kinsellacast - KINSELLACAST 335： Fascism on the march - but a rally for humanity! Me on lots of radio. Plus the Clash, Jeff Rosenstock and tons more

00:00:00.000 It's the Kinsella Cast, starring Warren Kinsella.

00:00:20.360 Hey, it's Warren. Welcome to the Kinsella Cast. I apologize that it is late, but it has been a crazy week.

00:00:30.500 And a very busy day. I just got back from speaking to a rally for humanity.

00:00:37.380 A rally against racism and bigotry and anti-Semitism.

00:00:42.080 And I spoke at the end, so I'm going to play for you just a little bit of what I said to folks.

00:00:49.580 And I'm also going to be playing for you just a ton of interviews I did this week

00:00:55.340 on the consequence of the outcome of the American presidential vote,

00:01:00.900 which obviously I'm not happy about, as I'm about to shortly relate to.

00:01:05.980 And I've got some great music.

00:01:07.520 Clash, kind of saying it all, what I think about the election and Jeff Rosenstock.

00:01:14.740 I've got M.J. Lenderman, again, Karen Dio.

00:01:19.360 Got some great music and tons of radio stuff.

00:01:22.820 Ben Mulroney and I, Greg Brady, CKNW, you name it.

00:01:29.020 Kind of lots and lots of stuff.

00:01:31.280 So I figured that would be the easiest thing to do instead of imposing myself on John Mraz

00:01:37.380 or Brian Lilley or Tasha Carter and Carl Belagé.

00:01:40.660 And Kamala Harris lost.

00:01:47.160 Donald Trump won.

00:01:48.420 How come?

00:01:49.380 I've got ten reasons.

00:01:50.460 The first was her, but not because of anything she said or did,

00:01:56.080 because she was a great candidate.

00:01:57.660 She lost because of something she can't control.

00:02:02.200 She's a woman. 0.82

00:02:03.780 And by now, it is very clear to me that America is not going to vote for a woman 1.00

00:02:08.860 to be president anytime soon.

00:02:11.500 The Democrats have now tried twice in eight years and lost.

00:02:15.260 I think the glass ceiling is going to remain intact for years to come.

00:02:19.720 And that is a really sad thing.

00:02:22.360 Number two, the Democratic VP pick, Tim Walls.

00:02:26.520 Nice guy, rural, all shucks, kind of personality, hard to dislike.

00:02:32.940 But as I said over and over and over, the fight was always going to come down to the blue wall,

00:02:39.500 but particularly Pennsylvania.

00:02:42.080 So why didn't the Democrats pick Josh Shapiro?

00:02:44.980 The very, very, very popular Democratic governor of Pennsylvania?

00:02:51.200 Because he's a Jew, I think. 1.00

00:02:54.280 Harris's team were nervous about the anti-Semitic vote in New Michigan,

00:02:58.620 and they chose wrong.

00:03:01.260 Shame on them.

00:03:02.820 Number three, Joe Biden.

00:03:04.780 Full disclosure, I worked, as you guys know, hard for Joe Biden four years ago when he won,

00:03:10.080 and I believed in him for his decency and his experience.

00:03:14.220 But the presidency aged him badly.

00:03:18.080 The one debate he had with Trump showed that to millions of people.

00:03:22.700 And after that train wreck, Biden delayed and denied the inevitable.

00:03:27.700 And loyalists like me said he had to go.

00:03:30.220 But when he finally did, he only gave Harris 100 days to establish herself as a viable candidate.

00:03:37.900 It wasn't enough time.

00:03:39.280 It was too late.

00:03:41.220 His pride defeated Harris, I think, more than anything else.

00:03:46.280 Number four, Israel.

00:03:48.440 Israel, as the terrible events in Amsterdam this week,

00:03:52.980 reminded the world is no longer just a country.

00:03:55.440 Israel is now a test of one's morality. 0.99

00:03:58.420 It's a mirror held up to reveal who favors civilization and decency

00:04:04.700 and who favors barbarity and cruelty.

00:04:08.560 Like in a dark and dangerous time, like the one we're in,

00:04:13.240 all of us have to side with the victims.

00:04:16.940 And since October 7th, Jews, not the Israeli government, 0.84

00:04:21.500 Jews have again been made history's victims. 0.91

00:04:24.860 Did the Democratic Party fail that morality test?

00:04:28.420 I think it did.

00:04:29.900 Number five, inward.

00:04:31.680 The United States of America has turned inward.

00:04:34.420 Its people no longer want to be the global police officer.

00:04:37.520 They no longer want liberalized trade.

00:04:39.700 They no longer care about NATO or Ukraine or Taiwan. 1.00

00:04:43.900 Trump is a fucking fool. 1.00

00:04:47.240 He's a racist. 1.00

00:04:48.480 He's a rapist. 1.00

00:04:49.760 He is a criminal. 1.00

00:04:51.100 But he is smart enough to know that America has turned inward. 0.98

00:04:57.440 The Democratic Party, always the internationalists, did not. 0.73

00:05:02.340 They paid the price.

00:05:03.540 Number six, economy.

00:05:05.220 If Trump goes ahead with his reckless tariffs plan,

00:05:08.800 it will restart inflation and possibly even tank the global economy.

00:05:13.480 Why?

00:05:13.820 Because if a supplier of a commodity, Canadian grains or softwood or beef or auto parts,

00:05:20.600 you name it, is hit with a tax, what do they do?

00:05:24.160 They pass the cost along to the consumer.

00:05:27.380 And inflation returns with a vengeance.

00:05:31.580 The Democratic Party did not pay sufficient attention to their own polling,

00:05:36.720 which showed that most Americans were unhappy, like most Canadians,

00:05:40.400 because of the cost of living.

00:05:42.800 Donald Trump, this Fifth Avenue billionaire, understood that.

00:05:47.620 Why didn't the Democrats?

00:05:49.580 Number seven, the border.

00:05:51.540 Canada and the United States are countries created by immigrants and refugees.

00:05:56.700 Everybody knows that.

00:05:58.060 But when Hispanics, you know, the biggest immigrant demographic in the United States, 0.98

00:06:03.820 when they vote for the man who has likened them to rapists and murderers 0.79

00:06:07.860 and who he wants to deport,

00:06:11.120 well, you've got a big problem, Democrats.

00:06:13.820 Bringing in people when you don't have housing for them, that is cruel. 1.00

00:06:17.780 Bringing in people who carry with them the hatreds acquired in other places,

00:06:23.920 that is madness.

00:06:26.240 Democrats understood they had a border problem,

00:06:29.700 but only too late.

00:06:31.480 Trump got there first.

00:06:33.320 Number eight, conservatives.

00:06:34.360 Small c, not large c.

00:06:36.260 Around the world, conservative parties are on the march.

00:06:39.220 And yeah, for sure, incumbent parties are being defeated,

00:06:42.560 like in Britain, where a conservative party was defeated.

00:06:44.700 But mainly, conservatives are doing very well everywhere in Western democracy.

00:06:50.060 And they've got a smaller voter base.

00:06:53.060 So why are they winning elections?

00:06:54.960 Because they know important political choices are decided in voters' guts,

00:07:00.720 not in their heads.

00:07:02.980 Because progressives, like the Democrats,

00:07:06.200 chose pronouns over principles.

00:07:09.540 Media.

00:07:09.880 I am mainly progressive.

00:07:14.580 Sometimes I'm really progressive.

00:07:16.800 And I work at a conservative media outlet.

00:07:19.560 And the conservatives who are around me,

00:07:21.620 they rarely agree with me.

00:07:23.760 Trust me.

00:07:24.800 But they welcome my voice.

00:07:27.040 Why weren't Harris and the Democrats more like them?

00:07:30.360 Why did she hide from the media for weeks

00:07:32.280 when she needed to be defining herself?

00:07:34.680 Why didn't she go on Joe Rogan, for example? 1.00

00:07:37.360 He's an idiot, but millions of people listen to him. 1.00

00:07:41.640 The media paradigm has changed. 1.00

00:07:44.540 The Democrats are still trying to satisfy the editorial board at the New York Times.

00:07:49.240 But they already had the editorial board at the New York Times.

00:07:52.560 They needed new people.

00:07:55.160 Number 10.

00:07:56.820 Whites.

00:07:58.100 I am a white, straight male.

00:08:00.400 Now, I am very privileged.

00:08:03.160 I know it.

00:08:04.720 But in 2024, it would have been kind of nice if the Democrats,

00:08:08.940 and Canadian liberals up here, for that matter,

00:08:13.200 occasionally regarded me as a citizen,

00:08:15.940 and not always the devil incarnate.

00:08:18.580 Would it have killed them to do that?

00:08:20.680 Apparently. 1.00

00:08:22.240 So, white males killed them, 1.00

00:08:25.240 the first chance they got. 0.99

00:08:26.420 Anyway, those are 10 reasons.

00:08:30.480 But I think the biggest reasons she lost,

00:08:32.700 there were 134,000 of them.

00:08:35.060 In Wisconsin, 18,000 votes.

00:08:37.340 Michigan, 38,000.

00:08:39.060 Pennsylvania, 78,000 votes.

00:08:41.100 Those are the 134,000 main reasons Kamala Harris lost.

00:08:45.820 If those votes had swung the other way,

00:08:49.060 she'd be president-elect.

00:08:50.720 Period.

00:08:52.020 Just 2% of the vote in three states.

00:08:55.280 That's why she lost,

00:08:57.060 and that's why he won.

00:08:58.480 Yankee, a soldier,

00:09:15.760 they want to shoot the sky.

00:09:18.200 They're training in Cambodia,

00:09:20.480 but now they gotta fall apart.

00:09:23.320 Yankee, a dollar store,

00:09:25.540 they take the better of the world.

00:09:27.360 The fact is going on,

00:09:30.320 and they can't afford a missile war.

00:09:33.180 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:09:38.000 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:09:42.080 But what can I do?

00:09:47.580 Tankies, the detectives,

00:09:49.920 are always on the TV.

00:09:52.320 Boss killers in America,

00:09:54.320 work seven days a week.

00:09:56.460 Never mind the stars and fun,

00:09:59.820 let's bring the water gate tight. 0.97

00:10:02.280 I'm so bored with the new age,

00:10:04.320 and I hope nobody's great.

00:10:07.240 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:12.100 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:16.060 But what can I do?

00:10:17.340 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:19.080 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:21.140 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:23.160 But what can I do?

00:10:37.120 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:39.160 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:44.980 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:49.040 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:51.740 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:55.480 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:10:55.980 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:11:00.880 I'm so bored with the USA.

00:11:02.720 Come on, let's go! 0.99

00:11:09.720 We won't stop it

00:11:11.720 We can see our names

00:11:14.720 We won't stop our new game

00:11:16.720 We're you and me

00:11:32.720 Sean, give yourself a round of applause for standing there and being here

00:11:44.720 My name is Warren, and I'm Catholic, I'm Irish, and I'm a Zionist

00:11:52.720 And I am proud to be here with you to proclaim, because that's what this is about

00:12:04.720 To proclaim no to hate, no to anti-Semitism, no to terror, and no to another Amsterdam 0.97

00:12:22.720 That is the goal of the other side

00:12:29.720 That is their goal

00:12:31.720 We are here, as you have seen, from every community, every faith

00:12:38.720 To proclaim our unity

00:12:41.720 To proclaim our humanity

00:12:45.720 To say, if we're united

00:12:49.720 If we are united

00:12:51.720 If we are united

00:12:52.720 We will never be divided

00:12:54.720 If we are united

00:12:56.720 We will never be divided

00:12:58.720 And to say this in the haters

00:13:02.720 You will not defeat us

00:13:04.720 You will not

00:13:06.720 Our leaders

00:13:10.720 You will sing some of them here today

00:13:12.720 To a round of applause

00:13:14.720 Our leaders need to lead

00:13:25.720 They need to step up

00:13:29.720 They haven't been doing so

00:13:33.720 They need to proclaim

00:13:35.720 Well here I'm going to read to you

00:13:37.720 That's what this is all about

00:13:40.720 So we're going to ask you guys

00:13:42.720 To do this

00:13:44.720 See everybody's got a sign

00:13:46.720 You've got the code at the bottom

00:13:48.720 So you just scan that with your cell phone

00:13:51.720 And you can sign it online

00:13:53.720 But here, my brother's got

00:13:56.720 Here is the proclamation

00:13:58.720 So I'm going to read it out to you

00:13:59.720 If you're like me and you're ancient, you can't read it

00:14:02.720 Okay?

00:14:03.720 Because we're here because we share conviction

00:14:08.720 A conviction that Canada must be

00:14:12.720 A place of safety

00:14:15.720 A place of respect

00:14:17.720 A place of justice for all

00:14:21.720 This proclamation of unity against anti-Semitism

00:14:25.720 It's not just a statement

00:14:27.720 It is a commitment

00:14:29.720 We're asking you to make a commitment

00:14:32.720 Local

00:14:34.720 Provincial

00:14:35.720 Federally

00:14:36.720 At every level

00:14:37.720 Across this country

00:14:38.720 In every region

00:14:39.720 We need a commitment

00:14:41.720 Number one

00:14:42.720 Speech

00:14:43.720 Free from harassment

00:14:45.720 Free from abuse

00:14:47.720 And violence

00:14:49.720 Number two

00:14:51.720 Ensure the police and the judiciary

00:14:54.720 Carry out their duties

00:14:56.720 To arrest, charge, and prosecute

00:15:08.720 All criminal acts

00:15:10.720 And charge anti-Semitic hate crimes

00:15:14.720 Number three

00:15:17.720 Protect our schools

00:15:18.720 Our kids

00:15:19.720 I never thought I would have to ask for that

00:15:33.720 But apparently we do

00:15:35.720 Protect our schools and communities

00:15:37.720 And keep our kids safe

00:15:39.720 Inclusive

00:15:41.720 Free from harassment

00:15:42.720 Free from harassment

00:15:44.720 Threats

00:15:46.720 Intimidation

00:15:47.720 All of it

00:15:49.720 We need to foster again a Canada 1.00

00:15:51.720 Where our children

00:15:54.720 Feel safe

00:15:56.720 And they have a sense of belonging

00:15:57.720 So I would like to invite up all of our speakers

00:16:04.720 We've heard from so far

00:16:05.720 Come on up

00:16:07.720 And we're all welcome guys

00:16:08.720 Thank you guys

00:16:34.720 It feels completely ridiculous

00:16:36.720 That I'm a willing participant 0.99

00:16:40.720 Gazing at the purples of pigs

00:16:42.720 In the shadow of a bank's funds

00:16:44.720 Skylines

00:16:46.720 Unite against the establishment

00:16:49.720 While drones transmit the images

00:16:52.720 To a server farm in the valley

00:16:54.720 For a culture that'll eat its own 1.00

00:16:57.720 Insides

00:16:59.720 Oh, it wouldn't be a fair

00:17:01.720 If you were it worth something

00:17:03.720 That wouldn't be a fair

00:17:04.720 If you were it worth something

00:17:09.720 That wouldn't be a fair

00:17:10.720 If it wasn't worth it

00:17:14.720 If you didn't have something to take

00:17:17.720 Take a long look at the billboards

00:17:20.720 That smother the air till you can ignore them

00:17:23.720 In glamorized apartment store

00:17:24.720 Crust-plung sheep

00:17:26.720 Satan's trending up in his fashion week

00:17:28.720 But this is not a moving

00:17:29.720 It's just careful entertainment

00:17:30.720 It's just careful entertainment

00:17:31.720 Put an easy demographic in 0.96

00:17:33.720 Our sweatshop denim jackets

00:17:34.720 And we wonder what just happened

00:17:35.720 When the world becomes Manhattan

00:17:37.720 Where the face of the apartment

00:17:38.720 Is just a wrecked

00:17:39.720 That's abandoned

00:17:40.720 Oh, it wouldn't be a fair

00:17:42.720 If you were it worth something

00:17:46.720 That wouldn't be a fair

00:17:48.720 If you were it worth something

00:17:52.720 That wouldn't be a fair

00:17:54.720 If it wasn't worth it

00:17:58.720 If you didn't have something to take

00:18:00.720 When you were and you get

00:18:05.720 Yeah

00:18:06.720 We're not so good people but this

00:18:07.800 My angel entraction has got everyone believing

00:18:22.720 All that we can do is something россий

00:18:24.720 We all cannot surround him

00:18:25.720 You후 seem like these advertisements 0.98

00:18:26.720 On the works we might arrange

00:18:27.720 And get them to light in your pocket

00:18:29.720 Oh, there wouldn't be a friend if you were. It was something. There wouldn't be a friend if you were. It was something. There wouldn't be a friend if it wasn't worth it.

00:18:47.500 It's over. There is certainty. Donald Trump has won the presidency for the second time in the United States of America.

00:19:14.600 This hour, the Harris campaign and those who worked on it, Peter Mansbridge, Scott Reed, and from the Reagan era, Ed Rollins on what has happened in America.

00:19:30.500 I'm Arlene Bynum, 167, Canada Talks, Hour 2, Sirius XM.

00:19:37.700 Frankly, this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time.

00:19:47.360 There's never been anything like this in this country and maybe beyond.

00:19:50.400 And now it's going to reach a new level of importance because we're going to help our country heal.

00:20:01.160 We're going to fix everything about our country.

00:20:03.640 It was beautiful. It was a historic realignment, uniting citizens of all backgrounds around a common core of common sense.

00:20:15.380 You know, we're the party of common sense. We want to have borders. We want to have security.

00:20:20.720 We want to have things be good, safe. We want great education. We want a strong and powerful military.

00:20:27.580 And ideally, we don't have to use it.

00:20:29.420 We just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the United States of America.

00:20:39.240 And under President Trump's leadership, we're never going to stop fighting for you, for your dreams, for the future of your children.

00:20:46.340 Good morning. That's how it sounded last night.

00:20:52.400 President-elect Donald Trump and the vice president-elect J.D. Vance.

00:20:58.260 This morning, we're giving you some other sounds as we continue with our coverage of this historic election.

00:21:06.980 Political Punch, our panel, we have two guests today who work for Kamala Harris. 1.00

00:21:13.420 Yes, they're different. One is in the United States.

00:21:16.700 John Laboutlier, former Republican congressman, member of Republicans for Harris.

00:21:21.540 Good morning, John.

00:21:23.420 Good morning, Arlene.

00:21:25.320 Warren Kinsella, lawyer, author, consultant, columnist, of course, for the Toronto Sun and host of KinsellaCast.

00:21:32.600 Also volunteering for the Harris campaign.

00:21:36.100 Good morning, Warren. Thank you.

00:21:38.360 Good morning, my friend.

00:21:40.500 All right, John, I'll throw it to you.

00:21:42.140 We have both of you working for Kamala Harris.

00:21:45.140 It did not work out.

00:21:46.460 John, what are your thoughts here as we examine the feeling of it all and begin to unpack what happened?

00:21:58.420 All right.

00:21:59.220 Well, I have a million thoughts, so we don't have time for all million of them.

00:22:02.640 But looking, first of all, it is good for the country, if Trump's going to win, that he won not only in the Electoral College, but he won the majority of the popular vote.

00:22:13.200 So there is no doubt that America wanted him, and he can go into power knowing that, and the world will know that, rather than that split verdict of eight years ago.

00:22:25.500 So that's number one.

00:22:26.280 But in looking at it, he won with 71 million votes, and she got almost 6 million fewer votes.

00:22:36.960 And so if you look, he got 71 million to win.

00:22:41.280 Four years ago, he lost with 74 million, and Biden won with 81 million votes.

00:22:49.720 There are 16 million fewer voters this year than four years ago, and that hasn't been talked about yet.

00:22:59.560 Where the hell are those people?

00:23:01.540 Why did they vote four years ago and not this time? 1.00

00:23:05.560 And my guess is, because you heard it from people all the time, is, I hate them both. 0.99

00:23:10.880 I hate them both. 1.00

00:23:11.660 I hate them both. 1.00

00:23:12.480 And they didn't vote. 0.97

00:23:14.360 But Trump won.

00:23:15.640 Of those who voted, he won, fair and square.

00:23:18.400 That's it.

00:23:18.960 The Democrats are going to have to examine what the hell went wrong.

00:23:22.920 There are a lot of layers to it.

00:23:24.880 Immigration, certainly.

00:23:26.540 Yeah, we'll get into that.

00:23:27.640 The economy, certainly.

00:23:28.380 Let's get into some of the topics.

00:23:29.900 I want to get Warren's thoughts there.

00:23:32.540 As you listened to John, you knocked on doors as well.

00:23:35.960 Warren, first of all, were you surprised with this?

00:23:39.260 The polls did not show it.

00:23:42.860 Well, no.

00:23:43.540 The polls showed that things have been tighter than a tick for weeks.

00:23:48.280 And what surprised me isn't that he won.

00:23:53.040 You know, if the polls are tight, either side can win, right?

00:23:56.420 It was, that's why all of us stayed up last night watching the outcome.

00:24:00.360 What surprised me is she was just a superior candidate.

00:24:03.180 And her CV, raising over a billion dollars.

00:24:08.200 I don't think that's ever happened in the history of the United States.

00:24:11.240 John would know that.

00:24:12.740 She had an amazing get-out-the-vote team. 0.79

00:24:15.360 She had policies that, you know, from abortion to the border to the economy that people mainly supported. 0.99

00:24:22.440 What went wrong?

00:24:24.540 My personal view is, because I've been through this before, because I worked for Hillary eight years ago as well, as a foreign national, just as a volunteer, is I think there's some sexism in the mix. 0.66

00:24:37.640 I think it's pretty tough to become president of the United States if you're a woman.

00:24:40.700 We've talked about that, and there's a reality there.

00:24:45.100 You know, it wasn't so long ago I woke up and realized, boy, the world seems to be more sexist than I thought.

00:24:51.840 I thought we'd passed it and more racist than we thought.

00:24:54.960 John, how true is that statement, and how do you think that that has to be taken into account today?

00:25:00.720 I mean, it's got to be, and Warren said it, but I'll add on to it.

00:25:07.120 A sexist, but it's not only just that she's a woman, but that she's a black woman in an interracial marriage. 1.00

00:25:13.760 And maybe that doesn't play in those red areas that are all over the American map.

00:25:20.260 I don't know, but we're going to have to look at this.

00:25:23.800 And I said it to you off the air because we're friends, and it's a horrible thought, but this is two out of three times.

00:25:31.100 Now, the Democrats have nominated a woman for president, thought she was going to win. 1.00

00:25:36.040 Election night, oh, my God, look what happens, and they get beat.

00:25:39.900 And I don't think they're going to nominate another woman for a long time.

00:25:43.860 Warren, do you agree?

00:25:44.720 It's just hard to hear those words as the sexism comes in.

00:25:49.300 I mean, there's a lot to play here.

00:25:50.840 Joe Biden staying too long, and as we said, those polls were tight.

00:25:56.480 Is sexism as important in your mind as John has just said?

00:26:01.860 Well, I mean, it's politics, right?

00:26:03.820 And on both sides of the border, it's never one thing that kills you or lifts you up.

00:26:09.140 It's a bunch of things.

00:26:10.860 And, you know, there's no question that after the pandemic, Americans like Canadians were finding that things were just too expensive.

00:26:19.160 You know, when you fill up the car or you go to get groceries or you pay the rent and pay the mortgage, it's been expensive, and people are grouchy about it.

00:26:27.660 Justin Trudeau's experiencing that, too.

00:26:30.880 He's way behind.

00:26:32.440 But, you know, I think most Americans, you know, I've lived in the States and got an American family.

00:26:39.560 I think Americans know that Donald Trump is not a nice guy. 0.98

00:26:44.160 You know, he's a convicted criminal. 0.95

00:26:47.300 He's been adjudicated by a civil jury having committed sexual assault, as you pointed out.

00:26:52.240 Like, he said terrible things.

00:26:54.820 We've never had a president like this before.

00:26:57.740 And so I think there's a bunch of stuff in the mix, because at the end of the day, don't forget, Republicans took the Senate, and they're on the way to taking the House of Representatives, too.

00:27:07.000 So this was like the American public took the steering wheel, and they just yanked it to the right.

00:27:11.880 And I think that's something that's happening around the world.

00:27:14.780 All right.

00:27:15.300 Now, I want to get to one of the factors that is haunting this, a giant democracy on the ballot.

00:27:22.500 The world is watching this.

00:27:23.600 They always watch American elections.

00:27:25.700 This one was different.

00:27:26.640 How would the world change?

00:27:28.420 The president-elect has said and reported from those who are close to him after he won in 2016, he wants out of NATO.

00:27:36.220 He admires Vladimir Putin and wants to end the war in Ukraine.

00:27:41.080 How should the world feel about this, John?

00:27:42.980 And what does this vote?

00:27:44.300 Is this a clear, strong vote for Donald Trump and everything he stands for?

00:27:50.980 How should the world look at this decision that America has made and the repercussions it could have around the world?

00:27:59.860 They should be scared to death that the United States of America, which for years, decades, has been the number one force for good around the globe, has now sided with Vladimir Putin.

00:28:15.920 Now, I don't think most Americans thought that when they voted yesterday.

00:28:19.720 They're worried about inflation, the cost of gas, you know, local stuff.

00:28:24.180 But the result is they've elected a guy that loves Putin and said all the things you just said.

00:28:32.380 God knows what they're thinking in Ukraine today and Taiwan and everywhere.

00:28:39.340 I mean, this is a devastating, gut-wrenching choice by America that will affect the whole world badly.

00:28:48.340 Warren, I think you texted this morning that you were going to be talking about, I think, the end of the world as we know it.

00:28:56.700 And we throw it around and we always do this little, you know, we laugh.

00:29:00.420 Are you laughing this morning, Warren?

00:29:02.680 How do we navigate this and how are you navigating it?

00:29:06.460 In your mind, we've all got stuff we're going through, little steps we're climbing in our own minds here.

00:29:12.700 Well, you know, I always have it on a U.S. election night party.

00:29:15.940 And two weeks ago, I canceled mine because my gut told me there was trouble coming.

00:29:21.380 But, you know, what John said is the most important thing.

00:29:25.100 The United States of America, which is the force for good in the world, the most powerful nation on earth for a reason, last night turned inward.

00:29:35.880 To me, that was the main thing.

00:29:38.420 So you guys can make fun of me if I'm wrong.

00:29:42.360 Ukraine is gone. 0.63

00:29:43.300 He is what Trump is going to look the other way when the Chinese Communist Party finally make their move on Taiwan.

00:29:50.500 Europe's going to turn inward.

00:29:52.380 NATO's in big trouble.

00:29:53.740 Maybe, you know, become a Wikipedia entry before you know it.

00:29:58.020 Trade, international stability.

00:30:00.640 When the United States of America turns inward and they've never turned inward like this before,

00:30:05.780 it has consequences for all of us around the world.

00:30:10.980 And I think global stability, I just I think it's going to get really bouncy in the next few months.

00:30:16.640 I think there'll be a correction at the midterms.

00:30:19.000 But that's two years out.

00:30:20.500 We've got two years where it's like everybody strap on your seatbelt because it's going to go.

00:30:25.200 It's going to be a bit crazy.

00:30:26.240 I know you're strapped for time, Warren.

00:30:28.920 I do want to let me just stick with you for one second before I throw it back to John for his thoughts.

00:30:34.280 Warren, even here in Canada, I'm sure you're getting responses on social media.

00:30:40.260 There are those who are cheering this.

00:30:42.080 We do have some MAGA fans.

00:30:44.300 Will this come to Canada?

00:30:45.640 What does this mean for Canada?

00:30:47.280 Canada and how, in your opinion, should it affect politics in the clear and present future?

00:30:55.860 It will affect us because the prime minister's father said, you know, we're a mouse sleeping beside an elephant.

00:31:03.740 And, you know, if the elephant rolls over, we're in big trouble.

00:31:06.940 It is going to affect us and it's going to affect just like Justin Trudeau is the happiest guy in Canada this morning.

00:31:12.440 And I just filed a column on this for post media.

00:31:14.720 You know, he's tried everything he can for the past year and a half to narrow the gap between he and the conservative leader and nothing's worked.

00:31:22.580 This morning, Arlene, I'm telling you, he's going to go out there.

00:31:25.480 He's going to stand in front of the microphones.

00:31:26.900 He's going to say, you know, I've called the president-elect to offer congratulations and we're going to continue to work with our biggest trading partner.

00:31:35.280 But then he's going to say, we need to have a progressive voice in Canada now more than ever before.

00:31:43.700 And I guarantee you there are Canadians who have been very mad at Justin Trudeau and planning voting against them are going to be nodding their head and saying, yep, yep, I am.

00:31:53.560 I'm not sure I want to have a hard right guy in the Oval Office and a hard right guy in the prime minister's office.

00:32:00.000 And I think everything changed last night, not just for the United States of America, but for Canada, too.

00:32:05.680 But, yeah, here, here, I totally agree.

00:32:08.260 I want to throw it over to John.

00:32:09.780 What's changed in America, John, the realization that a majority of Americans voted for this.

00:32:18.620 This is the will of the people.

00:32:20.640 And we've been talking, the three of us here right now, the ramifications are huge.

00:32:26.440 Are they aware of this?

00:32:27.620 Well, the majority who voted for Trump, I don't think they care about any of the stuff we just talked about.

00:32:36.720 They don't want to spend money on Ukraine.

00:32:40.660 They don't care.

00:32:41.960 They don't think Putin's as bad as the three of us do.

00:32:45.940 They couldn't find Taiwan on the map.

00:32:49.900 Warren said it way better than I ever could.

00:32:52.340 And America turned inward.

00:32:54.560 And as long as they're focused inward, what goes on outward won't bother them.

00:33:00.640 They don't pay attention to it.

00:33:03.720 Final question, quick question, Warren, if I can squeeze it in the media.

00:33:07.460 The message was such a big part of it.

00:33:09.240 We've seen conservative media support those things, not criticize it.

00:33:13.160 We talk a lot about the media in Canada.

00:33:16.560 Has everything changed as you just predicted?

00:33:19.120 What about the media here?

00:33:20.560 Well, I mean, part of Trump's message has always been anti-media.

00:33:26.180 You know, he was just joking 72 hours ago about the media getting shot, and nobody seemed to object.

00:33:31.920 So those of us who are ink-stained wretches, you know, well, we know we're not on anybody's popularity list.

00:33:39.140 But, yeah, there's always been a path there for politicians who want to knock around the media.

00:33:43.880 There's been a path there for them to win.

00:33:46.540 But, you know, that to me has been his greatest strength.

00:33:49.320 I don't think he's the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree, but Trump understood, I think, 10 years ago, maybe longer, that, you know, people increasingly distrust the media.

00:34:00.500 And so his main opponent for more than a decade has been the media, and it's really worked for him.

00:34:06.580 And, you know, and so Beyonce and Taylor Swift and, you know, Anderson Cooper, all of the elites are against him, and he loves it.

00:34:17.200 He eats it up because, as John said, your average American just doesn't care about all that kind of stuff.

00:34:23.200 They care about, you know, do I have enough money to fill up when the light goes on on my car?

00:34:28.360 So, you know, that's where people were at in the United States.

00:34:31.940 It's where they're at in Canada, too.

00:34:33.800 And I'm just surprised and sad.

00:34:36.360 I'm really sad this morning that the United States of America, our greatest friend and ally, has turned to a man who's a really bad guy.

00:34:46.940 Warren Kinsella.

00:34:48.000 And, by the way, Warren.

00:34:49.120 Okay.

00:34:49.540 Go ahead, John.

00:34:50.160 Warren, let me just add, because I'm listening to this.

00:34:52.260 I'm thinking it's all so good. 1.00

00:34:54.340 They know he's a bad guy, and I'm not going to swear, Arlene, he's an effing jerk. 1.00

00:35:00.560 A majority of his voters will acknowledge he's an effing jerk, and they still voted for him. 0.99

00:35:08.660 So that tells me that group, the majority now, are so desperate in the situation they're in, or they perceive they're in, the government, cultural issues, transgender stuff, 0.99

00:35:21.660 all this stuff, they're so upset over it, they say, you know what, I'll vote for an effing jerk, because he'll go against these people, and he'll fight them, and he'll fix it. 0.99

00:35:33.680 Never in my life did I think I would see America knowingly vote for an effing jerk, but they've done it. 0.99

00:35:40.480 Okay, we're going to end on that fire. 0.99

00:35:42.400 Thank you for editing that.

00:35:44.140 This is not, yeah, thank you.

00:35:46.860 John LeBouillier.

00:35:47.600 This is in a Trump rally.

00:35:48.840 I was just going to say, former Republican congressman, member of Republicans for Harris.

00:35:54.280 Thank you, John, and thank you.

00:35:56.700 Thanks, Arlene.

00:35:57.460 Thanks, Warren.

00:35:58.720 Warren Kinsella.

00:35:59.360 Thanks, John.

00:36:00.940 Lawyer, author, columnist, Toronto Sun, host of KinsellaCast.

00:36:04.440 It's going to be good in the future, as it is always, volunteered for Harris.

00:36:08.320 Warren, thanks for your time.

00:36:09.620 Cheers to you.

00:36:10.240 Thanks, my friend.

00:36:11.160 Take care.

00:36:11.560 Take care.

00:36:11.620 Take care.

00:36:12.620 Take care.

00:36:13.620 Take care.

00:36:14.620 Take care.

00:36:15.620 Take care.

00:36:16.620 Take care.

00:36:17.620 Take care.

00:36:18.620 Back home on a holiday. 0.99

00:36:47.060 I wish that we were all encouraged to see our dreams through, instead of taking all the bullshit 0.99

00:37:01.000 shit this world puts us through, everywhere we work, everywhere we play, sleepless nights get harder 0.99

00:37:16.680 every day. 0.77

00:37:17.680 Oh, for all I know, this is the last place that we ever go.

00:37:21.680 Oh, for all I know, for all I know, this is the last place that we ever go.

00:37:38.680 I wish that we ever go.

00:37:39.680 I wish that we were all out of the way.

00:37:40.680 I wish that we were all out of the reasons to sing these blues.

00:37:41.680 I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, that we didn't have the

00:37:43.680 love.

00:37:44.680 I wish that we were all out of the reasons to sing these blues.

00:37:48.680 I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, that we didn't have to.

00:37:49.680 It's the greatest regret.

00:37:50.680 I wish that we were all out of the reasons to sing these blues.

00:37:56.680 I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish, that we didn't have to.

00:38:12.680 Everywhere we look almost every day

00:38:21.060 Quiet hearts and heavy hay

00:38:35.440 Oh, for all I know

00:38:40.920 That this is the last place that we ever go 1.00

00:38:48.440 Damn your swamp top, damn the weather 1.00

00:38:53.180 What do you love? 1.00

00:38:58.100 What is your greatest regret?

00:39:00.640 How do you live within?

00:39:10.920 What is your greatest regret?

00:39:24.440 What do you love?

00:39:27.440 What is your greatest regret?

00:39:31.760 What do you love?

00:39:34.960 What is your greatest regret?

00:39:39.360 What do you love?

00:39:42.960 What is your greatest regret?

00:39:46.960 Where do you live within?

00:39:57.040 Let's bring on Warren Kinsella from Daisy Group Communications

00:40:01.140 and also so happy to have Kate Harrison on with us up early

00:40:04.420 from Vice Chair at SUMA Strategies.

00:40:06.800 Good morning, you both.

00:40:08.160 Good morning.

00:40:08.740 Good morning.

00:40:09.440 Warren, let's start with you.

00:40:10.560 I know your new Trump supporter

00:40:13.020 was last night a repudiation of the Democrats

00:40:15.800 or an approval of the Orange Man?

00:40:20.180 I don't think it was either.

00:40:22.020 I think this is the second time

00:40:24.720 a woman has run to be President of the United States 0.57

00:40:27.840 who had lots of money,

00:40:29.800 who had a great team,

00:40:31.340 had lots of organization,

00:40:33.060 superior in every way.

00:40:36.000 And I think the United States of America

00:40:38.920 did not want a woman as president. 1.00

00:40:42.960 Awfully close with Hillary Clinton.

00:40:44.580 I mean, they risked it eight years ago.

00:40:45.820 How would you compare her qualifications

00:40:47.840 and her campaign to what you saw

00:40:49.420 in the last 13 weeks here?

00:40:51.880 Well, I worked for Hillary, full disclosure.

00:40:54.140 So, you know, in that case,

00:40:55.720 it was about 77,000 votes

00:40:57.440 in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

00:41:00.440 And if you look at that 77,000,

00:41:03.520 it was kind of Gen Z and millennials

00:41:05.320 who turned on her,

00:41:06.940 I think because of Bernie Sanders.

00:41:09.180 In this case, the gap was larger.

00:41:12.200 Was Harris assisted by having a 100-day campaign?

00:41:16.100 I don't think so.

00:41:17.560 But then again, you know,

00:41:18.480 she raised a billion dollars.

00:41:20.220 Nobody had ever done that

00:41:21.460 in the history of the United States,

00:41:23.220 in history of politics, globally.

00:41:26.200 A billion dollars she raised.

00:41:27.860 She had, you know,

00:41:29.060 the best get-out-the-vote team

00:41:30.760 across the United States.

00:41:32.120 If she was down-ballot,

00:41:34.240 she was working on abortion initiatives,

00:41:36.400 it looked like she was going to win.

00:41:38.860 So, you know, anybody who was saying last night

00:41:40.880 that, oh, I saw Trump, you know,

00:41:42.480 winning this commanding victory,

00:41:44.520 I think it's full of it.

00:41:45.960 Because this is, to me,

00:41:47.340 this is a classic case

00:41:48.580 of the shy conservative voter.

00:41:50.500 We've seen it up here, too.

00:41:52.480 You have conservative voters

00:41:54.300 who now hide from pollsters.

00:41:56.660 And in this case,

00:41:57.860 there was a substantial number of them.

00:41:59.340 Kate, how do you see last night's result?

00:42:01.260 What's it say to us

00:42:02.340 about the American electorate?

00:42:05.500 Yeah, I don't think

00:42:06.640 that it's just about gender.

00:42:08.260 I do think that the Democrats

00:42:09.700 waited too long

00:42:11.100 to remove Biden.

00:42:13.180 They really only gave Harris

00:42:14.400 about 100 days

00:42:15.520 to come up with a new campaign.

00:42:18.080 And it's very difficult

00:42:19.880 to create separation

00:42:21.040 from the administration

00:42:22.280 and from Biden,

00:42:23.340 who I think was

00:42:24.220 much more unpopular

00:42:25.520 than people may have indicated

00:42:27.620 to pollsters.

00:42:28.440 And I think that showed itself

00:42:29.520 in the result last night.

00:42:30.960 Pretty hard for her

00:42:31.640 to create some contrast

00:42:32.740 and distance

00:42:33.320 when she was serving

00:42:34.360 a second in command.

00:42:35.620 So she had a few things

00:42:37.120 working against her

00:42:38.000 in that regard.

00:42:38.680 In terms of what it means

00:42:39.680 for Canada,

00:42:41.020 I'm very concerned, Greg,

00:42:42.540 about what the next

00:42:43.140 six to eight months

00:42:43.940 looks like for this country

00:42:45.400 because I do not trust

00:42:46.960 the current government

00:42:48.140 to place the importance

00:42:50.260 of the relationship

00:42:51.120 with the United States

00:42:52.280 above their own 0.56

00:42:53.820 re-electoral politics.

00:42:55.700 And I point to two things.

00:42:56.780 They've been running ads

00:42:58.060 comparing Donald Trump

00:42:59.280 to Pierre Polyev

00:43:00.180 since the new year.

00:43:01.340 They want that contrast.

00:43:02.540 I think that Trudeau

00:43:03.640 is secretly

00:43:04.740 or not pretty pleased

00:43:05.820 with the result

00:43:06.620 of last night

00:43:07.240 because it allows him

00:43:08.020 to run against Trump

00:43:08.840 up north. 0.98

00:43:09.840 And you see this ridiculous

00:43:11.260 cap on oil and gas emissions

00:43:12.840 that came out earlier

00:43:13.880 in the week,

00:43:14.540 which is a middle finger

00:43:15.780 to the United States

00:43:16.700 who would like to use

00:43:17.820 our energy

00:43:18.480 as opposed to that 0.97

00:43:19.700 of dirty dictators. 0.93

00:43:20.880 So I don't think 0.93

00:43:22.000 we're doing things

00:43:22.680 smart policy-wise

00:43:24.000 and I don't trust

00:43:25.200 the Trudeau government

00:43:25.940 to not put

00:43:26.600 their own politics

00:43:27.640 above the importance

00:43:28.560 of this relationship.

00:43:29.440 Warren,

00:43:30.100 how do you see that?

00:43:30.880 You are a former liberal,

00:43:32.100 but you've been on point

00:43:33.580 and been quite critical

00:43:34.920 of Justin Trudeau,

00:43:36.260 the man,

00:43:36.740 the politician,

00:43:37.520 and many of his policies.

00:43:38.960 Do you worry

00:43:39.800 about the next

00:43:40.600 several months specifically?

00:43:42.940 No.

00:43:43.900 Well,

00:43:44.360 I worry as a citizen

00:43:45.700 of the world,

00:43:46.980 I worry that Ukraine 1.00

00:43:47.980 is gone

00:43:48.680 because it is

00:43:49.680 and Taiwan

00:43:50.540 and free trade

00:43:52.260 and sanity

00:43:54.140 and stable

00:43:55.220 international relations.

00:43:56.540 I worry about

00:43:57.020 those things being gone.

00:43:58.620 But no,

00:43:58.960 I don't worry about

00:43:59.640 Canada this morning.

00:44:00.580 I'm pretty grateful

00:44:01.280 that I live in Canada.

00:44:03.060 But, you know,

00:44:03.780 to Kate's point,

00:44:05.200 is Trudeau going to

00:44:06.000 take advantage of this?

00:44:06.920 Of course he is.

00:44:07.740 He's a politician.

00:44:09.260 He's the happiest guy

00:44:10.320 in Canada this morning.

00:44:11.540 He'd be crazy

00:44:12.340 not to take advantage

00:44:13.360 of this

00:44:13.800 because I'm telling you guys

00:44:15.180 right now,

00:44:15.660 there are people

00:44:16.100 waking up across the city

00:44:17.340 and the province

00:44:18.040 of the country

00:44:18.680 and they are freaking out.

00:44:22.000 And this is not going

00:44:23.000 to be seized

00:44:23.860 with great joy

00:44:25.200 or a sense of accomplishment

00:44:27.120 by Canadians.

00:44:29.100 Most Canadians,

00:44:30.100 I know,

00:44:31.200 are really,

00:44:31.980 really unhappy

00:44:32.740 this morning

00:44:33.420 and scared

00:44:34.460 in some cases.

00:44:36.140 Trudeau would be crazy

00:44:37.060 not to take advantage

00:44:38.100 of that.

00:44:38.520 So is it going

00:44:38.980 to narrow the gap?

00:44:40.240 For sure it is.

00:44:41.200 Does he stick around

00:44:42.100 because of it?

00:44:42.780 I'm still not so sure

00:44:44.160 about that.

00:44:45.000 But it's a lot more likely

00:44:46.200 that Trudeau sticks around

00:44:47.300 now than it was

00:44:48.040 24 hours ago.

00:44:49.440 Kate,

00:44:49.620 did you see

00:44:50.300 a strategic mistake?

00:44:51.680 You mentioned,

00:44:52.260 and I agree with you,

00:44:53.300 13 weeks isn't a ton

00:44:54.820 of time to define yourself.

00:44:57.060 And for Warren's

00:44:57.920 great point

00:44:58.460 about the money

00:44:58.960 being raised,

00:44:59.620 at some point

00:45:00.540 it looked like

00:45:01.580 there was just a bit

00:45:03.120 of a stall

00:45:03.800 of the car

00:45:04.480 in the campaign.

00:45:05.500 What did you see

00:45:06.220 and where would you

00:45:07.080 have made a market

00:45:07.720 correction

00:45:08.220 if you could have

00:45:09.120 had a pipeline

00:45:09.640 to the Harris Group?

00:45:11.120 Yeah,

00:45:11.500 the two things

00:45:12.520 I observed,

00:45:13.200 I think that they

00:45:13.720 arrived at the conclusion

00:45:14.820 they needed to move

00:45:15.700 back to the center

00:45:16.600 a little too late.

00:45:17.700 I think they doubled

00:45:18.360 down on the woke politics.

00:45:20.080 They doubled down

00:45:21.020 on college-educated

00:45:22.100 white women. 1.00

00:45:22.960 They forgot about minorities 1.00

00:45:24.120 and they came out

00:45:24.960 in huge numbers

00:45:25.840 for Trump last night.

00:45:27.380 So that is one thing.

00:45:28.780 I also think that

00:45:30.020 their VP pick

00:45:31.360 was a bit of an odd choice.

00:45:33.040 Would we be talking

00:45:33.800 about a Harris victory

00:45:34.700 in Pennsylvania

00:45:35.340 if it were Josh Shapiro?

00:45:37.280 I think we would probably

00:45:38.140 be talking about

00:45:38.940 something very different.

00:45:40.380 But again,

00:45:41.200 I think the more radical

00:45:42.080 elements of the

00:45:42.820 Democrat Party

00:45:43.560 got to the Harris machine

00:45:45.060 and they made some

00:45:46.100 poor choices

00:45:46.620 as a result of that.

00:45:47.700 So they didn't meet

00:45:48.780 the moment

00:45:49.180 and read the moment.

00:45:50.420 And again,

00:45:50.760 I think that Biden's

00:45:51.760 administration

00:45:52.280 was much less popular

00:45:53.940 than people want to admit.

00:45:55.580 Certainly the Democrats

00:45:56.460 want to admit

00:45:57.120 and Harris would be

00:45:58.140 more challenged

00:45:59.660 than anybody

00:46:00.180 to try and create

00:46:00.900 that contrast.

00:46:01.660 The equivalent in Canada

00:46:02.580 would be putting

00:46:03.620 Chrysler Freeland

00:46:04.300 in to replace Trudeau.

00:46:06.700 There'd be no way

00:46:07.600 for her to separate

00:46:08.380 herself from the actions

00:46:09.520 of the person

00:46:10.800 that was previously there.

00:46:11.580 Warren, one more

00:46:13.240 on the Democrats

00:46:14.620 because like I said,

00:46:15.880 I was a university student

00:46:17.500 when Bill Clinton won.

00:46:18.920 That was a real

00:46:19.560 turning moment.

00:46:20.540 Clinton's eight years,

00:46:21.640 Kretchen had almost

00:46:22.500 a whole decade

00:46:23.140 and it did feel like

00:46:24.340 the Republicans

00:46:24.980 had to look in the mirror

00:46:25.960 at a certain point

00:46:26.620 in time then and say,

00:46:27.580 are we connecting?

00:46:28.780 They've stolen

00:46:29.360 the working class.

00:46:30.560 They've told people

00:46:31.240 hard work and effort.

00:46:32.440 Get your rewards.

00:46:33.460 They're listening to parents.

00:46:35.220 They're preventing wars

00:46:36.260 where they can

00:46:36.940 and being the Superman

00:46:38.720 all over the world.

00:46:40.220 Do the Democrats

00:46:41.340 have a little bit

00:46:42.380 of looking in the mirror

00:46:43.140 to figure out

00:46:43.620 who they are?

00:46:47.680 Hey, Warren,

00:46:48.360 still got me?

00:46:50.940 Sorry about that.

00:46:51.780 Yeah, go ahead.

00:46:52.680 Yeah, no,

00:46:53.360 they do have to

00:46:54.220 but, you know,

00:46:56.300 because they lost

00:46:57.100 not just the White House

00:46:58.260 but at this point

00:46:59.180 they're losing the House

00:47:00.080 and they're losing

00:47:00.580 the Senate as well.

00:47:01.880 So it's a rout

00:47:02.860 and the Republican Party

00:47:04.060 can do whatever it wants

00:47:05.160 for the next two years

00:47:06.120 until there's the midterms.

00:47:07.840 I think there'll be

00:47:08.760 a swing back

00:47:09.500 as there always is

00:47:10.800 but we're in

00:47:11.980 for a hell of a ride

00:47:13.040 for the next two years

00:47:14.220 and does it mean

00:47:15.840 some big message

00:47:16.720 to Taylor Swift

00:47:17.780 and Beyonce

00:47:18.500 and, you know,

00:47:19.740 all the rest of it?

00:47:21.020 Maybe.

00:47:22.020 But, you know,

00:47:22.660 I think at the end

00:47:23.500 of the day,

00:47:24.260 you know,

00:47:25.560 global politics

00:47:26.400 has been moving

00:47:27.060 to the right

00:47:27.740 like around the world

00:47:28.880 this has been happening

00:47:29.960 and this guy is back.

00:47:31.720 The qualitative difference

00:47:33.080 is that Donald Trump

00:47:34.840 is a bad guy. 0.98

00:47:36.460 Like, he's a bad guy. 1.00

00:47:37.980 He's a convicted criminal.

00:47:39.580 He has been found

00:47:41.000 by a civil jury

00:47:42.080 to have committed

00:47:42.880 sexual assault. 0.99

00:47:44.300 He's a bad guy. 1.00

00:47:45.560 He's a racist. 1.00

00:47:46.720 He's somebody 1.00

00:47:47.460 who should not be

00:47:48.300 the most powerful person

00:47:49.380 on Earth.

00:47:50.320 But for the next two years

00:47:51.600 until Mr. Vance

00:47:52.560 makes his move,

00:47:53.880 he will be.

00:47:54.900 Appreciate both

00:47:55.640 your inputs this morning.

00:47:56.600 Great respect.

00:47:57.140 Thanks for doing this

00:47:57.680 on our show this morning.

00:47:59.060 Thanks, Chief Colonel.

00:47:59.880 Kate Harrison,

00:48:00.540 Warren Kinsella

00:48:01.180 weighing in

00:48:01.900 on what the U.S. election

00:48:03.040 means south of the border

00:48:04.060 I certainly won't be missed.

00:48:20.200 I wish I was as tough

00:48:22.480 as you, dude.

00:48:24.380 I would be so cool.

00:48:27.040 I'd be just as tough

00:48:29.400 without a gun.

00:48:31.220 I can't wait 0.93

00:48:34.260 I'm gonna throw down

00:48:37.040 harder to fight

00:48:39.560 dropped out of school

00:48:41.300 They'll be right 1.00

00:48:43.460 shit running down 1.00

00:48:45.060 my fists 1.00

00:48:45.900 I can't wait

00:48:49.080 I can't wait

00:48:53.860 I can't wait

00:49:03.620 I can't wait

00:49:04.720 I can't wait

00:49:06.560 to hit Gold

00:49:06.840 PDC

00:49:07.840 What's a tiny

00:49:08.040 Boy

00:49:08.660 an

00:49:08.740 I can't wait

00:49:09.660 I can't wait

00:49:10.340 I can't wait

00:49:10.740 To get your

00:49:11.540 我

00:49:11.640 to fill

00:49:12.540 me

00:49:13.180 He's like

00:49:13.800 To get me

00:49:14.340 To get tell

00:49:14.880 what you're

00:49:15.200 door

00:49:15.440 I can't wait

00:49:16.300 I can't wait

00:49:16.900 Let someone else shine down in this

00:49:34.180 These ditch bags and tough guys 0.99

00:49:38.980 Are the fucking worth 0.99

00:49:41.460 I'm crying in my tongue 1.00

00:49:45.420 It's starting to hurt

00:49:48.820 When this gets to me

00:49:52.700 I'm typing in first

00:50:15.420 I've got a problem with you and your friends 1.00

00:50:32.820 I fucking hate you since you met all of them 1.00

00:50:40.220 I've got so free time that I'd rather spend 1.00

00:50:47.220 Cross it only to my hospital bed

00:50:54.220 Thanks for being with us on this very busy Wednesday

00:51:12.620 And we have been talking about the U.S. election

00:51:15.900 Donald Trump winning that election

00:51:18.460 And what that means for Canada-U.S. relations

00:51:22.000 And many other issues as well

00:51:24.400 Well, Warren Kinsella is joining me on the line now

00:51:26.880 Former special advisor to Jean Chrétien

00:51:29.140 The founder of the Daisy Group

00:51:30.920 But many other titles

00:51:32.220 Warren, thank you for being here

00:51:33.700 Thanks for having me

00:51:35.460 This is not exactly what you predicted

00:51:37.900 Or what many people predicted to happen yesterday

00:51:41.200 What do you think happened?

00:51:44.440 Like all things in politics

00:51:46.100 It's a bunch of different things

00:51:48.000 It's never one thing

00:51:49.260 I think

00:51:50.180 Nobody's ever going to say it out loud down there

00:51:53.900 But I think Americans have a problem 1.00

00:51:55.920 With a female presidential candidate

00:51:59.160 This is the second time

00:52:00.440 The Democrats have tried to do this

00:52:02.560 With a very impressive candidate

00:52:04.940 And they've failed

00:52:06.300 I think the second reason would be

00:52:09.000 Mr. Biden

00:52:09.960 And the economy

00:52:11.480 You know, Americans clearly felt

00:52:13.380 That he had not done a good job

00:52:15.500 At keeping prices down

00:52:16.900 Or keeping the border closed

00:52:19.160 He stayed a little bit longer

00:52:21.100 Than he should have

00:52:21.920 And Harris only had about 100 days

00:52:24.920 To put together a campaign

00:52:27.040 And run against Trump

00:52:29.080 And I think the third reason is

00:52:32.060 You know, kind of conservatism

00:52:34.680 Is on the move around the world

00:52:36.220 Not just, you know, in the United States

00:52:39.320 You know, if you look across

00:52:40.860 Western democracy

00:52:41.920 Conservative parties are doing well

00:52:44.460 And so we saw that

00:52:45.940 I think in the United States last night

00:52:47.440 And I think we're going to see

00:52:48.600 The same thing in Canada

00:52:49.640 Next year or so

00:52:50.680 I'm glad you brought that up

00:52:52.760 I wanted to ask you as well

00:52:54.100 You've written today

00:52:55.220 About what the Donald Trump victory means

00:52:58.440 Specifically when looking at Canada

00:53:00.400 And saying that this is actually

00:53:01.820 Going to boost things

00:53:03.080 That this could help Justin Trudeau

00:53:04.920 How so?

00:53:06.580 I think, you know, all of us

00:53:09.800 Have got friends this morning

00:53:11.320 You know, some are happy

00:53:13.100 But I've heard from a lot of people

00:53:15.060 Perhaps you have too

00:53:16.240 Who are full-on freaking out

00:53:18.060 And wondering what this means

00:53:20.360 For NATO and Ukraine and Taiwan 0.93

00:53:22.520 And free trade and the economy

00:53:24.740 And just stability in the world

00:53:26.620 And, you know, I think that gives Trudeau

00:53:29.600 An opportunity to stand up and say

00:53:32.180 Look, I'm a progressive voice

00:53:34.380 We need a progressive voice

00:53:35.900 We don't need another

00:53:37.260 Kind of hard-right conservative

00:53:39.020 In the Prime Minister's office

00:53:40.940 We're going to have a hard-right conservative

00:53:42.500 In the White House

00:53:43.700 We need an offset

00:53:45.120 And a lot of Canadians will agree with that

00:53:47.820 You know, a lot of Canadians vote that way

00:53:50.660 Is they vote one way at the national level

00:53:53.160 And one way at the provincial or municipal level

00:53:55.480 So is it going to bridge the gap for him

00:53:58.380 When he's as much as 20 points behind?

00:54:00.480 I don't think so

00:54:01.520 But it gives him more of a fighting chance

00:54:04.020 Than he's had in more than a year

00:54:05.980 Interesting

00:54:07.420 Because I think there's also this idea

00:54:09.700 That it would go the other way

00:54:11.260 In that this was very much

00:54:14.460 In the United States

00:54:16.080 Pushing back against that

00:54:18.180 And we've heard people say

00:54:19.720 Much like we've heard in Canada as well

00:54:21.780 That you think about it

00:54:22.760 When you're at the grocery store

00:54:23.880 And you can't afford groceries

00:54:25.620 That you think about it

00:54:27.680 When we have a federal government

00:54:29.280 Saying we got the formula wrong

00:54:31.780 When it comes to immigration rates

00:54:33.300 That this is a pushback to that

00:54:35.220 And that we could see

00:54:36.180 A similar pushback in Canada

00:54:38.440 Well, I think that's why

00:54:40.500 Polly Ed is so popular

00:54:41.980 You know, Trump would say

00:54:43.580 You know, I think

00:54:44.600 You know my view

00:54:46.020 Trump, I think, is a bad guy 0.57

00:54:47.720 And he said crazy things 0.97

00:54:49.440 And he still got elected

00:54:50.500 But Polly Ed is much more capable 0.76

00:54:53.280 And a much smarter politician

00:54:55.080 And he's been focused laser-like

00:54:57.880 On pocketbook issues

00:54:59.340 For, you know, the past two years

00:55:01.260 That's the main topic

00:55:03.080 That he talks about

00:55:04.140 And he does that

00:55:05.180 Because I think that's where

00:55:06.100 The majority of Canadians are

00:55:07.680 From West Coast to East Coast

00:55:09.380 So, you know

00:55:10.420 And he's been rewarded

00:55:11.420 With lots of support in the polls

00:55:13.300 So he'll keep doing that

00:55:14.840 But, you know, Trump is not

00:55:17.260 A popular presidential choice

00:55:19.560 In Canada

00:55:20.280 And that's not just, you know

00:55:22.220 Liberals and New Democrats

00:55:23.500 That feel that way

00:55:24.220 I know a lot of conservatives

00:55:25.360 That feel that way

00:55:26.280 That they believe

00:55:28.020 That there's going to be

00:55:28.740 Quite a bit of instability

00:55:29.700 In the future

00:55:30.620 Politically and economically

00:55:32.700 And, you know

00:55:34.880 So it gives Trudeau

00:55:36.240 An argument to make

00:55:37.240 Which, you know

00:55:37.920 God knows he hasn't had

00:55:39.220 For the past year and a half

00:55:40.420 And you mentioned as well

00:55:42.780 Kind of the international

00:55:44.360 Implications of this

00:55:46.480 And I've had conversations

00:55:47.880 With people also saying

00:55:49.120 Even if you don't

00:55:50.240 Look at this

00:55:50.960 And think of how

00:55:52.020 It could impact your life

00:55:53.800 Personally

00:55:54.400 And maybe it won't have

00:55:56.040 An impact on your life

00:55:57.100 Or what you do day to day

00:55:58.420 But when we look

00:55:59.200 At the international stage

00:56:00.320 As you mentioned

00:56:01.000 Ukraine

00:56:01.820 Does this mean

00:56:03.000 China feels more comfortable 0.99

00:56:04.520 Going in and making

00:56:06.000 A move on Taiwan

00:56:07.300 Who is going to be

00:56:08.740 The watchdog of that

00:56:09.920 Or who is going to be

00:56:11.020 To be the strong country

00:56:14.080 The strong alliance

00:56:15.280 That stops that

00:56:16.860 From happening

00:56:17.460 Nobody

00:56:18.900 Nobody's going to be

00:56:20.300 In that position

00:56:21.080 You know

00:56:21.820 Trump has been asked

00:56:22.760 Repeatedly

00:56:23.480 Including in the

00:56:24.640 One presidential debate

00:56:25.940 He had with Harris

00:56:26.980 Where she kicked his keister 0.92

00:56:28.840 Right

00:56:29.460 And over and over

00:56:31.360 He's been asked

00:56:32.180 Will you support Ukraine

00:56:33.420 And he clearly will not

00:56:35.000 So the

00:56:35.800 You know

00:56:36.400 The Biden administration

00:56:37.240 Is rushing a few billion dollars

00:56:39.020 At the door this afternoon

00:56:40.280 To Ukraine

00:56:41.620 To you know

00:56:42.600 Help them out

00:56:43.360 But that's going to

00:56:44.480 Come to an end

00:56:45.220 And with respect to Taiwan

00:56:47.280 I also believe

00:56:48.340 That they are in big trouble

00:56:49.600 I think that

00:56:50.360 You know

00:56:50.980 Trump and the United States

00:56:53.100 Have looked inward

00:56:54.120 The United States electorate

00:56:56.200 Has said

00:56:56.640 We don't care about

00:56:58.180 International affairs

00:56:59.480 We care about

00:57:00.300 Our own stuff

00:57:01.140 And that has implications

00:57:03.380 For Ukraine

00:57:04.300 For Taiwan

00:57:05.000 I think it has implications

00:57:06.180 For Israel too

00:57:07.300 Wherever there's a conflict

00:57:09.180 I think you're going to see

00:57:10.380 Americans

00:57:11.140 To answer your question

00:57:12.260 Stepping back

00:57:13.580 And saying

00:57:14.300 We're not the

00:57:14.820 International policemen anymore

00:57:16.440 We're not going to do that

00:57:17.860 And that's what

00:57:18.640 Vladimir Putin and Xi

00:57:19.940 Have been waiting for

00:57:21.340 And I think we're heading

00:57:23.040 Into a period of

00:57:24.260 Great instability

00:57:25.440 Internationally

00:57:26.380 And possibly tragedy

00:57:28.040 Which I mean

00:57:29.400 Is frightening

00:57:29.920 It's frightening to say the least

00:57:31.560 When you look at that

00:57:32.940 And the possibility of that

00:57:34.660 Do you think

00:57:35.580 Defence spending

00:57:36.540 Will become a bigger issue

00:57:38.060 And as far as Canada

00:57:39.500 Holding up

00:57:40.780 Or living up

00:57:41.920 To the 2% goal

00:57:43.560 Of defence spending

00:57:44.620 That's the one place

00:57:48.220 Where I've always

00:57:49.200 Agreed with Trump

00:57:50.180 I haven't agreed

00:57:51.320 With the way

00:57:51.820 He's expressed it

00:57:52.900 Saying that

00:57:53.400 If you don't meet

00:57:54.080 Your 2%

00:57:54.920 Of GDP spending

00:57:56.580 On defence

00:57:57.340 You know

00:57:58.020 You're on your own

00:57:59.120 But he is right

00:58:00.780 And because

00:58:01.780 You know Obama

00:58:02.380 Did the same thing

00:58:03.200 When he spoke

00:58:03.700 At the House of Commons

00:58:04.620 No less

00:58:05.220 Is Canada has

00:58:07.200 An obligation

00:58:07.960 That it is not met

00:58:09.180 Under both

00:58:10.060 Justin Trudeau

00:58:11.080 And Stephen Harper

00:58:12.380 Neither guy

00:58:13.400 Met that 2% requirement

00:58:15.500 I think in an

00:58:16.640 Increasingly

00:58:17.480 Dangerous world

00:58:18.740 We need to meet

00:58:20.080 That requirement

00:58:20.900 You know

00:58:21.440 Things are getting worse

00:58:22.720 Everywhere

00:58:23.520 All of us can see it

00:58:25.200 All of us know it

00:58:26.240 And we need to

00:58:28.140 Meet our defence

00:58:29.420 Our responsibilities

00:58:31.880 As responsible

00:58:34.320 Citizens of the world

00:58:35.600 And we haven't

00:58:36.480 Been doing that

00:58:37.140 And Warren

00:58:39.120 Just to go back

00:58:39.860 To something as well

00:58:40.960 And I know

00:58:41.400 Kamala Harris

00:58:42.120 Has now given

00:58:42.760 Her concession speech

00:58:43.800 And we're going

00:58:44.380 To be sharing

00:58:44.800 Some of that

00:58:45.420 On the show

00:58:46.000 Coming up

00:58:46.460 A little bit

00:58:46.940 Later on

00:58:47.460 What do you think

00:58:48.480 Could possibly

00:58:49.220 Be next

00:58:50.260 For Kamala Harris

00:58:51.700 After this

00:58:52.600 Big loss

00:58:53.820 In full disclosure

00:58:57.340 I work for her

00:58:58.220 In this

00:58:59.060 Presidential cycle

00:59:00.520 You know

00:59:01.340 I think she's

00:59:01.880 An incredibly

00:59:02.460 Capable person

00:59:03.440 She'll do

00:59:03.900 What many do

00:59:04.540 You know

00:59:04.800 Go off and write

00:59:05.500 You know

00:59:06.200 Get a couple

00:59:06.620 Million bucks

00:59:07.200 To do her memoirs

00:59:08.280 And maybe join

00:59:08.960 A law firm

00:59:09.680 Some boards

00:59:10.480 And see what happens

00:59:11.960 But in terms

00:59:13.040 Of her running again

00:59:14.140 I just don't see

00:59:14.960 That is in the cards

00:59:16.400 Democrats that I know

00:59:18.880 Are taking a hard look

00:59:20.400 At whether

00:59:21.340 And this is not

00:59:22.220 Something that they

00:59:23.020 Do with any

00:59:23.660 Kind of enjoyment

00:59:24.500 You know

00:59:26.620 Whether a woman

00:59:27.920 Can be elected

00:59:28.660 President of the

00:59:29.360 United States

00:59:29.900 They've tried twice

00:59:30.940 Now in the past

00:59:32.280 Eight years

00:59:32.900 And they've failed

00:59:33.740 So I think it's

00:59:35.240 Going to be a long

00:59:35.940 Long time

00:59:36.700 And this is tragic

00:59:38.080 Before there is

00:59:39.740 A woman 0.57

00:59:40.500 Leading the

00:59:41.260 Democratic Party

00:59:42.140 Again as the

00:59:42.980 Presidential candidate

00:59:44.020 So you know

00:59:45.300 She'll go on

00:59:46.000 And achieve

00:59:47.880 Great things

00:59:48.760 But regrettably

00:59:49.840 She won't be

00:59:50.400 Achieving them

00:59:50.940 As president

00:59:51.420 Of the United States

00:59:52.200 When I'm

00:59:53.340 With you

00:59:55.480 I don't want

00:59:58.940 To be

00:59:59.600 With you

01:00:01.780 Great things

01:00:04.020 You're

01:00:05.760 And if

01:00:07.400 To be

01:00:11.180 You're

01:00:12.100 Or

01:00:12.520 guitar solo

01:00:42.500 Your inside

01:00:45.100 Is on your outside

01:00:48.940 I need

01:00:52.080 A pleasant surprise

01:00:56.300 A good heart

01:01:05.800 And you lose your surprise

01:01:09.640 Anywhere

01:01:12.500 Fakes a night

01:01:15.460 That is with you

01:01:19.140 I don't wanna be with you

01:01:25.640 When I'm with you

01:01:31.640 I don't wanna be with you

01:01:37.500 I don't wanna be with you 0.97

01:01:40.080 You are

01:01:59.520 Everything 0.85

01:02:04.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:06.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:08.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:10.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:12.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:16.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:18.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:22.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:24.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:28.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:32.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:36.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:38.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:42.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:46.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:48.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:50.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:52.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:54.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:56.040 I don't wanna be with you

01:02:59.040 I don't wanna be with you 0.86

01:03:00.040 You

01:03:05.040 Where I was you

01:03:10.040 I wanted to be with you

01:03:30.040 This is CFRA Live Sunday Political Panel

01:03:37.140 And welcome to it on a Sunday morning here on News Talk 580 CFRA

01:03:44.440 It is time for our Sunday Political Panel

01:03:46.180 Joining us on the phone this morning is Warren Kinsella

01:03:48.280 He is a strategist and post-media columnist

01:03:50.160 You can read his latest in the Toronto Sun

01:03:52.020 Good morning, Warren

01:03:52.680 Morning, sir

01:03:53.780 Melanie Parody also here

01:03:55.340 She is the president of Texture Communications

01:03:57.100 And former senior staffer to Aaron O'Toole

01:03:59.160 Melanie, thanks for joining us this morning

01:04:00.840 I really appreciate it

01:04:02.280 Thanks for having me

01:04:03.020 Our trusted Quebec lieutenant is off today

01:04:05.900 So I will do my best to kind of fill in those gaps

01:04:07.840 But not a lot going on this week, I guess

01:04:10.200 We're talking about the U.S. election first here

01:04:12.880 Just a little bit of a post-op

01:04:14.160 Because I know you guys are political minds as well

01:04:15.860 And kind of watching this

01:04:16.780 Warren, I'll start with you

01:04:18.000 I know there was somewhat of a connection to the Harris campaign there

01:04:20.380 There's a lot of questions, right?

01:04:22.240 There's a lot of finger-pointing right now among the Democrats

01:04:24.620 Have you come up with a thought as to why Harris lost this election at this point?

01:04:31.260 I came up with ten thoughts

01:04:32.840 People can rate it for the cost of a newspaper

01:04:37.580 In today's post-media papers

01:04:41.760 A bunch of reasons

01:04:43.860 Biden stuck around too long

01:04:46.900 He only gave her 100 days to have a campaign 0.85

01:04:50.000 She was a great campaigner

01:04:52.480 She was a great candidate 0.92

01:04:53.660 Raised over a billion dollars

01:04:55.240 Positive messages

01:04:56.640 Good policy

01:04:58.180 But people were cranky

01:05:01.400 People are cranky across Western democracy

01:05:03.940 And they're mainly cranky about the cost of living

01:05:06.120 That's why Pierre Polyev, I think, has been focused like a laser

01:05:10.540 On cost of living stuff over the past two years

01:05:14.540 And it's worked for him

01:05:15.580 If you look at every government

01:05:17.900 Every election over the past two years

01:05:21.060 Across the West

01:05:22.640 That has been the result

01:05:24.320 The party that's the incumbent

01:05:26.380 Usually gets punished

01:05:27.900 For the price of gas and groceries and so on

01:05:30.640 And, you know, the challenger party does well

01:05:34.980 There's some exceptions like Saskatchewan

01:05:37.080 But even there, they have their number reduced

01:05:40.480 I think the main reason she lost

01:05:42.940 Because, you know, full disclosure, I worked for her

01:05:45.760 Is she was associated with the incumbent

01:05:48.800 And the American people wanted to punish the incumbent

01:05:51.740 And, Melanie, just on that point

01:05:54.120 It does feel more and more

01:05:55.160 As we're kind of seeing these results kind of finalized

01:05:57.700 It does feel like that kind of just typical change election

01:06:00.200 But your thoughts as to, you know, whether this was a

01:06:03.020 Was this a Harris loss or a Trump win in your estimation

01:06:05.580 Just from your perspective on what you've been watching?

01:06:08.560 I mean, there's definitely been a both

01:06:10.020 I think Warren raises some great points

01:06:12.160 Affordability is absolutely a factor here

01:06:14.720 With many Americans being concerned about

01:06:16.820 About the cost of living

01:06:18.180 And that being a drain for the Harris campaign

01:06:23.600 But I think, you know, if we want to dive into some specifics here

01:06:26.960 Men, men in the United States

01:06:29.180 Voted primarily with Trump

01:06:33.200 And that's, you know, it really indicates to me

01:06:35.920 How angry I think men are across all demographics 1.00

01:06:41.460 Like if we look at whether it was Black men

01:06:44.020 Hispanic men

01:06:46.740 All forms of men were clearly very upset

01:06:50.600 With the incumbent

01:06:52.580 With the Harris campaign

01:06:54.400 And with what the Democrats have been doing

01:06:57.100 In terms of their run of the government

01:06:59.940 And I think that there's some lessons to be learned

01:07:02.700 In Canada as well

01:07:04.460 For the Trudeau government

01:07:07.160 They need to really consider

01:07:09.700 How the economy

01:07:12.500 Has been impacting

01:07:13.940 Has been impacting men

01:07:15.320 And how we talk about men

01:07:17.540 In campaigning

01:07:18.920 Whether that's about, you know, toxic masculinity

01:07:21.240 Or what have you

01:07:22.920 There's been a real conversation

01:07:24.740 In a politics about

01:07:26.400 About men that has not been a positive one

01:07:28.300 And they clearly came out

01:07:29.780 And they responded to that with their ballots

01:07:31.560 Does it surprise you

01:07:32.940 Just to follow up, Melanie

01:07:33.680 Does it surprise you in some ways

01:07:34.760 Because reproductive rights 0.58

01:07:36.420 Were such a big part of the campaign

01:07:37.800 Well, the Harris campaign

01:07:38.500 Wanted it to be a big part of the campaign

01:07:39.860 But it is also

01:07:40.520 It has been a big issue

01:07:41.700 For the last several years

01:07:42.680 In the U.S. as well

01:07:43.560 Is it a surprise to see, I guess

01:07:45.420 You know, that mobilized male vote

01:07:48.200 Where there was a huge female ticket item 1.00

01:07:50.200 On the agenda

01:07:50.940 Look, it absolutely did motivate women 0.99

01:07:55.220 To get out and vote

01:07:56.540 But I think we also saw that

01:07:57.900 White women in suburbia 0.98

01:08:00.180 Voted primarily with Trump

01:08:02.840 In part because they were more concerned

01:08:04.240 About the economy

01:08:04.900 And their reproductive rights

01:08:06.520 And just thoughts on polls

01:08:09.160 Just quickly as well

01:08:10.120 Warren, you know

01:08:11.000 I've heard a lot of people

01:08:12.220 You know, complaining about the polls

01:08:13.420 The last few days

01:08:14.180 In my estimation

01:08:15.120 It looks like they were fairly tight

01:08:16.600 You know, what did you make of the polls

01:08:18.540 You were seeing

01:08:18.960 Based on the final result

01:08:20.300 Well, she lost by 134,000 votes

01:08:25.080 In Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan

01:08:29.040 134,000 votes

01:08:31.420 And any of us who worked in Baltics

01:08:34.560 Like Melanie has very capably

01:08:36.460 No, when we say that people

01:08:38.760 Get out and vote

01:08:40.160 And every vote counts

01:08:41.400 We mean it

01:08:42.320 We're not making it up

01:08:43.400 134,000 votes

01:08:45.760 That's the number

01:08:46.840 That Democrats are going to be staring at

01:08:48.720 For the next four years

01:08:49.760 Saying woulda, coulda, shoulda

01:08:51.620 But, you know, on her point

01:08:53.740 About men

01:08:54.600 I think, you know

01:08:55.780 Speaking as a white male

01:08:57.580 Who, you know

01:08:58.800 I've been blessed

01:08:59.580 With lots of privilege

01:09:00.700 As a result

01:09:01.460 She's right

01:09:03.380 You know, the woke stuff

01:09:04.800 Has been poison

01:09:06.300 For progressive parties

01:09:08.580 And, you know

01:09:10.180 There's nothing

01:09:10.720 I think

01:09:11.660 Wrong with being woke

01:09:13.200 You know, being woke

01:09:14.100 Is defined as being concerned

01:09:15.900 About racism

01:09:16.780 And prejudice

01:09:17.480 And bigotry

01:09:18.480 There's nothing wrong with that

01:09:19.820 Everybody's concerned

01:09:21.460 With those things

01:09:22.360 It's the preachiness, right

01:09:24.620 And talking down to people

01:09:26.260 And censoring them

01:09:28.600 And cancelling them

01:09:29.920 And maligning them

01:09:31.360 And stigmatizing them

01:09:32.780 When they say something

01:09:33.880 That you disapprove of

01:09:35.180 Or you disagree with

01:09:36.380 And I think a lot of men

01:09:38.560 A lot of white men

01:09:39.540 As it turned out

01:09:40.600 Lots of white women 1.00

01:09:41.540 Felt that the Democrats

01:09:43.480 Had come to represent

01:09:45.000 That kind of

01:09:46.500 They were the party of schooled 0.98

01:09:48.120 You know, they were

01:09:48.860 Scalding us all the time

01:09:50.240 About how we should speak

01:09:52.120 And how we should

01:09:52.740 Conduct ourselves

01:09:53.580 And they got punished

01:09:55.340 As a result

01:09:56.140 Now, is Trump 0.99

01:09:58.340 A son of a b*** 1.00

01:09:59.380 And a convicted criminal 1.00

01:10:00.680 And an adjudicated rapist 0.75

01:10:02.820 By a civil court 0.96

01:10:03.880 And a bad, bad guy

01:10:06.020 He is

01:10:07.020 He is

01:10:07.760 But they knew that

01:10:09.220 This time

01:10:09.980 It's not like 2016

01:10:10.940 When I worked for Hillary 0.97

01:10:12.280 You know, and everybody

01:10:13.260 Was shocked

01:10:13.820 Trump included

01:10:14.680 Trump didn't expect

01:10:15.580 To win either

01:10:16.160 He didn't even have

01:10:16.740 An election night party

01:10:17.900 This time

01:10:19.160 It's different

01:10:19.780 They actually sat down

01:10:21.280 And looked at the evidence

01:10:22.200 Over the past eight years

01:10:23.540 You know, last week

01:10:24.780 A tape came out

01:10:25.660 Showing Jeffrey

01:10:26.960 His best friend

01:10:27.820 Was Jeffrey Epstein

01:10:28.940 It had zero impact 0.79

01:10:31.140 Because white men 0.80

01:10:33.220 And white women 0.99

01:10:34.840 And quite a few

01:10:36.000 Other demographics

01:10:36.800 Wanted to send a message

01:10:38.420 To the Democratic Party

01:10:40.640 That you guys

01:10:42.040 Haven't been listening to us

01:10:43.140 Now we're going to

01:10:43.680 Make you listen to us

01:10:44.720 And Melanie

01:10:45.760 You know what I've been

01:10:46.280 Seeing on social media

01:10:47.520 And some of the far right

01:10:48.300 Like yesterday

01:10:48.780 Trump cheated

01:10:49.380 Was the hashtag

01:10:50.740 That was trending

01:10:51.360 For much of the day

01:10:51.960 Do you think

01:10:52.940 In terms of even

01:10:53.960 The conversation

01:10:54.600 The context of the

01:10:55.360 Conversation we're having

01:10:56.220 Right now

01:10:56.600 Do you think

01:10:57.160 It would be such a huge

01:10:58.080 Mistake for that

01:10:58.920 To be the focus

01:10:59.580 Instead of what

01:11:00.440 We've been talking about

01:11:01.280 And it's focusing

01:11:01.900 On the message

01:11:02.420 It's perhaps

01:11:03.040 You know, getting off

01:11:04.060 The soapbox

01:11:04.700 And connecting with voters

01:11:05.640 In a more real way

01:11:07.160 Yeah, absolutely

01:11:08.860 I think that's what

01:11:09.320 Democrats should be

01:11:10.000 Focused on

01:11:10.460 But, you know

01:11:11.240 I think there's also

01:11:12.160 A real get out

01:11:14.100 Of the vote strategy

01:11:14.840 By the Trump team

01:11:16.580 That started years ago

01:11:18.060 They've got

01:11:19.000 They've been working

01:11:19.800 On something called

01:11:20.240 The precinct strategy

01:11:21.700 Where they were focused

01:11:23.700 On getting people

01:11:25.480 To, you know

01:11:26.440 Join local political boards

01:11:28.580 For lack of a better word

01:11:29.460 To get involved

01:11:30.140 In the election

01:11:30.780 For the purposes

01:11:32.140 Of stopping the steal

01:11:34.240 As they would say

01:11:35.400 To prevent this election

01:11:37.280 From being stolen

01:11:38.500 Which of course

01:11:39.660 Was the theory

01:11:41.200 Of how the last election went

01:11:42.800 But it did so much

01:11:44.300 More than that

01:11:44.860 It also engaged people

01:11:46.080 In politics

01:11:46.620 Who had never been

01:11:47.260 Involved in it before

01:11:48.140 Some people who had

01:11:48.720 Never even voted before

01:11:50.220 To get really involved

01:11:52.100 At the political level

01:11:53.740 At the grassroots

01:11:54.740 And from that

01:11:56.360 It also like

01:11:56.920 Engage other people

01:11:57.600 Within their community

01:11:58.400 To get them involved

01:11:59.760 So I think that

01:12:01.120 While that strategy

01:12:03.660 Started as

01:12:04.940 A desire to

01:12:06.360 Help the Trump team

01:12:08.480 To swing the election

01:12:10.340 In their favor

01:12:11.360 If it was

01:12:11.920 They were clearly

01:12:12.920 Anticipating a very close election

01:12:14.320 Much closer than the one

01:12:15.240 They ended up getting

01:12:15.840 That has had the effect

01:12:19.400 Of getting more people

01:12:20.760 Really involved in politics

01:12:22.360 Than ever before

01:12:24.020 And that in turn

01:12:26.220 Resulted in getting

01:12:27.380 A lot more people out

01:12:28.180 To vote

01:12:28.660 And motivating

01:12:29.540 The Republican base

01:12:31.700 More than

01:12:32.780 The Democratic base was

01:12:33.940 And it feels like

01:12:35.100 A special kind of

01:12:35.900 Trump voter

01:12:36.780 As opposed to

01:12:37.240 A typical Democrat

01:12:38.060 Or Republican voter

01:12:39.000 So it's a very interesting

01:12:39.960 Kind of phenomenon

01:12:41.240 We can call it

01:12:41.940 To watch

01:12:42.480 And sorry for sticking

01:12:43.620 On the nuts and bolts

01:12:44.580 Of that race

01:12:44.960 For so long

01:12:45.720 But I wanted to pick 0.93

01:12:46.300 Your guys brains

01:12:46.820 But this obviously

01:12:47.720 Is going to have

01:12:48.260 An impact on Canada

01:12:49.180 We are getting

01:12:49.780 Prepared for this

01:12:50.560 Obviously the

01:12:51.920 Trudeau government

01:12:52.860 Very much

01:12:53.940 Formal right now

01:12:55.420 Congratulations

01:12:55.920 But it's soon

01:12:57.160 Going to turn attention

01:12:57.960 To trade spending

01:12:59.200 Trade and defense spending

01:13:01.060 Melanie I'll start with you

01:13:02.800 I guess the Trudeau government

01:13:04.200 Prepared here

01:13:04.960 I guess

01:13:05.260 Should they just expect

01:13:07.400 A repeat here

01:13:08.100 Of 2016 to 2020

01:13:09.560 In terms of the

01:13:10.600 Unpredictability

01:13:12.260 You know

01:13:14.760 A bit of a repeat

01:13:15.960 But I actually think

01:13:18.180 That the Trump administration

01:13:20.240 Is going to come

01:13:20.800 A lot more organized

01:13:21.760 And stronger this time around

01:13:23.440 Because they have

01:13:24.760 The benefit of

01:13:26.180 Knowing what their

01:13:27.080 Weaknesses were last time

01:13:28.200 Specifically around

01:13:29.400 The bureaucracy

01:13:30.420 And how the bureaucracy

01:13:32.060 Slowed them down

01:13:33.040 From getting some

01:13:34.560 Of the policies

01:13:35.520 They wanted

01:13:35.960 Implemented done

01:13:36.860 And this time

01:13:37.980 They're proposing

01:13:38.840 To fire a whole lot

01:13:40.220 Of people in their

01:13:41.080 Bureaucracy

01:13:41.460 And replace them

01:13:42.160 With loyalists

01:13:42.860 Right out of the gate

01:13:43.600 So that's going to be

01:13:44.840 Their first priority

01:13:46.060 But in terms of

01:13:46.640 How that's going to

01:13:47.080 Impact Canada

01:13:48.700 I think

01:13:49.140 The Canadian government

01:13:50.660 Absolutely needs

01:13:51.420 To be ready

01:13:51.860 On the trade side

01:13:53.040 Of things

01:13:53.400 To align ourselves

01:13:55.000 More closely

01:13:55.560 With the Americans 0.96

01:13:56.700 I think we're going

01:13:57.420 To see

01:13:57.940 Stronger alignment

01:13:59.380 In terms of

01:13:59.780 Military spending

01:14:00.620 The Americans

01:14:01.380 Are going to want us

01:14:02.080 To meet our

01:14:02.640 NATO 2% target

01:14:03.820 As a minimum

01:14:04.440 I think that's good news

01:14:05.960 For our military

01:14:06.640 Frankly

01:14:07.020 I'm just a few minutes

01:14:08.480 Away from Trenton

01:14:09.400 Ontario

01:14:09.880 And I think

01:14:10.860 That'll be good

01:14:11.480 To see

01:14:12.220 Some stronger

01:14:13.100 Investments there

01:14:14.140 But also

01:14:15.500 In terms of

01:14:16.000 Our trade relationship

01:14:17.000 Obviously

01:14:17.440 We have a huge

01:14:18.860 Amount of manufacturing

01:14:19.680 Across the border

01:14:20.620 In the automotive

01:14:22.020 Industry

01:14:22.760 That we need to

01:14:23.600 Protect

01:14:24.060 And to continue

01:14:25.100 To promote

01:14:25.640 Canada needs

01:14:27.300 To be putting

01:14:27.640 Its best foot

01:14:28.260 Forward

01:14:28.640 With the Americans 0.96

01:14:29.940 In making sure

01:14:31.020 That they understand

01:14:31.740 That we've got

01:14:33.000 The critical minerals

01:14:33.800 That they need

01:14:34.360 That we've got

01:14:35.200 Uranium that they need

01:14:36.660 In order to build

01:14:37.300 Out their nuclear fleet

01:14:38.300 We have resources

01:14:39.620 That the Americans need

01:14:40.820 We should go to

01:14:41.980 Our negotiations

01:14:43.020 From a position

01:14:44.300 Of strength

01:14:44.900 But the regulatory

01:14:47.000 Red tape that we have

01:14:48.220 Is really preventing

01:14:49.440 Those resources

01:14:50.040 From coming out

01:14:50.680 Of the ground

01:14:51.100 So it also

01:14:51.900 Prevents the Americans 0.98

01:14:52.760 From taking it seriously

01:14:53.900 I think the Canadian

01:14:55.020 Government actually

01:14:55.520 Is a lot of work

01:14:56.380 To get our

01:14:57.680 Ducks in order

01:14:58.680 Before these

01:14:59.160 Negotiations start

01:15:00.040 Next year

01:15:00.500 Yeah and I guess

01:15:01.760 January

01:15:02.240 Everybody's looking

01:15:02.900 Ahead to that point

01:15:03.760 Warren just

01:15:04.760 Your thoughts

01:15:05.320 On potential impacts

01:15:06.460 Here in Canada

01:15:06.940 And just

01:15:07.840 Melody's point here

01:15:08.780 That the Trump

01:15:09.400 Administration might be

01:15:10.060 A little bit more

01:15:10.520 Organized this time around

01:15:11.440 Yeah they got

01:15:12.880 Project 2025

01:15:13.940 People were told

01:15:15.600 Over and over

01:15:16.320 Here's the plan

01:15:17.100 Here's what they're

01:15:17.660 Going to do

01:15:18.020 So just to cite

01:15:18.960 The main

01:15:20.000 The center of

01:15:21.200 His so-called

01:15:22.180 Economic plan

01:15:23.260 You know he had

01:15:24.140 Said he had

01:15:24.720 Concepts of a plan

01:15:25.920 For health care

01:15:26.640 Well his economic

01:15:27.640 Plan is a lot

01:15:28.520 More clear

01:15:29.120 He intends to

01:15:30.680 Impose tariffs

01:15:31.680 He is going to

01:15:32.820 Impose tariffs

01:15:33.660 On Canadian beef

01:15:34.980 And poultry

01:15:36.280 And softwood lumber

01:15:37.660 And dairy

01:15:38.960 You name it

01:15:39.960 Across the board

01:15:40.640 Grains and oil seeds

01:15:41.860 They are going to

01:15:42.800 Impose tariffs

01:15:43.840 As much as 20%

01:15:44.980 And what the

01:15:46.760 American public

01:15:47.580 Who voted for

01:15:48.640 Trump don't

01:15:49.300 Understand but

01:15:50.020 They are going to

01:15:50.660 Understand very

01:15:51.400 Shortly is that

01:15:53.220 When those tariffs

01:15:54.400 Those taxes

01:15:55.360 Get imposed on

01:15:56.740 Commodities the

01:15:58.160 Producers of the

01:15:58.920 Commodities don't

01:15:59.940 Just suck it up

01:16:00.920 Right whether it's

01:16:02.020 A country or a

01:16:03.220 Company they pass

01:16:04.580 Along the cost to

01:16:05.640 The consumer

01:16:06.300 Us so the cost

01:16:08.520 Of everything

01:16:09.140 Everybody's listening

01:16:10.340 To us right now

01:16:11.140 I'm telling you

01:16:12.180 The consequence of

01:16:13.600 Trump economically

01:16:14.600 Is things are

01:16:15.760 Going to cost

01:16:16.840 Even more for

01:16:18.420 Us here in

01:16:19.440 Canada it is

01:16:21.040 Going to cost

01:16:21.640 Us jobs it is

01:16:23.300 Going to cost

01:16:23.880 Us trade and

01:16:25.080 I believe that

01:16:26.280 If he's serious

01:16:27.280 And that's always

01:16:28.080 A big if if

01:16:29.440 He's serious the

01:16:30.380 Consequence is going

01:16:31.560 To be another

01:16:32.680 Global recession it

01:16:34.240 Is actually going to

01:16:34.980 Kick start another

01:16:36.180 Global recession

01:16:37.200 And protectionist

01:16:38.620 Measures and so

01:16:39.580 On because what

01:16:40.600 Happened on

01:16:41.160 Tuesday night is

01:16:42.160 The United States

01:16:42.880 Of America turned 0.71

01:16:43.880 Inward

01:16:44.500 It said we're

01:16:46.120 No longer going

01:16:46.840 To be the

01:16:47.180 Global cop so

01:16:48.000 We don't care

01:16:48.520 About Ukraine or

01:16:49.760 Taiwan or NATO or

01:16:51.160 Any of that stuff it 0.94

01:16:51.980 Can all die and

01:16:53.440 We don't care about

01:16:54.560 Free trade and

01:16:56.340 Liberalized trade and

01:16:57.500 Globalization we

01:16:58.720 Don't care about that

01:16:59.540 Stuff we just care

01:17:00.940 About ourselves and

01:17:02.900 They've got the

01:17:03.760 Democratic right to

01:17:04.880 Say that and to

01:17:06.100 Achieve that with

01:17:07.500 Trump but it is

01:17:08.700 Going to have serious

01:17:10.100 Consequences for all

01:17:11.620 Of us and the

01:17:12.600 Question all of us

01:17:13.740 Have got now on

01:17:14.820 Wednesday morning is

01:17:16.460 Does Justin Trudeau

01:17:17.620 Have the plan and

01:17:18.460 The wherewithal to

01:17:19.260 Deal with it and

01:17:20.320 Does Pierre Polly

01:17:21.580 Have the ability to

01:17:23.500 Change Trump's

01:17:25.040 Course can he get

01:17:26.400 Trump to embrace a

01:17:28.500 Different approach in

01:17:30.100 A way that other

01:17:31.080 Governments have not

01:17:31.820 Because the one

01:17:32.160 Thing we've learned

01:17:32.640 About this guy when 0.99

01:17:33.800 You suck up to him 0.81

01:17:34.780 It doesn't work it 0.99

01:17:36.800 Doesn't work so

01:17:38.560 We're in for a very

01:17:40.660 Bumpy run until the

01:17:41.900 Next two years at

01:17:42.620 Least until the

01:17:43.180 Midterms

01:17:43.680 Wait and you

01:17:44.400 Mentioned Pierre

01:17:44.760 Polly of and

01:17:45.240 Justin Trudeau

01:17:45.720 There because

01:17:46.160 Warren you know

01:17:46.800 We've been talking

01:17:47.340 For a long time

01:17:48.320 About how you know

01:17:49.300 It's thought that

01:17:50.700 Trudeau thinks that

01:17:51.400 You know a Trump

01:17:51.880 Win would be

01:17:52.320 Beneficial to him

01:17:53.240 But we saw

01:17:54.000 Polly of using the

01:17:54.720 Messaging last week

01:17:55.440 In the House of

01:17:55.860 Commons that the 0.92

01:17:56.420 US or that the

01:17:57.620 Trudeau government

01:17:58.060 Would be weak on

01:17:58.960 US negotiations that

01:18:00.180 They would be a

01:18:00.680 Better person to

01:18:02.060 Kind of stand up

01:18:02.820 Or they would be

01:18:03.260 The better party to

01:18:04.060 Stand up for

01:18:04.600 Canada's interests

01:18:05.300 Polling kind of

01:18:06.340 Showing that as

01:18:07.200 Well in terms of

01:18:08.040 Thinking that the

01:18:09.680 Polly of government

01:18:10.300 Would work best

01:18:11.040 With the Trump

01:18:11.460 Government I just

01:18:12.660 Wonder if well you

01:18:13.840 Know the thought was

01:18:14.460 That Trudeau would

01:18:15.080 Benefit here I'm

01:18:16.060 Wondering Melanie if

01:18:16.900 It's actually

01:18:17.320 Polly of it might

01:18:18.160 Benefit here

01:18:18.700 I think that that

01:18:20.920 Both have the

01:18:21.480 Opportunity to

01:18:22.080 Benefit depending on

01:18:22.900 How they manage to

01:18:23.720 You know how their

01:18:24.400 Teams message this

01:18:25.260 And then spin it

01:18:25.980 To Canadians but 0.97

01:18:27.260 The reality is

01:18:27.900 Canadians know

01:18:28.820 What Canada speak

01:18:30.680 What Canada was

01:18:31.420 Like under Trudeau

01:18:33.080 When when Trump

01:18:34.200 Was president last

01:18:34.880 Time and so

01:18:35.500 That is likely

01:18:36.680 Informing this

01:18:38.500 Perception that

01:18:39.420 Canadians have

01:18:40.160 That he is not

01:18:41.540 The Prime Minister

01:18:42.280 That we need

01:18:42.960 For this next

01:18:44.160 Round of the

01:18:45.740 Trump presidency

01:18:46.720 And really like

01:18:48.900 That's it's that

01:18:50.000 Experience that

01:18:50.880 Canadians have

01:18:51.420 Like look where

01:18:51.860 We are now

01:18:52.420 Look at the

01:18:52.820 Affordability crisis

01:18:53.620 That we're in

01:18:54.240 Look at the

01:18:55.020 Results of

01:18:55.580 Inflationary spending

01:18:56.480 On our cost of

01:18:57.820 Living and

01:18:58.300 Everyday life

01:18:59.000 Do you want

01:19:01.080 That to

01:19:01.620 Continue when

01:19:02.900 It's going to

01:19:03.260 Be made so

01:19:03.860 Much worse

01:19:04.380 By the

01:19:04.700 Trump administration

01:19:05.360 Because at

01:19:05.840 The end of

01:19:06.080 The day

01:19:06.400 These trade

01:19:08.580 Tariffs are 0.88

01:19:09.480 Inherently

01:19:10.720 Inflationary

01:19:11.360 There will be

01:19:12.120 You know

01:19:13.360 They beget 1.00

01:19:14.440 More tariffs

01:19:15.400 That are

01:19:15.760 Retaliatory

01:19:16.440 And so the

01:19:16.860 Cost of living

01:19:17.520 Just continues

01:19:18.680 To go up

01:19:19.480 For everyone

01:19:20.280 And that

01:19:21.860 Just generates

01:19:22.640 More inflation

01:19:23.240 Canadians really

01:19:24.420 Cannot afford

01:19:25.300 That right now

01:19:25.820 So of course

01:19:26.320 They're looking

01:19:26.800 To Pierre

01:19:28.060 Polyev

01:19:28.560 As a solution

01:19:30.440 To that

01:19:30.820 And that's

01:19:31.800 Been kind of

01:19:32.280 Their bread and

01:19:32.920 Butter over

01:19:33.220 The past couple

01:19:33.680 Of years

01:19:33.920 It's worked

01:19:34.260 To the polls

01:19:34.720 As well

01:19:35.220 I guess

01:19:35.780 Warren do

01:19:36.560 You see the

01:19:37.200 Tide kind of

01:19:38.460 Turning here

01:19:38.940 In kind of

01:19:39.780 In Pierre

01:19:41.540 Polyev's favour

01:19:42.260 In terms of

01:19:42.820 People thinking

01:19:43.340 That he might

01:19:43.820 Be the better

01:19:44.200 One to better

01:19:44.660 Serve Canada's

01:19:45.280 Interests

01:19:45.600 Well he's

01:19:47.060 Not prime

01:19:47.440 Minister yet

01:19:48.180 And you know

01:19:49.020 There's a

01:19:49.520 Ways to go

01:19:50.360 I think the

01:19:51.540 Beneficiary

01:19:52.340 In the short

01:19:53.860 Term

01:19:54.260 You know

01:19:55.100 Because he's

01:19:55.560 Still prime

01:19:55.980 Minister

01:19:56.360 Is Justin

01:19:56.940 Trudeau

01:19:57.280 Trudeau

01:19:57.560 Is going to

01:19:57.920 Stand up

01:19:58.360 Before the

01:19:58.820 Microphones

01:19:59.420 And say

01:20:00.060 You know

01:20:00.880 We got a

01:20:01.540 Hard-rate guy

01:20:02.220 Now in the

01:20:02.700 White House

01:20:03.120 Do you want

01:20:03.460 A hard-rate

01:20:03.900 Guy in

01:20:04.520 PMO

01:20:05.720 And there's

01:20:07.420 A lot of

01:20:07.780 People

01:20:08.080 Including people

01:20:08.740 Who have

01:20:09.120 Not liked

01:20:09.640 Justin

01:20:09.980 Trudeau

01:20:10.300 For a long

01:20:10.780 Time

01:20:11.140 Are going

01:20:11.800 To say

01:20:12.260 No I

01:20:13.300 Don't want

01:20:13.800 That

01:20:14.080 And the

01:20:15.140 NDP

01:20:15.460 Is no

01:20:15.860 Longer

01:20:16.240 A viable

01:20:16.720 Choice

01:20:17.300 So I

01:20:18.080 Guess I

01:20:18.400 Got to

01:20:18.620 Vote for 0.98

01:20:18.960 The devil

01:20:19.700 I know

01:20:20.220 So Trudeau

01:20:21.140 Is going to

01:20:21.460 Benefit

01:20:21.800 From that

01:20:22.280 If he

01:20:23.040 Leaves

01:20:23.420 As I

01:20:23.740 Believe

01:20:23.980 He still

01:20:24.760 Will

01:20:25.200 His successor

01:20:26.560 Will get

01:20:26.980 A leadership

01:20:27.440 Bump

01:20:27.880 As everybody

01:20:28.420 Does

01:20:28.980 And you

01:20:30.220 Know

01:20:30.320 Then it

01:20:30.560 Becomes a

01:20:30.980 Much more

01:20:31.320 Competitive

01:20:31.840 Race

01:20:32.120 But I

01:20:32.480 Think that

01:20:33.040 Polyev

01:20:33.800 Has always

01:20:34.300 Anticipated

01:20:35.220 That that

01:20:35.980 Is going

01:20:36.280 To happen

01:20:36.700 You know

01:20:37.060 He's

01:20:37.300 Grown in

01:20:37.680 The job

01:20:38.100 In my

01:20:38.420 Opinion

01:20:38.880 He's

01:20:39.500 More

01:20:39.680 Mature

01:20:40.340 Than he

01:20:40.700 Was

01:20:41.000 You know

01:20:41.260 The

01:20:41.420 Convoy

01:20:41.940 Stuff

01:20:42.380 And the

01:20:42.640 Anti-Vac

01:20:43.160 Staff

01:20:43.500 Is all

01:20:43.880 Gone

01:20:44.220 It's a

01:20:44.800 Distant

01:20:45.140 Memory

01:20:45.460 He's a

01:20:45.900 Different

01:20:46.060 Kind

01:20:46.340 Of

01:20:46.420 Guy

01:20:46.660 Now

01:20:46.980 So

01:20:47.820 You know

01:20:48.460 He's

01:20:53.040 Doug Ford

01:20:53.700 Is a

01:20:53.920 Conservative

01:20:54.340 Too

01:20:54.780 You know

01:20:55.360 Down here

01:20:55.860 In Toronto

01:20:56.380 And he

01:20:58.540 Regularly

01:20:59.320 Had to

01:20:59.680 Put out

01:21:00.020 Statements

01:21:00.540 Condemning

01:21:01.100 Stuff that

01:21:01.640 Donald Trump

01:21:02.160 Did when

01:21:02.580 Donald Trump

01:21:03.100 Was president

01:21:03.720 You know

01:21:04.660 Donald Trump

01:21:05.260 Creates

01:21:05.620 Problems

01:21:06.400 For

01:21:06.540 Conservative

01:21:07.060 Politicians

01:21:08.080 Across

01:21:09.540 You know

01:21:10.100 The firmament

01:21:10.780 And that

01:21:12.000 Is going

01:21:12.280 To be

01:21:12.460 The case

01:21:12.840 For Polyev 0.99

01:21:13.440 Trump

01:21:13.800 Is going

01:21:14.280 To do

01:21:14.800 Things

01:21:15.240 That harm

01:21:15.840 Canada

01:21:16.460 And Polyev

01:21:17.720 Can't just

01:21:18.220 Sit there

01:21:18.740 And say

01:21:19.100 Well I'm

01:21:19.680 The best

01:21:20.000 Guy

01:21:20.180 To deal

01:21:20.520 With

01:21:20.720 This

01:21:20.960 He's

01:21:21.280 Got to

01:21:21.540 Show us

01:21:22.040 How he's

01:21:22.420 Going to

01:21:22.660 Change

01:21:23.020 That

01:21:23.400 And it's

01:21:24.740 Going to

01:21:24.880 Be very

01:21:25.200 Very hard

01:21:25.700 Because this

01:21:26.220 Guy

01:21:26.400 You know

01:21:26.700 Like I

01:21:27.120 Like to

01:21:27.440 Say

01:21:27.660 He's a

01:21:28.020 Monkey

01:21:28.260 With a

01:21:28.560 Machine

01:21:28.880 Gun

01:21:29.180 Rationality

01:21:30.540 Does not 0.92

01:21:30.920 Work with

01:21:31.340 Him

01:21:31.520 Way with

01:21:32.640 Words

01:21:32.880 Warren

01:21:33.120 Kinsella

01:21:33.500 We'll

01:21:33.840 Leave it

01:21:34.320 There

01:21:34.460 For this

01:21:34.800 Week

01:21:35.000 But

01:21:35.240 Melody

01:21:35.640 Parody

01:21:35.940 Warren

01:21:36.260 Kinsella

01:21:36.560 Thank you

01:21:36.920 So much

01:21:37.300 For your

01:21:37.520 Time

01:21:37.720 This

01:21:37.860 Morning

01:21:38.040 I

01:21:38.260 Really

01:21:38.520 Appreciate

01:21:38.920 It

01:21:39.280 Thanks

01:21:40.160 Guys

01:21:40.440 You

01:21:40.940 You can

01:21:41.260 You can

01:21:41.280 Put your

01:21:41.860 Clothes

01:21:42.320 Back

01:21:42.820 On

01:21:43.340 She's

01:21:43.980 Leaving

01:21:45.220 You

01:21:46.800 No

01:21:50.100 Time

01:21:50.460 To

01:21:50.820 Apologize

01:21:52.480 For

01:21:52.780 The

01:21:53.080 Things

01:21:54.240 You

01:21:54.820 Do

01:21:55.820 Go

01:21:59.120 Rent a

01:21:59.680 Ferrari

01:22:00.380 And

01:22:02.100 Sing

01:22:03.320 The

01:22:04.500 Blues

01:22:05.320 Believe

01:22:08.480 That

01:22:08.980 Clapton

01:22:09.840 Was

01:22:10.200 The

01:22:10.500 Second

01:22:10.880 Coming

01:22:12.240 It

01:22:17.440 Falls

01:22:17.900 Apart

01:22:18.840 We

01:22:19.720 All

01:22:20.000 Got

01:22:20.440 Work

01:22:20.940 To

01:22:21.140 Do

01:22:21.700 It

01:22:26.860 Gets

01:22:27.320 Dark 0.57

01:22:28.000 We

01:22:28.860 All

01:22:29.160 Got

01:22:29.580 Work

01:22:30.080 To

01:22:30.300 Do

01:22:30.700 She's

01:22:34.280 Leaving

01:22:36.720 Me

01:22:39.380 She's

01:22:43.420 Leaving

01:22:45.840 Me

01:22:48.560 She's

01:22:52.280 Leaving

01:22:54.380 Is 0.88

01:22:54.960 Beautiful

01:22:55.980 At

01:22:57.140 Night

01:22:57.560 It's

01:23:02.820 Not

01:23:03.200 About

01:23:03.820 The

01:23:04.240 Money

01:23:04.700 You

01:23:05.820 Just

01:23:06.380 Light

01:23:06.920 The

01:23:07.380 Lights

01:23:07.940 No

01:23:11.740 You

01:23:12.080 Know

01:23:12.580 What

01:23:13.480 Is 0.88

01:23:13.780 Implied

01:23:14.820 When

01:23:15.120 Your

01:23:15.420 Room

01:23:16.580 Is 0.88

01:23:17.600 Free

01:23:18.160 You're

01:23:21.660 Feeling

01:23:22.320 Lucky

01:23:22.960 Falls

01:23:31.060 Apart

01:23:32.040 We

01:23:32.860 All

01:23:33.160 Got

01:23:33.540 Work

01:23:34.100 To

01:23:34.300 Do

01:23:34.840 It

01:23:40.020 Gets

01:23:40.500 Dark 0.57

01:23:41.220 We

01:23:42.020 All

01:23:42.280 Got

01:23:42.780 Work

01:23:43.240 To

01:23:43.460 Do

01:23:43.980 She's

01:23:47.420 Leaving

01:23:49.840 Me

01:23:51.900 She's

01:23:56.560 Leaving

01:24:00.740 You

01:24:01.740 She's

01:24:05.120 Leaving

01:24:08.480 You

01:24:11.260 She's

01:24:12.140 Leaving

01:24:18.180 You

01:24:18.520 It falls apart

01:24:45.280 We all got work to do

01:24:47.920 It gets dark

01:24:54.400 We all got work to do

01:24:57.120 It falls apart

01:25:03.540 We all got work to do

01:25:06.240 It gets dark

01:25:12.680 We all got work to do

01:25:15.420 It falls apart

01:25:21.820 We all got work to do

01:25:24.620 It falls apart

01:25:30.800 We all got work to do

01:25:33.740 She's leaving you 0.99

01:25:42.220 She's leaving you 0.99

01:25:51.420 Welcome back to the show

01:25:56.340 Thank you so much for joining me

01:25:57.720 I'm sitting in for Kelly Catrera all day

01:25:59.560 And of course I'll be hosting Toronto this weekend

01:26:01.700 Tomorrow from 7 to 10 as well as on Sunday

01:26:03.980 It's a great day for radio

01:26:05.780 I'm really happy to be here

01:26:06.900 And I'm really happy to be joined by our next guest

01:26:09.080 Who has been a vital

01:26:11.400 An essential voice

01:26:13.520 In fighting anti-Semitism

01:26:15.380 And this wave of anti-Semitism

01:26:17.800 That's cresting all over the Western world

01:26:19.540 He is a great buttress against that

01:26:21.660 And he's here to talk about something

01:26:23.600 I actually disagree with him on

01:26:24.760 Warren Kinsella

01:26:26.260 Welcome to the show, Warren

01:26:27.180 Thanks, my friend

01:26:28.560 Yeah, so I read your piece

01:26:30.120 And there are

01:26:31.760 I think I have the hot take

01:26:32.900 I think I'm in the minority here

01:26:34.280 But why don't you break down for our listeners

01:26:37.300 Why you think that a Trump victory

01:26:39.800 Is good for Justin Trudeau

01:26:41.200 Because what he's going to do

01:26:44.400 And in fact what he's been doing for months

01:26:47.960 But now he's able to do it in real life

01:26:50.520 He's going to step up to a microphone

01:26:52.860 In that voice that he's got

01:26:55.720 And say, look, you know

01:26:56.780 I know you don't all love me

01:26:58.720 But, you know

01:27:00.660 We've got a hard right conservative

01:27:02.340 In the Oval Office of the United States

01:27:04.180 And we're looking at a hard right conservative

01:27:07.260 In the Prime Minister's office

01:27:08.640 And, you know, we need an offset for that

01:27:11.680 We need somebody who can defend Canada's interests

01:27:14.960 And, you know, the Liberal Party is that

01:27:18.380 So I don't know if it's setting the table, Ben

01:27:21.000 For, you know, a next leader

01:27:23.260 Or, you know, trying to save his own skin

01:27:26.640 But I think he'd be crazy not to do that

01:27:29.200 It's obvious

01:27:29.820 And I take your point

01:27:31.280 And I absolutely agree

01:27:33.700 That that is the pitch

01:27:34.780 That he will make to voters

01:27:36.080 However, I think the pitch

01:27:37.840 That Poliev could make 1.00

01:27:39.500 And should make

01:27:40.360 Would be the following

01:27:41.200 Saying since 2015

01:27:42.900 The productivity gap

01:27:44.520 Between Canada and the United States

01:27:45.980 Has grown immensely

01:27:47.320 Prior to 2015

01:27:48.460 Our economies more or less grew in parallel

01:27:51.040 And in 2015

01:27:52.820 At the election of Justin Trudeau

01:27:54.340 We started falling behind

01:27:56.360 In a major, major way

01:27:58.440 To the point that now

01:27:59.300 The Texas economy is larger than ours

01:28:02.120 That we are less productive

01:28:03.480 Than the workers in Alabama

01:28:05.600 And if you want us to fall farther behind

01:28:08.880 Then by all means

01:28:10.420 Vote for Justin Trudeau

01:28:11.800 Vote for the policies that have put us

01:28:13.680 In the position we are today

01:28:15.240 But if you think

01:28:16.260 That Donald Trump

01:28:17.820 Isn't going to come in

01:28:18.900 And cut regulation on business

01:28:21.060 Cut corporate taxes on business

01:28:22.660 Make his country

01:28:24.320 Even more attractive

01:28:25.480 Than they already are

01:28:26.500 To open factories

01:28:28.580 To create jobs

01:28:30.020 And for investment

01:28:31.200 Then by all means

01:28:32.460 Vote for the guy

01:28:33.260 That has brought us

01:28:34.060 To the lowest levels

01:28:35.020 We've been in years

01:28:35.700 So that would be the pitch

01:28:37.000 That Poliev would make 1.00

01:28:37.900 And I would suggest to you

01:28:39.820 That anybody who has decided

01:28:42.280 That they are done with Justin

01:28:43.560 Is probably still done with Justin

01:28:45.440 He may, may convince

01:28:47.360 Some apathetic liberals

01:28:48.660 Who are never going to vote for Pierre

01:28:49.980 To get off the couch

01:28:50.720 And vote for him

01:28:51.420 But I don't know

01:28:52.160 That it moves the needle

01:28:52.980 In any significant way

01:28:54.580 Too many words

01:28:56.040 No, he's going to keep doing

01:28:57.640 What he's done

01:28:58.380 For the past two years

01:29:00.500 Because it's worked for him

01:29:01.540 Which is everything's too expensive

01:29:02.880 And it's Justin's fault

01:29:04.460 That's the simple way of expressing it

01:29:06.300 And obviously a lot of people

01:29:07.340 Agree with that

01:29:08.040 But politics is a game of inches

01:29:10.160 And you know that

01:29:10.980 Right?

01:29:11.620 And so, you know

01:29:13.840 It is going to move the needle

01:29:15.900 A little bit

01:29:16.940 That Trump is there

01:29:18.160 Because I am hearing

01:29:20.260 From people across the country

01:29:21.660 Ben

01:29:22.000 Who are full on

01:29:23.420 Freaking out

01:29:24.480 Whether it's about Ukraine

01:29:25.960 Or Taiwan

01:29:27.160 Or NATO

01:29:28.120 Or free and fair trade

01:29:30.680 People are freaking out 0.99

01:29:32.440 And they're not entirely idiots 0.98

01:29:34.300 And so 0.98

01:29:35.860 That gets Justin

01:29:37.860 Or whoever the liberal leader

01:29:39.300 Something

01:29:39.720 And if you have a new leader

01:29:41.260 I mean everybody gets a honeymoon

01:29:43.320 Everybody gets a bump

01:29:44.560 When you have a new leader

01:29:45.660 Even Stéphane Dion

01:29:46.680 And Michael Ignatieff did

01:29:48.000 Yeah

01:29:48.300 They were both ahead

01:29:49.040 Of Stephen Harper

01:29:50.180 For a little while

01:29:50.900 So, you know

01:29:51.900 A combination of Trump

01:29:53.260 And a new liberal leader

01:29:54.720 I think it makes them

01:29:55.920 I think it makes them

01:29:55.940 Much more competitive

01:29:57.160 Because, you know

01:29:58.220 This is an incremental game

01:30:00.180 But right now

01:30:01.420 Is, you know

01:30:02.380 Trump alone enough

01:30:03.700 To bridge that

01:30:04.600 20 point gap

01:30:06.120 That has existed

01:30:07.120 For a year?

01:30:08.220 Absolutely not

01:30:09.120 That's too big a gap

01:30:10.340 But the liberal party

01:30:11.740 Can do some smart things

01:30:13.160 It's a big question

01:30:14.000 As to whether

01:30:14.480 They're still capable of it

01:30:15.680 And in order to bridge

01:30:17.320 That gap

01:30:18.000 But one of them

01:30:18.760 Has to involve

01:30:19.680 Justin Trudeau

01:30:20.540 Heading off to the

01:30:22.000 You know

01:30:22.340 The lecture circuit

01:30:23.180 Well, game that out

01:30:24.940 For me, Warren

01:30:25.600 Because, you know

01:30:26.900 Prior to this election

01:30:28.020 If the polls were to be believed

01:30:29.520 It was a toss-up

01:30:30.280 And so we really couldn't

01:30:31.380 Commit to one side

01:30:32.260 Or the other

01:30:32.660 And, you know

01:30:33.360 I think a lot of people

01:30:34.320 Were very comfortable

01:30:34.960 Believing that Kamala Harris

01:30:36.060 Was going to win this thing

01:30:36.980 And so now we know

01:30:37.940 That definitely did not happen

01:30:39.380 So this is our new reality

01:30:42.600 This is our new dance partner

01:30:44.540 So to speak

01:30:45.140 Hemispherically 0.98

01:30:46.140 So what does that do

01:30:48.700 To the prime minister's calculus

01:30:51.040 In terms of

01:30:51.780 When we go to the polls

01:30:53.360 And if we go to the polls

01:30:54.500 Who's leading the Liberal Party

01:30:55.940 Well, you know

01:30:57.840 I've always felt

01:30:58.600 That he was going to wait

01:31:00.080 To see what the outcome was

01:31:01.580 Of the presidential

01:31:02.340 And I thought he was smart

01:31:03.600 To do so

01:31:04.320 Because, you know

01:31:05.740 We are

01:31:06.300 As his dad said so famously

01:31:08.180 We are the mouse

01:31:09.600 Sleeping beside the elephant

01:31:10.920 Yeah

01:31:11.200 You know

01:31:11.720 When they roll over

01:31:12.800 It can leave a mark

01:31:14.500 And so, you know

01:31:15.780 Whether it's

01:31:16.440 Softwood lumber

01:31:17.240 Or beef

01:31:18.120 Or auto parts

01:31:19.040 Or you name it

01:31:20.160 When the Americans 0.90

01:31:21.360 Get in a cranky mood

01:31:22.660 As they decidedly are

01:31:24.060 At the moment

01:31:24.640 We can pay a big

01:31:26.120 Big price for that

01:31:27.160 And, you know

01:31:27.580 Trump's tariff thing

01:31:29.100 As any economist

01:31:29.980 Or any first year

01:31:31.200 Economic student

01:31:32.020 Can tell you

01:31:32.600 Is madness

01:31:33.240 Right?

01:31:34.060 He's talking about

01:31:34.960 Slapping tariffs

01:31:35.800 On Canadian products

01:31:36.960 He did that

01:31:38.060 During the campaign

01:31:38.980 And the people

01:31:40.080 Who produce

01:31:40.660 Those commodities

01:31:41.640 Are just going to

01:31:42.420 Pass on

01:31:43.400 The cost of that

01:31:44.660 To the consumer

01:31:45.520 So, you know

01:31:46.780 We're looking at

01:31:47.520 Potentially another

01:31:48.580 You know

01:31:49.140 Return of inflation

01:31:50.540 And so, you know

01:31:52.480 I think, though

01:31:53.740 You know

01:31:54.140 To give

01:31:54.660 Paulie

01:31:55.080 A lot of credit

01:31:55.820 I think he is

01:31:57.780 Growing in the job

01:31:58.700 Yeah

01:31:59.060 I think he's cool

01:32:00.200 That, you know

01:32:00.960 He moved away

01:32:01.740 From the convoy stuff

01:32:03.260 And the anti-vaccine stuff

01:32:04.820 He's a different leader

01:32:06.380 Than he was

01:32:07.380 And I think he's

01:32:08.420 Matured in the job

01:32:09.360 So, you know

01:32:10.800 While, yes

01:32:12.140 I do believe

01:32:13.000 That Trump is good

01:32:14.080 For the liberal brand

01:32:15.480 And for Justin Trudeau

01:32:17.280 I also believe

01:32:18.320 It's potentially good

01:32:19.780 For Paulie

01:32:20.640 Because Paulie

01:32:22.160 Is going to do

01:32:23.100 What Doug Ford

01:32:24.040 Has done so often

01:32:25.020 When Trump was in power

01:32:26.880 Which is disagree

01:32:27.900 And disagree publicly

01:32:29.500 And say, no

01:32:30.600 That's an outrageous

01:32:31.520 Thing to say

01:32:32.520 Or that's a harmful

01:32:33.600 Thing to do

01:32:34.180 To Canadians

01:32:34.840 I think he is

01:32:36.020 Going to do that

01:32:36.760 And he'll benefit

01:32:37.440 From that

01:32:38.040 But in the short term

01:32:39.600 You know

01:32:40.000 Before he becomes

01:32:40.880 Prime Minister

01:32:41.620 Donald Trump

01:32:42.920 Is not helpful

01:32:43.780 To the conservative

01:32:44.720 Cause

01:32:45.360 And I know

01:32:46.260 A lot of his fans

01:32:47.300 In this country

01:32:48.020 Certainly a lot

01:32:48.720 Of his fans

01:32:49.200 In the United States

01:32:49.840 Believe otherwise

01:32:50.520 This week

01:32:51.180 But when he starts

01:32:52.360 To do crazy things

01:32:53.480 As he will

01:32:54.680 It's going to change

01:32:56.380 And he's going

01:32:57.280 To become unpopular

01:32:58.240 And so too

01:32:59.300 Anybody who's

01:32:59.940 Standing too close to him

01:33:01.060 Yeah

01:33:01.560 I just

01:33:02.140 Warren

01:33:02.660 Everything you say

01:33:03.820 Makes sense to me

01:33:04.640 But I can't shake

01:33:05.660 The feeling

01:33:06.120 Look

01:33:06.340 We've spent years

01:33:07.620 Where Justin Trudeau

01:33:09.600 Has inadvertently

01:33:10.380 Cultivated

01:33:11.160 The reputation

01:33:13.040 Both personally

01:33:14.060 And as a government

01:33:15.500 Of being

01:33:16.420 Sort of

01:33:17.700 Being at

01:33:18.740 The head of the country

01:33:20.860 As we have

01:33:21.520 Been experiencing

01:33:22.840 A descent into

01:33:24.000 International irrelevance

01:33:25.240 To a certain extent

01:33:26.080 Canada is back 0.85

01:33:27.060 Was a wonderful

01:33:27.680 Thing to say

01:33:28.220 But it wasn't

01:33:28.800 Backed with a whole

01:33:29.520 Lot of truth

01:33:30.240 And we were

01:33:31.800 Irrelevant at NATO

01:33:32.700 We're irrelevant

01:33:33.320 At the UN

01:33:33.920 We're irrelevant

01:33:34.480 In a lot of places

01:33:35.540 That matter

01:33:36.180 And yes

01:33:38.540 He does have

01:33:40.200 The victory

01:33:40.680 Of a successful

01:33:42.060 Renegotiation

01:33:42.740 Of NAFTA

01:33:43.480 But beyond that

01:33:44.800 I don't know

01:33:45.720 That he can go

01:33:47.600 Back to the well

01:33:48.240 Of saying

01:33:48.520 I can stand up

01:33:49.460 For Canadian values

01:33:50.340 I can stand up

01:33:51.300 Against Donald Trump

01:33:52.340 When Donald Trump

01:33:53.300 Has shown and said

01:33:54.560 That he doesn't have

01:33:55.140 A whole lot of respect

01:33:55.720 For this guy

01:33:56.120 To begin with

01:33:56.780 Look

01:33:57.980 I think I can

01:33:59.040 Use your argument

01:33:59.860 I can flip it

01:34:02.400 You know

01:34:03.060 Donald Trump

01:34:04.240 Is a convicted 1.00

01:34:05.700 Criminal

01:34:06.160 He is

01:34:07.120 A civil

01:34:08.200 Court

01:34:09.120 Found him

01:34:10.460 Guilty of rape

01:34:11.440 He's made 0.69

01:34:12.700 Racist statements

01:34:13.660 Not just

01:34:14.420 When he was

01:34:15.240 President

01:34:15.600 For years

01:34:16.460 And he came

01:34:17.540 Back from that

01:34:18.380 One of my views

01:34:19.140 About politics

01:34:19.860 Is nobody

01:34:20.580 Ever fully dies

01:34:21.860 Yeah

01:34:22.100 So as that

01:34:23.440 Applies to

01:34:24.180 Donald Trump

01:34:24.860 It can apply

01:34:25.700 To Justin Trudeau

01:34:26.800 Too

01:34:27.180 Given the right

01:34:28.200 Circumstances

01:34:29.060 The circumstances

01:34:30.380 Changed for

01:34:31.280 Donald Trump

01:34:31.980 And mainly

01:34:33.040 It was

01:34:33.780 You know

01:34:34.460 Is Joe Biden

01:34:35.600 Too old

01:34:36.040 To the job

01:34:36.600 Yeah

01:34:36.980 Probably

01:34:37.640 Do Americans 0.94

01:34:39.260 Have misgivings

01:34:40.980 About voting

01:34:41.480 For a woman

01:34:42.060 As president

01:34:43.200 Definitely

01:34:44.080 But the main

01:34:45.220 Thing was

01:34:46.000 The pocketbook

01:34:47.460 Stuff

01:34:47.860 The cost of

01:34:48.780 Living stuff

01:34:49.440 And you know

01:34:50.760 Trump seized

01:34:51.620 On that

01:34:52.320 And did

01:34:53.100 Not let

01:34:53.600 Go

01:34:53.920 And the

01:34:54.480 Democrats

01:34:54.960 Got to

01:34:55.640 That message

01:34:56.260 Too late

01:34:56.960 Paul Yev

01:34:57.860 Has been

01:34:58.180 There for

01:34:58.600 Two years

01:34:59.320 And that's

01:35:00.220 Why I believe

01:35:01.020 He's so far

01:35:02.200 Ahead in the

01:35:02.700 Polls

01:35:03.120 Yeah

01:35:03.240 But you know

01:35:04.000 One of the

01:35:04.460 Reasons like

01:35:04.940 Guys like you

01:35:05.560 And me

01:35:05.780 Love politics

01:35:06.560 Is dramatic

01:35:07.540 Unexpected

01:35:08.320 Things can happen

01:35:09.400 Yeah

01:35:09.800 Like something

01:35:10.720 Dramatic and

01:35:11.380 Unexpected

01:35:11.920 Happened on

01:35:12.560 Tuesday night

01:35:13.220 A convicted

01:35:14.380 Criminal became

01:35:15.360 President of the

01:35:15.940 United States

01:35:16.700 Yeah

01:35:17.040 Yeah

01:35:17.420 You know

01:35:18.700 And anybody

01:35:19.040 Says to me

01:35:19.700 Six months

01:35:20.240 Ago

01:35:20.440 They saw

01:35:20.820 This coming

01:35:21.300 You know

01:35:21.680 On the

01:35:21.880 Day that

01:35:22.220 He got

01:35:22.580 Convicted

01:35:23.280 Is lying

01:35:24.280 They're not

01:35:24.980 Telling the

01:35:25.460 Truth

01:35:25.720 None of us

01:35:26.300 Saw this

01:35:26.760 Coming

01:35:27.100 I certainly

01:35:27.680 Didn't see

01:35:28.180 It coming

01:35:28.580 And you

01:35:30.340 Know

01:35:30.480 Weird things

01:35:31.180 Can happen

01:35:31.600 In politics

01:35:32.220 Well we're

01:35:32.840 Going to take

01:35:33.220 We're going to

01:35:33.640 Take some

01:35:33.860 Calls after

01:35:34.380 The break

01:35:34.680 And I

01:35:34.860 Appreciate you

01:35:35.340 Sticking around

01:35:35.840 Because I

01:35:36.040 Think it's

01:35:36.220 Important to

01:35:36.560 Hear what

01:35:37.400 Our listeners

01:35:38.160 Think

01:35:38.500 I want them

01:35:38.980 To give us

01:35:39.260 A call

01:35:39.480 At 416870

01:35:40.600 6400

01:35:41.520 1888

01:35:42.180 225

01:35:42.800 Talk

01:35:43.200 We want to

01:35:43.980 Talk about

01:35:44.520 The impact

01:35:45.420 That the

01:35:45.840 Election south

01:35:46.780 Of the border

01:35:47.200 Could have

01:35:48.020 On the next

01:35:48.700 Election north

01:35:49.800 Of the border

01:35:50.260 We're sticking

01:35:51.060 Around with

01:35:51.400 Warren Kinsella

01:35:51.960 I'm Ben

01:35:52.460 Mulroney

01:35:52.740 In for

01:35:53.060 Kelly

01:35:53.240 Cutrera

01:35:53.560 Welcome back

01:35:56.020 To the show

01:35:56.380 Everybody

01:35:56.620 It's 1234

01:35:57.600 On this

01:35:58.080 Friday afternoon

01:35:58.820 Ben

01:35:59.020 Mulroney

01:35:59.280 In for

01:35:59.700 Kelly

01:35:59.920 Cutrera

01:36:00.300 Very pleased

01:36:01.160 To have

01:36:01.740 Warren

01:36:02.000 Kinsella

01:36:02.380 Sticking

01:36:02.780 Around

01:36:03.100 We've been

01:36:03.420 Talking about

01:36:04.120 Donald Trump

01:36:05.820 Versus

01:36:06.360 Justin Trudeau

01:36:07.200 And how

01:36:07.500 One fares

01:36:08.220 Because the

01:36:09.560 Other one

01:36:09.900 Is now

01:36:10.380 In the

01:36:11.020 Oval

01:36:11.400 Office

01:36:11.840 I like to

01:36:12.500 Say a

01:36:12.940 Superhero

01:36:13.360 Is only

01:36:13.920 As good

01:36:14.400 As their

01:36:14.800 Villain

01:36:15.140 One of

01:36:15.380 The reasons

01:36:15.620 Batman

01:36:16.000 Is as 0.81

01:36:16.800 Popular

01:36:17.120 As he

01:36:17.540 Is 0.88

01:36:17.720 Is because

01:36:18.080 He's

01:36:18.340 Fighting

01:36:18.620 The

01:36:19.040 Joker

01:36:19.400 And I

01:36:20.260 Think

01:36:20.580 Justin Trudeau

01:36:21.980 According to

01:36:22.700 Warren Kinsella

01:36:23.500 Is hoping that

01:36:24.400 The bloom

01:36:24.740 Will be

01:36:25.020 Restored to

01:36:25.540 His rose

01:36:26.060 Because of

01:36:26.660 The foil

01:36:27.240 Of

01:36:28.380 His

01:36:29.300 New

01:36:30.060 Counterpart

01:36:30.640 In

01:36:31.400 Washington

01:36:31.820 D.C.

01:36:32.440 Warren

01:36:32.800 Thanks so

01:36:33.240 Much for

01:36:33.620 Sticking

01:36:33.900 Around

01:36:34.180 We're

01:36:34.640 Going to

01:36:34.760 Take

01:36:34.900 Some

01:36:35.060 Calls

01:36:35.460 And

01:36:35.700 I'm

01:36:35.880 Going to

01:36:36.000 Let

01:36:36.140 You

01:36:36.500 Respond

01:36:37.480 As soon

01:36:37.800 As

01:36:37.940 Our

01:36:38.360 Listeners

01:36:39.240 Tell us

01:36:39.700 What

01:36:39.800 They

01:36:39.900 Think

01:36:40.140 Frank

01:36:40.620 In

01:36:43.920 Good

01:36:44.580 Afternoon

01:36:45.060 I

01:36:45.280 Think

01:36:45.740 It's

01:36:45.900 Going to

01:36:46.100 Be

01:36:46.260 Harmful

01:36:46.920 For

01:36:47.340 Trudeau

01:36:47.700 In

01:36:47.820 The

01:36:47.920 Long

01:36:48.160 Run

01:36:48.360 I

01:36:48.580 Say

01:36:48.920 This

01:36:49.160 Because

01:36:49.640 Regardless

01:36:50.320 Of

01:36:50.640 Whether

01:36:50.820 Or

01:36:50.940 Not

01:36:51.100 He's

01:36:51.300 A

01:36:51.400 Convicted

01:36:51.840 Felon

01:36:52.660 Trump

01:36:52.980 The

01:36:53.680 Bottom

01:36:53.940 Line

01:36:54.260 Is 0.88

01:36:54.640 Is 0.88

01:36:54.940 That

01:36:55.440 He's

01:36:56.200 Proven

01:36:56.540 To

01:36:56.740 Americans

01:36:57.080 That

01:36:57.420 He's

01:36:57.560 Good

01:36:57.720 For

01:36:57.880 The

01:36:58.040 Economy

01:36:58.500 You're

01:36:59.220 Good

01:36:59.360 For

01:36:59.520 Business

01:37:00.040 You're

01:37:00.860 Going to

01:37:01.060 Stemulate

01:37:01.440 The

01:37:01.600 Economy

01:37:02.000 You're

01:37:02.240 Going to

01:37:02.420 Have

01:37:02.560 More

01:37:02.780 Jobs

01:37:03.240 And

01:37:03.440 That's

01:37:03.680 One

01:37:03.880 Of

01:37:03.980 The

01:37:04.080 Biggest

01:37:04.400 Issues

01:37:04.760 In

01:37:04.940 United

01:37:05.200 States

01:37:05.740 So

01:37:06.420 I

01:37:06.860 Think

01:37:07.240 Canadians

01:37:07.700 Are

01:37:07.900 Going to

01:37:08.140 See

01:37:08.380 That

01:37:08.720 They're

01:37:10.360 Going to

01:37:10.680 Look at

01:37:11.260 Our

01:37:11.580 Economy

01:37:12.040 As

01:37:12.380 It

01:37:12.520 Exists

01:37:12.980 They're

01:37:13.240 Going to

01:37:13.400 Look at

01:37:13.660 All

01:37:13.800 The

01:37:13.940 Immigration

01:37:14.460 Issues

01:37:14.960 As

01:37:15.240 We

01:37:15.400 Have

01:37:15.660 Them

01:37:15.860 Has

01:37:16.480 Created

01:37:16.940 A

01:37:17.220 Big

01:37:17.880 Problem

01:37:18.320 Here

01:37:18.580 In

01:37:18.720 Canada

01:37:19.060 So

01:37:20.040 I

01:37:20.600 Think

01:37:20.960 Canadians

01:37:21.560 Are

01:37:21.780 Smart

01:37:22.080 Enough

01:37:22.420 And

01:37:23.180 Aligned

01:37:23.540 Enough

01:37:23.760 To

01:37:23.920 See

01:37:24.240 That

01:37:24.640 When

01:37:25.160 It

01:37:25.280 Comes

01:37:25.480 To

01:37:25.640 The

01:37:25.780 Bottom

01:37:26.020 Line

01:37:26.280 Figure

01:37:26.640 Putting

01:37:27.220 Food

01:37:27.580 On

01:37:27.760 The

01:37:27.880 Table

01:37:28.200 Paying

01:37:28.680 Rent

01:37:28.960 That's

01:37:29.700 Going to

01:37:29.880 Be

01:37:29.980 The

01:37:34.940 Yeah

01:37:36.720 And

01:37:37.120 I

01:37:37.280 Think

01:37:37.560 That

01:37:37.760 The

01:37:37.940 Republicans

01:37:38.620 Ran

01:37:40.320 A

01:37:40.560 Successful

01:37:41.120 Campaign

01:37:41.500 On

01:37:41.820 That

01:37:42.100 But

01:37:42.720 The

01:37:42.900 Facts

01:37:43.360 Are

01:37:43.580 At

01:37:43.740 Variance

01:37:44.340 With

01:37:44.600 What

01:37:44.820 Frank

01:37:45.440 Says 0.93

01:37:45.960 Like

01:37:46.700 The

01:37:46.960 Federal

01:37:47.600 Budget

01:37:48.120 Deficit

01:37:48.820 In

01:37:48.940 The

01:37:49.040 United

01:37:49.280 States

01:37:49.620 Of

01:37:49.800 America

01:37:50.280 Increased

01:37:51.420 By

01:37:51.660 Almost

01:37:51.980 50%

01:37:52.720 To

01:37:53.060 A

01:37:53.200 Trillion

01:37:53.580 Dollars

01:37:54.160 Under

01:37:54.760 Donald

01:37:55.160 Trump

01:37:55.460 And

01:37:56.320 The

01:37:56.460 National

01:37:56.840 Debt

01:37:57.260 Reached

01:37:57.940 40%

01:37:58.900 So

01:37:59.340 It

01:37:59.940 Basically

01:38:00.400 The

01:38:00.640 Highest

01:38:01.100 It's

01:38:01.320 Been

01:38:01.580 Since

01:38:02.040 World

01:38:02.480 War

01:38:02.760 II

01:38:03.140 So

01:38:04.060 This

01:38:04.420 Fantasy

01:38:05.160 That

01:38:05.500 They

01:38:05.740 Were

01:38:05.940 Able

01:38:06.240 To

01:38:06.500 Spin

01:38:06.840 About

01:38:07.620 The

01:38:08.600 Economy

01:38:09.200 And

01:38:09.480 The

01:38:09.600 Strength

01:38:09.880 Of

01:38:10.000 The

01:38:10.120 Economy

01:38:10.460 Under

01:38:10.800 Trump

01:38:11.300 Was

01:38:12.180 False

01:38:13.220 But

01:38:14.140 What's

01:38:14.840 True

01:38:15.100 Is 0.88

01:38:15.420 That

01:38:15.560 They

01:38:15.680 Were

01:38:15.820 Very

01:38:16.120 Successful

01:38:16.780 In

01:38:16.900 Convincing

01:38:17.320 People

01:38:17.760 Of

01:38:18.440 Something

01:38:18.760 Else

01:38:19.140 And

01:38:19.580 So

01:38:19.900 That's

01:38:20.680 A

01:38:20.780 Successful

01:38:21.320 Campaign

01:38:21.840 But

01:38:22.180 Those

01:38:22.420 Are

01:38:22.540 Not

01:38:22.700 The

01:38:22.880 Facts

01:38:23.260 All

01:38:23.640 Right

01:38:23.720 Let's

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01:49:24.420 deportations now he's got a big problem he said yesterday or in this morning's papers he doesn't

01:49:30.340 care what the price tag is we'll see if that's true when it comes time to writing the check

01:49:34.500 he doesn't have the infrastructure to do that at the moment but if he starts doing it it definitely

01:49:40.720 has implications for canada because i agree with the caller i don't think the trudeau government

01:49:45.720 actually thought true that trump was serious and they as a consequence they don't have a plan for

01:49:51.440 dealing with it all right let's say hi to dave from whitby dave uh how do you see this trump

01:49:56.780 trudeau dynamic playing out in the very near immediate term roses are growing everywhere in

01:50:03.200 my garden i couldn't be more happier god bless america but anyway let's get let's get down here

01:50:12.400 um trudeau he's a nothing he always has been if he wouldn't have touched anything the country would

01:50:19.520 have been in in better shape he's got a agenda and i think he's trying to destroy this this country

01:50:26.640 sure but dave let me let me jump in you don't think that there is a communication strategy because that's

01:50:31.660 what warren's talking about is if if if if justin can communicate properly that he is the guy he is

01:50:38.680 the counterpoint that we need to to the american position and any but for that to happen you have

01:50:43.760 to recognize that that donald trump is is not very popular in canada never has been and probably never

01:50:49.760 will be what do you think about that dave hey you he doesn't come across to most people very well

01:50:55.200 but people behind the scenes know a completely different story and you want to talk about him

01:51:01.820 being so bad let's go back to the two kennedys that are dead they probably i don't know they could 0.99

01:51:06.820 have been in the same bed with the same woman those guys oh boy and they love them oh boy all right

01:51:12.140 dave dave thank you so much my friend enjoyed tending to the roses in your garden uh warren what

01:51:17.100 do you think i think dave's got roses in his head um i you know with the greatest respect like i'm no

01:51:24.760 fan ben you know justin trudeau i've been a critic of his for a decade and um but at the end of the day

01:51:32.260 justin trudeau beat a majority government prime minister yep he beat the next conservative leader

01:51:39.100 he beat the conservative leader after that so conservatives make a big big or have made a big

01:51:45.860 mistake in underestimating the guy they used to do that with my guy christian you know they'd always

01:51:51.040 make christian they make fun of him the way he talked the way he looked and then christian would

01:51:55.360 phone me up and said oh they're doing it again so so you know it is foolish to underestimate your

01:52:02.760 opponent as i believe the democrats did with donald trump yeah you need to take them seriously

01:52:08.640 warren i really want to thank you for your time today you've been so generous uh to take our calls

01:52:13.800 and to have me uh challenge you the way i have but really a real pleasure and i hope to talk to you

01:52:18.500 again soon 0.98

01:52:18.940 my girlfriend's got a car yeah that she stole from a guy cause she called that asshole cheating so she stole 1.00

01:52:25.740 his fucking right 100 miles an hour before my girl is inside yeah we all rolled down the windows and we 0.99

01:52:32.180 waved just as goodbye my girlfriend's got a car yeah that she stole from a guy cause she called that 1.00

01:52:37.600 asshole cheating so she stole his fucking right 100 miles an hour before my girl is inside yeah now we're just 1.00

01:52:44.280 we're just gonna have to wait goodbye in a super motherfucking sick ride 1.00

01:52:51.440 sick ride sick ride sick ride sick ride 0.99

01:52:57.440 Hey, don't try to kill my vibe 1.00

01:53:25.100 It's like super motherfuckin' sick ride 0.99

01:53:27.400 Sick ride, sick ride 0.99

01:53:31.040 Sick ride, sick ride

01:53:33.560 Sick ride, sick ride

01:53:37.640 My girlfriend's got a guy 1.00

01:53:41.700 And then she stops from a guy 1.00

01:53:43.320 Then she got that asshole cheating 1.00

01:53:45.000 So she saw his funk and ride 1.00

01:53:46.680 Sick ride, sick ride

01:53:48.080 My girlfriend's got a guy 1.00

01:53:48.340 And then she stops from a guy

01:53:49.980 Hey, I want you to find goodbye 0.99

01:53:51.380 It's like super motherfuckin' sick ride 0.98

01:53:55.100 I don't know. 0.98

kinsellacast - November 11, 2024

KINSELLACAST 335： Fascism on the march - but a rally for humanity! Me on lots of radio. Plus the Clash, Jeff Rosenstock and tons more

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