20:20.840 that Rosemary

00:20:21.320 Barton

00:20:21.700 treated the

00:20:22.240 two leaders

00:20:22.660 equally

00:20:23.060 and whether

00:20:23.540 she was

00:20:23.880 being fair

00:20:24.640 and balanced

00:20:25.220 but I will

00:20:25.780 leave you

00:20:26.140 with one

00:20:26.680 fact

00:20:27.080 this is the

00:20:27.980 third election

00:20:28.820 campaign

00:20:29.380 in a row

00:20:30.220 where Justin

00:20:30.880 Trudeau the

00:20:31.320 liberal leader

00:20:31.780 has run

00:20:32.480 on a platform

00:20:33.280 on a pledge

00:20:34.060 to increase

00:20:35.060 funding to

00:20:35.620 the CBC

00:20:36.080 he is literally

00:20:37.240 bribing them

00:20:38.060 with our money

00:20:39.040 his campaign

00:20:39.740 platform is

00:20:40.800 higher salaries

00:20:41.760 to the CBC

00:20:42.320 bigger budget

00:20:43.200 to the CBC

00:20:43.820 more taxpayer dollars

00:20:45.480 going to the

00:20:46.740 state broadcaster

00:20:47.520 which is dying

00:20:48.540 fewer and fewer

00:20:49.300 Canadians are

00:20:49.960 choosing to tune

00:20:50.800 in to the CBC

00:20:51.740 and therefore

00:20:52.520 the CBC is

00:20:53.420 more reliant

00:20:54.200 on more

00:20:54.860 taxpayer dollars

00:20:56.240 look at this

00:20:57.140 point it is

00:20:57.900 abundantly clear

00:20:59.040 the CBC

00:20:59.880 is the media

00:21:01.420 arm of the

00:21:02.520 Liberal Party

00:21:03.060 of Canada

00:21:03.540 they are there

00:21:04.320 to do nothing

00:21:04.980 more than push

00:21:06.080 the liberal

00:21:06.540 platform

00:21:07.000 push the liberal

00:21:07.900 worldview

00:21:08.280 and promote

00:21:09.200 their man

00:21:10.060 Justin Trudeau

00:21:11.120 their television

00:21:11.820 personalities pretend

00:21:13.120 to be journalists

00:21:13.900 but they're not

00:21:14.620 they're liberal

00:21:15.380 activists doing

00:21:16.320 everything they can

00:21:17.240 to get Trudeau

00:21:18.140 re-elected

00:21:18.780 I'm Candace

00:21:19.340 Malcolm and this

00:21:20.020 is the Candace

00:21:20.580 Malcolm Show

Juno News - September 14, 2021

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