kinsellacast - July 14, 2025


KINSELLACAST 370: Dump Pierre now! Plus E., Mulroney, Mraz and Crack Cloud, Worry Club, Winona Fighter, NRVS


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10 Reasons Why Pierre Polyev Should Be Dumped by the Tories. 1. He lost his own seat decisively to a political newbie. 2. He blew a 30 point lead in the polls in a matter of weeks. 3. He alienated proven conservative political winners like Doug Ford. 4. He hasn t acknowledged his errors. 5. He s still doing what he did before. 6. His numbers have gotten worse since the election. 7. His party s personal numbers suck big time. 8. There s something about his manner and his style that turns women off. 9. As long as the Mango is in power, and the U.S. president will be in power for years to come, he s got this bumper sticker to defend him.

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00:00:00.000 It's the KinsellaCast starring Warren Kinsella.
00:00:22.080 Hey, it's Warren. Welcome to the KinsellaCast. I apologize that it is a late KinsellaCast.
00:00:30.200 There are multiple reasons for that. The first one is that Steve DeSieve, who is the rhythm
00:00:37.960 guitarist for my band SFH, came to visit us in the county and it was a brief visit. We
00:00:44.420 had a great time and we played a few tunes together. We got a gig coming up, so it was
00:00:48.640 great to see him. Second reason, less happy, is I had to travel to Toronto for a funeral.
00:00:58.280 The funeral of Carol Grafstein, the wife of Jerry Grafstein, and an extraordinary mother
00:01:06.960 and human being and member of the Order of Canada. It was sad to say goodbye to her.
00:01:16.820 And then the third reason was thereafter. And again, a happier one. My daughter was in town
00:01:25.040 with her boyfriend. They had come in for a wedding. So we got together for cheese bread at the keg.
00:01:32.800 And like, who can be against cheese bread at the keg? Invented by my friend, departed friend,
00:01:42.020 John Eisenstadt and his family. John is much missed. And we had a great time and toasted John
00:01:49.580 while we were at the keg. And now I'm back here. I've got John Mraz is on this week.
00:01:54.560 Um, and he's on his way to Thailand. You can hear he's exhausted, packing, getting ready. But we talk
00:02:01.880 about Israel and Hamas and Ukraine and Russia and Trump and Carney. Uh, we also have E, E returns,
00:02:11.980 uh, popular by popular demand. Um, she thinks she's quite smart. I think she's all right.
00:02:18.800 And we talk about, uh, the NDP and the Tories and, and, uh, the liberals and the liberal prime
00:02:26.600 minister and Brian Lee. Um, I think because it's late, I can't reach him. Uh, so I apologize this
00:02:33.320 week. He had signaled his willingness to, um, to show up, but I could not find him. So we'll have
00:02:39.720 to do that next week. But this week I did speak with him on his full comment podcast, which is out
00:02:47.000 tomorrow. And he had Ginny Roth, very smart consultant and myself. I'm not as smart on
00:02:54.380 talking about all kinds of stuff. And, and one of the subjects was what to do about Pierre Polyev.
00:02:58.400 And my view, as you guys know, was to dump Pierre Polyev and to get ready for the interview. I decided
00:03:04.780 to put together 10 reasons why he should be dumped. So here they are. Okay. You ready? Number one,
00:03:10.880 he lost his own seat decisively to a political newbie. He was clobbered. In fact, how can he win
00:03:19.240 the country if he can't even win his own seat? Number two, he blew a 30 point lead in the polls
00:03:27.840 in a matter of weeks. And then he lost an election that had been in the bag. And again, he lost that
00:03:36.120 to another political newbie, one Mark Carney, who he underestimated big time. Number three,
00:03:44.640 he alienated proven conservative political winners like Doug Ford, like Tim Houston, like others.
00:03:52.600 Those people were shut out by Polyev and his inner circle. He and his fart catchers criticized those men.
00:04:00.180 And then when Polyev desperately needed help, Ford and the rest of them said, no, thanks. Politics,
00:04:07.740 Pierre, it's about addition, not subtraction. Number four, he hasn't acknowledged his errors.
00:04:17.260 Polyev has not admitted he had the wrong strategy and tone. Most critically, he has not made any changes.
00:04:23.320 He's still doing what he did before. Number five, he has mostly disappeared. Apart from the obligatory
00:04:32.720 appearance at the Calgary Stampede, and apart from the decision run in an Alberta by-election where a fence
00:04:38.800 post painted blue could win, Polyev has vanished. Instead of going out on a listening tour, instead of doing
00:04:46.600 some critical self-analysis, he is invisible. Number six, his numbers have gotten worse since the
00:04:55.300 election. Dramatically worse. Not the party top line numbers, mind you. The Tories as a party are still
00:05:02.300 competitive. Polyev's personal numbers suck. Big time. Number seven, female voters don't like him. 0.99
00:05:10.920 They just don't. It was a problem before, and it's even worse now. There's something about his manner and his
00:05:18.580 style, the Trumpiness, probably, that turns women off in droves. Number eight, Trump still hurts him. As long as
00:05:28.200 the Mango Massolini is in power, and the U.S. president will be for years to come, Polyev will be playing 0.93
00:05:34.380 defense. He's got this bumper sticker approach to policy. He's got this hard-right etymology. He's got
00:05:41.760 this angry guy shtick. All of it comes together to hurt him with Canadians who really, really, really 1.00
00:05:49.720 dislike Donald Trump, which is the majority. Number nine, Daniel Smith and her ilk hurt him.
00:05:58.520 Smith is the most unpopular premier in Canada, and Polyev has been unable to say a single critical
00:06:05.400 word about her or her policies, or, you know, the book banning, trans-hating, crypto-separatist
00:06:12.060 premier chemtrails. Smith, meanwhile, can't say enough about how great Pierre Polyev is. Not good.
00:06:21.560 Number 10, he is who he is. Pierre Polyev is a grown man. He's not a teenager anymore. He is not going to
00:06:31.780 meaningfully change. He is what he is now. And what he is now is a loser. And a loser, he will remain.
00:06:51.560 Be good. 0.99
00:07:03.520 Bye.
00:07:03.700 Bye.
00:07:13.780 Bye.
00:07:14.800 I think that I was born so I could make this song
00:07:26.020 And I think you were born so you could prove me wrong
00:07:30.060 I think that you were born at how these notes are trite
00:07:34.020 And I can see because the critic's always right
00:07:37.940 I'm about to write it but I feel a little static
00:07:41.900 I've got it all there but I don't feel as emphatic 0.98
00:07:45.920 You know my story, I'm just a fucking headache 0.98
00:07:49.860 The monkey's running across the left, you do the LQ 0.99
00:08:11.900 On the cusp of my hazy
00:08:29.920 From feverish mind, oh
00:08:33.940 There's not one line vacant
00:08:37.940 In the synopsis of my soul, yeah, yeah
00:08:41.920 On the cusp of my hazy
00:08:45.920 From feverish mind, oh
00:08:49.920 There's not one line vacant
00:08:53.940 In the synopsis of my soul, yeah, yeah
00:08:57.880 On the cusp of we have pictures on the wall 0.95
00:09:01.880 Doing a fucking understanding of it all 0.94
00:09:05.940 What direction led us both into the fringe 0.99
00:09:09.940 Self-deprecating as our minds became unhinged
00:09:13.940 Psychic balance over, use it for shed for
00:09:17.940 Absorbed your blood bugs and the dirty vegetable
00:09:21.940 Wrote to recovery and early talking point
00:09:25.940 Necessant stress, passion, broken at the joy, yeah
00:09:29.940 There's no reason why
00:09:31.940 Ruth Bikmin
00:09:32.680 There's no reason why
00:09:33.860 Where the moansuck is
00:09:37.600 Of the I-I-I-I-G 1.00
00:09:38.920 As far as I can tell
00:09:40.160 This is a front of your Partnership
00:09:41.540 Leave us out
00:09:42.600 Or there is no sign in herman
00:09:45.940 وفern
00:09:47.940 Black arousel 0.98
00:09:49.940 The room
00:09:52.940 Cl prender
00:09:53.940 The y- 很 1.00
00:09:57.980 We'll be right back.
00:10:27.980 We'll be right back.
00:10:57.980 We'll be right back.
00:11:28.480 Messages are shouted in a caustic mix of virtue and infinity begging to fix.
00:11:36.640 No agenda that brings meaning to this life.
00:11:39.960 Meaning is just a medium for calculated strife.
00:11:43.940 Lawless like soy yada loves the state of which I'm bound.
00:11:47.580 Until the lack of life pursues to put me to the ground.
00:11:51.960 I'm the stray dog, learing through the fog.
00:11:55.880 Left out of the ark, dancing in the dark.
00:11:59.780 Caught up by a tree.
00:12:01.760 Ransies like a leash in the winter line.
00:12:05.320 I'm the blue sky.
00:12:07.300 I'm the blue sky.
00:12:07.360 And we're back.
00:12:30.660 We're back with a special guest.
00:12:32.720 One that so many of you have requested.
00:12:36.460 Which is E.
00:12:37.240 With her wisdom of the average person.
00:12:42.860 But she's by no means average.
00:12:45.400 She's a person of note.
00:12:47.580 She's a person of note in my life.
00:12:50.260 And perhaps she's a person of note in your life.
00:12:53.220 And here she is back on the podcast.
00:12:56.500 And I'm talking a lot.
00:12:58.060 I should probably just stop talking and say hello. 1.00
00:13:01.460 Yeah, let's cut the shit. 0.99
00:13:02.960 First of all, I'm a fill-in guest. 1.00
00:13:05.120 So don't talk me up too much.
00:13:08.260 But more importantly, I...
00:13:12.040 Maybe all those things that you said.
00:13:13.660 But I am wiser.
00:13:16.520 More eloquent.
00:13:18.060 And more elegant.
00:13:18.940 And, well, brass tacks, I'm just smarter and more likable than you.
00:13:25.420 I see.
00:13:26.380 And quite modest, we can see.
00:13:28.420 So modest.
00:13:29.220 Yeah.
00:13:29.860 So this week...
00:13:31.200 Humble, humble, humble, I would say.
00:13:32.040 This week, you're busy.
00:13:35.040 I'm busy.
00:13:35.740 But in between busyness, you and I were talking about politics.
00:13:39.740 And you were quite critical of our friends in the NDP.
00:13:44.780 I mean, you've never been...
00:13:46.820 I think you've voted NDP in the past.
00:13:50.080 But them orbiting ever further into extremism made you irritated.
00:13:57.680 Tell us why.
00:13:59.040 What are the NDP doing or not doing at the present time that's pissed you off?
00:14:05.700 Well, you are correct.
00:14:06.920 Many, many moons ago in the days of Jack Layton.
00:14:11.640 I believe the second time I voted as an adult, I voted NDP.
00:14:17.200 I did like him.
00:14:18.900 And the NDP person in my writing, I knew him for many years.
00:14:25.500 And he was a solid individual.
00:14:28.400 And I've never voted for them since.
00:14:33.100 I have voted more, I guess, as a moderate voter in this country.
00:14:42.660 I am on no particular end of the spectrum politically.
00:14:47.880 But we were having breakfast the other morning, as we do together over the weekend.
00:14:53.780 And we share the newspaper.
00:14:55.620 And I was quite taken with Andrew Coyne's latest article about the current status and potential fate of the NDP.
00:15:03.720 And I knew some of what he was talking about and agreed with it and engaged in you in it.
00:15:12.620 And there was a few things that came up in the article that were quite startling.
00:15:15.540 But all it's to say is that I don't even recognize what the NDP party is anymore.
00:15:21.700 I don't actually understand what they are trying to do as a party, what they represent, what their end, or I shouldn't say what their end game is, but what their downstream thinking is.
00:15:36.360 I guess if I just want to be quite terse about it, I just find them rather annoying and disappointing.
00:15:43.120 Maybe disappointing is a better term. 0.97
00:15:45.540 And certainly that reflects the view of lots of other people, because their numbers continue to be just uniformly shitty. 0.68
00:15:53.320 But what about the conservatives? 0.76
00:15:54.880 How about that?
00:15:55.640 I mean, you've got friends who are conservatives, and you've got some views that I would consider to be conservative.
00:16:02.540 But you are just as critical, if not more so, of Pierre Polyev, who is, you know, basically he's done a kind of a where's Waldo thing.
00:16:12.980 We don't know where Pierre is anymore.
00:16:14.820 He's just disappeared.
00:16:16.760 Maybe that's a good thing.
00:16:18.060 Maybe it's not.
00:16:19.200 But what are your – do you think – I have a column in post media today, as you know, or maybe you saw it, maybe you didn't.
00:16:27.960 I don't read your work.
00:16:28.960 You know that.
00:16:29.540 Yeah.
00:16:29.880 Thank you.
00:16:30.380 I'm deeply grateful for that.
00:16:34.060 Anyway, I took –
00:16:34.680 That is false.
00:16:35.400 I read it all.
00:16:36.660 I took the position then, if you read it, that I think that the Tories should dump Polyev. 0.99
00:16:42.400 What do you think?
00:16:43.620 They should keep him around – I mean, Stephen Harper lost and was given a second chance and ended up getting majority.
00:16:51.040 My friend Dalton McGinty lost.
00:16:53.900 Given a second chance, he got a majority.
00:16:56.560 Could the Tories do the same thing with Pierre Polyev?
00:16:59.800 No, not with him.
00:17:02.980 Yeah.
00:17:03.400 I mean, between the two of us, some people might be surprised.
00:17:06.920 I am probably the more conservative between us, but certainly, even with that, I hesitate to say conservative because, again, I very much identify as a moderate.
00:17:20.440 I just think everyone has some potentially good stuff on both sides.
00:17:25.680 In the case of Polyev, though, he's just – I think he got a little too close to the sun, and it bitch slapped him, and I don't think there's any return for him. 1.00
00:17:44.060 I imagine he's potentially buttering up that third-degree burn from said sun, but he's probably doing it somewhere very nice.
00:17:54.880 And maybe could care less about his future in the conservative party, but I don't think they have a great chance, as I potentially know what your follow-up question is going to be, but I don't think they have a great chance at building back with him as their leader.
00:18:16.740 I think he's particularly unlikable, and if we're just looking at politics on face value,
00:18:23.800 some people just base their voting style on, is he likable?
00:18:29.040 And he's not, particularly with women.
00:18:32.300 I mean, I found him somewhat entertaining from time to time.
00:18:35.700 He was a bit gruff, but even that I thought was perhaps a bit performative.
00:18:41.480 But, I mean, you believe in redemption.
00:18:43.680 I know you do.
00:18:44.580 I know you believe in people reforming themselves.
00:18:48.940 You believe in second chances.
00:18:51.000 I know you do.
00:18:52.540 I believe in people smartening up.
00:18:54.660 Well, why don't you think he could smarten up?
00:18:58.100 I don't know.
00:18:59.980 Honestly, I have my thought with this is that his ego may disable his ability to potentially reform bits of his personality.
00:19:13.780 But I think much like I have some noted disdain to where the NDP party has brought itself or drug itself so far to the left.
00:19:28.320 Unfortunately, I think he represents a good portion of the antithesis of that, which is the far right.
00:19:37.740 And he's just not closer to the he's not as close to the center to me.
00:19:42.800 And my hope is that the majority of Canadian voters will be a little bit exhausted, exhausted by the far, far left nonsense and the far, far right nonsense.
00:19:54.280 And realize that those two groups are meeting at the top of the crazy rainbow.
00:19:59.440 And they're both acting the same way, which is not pleasant and counterproductive and not good for the country.
00:20:06.240 And most people still start looking more to the center.
00:20:09.620 And we need people more like Carney, who is, in fact, very much a liberal, but he pulls a little bit more center left.
00:20:21.120 Well, let me interject with a question then.
00:20:25.600 You've been making very positive noises about Carney.
00:20:29.260 I don't know if you voted for him or not.
00:20:30.860 That's your business.
00:20:31.720 But you sure sound like you think he's the bee's knees these days and that he's doing a buffo job. 1.00
00:20:44.720 Is that so?
00:20:45.940 And why do you think?
00:20:47.760 Because obviously lots of Canadians feel the same way.
00:20:50.320 He's even more popular now than he was at the end of April.
00:20:54.040 Why is that?
00:20:55.280 You sound like Frankie talking to Annette at Beach Blanket Bingo.
00:20:58.900 The bee's knees.
00:21:00.340 What's wrong with that?
00:21:02.640 Oh, my God.
00:21:04.220 Wow.
00:21:04.740 Okay.
00:21:05.500 First of all, I never said bee's knees.
00:21:09.200 And, I mean, I certainly haven't been sitting around mooning over the guy. 0.94
00:21:14.740 But there's been some shit that he's done where I was like, for God's sake, like, can we just have somebody run the 100 meter for a solid week without pissing me off somehow? 0.83
00:21:26.700 But all in all, I think he is doing okay. 0.97
00:21:30.000 I would like him to voice a few people out.
00:21:35.580 You know me.
00:21:36.600 I'm a perjure.
00:21:38.740 You know, I like a fresh start.
00:21:40.480 Get, you know, if you're bringing something new in, even if that's a fresh idea, maybe get rid of some of the old chaff and some of the old bad idea people that might have been there. 1.00
00:21:51.180 So, and I know he's done some of that.
00:21:53.660 But I think the thing I'm paying most attention to him with is trade at the moment.
00:22:01.060 And from even before he was elected, my hope is that we would be pushing farther to trade negotiations with the EU.
00:22:11.120 I know that is still a part of it.
00:22:12.700 But I enjoyed his interview with Christiane Amanpour.
00:22:16.940 I thought there was some great points there.
00:22:20.180 I don't know.
00:22:20.540 He just, for me, again, I will reflect back on that he pulls a little center left for me.
00:22:27.140 In this diatribe, I forgot what your pinpointed question was.
00:22:30.180 So, feel free to ask me again.
00:22:32.600 But are you, I think the question was, why are Canadians liking him?
00:22:35.480 Is that what it was?
00:22:36.240 Yeah.
00:22:37.380 Yeah.
00:22:37.600 Because I think, to my previous point, is that I think people are a bit exhausted.
00:22:42.180 And can we just have somebody that isn't necessarily hyperpolarizing, although I know there are plenty of people that hate him.
00:22:51.240 But I think they more hate the idea of his party as opposed to potentially what he could do.
00:22:58.000 I mean, I like that he's a bit vanilla, you know, that he ultimately is sort of a money's and number guy.
00:23:08.880 Not a lot of swagger, not a lot of, you know, I don't know, bravado.
00:23:13.720 I don't think we really necessarily need any of that.
00:23:15.960 I just, I don't know.
00:23:17.120 I just think people are a little bit calmed by him when everything else seems, you know, ridiculous. 0.91
00:23:24.340 You just throw out another 60s word at you, a bit cattywampus. 0.77
00:23:28.880 People are just, you know, can we have a minute of mellow?
00:23:31.860 And I think he represents a minute of mellow while still doing some potentially good work.
00:23:38.000 Cattywampus?
00:23:39.020 Cattywampus, yeah. 1.00
00:23:40.200 Like, what the fuck is that? 0.99
00:23:42.180 It's cattywampus. 1.00
00:23:43.480 People in your listening audience will know cattywampus.
00:23:46.000 So, I can say, I can't say boffo, but you say cattywampus.
00:23:50.300 Okay, that doesn't seem right.
00:23:51.660 But, mine has more syllables in it, so it's smarter.
00:23:55.640 I see.
00:23:56.600 Well, E, thank you for providing more syllables and a smarter analysis of the three main political choices on offer in Canadian politics these days.
00:24:09.680 I think the majority of people would agree with you.
00:24:11.940 Although, you know, most of the time they agree with me.
00:24:14.260 So, you know, it's your moment in the sun, as it were.
00:24:18.820 So, thank you.
00:24:19.360 And I'm the one with the ego.
00:24:23.000 Mm-hmm.
00:24:24.240 Thank you.
00:24:25.420 Thanks.
00:24:25.740 It's on camera, my whole life.
00:24:46.780 Sorry.
00:24:47.280 Girl, I gotta be dramatic or they'll just pass me by.
00:24:54.920 Cause I don't allow the phone that I'm the worst.
00:25:02.540 I think I better take a break or I might die first.
00:25:07.920 Hey! 0.99
00:25:27.560 It's serious, I can't hold on your phone
00:25:31.720 I'm higher, yeah, just like that 1.00
00:25:34.360 This little fucker won't be famous 1.00
00:25:37.460 I really hope I'm on this playlist 1.00
00:25:41.220 If this keeps on happening
00:25:52.040 We'll have to know
00:25:57.560 That car you're bragging
00:26:01.440 Don't taste like food
00:26:03.680 Chop me off 0.99
00:26:07.440 Summer nights
00:26:11.600 Where I can read all my notifications
00:26:15.200 Late at night
00:26:22.080 You shot it bright, oh
00:26:26.080 You can't forget your phone
00:26:28.200 You got your new cell phone
00:26:32.240 So you wanna be in the studio
00:26:37.540 So you can't hold on your phone
00:26:40.240 I'm higher, yeah, just like that 1.00
00:26:42.960 This little fucker won't be famous 1.00
00:26:46.040 I really hope I'm on this playlist 0.99
00:26:49.920 The choice is cruel but wrong
00:27:09.800 I don't know how to end the song
00:27:13.960 Nothing to do but wrong
00:27:17.840 I'm on your own
00:27:20.120 So you wanna be in the studio
00:27:23.120 So I can't hold on your phone
00:27:25.420 So I can't hold on your phone
00:27:27.540 So I can't hold on your phone 1.00
00:27:28.800 If this motherfucker won't be famous 1.00
00:27:31.740 I really hope I'm on this playlist 0.99
00:27:34.980 Welcome to the Ben Mulrooney Show
00:27:52.220 Thanks so much for joining us on this Friday
00:27:54.360 And because it's Friday
00:27:55.240 It's time for the This Week in Politics panel
00:27:57.840 Our Friday edition
00:27:58.740 Where we look back at some of the really big stories
00:28:01.640 Affecting each and every one of us
00:28:03.720 And no two better people to help guide us
00:28:06.460 Through what's important, what's not
00:28:08.740 What we should pay attention to
00:28:09.680 What's just noise
00:28:10.460 Is Chris Chapin, political commentator
00:28:12.400 Managing principal at Upstream Strategy
00:28:14.060 And Warren Kinsella
00:28:14.860 Former special advisor to Jean Chrétien
00:28:16.660 And CEO of the Daisy Group
00:28:18.940 To the both of you, I say happy Friday
00:28:20.320 Happy Friday
00:28:22.700 So we gotta talk about this letter
00:28:24.960 That Donald Trump wrote
00:28:26.160 And I'm sure you guys are on top of the news
00:28:28.000 But for those of, who are just joining us now
00:28:31.320 We, our Global National Bureau in Washington
00:28:34.900 Touched base with a White House spokesperson
00:28:37.500 For clarification on this whole thing
00:28:39.200 And they confirmed that this 35% tariff
00:28:42.540 Would not be put on anything
00:28:44.600 That was USMCA compliant
00:28:46.340 Energy and potash would stay at 10% tariff
00:28:48.820 Won't be bumped to 35%
00:28:50.460 Not only that, and I think this is probably
00:28:51.780 The most important part
00:28:52.580 And I'll come to you first, Warren
00:28:54.020 Is that the official said
00:28:55.520 That no paper had been drafted
00:28:57.440 No final decisions had been made by the president
00:28:59.780 So this is just
00:29:01.440 His stream of consciousness
00:29:03.240 That he lobbed like a grenade
00:29:05.280 Into the Canadian economy
00:29:06.580 Well, it would be nice to believe that
00:29:11.960 But I don't believe that
00:29:13.180 Because I checked it out
00:29:14.480 And it's an official letter
00:29:15.980 From the President of the United States
00:29:17.780 With his letterhead up at the top of it
00:29:20.260 And his signature down at the bottom
00:29:22.100 So it's real
00:29:23.060 And in fairness to Trump
00:29:26.020 It's what he has said
00:29:28.060 He was going to do
00:29:30.300 It's what he campaigned on
00:29:32.220 It's what he believes
00:29:33.700 He's not a free trader
00:29:34.980 No, and Warren
00:29:35.760 Warren, I get that
00:29:36.700 He wants to get a free trader
00:29:37.060 I don't want to interrupt you
00:29:38.180 But I do want to inform
00:29:38.960 Where you're going to go next
00:29:39.940 Square that with the digital sales tax
00:29:44.100 That he said was the sticking point
00:29:46.760 To allowing us to continue our negotiations
00:29:49.820 On this new defense and trade agreement
00:29:52.940 With the United States 0.78
00:29:54.200 We did what he wanted
00:29:55.800 And then he comes back with this
00:29:57.980 This new accusation of fentanyl
00:30:00.560 And God knows what else
00:30:01.740 So explain
00:30:02.720 Just make it make sense to me
00:30:04.560 Well, I can't
00:30:07.020 Because
00:30:07.360 But he
00:30:07.940 What I'm saying
00:30:08.880 I'm actually defending Donald Trump
00:30:11.280 This is Donald Trump
00:30:12.840 Being Donald Trump
00:30:14.060 This is consistent with what he's done
00:30:16.800 Every single time
00:30:18.180 Since his speech at the inauguration
00:30:21.020 Ten days later
00:30:22.340 He concocts this fentanyl cockamamie story
00:30:25.800 This is him doing what he has done
00:30:28.420 On our banking system
00:30:30.260 On supply management
00:30:31.520 On dairy
00:30:32.660 You name it
00:30:33.440 This is what he does
00:30:34.620 What I don't get, Ben
00:30:35.960 Is what Mark Carney is doing
00:30:38.880 Yeah
00:30:39.160 Why has Mark Carney persuaded himself
00:30:42.220 That Donald Trump's going to stop
00:30:44.180 Being Donald Trump
00:30:45.020 And suddenly observe the rules
00:30:46.680 Of the international order
00:30:48.280 And observe free trade
00:30:50.060 Well, I don't know
00:30:50.600 He's not going to
00:30:51.600 And Warren, I don't know
00:30:52.820 If that was ever the end game
00:30:54.440 For Mark Carney
00:30:55.420 The end game was
00:30:56.300 For the liberals
00:30:56.880 Well, what is it?
00:30:57.640 Well, let's ask Chris
00:30:59.560 Because look, Chris
00:31:00.600 You know, we all remember
00:31:01.740 When Mark Carney was in the pub
00:31:03.280 And someone referred to him
00:31:04.500 As Churchill
00:31:06.040 And he agreed
00:31:07.340 He didn't say
00:31:08.060 Let's let history be the judge
00:31:09.720 He said, no, no
00:31:10.280 You're right
00:31:10.840 And the choice is between
00:31:12.320 Churchill and Neville Chamberlain
00:31:13.720 The choice is between
00:31:14.720 Fighting them on the beaches
00:31:15.780 Or capitulating to Adolf Hitler 0.74
00:31:19.040 Like that was the choice
00:31:20.220 That he asked Canadians to make
00:31:22.360 And so to turn around
00:31:23.800 I don't know what he's going to do now
00:31:25.620 But is he going to turn around
00:31:28.300 And say, oh, well
00:31:28.960 Donald Trump is Donald Trump
00:31:30.260 And no one can work with him
00:31:31.300 In which case
00:31:31.700 Well, that's not what
00:31:32.560 That wasn't good enough
00:31:34.300 For Churchill
00:31:35.280 So what did you actually sell us
00:31:37.080 And how are you actually governing?
00:31:39.000 Well, I mean, he sold us
00:31:41.540 You know, a pretty clear message, Ben
00:31:43.140 Which was elbows up, right?
00:31:44.840 That's what he told Canadians
00:31:45.980 Is he'd go in and fight for them
00:31:47.580 And I think part of what we're starting to see
00:31:49.680 Is, at least from my opinion
00:31:50.860 Is we thought there was a deal to be made
00:31:53.680 You know, we thought of
00:31:54.780 You know, Canadians clearly thought
00:31:56.200 If they picked the right
00:31:57.280 The right fighter
00:31:58.560 The right prime minister
00:31:59.540 They'd get a deal with the president
00:32:01.920 And I'm starting to believe
00:32:03.160 That's just not what the president wants
00:32:05.100 It seems like anytime we get closer to a deal
00:32:07.720 Trump moves the yardsticks
00:32:10.080 Further and further down the field
00:32:11.560 And that's because I think
00:32:12.800 He has fun with doing this
00:32:13.980 I think he's obsessed with winning
00:32:15.500 I think he's obsessed with being
00:32:17.600 You know, Superman for America
00:32:19.720 And that means that, you know
00:32:21.700 Every time Canada maybe gets a little closer
00:32:23.940 To signing an agreement
00:32:25.240 He changes, you know
00:32:26.560 He changes the goal
00:32:27.420 And so whether that was the digital sales tax
00:32:29.560 Or now we're back to square one with fentanyl
00:32:31.620 I think he likes this
00:32:33.900 And that's the challenge for Mark Carney
00:32:35.440 Because I don't think there is a deal to be had
00:32:37.680 I'm becoming less and less certain
00:32:39.140 That we're going to sign a new Kuzma 1.00
00:32:41.060 In a year's time
00:32:42.320 Because I don't think the United States
00:32:44.140 And the president
00:32:44.780 Ever want to sign that deal again
00:32:46.400 I don't want to
00:32:48.680 Totally agree
00:32:49.180 Yeah, I don't want to beat a dead horse here
00:32:51.480 And I'm not trying to be contrarian
00:32:54.520 Or pick at the liberals
00:32:56.780 For the sake of picking at the liberals
00:32:58.340 I want them to get a deal
00:32:59.680 I want this to all happen
00:33:01.040 And yet
00:33:02.700 We weren't promised
00:33:04.660 A fighter
00:33:05.980 Who was going to fight for Canada
00:33:07.240 We were promised
00:33:08.040 That this was the guy
00:33:08.720 Who was going to lead us through the crisis
00:33:09.960 That's what we were promised
00:33:11.160 And those are two different things
00:33:12.500 We were promised results
00:33:13.760 Not process
00:33:14.880 And right now
00:33:16.240 It feels like those who are defending
00:33:17.780 Mark Carney
00:33:19.160 Are going to
00:33:20.120 Default to process
00:33:21.380 And say, well, no
00:33:22.060 But he's the steady hand
00:33:23.520 But he's
00:33:24.240 He's the big brain
00:33:25.540 No, no
00:33:25.960 That's fine
00:33:26.760 But we were promised results
00:33:28.400 And I don't
00:33:29.180 And if he's not going to deliver results
00:33:31.000 I feel like I was sold
00:33:32.240 A bill of goods warrant
00:33:33.340 Well, it may be a Machiavellian
00:33:36.700 The strategy
00:33:37.460 At play here
00:33:38.480 You know, I'm trying
00:33:39.140 Like I've got a column
00:33:40.340 Coming out of post media
00:33:41.640 On Sunday about this
00:33:42.580 And I'm trying to figure out
00:33:43.500 What the hell
00:33:44.120 Mark Carney's doing
00:33:45.500 Yeah
00:33:45.960 Because, you know, here's Trump
00:33:47.240 Again, being Trump
00:33:48.320 And saying, I'm going to violate
00:33:49.420 Any deal that you've come up with
00:33:51.020 Anyway
00:33:51.380 Yeah
00:33:51.700 Maybe what he's trying to do
00:33:53.180 Is run out the clock
00:33:54.140 And give himself enough time
00:33:55.620 And cover
00:33:56.160 To come up with deals
00:33:58.180 With Europe 0.80
00:33:58.880 And Asia
00:33:59.640 And so on
00:34:00.520 Yeah
00:34:00.740 And have alternative markets
00:34:02.260 For Canadian exports
00:34:03.600 So we are not as vulnerable
00:34:05.420 To the United States
00:34:06.160 That's a reasonable strategy
00:34:08.260 If that's what he's in fact doing
00:34:10.860 But he's also hurting
00:34:12.440 His own credibility
00:34:13.500 Because, you know
00:34:14.500 As both of you
00:34:15.260 Just pointed out
00:34:16.200 It looks kind of naive
00:34:18.380 For Mark Carney
00:34:19.460 To believe
00:34:20.120 That Donald Trump
00:34:21.800 Is going to change his spots
00:34:23.240 And it's going to be anything
00:34:24.160 Other than what he is
00:34:25.300 Which is somebody
00:34:26.020 Who is against free trade
00:34:27.840 So there may be a strategy there
00:34:30.320 I just don't know what it is
00:34:32.100 Chris, let's talk about
00:34:34.120 The imminent cuts
00:34:35.660 That are coming
00:34:36.360 To the public service
00:34:37.220 In Canada
00:34:37.780 What Mark Carney
00:34:39.060 Is saying things
00:34:40.140 We haven't heard
00:34:40.720 From a liberal government
00:34:41.800 Since Warren's old boss
00:34:43.340 That there are
00:34:44.320 Some tough choices
00:34:45.220 That are going to have to be made
00:34:46.220 And one of those sectors
00:34:48.460 In which he's going to find
00:34:49.540 Those savings
00:34:51.160 Is going to be
00:34:52.080 Right-sizing
00:34:53.040 The public sector
00:34:54.200 Now put that
00:34:55.120 Into context
00:34:55.880 Of the previous election
00:34:56.780 Pierre Poliev
00:34:57.320 Lost his seat
00:34:58.280 To Bruce Fangio
00:34:59.240 That he'd held
00:34:59.940 For 20 years
00:35:00.780 And one of the drums
00:35:02.080 That Fangio
00:35:03.020 Was beating
00:35:04.060 Was
00:35:04.860 Pierre Poliev
00:35:05.840 Is coming for
00:35:06.640 Your public sector jobs
00:35:07.620 He is going to cut
00:35:08.280 100,000 jobs
00:35:09.200 For the public sector
00:35:10.140 And I'm the guy
00:35:11.600 Who's not going to
00:35:12.100 Let that happen 0.91
00:35:12.760 So again
00:35:13.400 Make that make sense
00:35:14.760 I'm not sure I can
00:35:18.580 I mean
00:35:19.000 Listen
00:35:19.620 I think Warren
00:35:20.240 Just spoke about it
00:35:21.600 It's the
00:35:22.320 I do get the sense
00:35:24.220 The prime minister
00:35:24.860 And the liberals
00:35:25.420 Are trying to
00:35:26.160 Rag the puck
00:35:26.800 And maybe
00:35:27.700 Try to figure out
00:35:28.820 What they can do
00:35:29.560 And part of that
00:35:30.180 Is 0.88
00:35:30.500 If we
00:35:31.900 Continue on this
00:35:32.960 Trade war
00:35:33.420 With the United States 0.78
00:35:34.080 It's going to cost
00:35:34.780 The country a fortune
00:35:36.040 And we don't have
00:35:36.880 That money
00:35:37.320 So it's either
00:35:38.160 We go into deficit
00:35:38.960 Or we find some savings
00:35:39.920 And so
00:35:40.320 I'm fully in favor
00:35:42.740 Of Mark Carney
00:35:44.360 And the liberals
00:35:44.820 Trying to find
00:35:45.460 Efficiencies
00:35:46.000 In the public sector
00:35:46.880 I was told
00:35:47.720 As a conservative
00:35:48.440 For years
00:35:49.020 That was impossible
00:35:50.000 You know
00:35:51.260 There was no such thing
00:35:52.180 As these mythical
00:35:53.200 Efficiencies
00:35:54.080 That we spoke about
00:35:55.220 That could find you
00:35:56.920 You know
00:35:57.120 25 billion dollars
00:35:58.320 In savings
00:35:58.820 But I'm pretty sure
00:35:59.480 There's a good chance
00:36:00.120 Mark Carney
00:36:00.560 Might just find those
00:36:01.620 So I think
00:36:02.920 That is the strategy
00:36:04.060 I think it's
00:36:04.700 We're not going to
00:36:06.020 Increase revenues
00:36:06.780 Overnight
00:36:07.260 We can't afford
00:36:08.920 To tax Canadians 1.00
00:36:09.800 Because you know
00:36:10.840 Everybody's living
00:36:11.660 Paycheck to paycheck
00:36:12.500 Certainly you know
00:36:13.120 The majority of Canadians
00:36:14.040 Are so
00:36:14.520 So what can you do
00:36:15.540 And it's find savings
00:36:16.600 Where they're easily found
00:36:17.520 And I think you know
00:36:18.160 Unfortunately that's odd
00:36:19.180 While it is quite
00:36:20.060 You know 0.90
00:36:20.800 Hypocritical 0.95
00:36:23.420 That like you said 0.93
00:36:24.360 Bruce Fangio
00:36:24.940 Was elected
00:36:25.520 By going door to door
00:36:26.680 You know
00:36:27.160 Fear mongering
00:36:28.120 To everybody
00:36:28.720 In the riding of Carlton
00:36:29.760 That Pierre Polyev
00:36:30.440 Was going to cut their job
00:36:31.400 But I mean
00:36:31.760 I suppose Pierre Polyev
00:36:32.740 Is going to get the last laugh
00:36:33.720 When half his former constituents
00:36:35.640 Do in fact lose their job
00:36:36.780 Well we'll have to wait
00:36:37.980 And see on that
00:36:38.700 I certainly don't hope
00:36:39.440 Anyone loses their job
00:36:40.420 But sometimes it's the reality
00:36:41.820 Right sizing is what you need to do
00:36:43.100 Warren real quick
00:36:44.280 In about 30 seconds
00:36:45.460 When we hear the news
00:36:47.560 That we've just been talking
00:36:48.360 About the uncertainty
00:36:48.860 That comes from a bad actor
00:36:49.920 Like Donald Trump
00:36:50.940 Does it make it more likely
00:36:52.880 That our Prime Minister's
00:36:56.120 Rhetoric on pipelines
00:36:57.780 Becomes more definitive
00:36:59.120 Well that's one thing
00:37:02.840 He's been quite clear on
00:37:04.000 And if you look at
00:37:04.780 That Angus Reid Institute poll
00:37:06.240 That came out about
00:37:07.020 Two weeks ago
00:37:07.820 Three weeks ago
00:37:08.760 It was very clear
00:37:10.160 That Canadians 1.00
00:37:10.840 From coast to coast
00:37:11.960 Right, left, old, young
00:37:13.660 Are decidedly on the side
00:37:16.600 Of the argument
00:37:17.240 That we need to get
00:37:18.620 Our products to market
00:37:20.740 We need to get
00:37:21.400 Our resources to market
00:37:22.640 So there's a lot
00:37:23.620 Of support for that
00:37:24.540 So you see everybody
00:37:25.620 From, you know
00:37:26.840 Doug Ford in Ontario
00:37:27.980 To Wob Canoe
00:37:28.840 In Manitoba
00:37:29.680 Echoing that
00:37:30.580 There's two carve-outs
00:37:31.980 Though
00:37:32.360 We're going to hold on
00:37:34.500 I'm going to ask you
00:37:35.200 About those carve-outs
00:37:35.800 When we come back
00:37:36.380 From the break
00:37:36.680 Don't go anywhere
00:37:37.260 This is the Ben Mulroney Show
00:37:38.220 Welcome back
00:37:41.060 To the Ben Mulroney Show
00:37:42.000 I'm very pleased to have
00:37:43.160 On this political road trip
00:37:44.560 As my co-pilots
00:37:45.780 Chris Chapin
00:37:46.380 And Warren Kinsella
00:37:47.240 Let's talk about
00:37:48.700 The crossroads
00:37:49.760 That the NDP
00:37:50.400 Federally
00:37:51.460 Find themselves at
00:37:52.560 In the form
00:37:53.860 Of a leadership contest
00:37:55.180 Following the worst
00:37:56.580 Showing that they've had
00:37:57.380 In 60 years
00:37:58.180 At the polls
00:37:58.700 In their existence
00:37:59.760 And losing official party status
00:38:01.540 And their leader
00:38:02.580 Losing his seat
00:38:03.560 Jagmeet Singh
00:38:04.720 Went the way of the dodo bird
00:38:05.860 And now the NDP
00:38:06.880 Are going to be picking
00:38:07.460 A new leader
00:38:08.440 By the end of March
00:38:09.660 Of next year
00:38:11.160 They have settled
00:38:12.340 On a six-month race
00:38:14.080 Starting in September
00:38:15.020 With a $100,000
00:38:16.320 Entry fee
00:38:17.580 Now I don't know
00:38:18.200 That the NDP
00:38:18.840 As a party
00:38:19.980 Can find $100,000
00:38:21.400 Let alone candidates
00:38:22.320 That want to run it
00:38:23.260 But that's their problem
00:38:24.400 To figure out
00:38:25.100 The question is
00:38:26.400 Like most parties do
00:38:27.580 What do we do
00:38:28.440 Was our message
00:38:29.320 Was our tone
00:38:30.200 Was our vision wrong
00:38:31.540 Or was it not pure enough
00:38:34.120 That happens a lot
00:38:34.940 In the conservative party
00:38:36.480 That happens a lot
00:38:37.420 When Republicans lose
00:38:38.520 In the states
00:38:38.980 The Democrats
00:38:39.600 Are going through that
00:38:40.280 As well
00:38:40.740 Do we go the way
00:38:42.420 Of the extreme voices
00:38:43.620 In our party
00:38:44.200 Or do we tack more
00:38:45.520 To the traditionals
00:38:46.440 In the party
00:38:47.580 Chris let's start with you
00:38:49.560 What do you
00:38:50.000 What kind of candidates
00:38:51.720 Should be presenting
00:38:52.980 And for them to achieve
00:38:55.700 True resurrection
00:38:57.480 What's the best version
00:39:00.060 Of this party
00:39:00.560 For 2025
00:39:01.440 Oh I think you're on
00:39:07.100 I think you're on mute
00:39:07.760 My friend
00:39:08.160 So we'll go to Warren
00:39:09.200 Warren
00:39:09.860 Same question
00:39:10.800 Different person
00:39:11.380 Well I think it is possible
00:39:14.520 For the NDP
00:39:15.200 To be sensible
00:39:16.740 Social Democrats
00:39:17.920 And Wob Canoe
00:39:18.860 Has shown that
00:39:20.640 EB in British Columbia
00:39:22.860 Has shown us that
00:39:24.180 It is possible
00:39:25.620 But the federal NDP
00:39:27.580 Became a rump
00:39:29.960 They became an extension
00:39:32.220 Of Justin Trudeau's government
00:39:34.920 And they were obviously
00:39:36.120 Hurt by that
00:39:36.980 And they also started
00:39:38.220 Getting more concerned
00:39:39.140 About Gaza
00:39:39.860 Than Guelph
00:39:40.660 And kind of losing
00:39:41.980 The narrative
00:39:42.700 Losing their purpose
00:39:44.920 And I see no indication
00:39:47.420 That they've learned
00:39:48.100 The lesson of the election campaign
00:39:49.740 One of the leading candidates
00:39:51.560 Supposedly
00:39:52.480 For their leadership
00:39:53.580 Is Avi Lewis
00:39:54.720 And Avi is a friend of mine
00:39:55.820 I used to be on his show
00:39:56.900 Full disclosure
00:39:57.980 He's a great guy
00:39:59.000 But he's the author
00:40:00.700 But he's the author
00:40:00.720 Of the Leap Manifesto
00:40:02.560 With his wife
00:40:04.120 Naomi Klein
00:40:05.000 And it's crazy
00:40:06.940 It reads like something
00:40:08.340 Out of the Soviet Union
00:40:09.520 So I really don't get
00:40:12.320 Any indication or sense
00:40:13.720 That they've learned
00:40:14.620 Their lessons
00:40:15.360 And that they're going
00:40:16.600 To correct their course
00:40:18.160 But we will see
00:40:19.600 Chris, let's take this
00:40:21.680 In a
00:40:21.980 Let's have a thought
00:40:23.060 Experiment here
00:40:23.860 If you believe
00:40:25.500 That the country
00:40:26.820 Needs an NDP
00:40:27.640 If you believe
00:40:28.280 That they have
00:40:28.900 At their best
00:40:30.340 Been the conscience
00:40:31.320 Of parliament
00:40:31.960 Right
00:40:32.300 And if they stand up
00:40:33.320 For the things
00:40:33.760 That they believe
00:40:34.260 They can get other people
00:40:35.080 To champion
00:40:36.340 Other parties
00:40:36.880 That will form
00:40:37.700 Government champion
00:40:38.360 Then you believe
00:40:39.720 That at their strongest
00:40:41.360 They have been
00:40:42.900 A reasonable
00:40:45.040 Relatively reasonable
00:40:46.320 Voice for workers' rights
00:40:47.800 For environmental rights
00:40:49.360 And the like
00:40:50.200 Is there a play here
00:40:52.700 For those people
00:40:54.020 Who are getting crowded out
00:40:55.180 By the eve anglers
00:40:56.320 Of the world
00:40:57.020 By the loud 0.98
00:40:58.180 Obnoxious trolls 0.97
00:40:59.980 That are single-minded 1.00
00:41:02.000 In their self-righteous
00:41:03.980 Attacks on anyone
00:41:06.640 Who disagrees with them
00:41:07.580 Maybe they go off
00:41:09.280 And lift a page
00:41:11.160 From the conservative
00:41:11.820 Coalition
00:41:12.380 And go start
00:41:13.060 Their own party
00:41:13.660 Yeah
00:41:15.940 It's a tough question
00:41:18.020 Ben
00:41:18.240 Because I think
00:41:18.980 You have to ignore
00:41:20.140 The realities
00:41:20.720 Of what other
00:41:21.660 Political parties
00:41:22.340 Are able to do
00:41:23.060 Right
00:41:23.320 I think you look
00:41:23.980 At what the conservatives
00:41:24.760 Have done
00:41:25.240 At the federal level
00:41:26.780 But at many
00:41:27.260 Provincial levels
00:41:27.940 And they've eaten
00:41:28.720 The NDP's lunch
00:41:29.600 On blue-collar workers
00:41:31.480 And union workers
00:41:32.280 Because they put forward
00:41:34.080 A message that resonated
00:41:34.980 For them
00:41:35.380 And we've seen
00:41:35.820 That shift
00:41:36.280 Just about across
00:41:37.400 The entire country
00:41:38.080 Where blue-collar workers
00:41:39.460 Are with conservatives
00:41:40.100 And the liberals
00:41:41.280 Have done a great job
00:41:42.300 Being the voice
00:41:43.020 For environmentalists
00:41:44.240 And so
00:41:44.640 If you believe
00:41:46.300 In environmental
00:41:47.300 And climate change
00:41:48.920 And that sort of stuff
00:41:50.680 You're probably
00:41:51.500 Camped pretty hard
00:41:52.300 In the liberal tent
00:41:53.740 Right now
00:41:54.200 So is there a need
00:41:55.860 For a voice of reason
00:41:56.840 Maybe that conscience
00:41:58.400 On the left
00:41:59.040 In parliament
00:41:59.560 I suppose so
00:42:00.640 I agree with Warren
00:42:02.140 I think the NDP
00:42:03.000 Has gotten so lost
00:42:05.600 In the weeds
00:42:06.380 In most jurisdictions
00:42:08.380 But not all
00:42:09.100 I think Rob Canoe
00:42:10.200 Is a perfect example
00:42:11.040 Somebody maybe
00:42:12.520 A little leftist center
00:42:13.560 That understands
00:42:15.240 What the majority
00:42:16.720 Of people
00:42:17.220 What resonates
00:42:18.420 With the majority
00:42:18.960 Of people
00:42:19.260 Even if they might
00:42:19.760 Not vote for him
00:42:20.420 He knows how
00:42:21.180 To not offend them
00:42:21.980 And that's what
00:42:22.800 A lot of the folks
00:42:23.580 On the left
00:42:23.960 Have lost sight of
00:42:25.280 And so from a
00:42:26.080 Political party standpoint
00:42:27.480 You need to do
00:42:28.340 Some soul searching
00:42:29.140 And I'm perplexed
00:42:31.040 Why they thought
00:42:31.960 A six month race
00:42:32.820 Was a good idea
00:42:33.480 I understand
00:42:34.140 We're in a minority
00:42:34.860 Parliament
00:42:35.280 But I don't have
00:42:36.660 A clue who they
00:42:37.580 Think's gonna
00:42:38.100 Rise from the ashes
00:42:39.520 In the next six months
00:42:40.480 That's gonna put them 0.65
00:42:41.180 In a better position
00:42:41.920 Than maybe waiting
00:42:43.020 Out 12 months
00:42:43.840 Maybe waiting out
00:42:44.600 18 months
00:42:45.280 To see if somebody
00:42:46.040 Like Rob Canoe
00:42:46.780 Might take a
00:42:48.080 Take a thought
00:42:48.820 At running for
00:42:49.380 The federal leadership
00:42:50.120 Because there are
00:42:50.780 Some strong new
00:42:51.400 Democrats out there
00:42:52.160 That I think
00:42:52.600 Could lead this party
00:42:53.320 Well sure
00:42:53.700 I just don't think
00:42:54.240 You're gonna find it
00:42:54.900 I don't think
00:42:55.520 You're gonna find anything
00:42:56.180 In the next six months
00:42:57.160 Chris that's
00:42:58.300 That's gotta be
00:42:58.940 The most frustrating
00:42:59.760 Thing for those
00:43:00.580 Who in good faith
00:43:01.240 Really do want
00:43:01.940 To rebuild this party
00:43:02.800 And they look
00:43:03.260 To the Wab Canoes 0.74
00:43:04.000 And say if only
00:43:04.620 We could get a guy
00:43:05.240 Like that
00:43:05.760 To resign
00:43:07.400 From his leadership
00:43:08.460 Position as the
00:43:09.540 Premier of Manitoba
00:43:10.320 And come help us
00:43:11.300 Rebuild
00:43:11.660 We would have a shot
00:43:12.600 And we would have
00:43:13.000 A shout of
00:43:13.440 Crowding out
00:43:14.540 Those louder
00:43:15.320 More activist voices
00:43:17.940 In favor of building
00:43:19.100 A true left of center
00:43:20.700 Coalition
00:43:21.220 But the problem is
00:43:22.400 He is building
00:43:23.920 A province
00:43:25.300 He is in control
00:43:26.680 Of the finances
00:43:27.760 He controls
00:43:28.560 The levers of power
00:43:29.400 People listen to him
00:43:30.560 For him
00:43:31.480 Or anyone like him
00:43:32.800 Who has achieved success
00:43:34.480 Under an NDP banner
00:43:36.420 Most of them
00:43:37.800 Provincially
00:43:39.380 There's no way
00:43:40.780 They're gonna give up
00:43:41.700 Those
00:43:42.740 You know
00:43:43.640 Either being in power
00:43:45.200 Or having a shot
00:43:45.940 At power
00:43:46.480 To go
00:43:47.280 Sort of put out
00:43:48.220 The dumpster fire
00:43:49.180 That is this
00:43:50.080 That is this
00:43:51.000 Rump of a former
00:43:52.000 Glorious
00:43:52.880 Socially
00:43:54.140 Socially progressive party
00:43:55.820 No of course not
00:43:58.240 I mean you're talking
00:43:58.800 About a party
00:43:59.340 That has seven seats
00:44:00.460 Right now
00:44:00.880 We used to joke
00:44:01.580 Here in Ontario
00:44:02.240 When the Liberals
00:44:03.260 Got knocked down
00:44:03.980 To seven seats
00:44:04.580 They were the
00:44:04.960 Minivan party
00:44:05.700 In Ontario
00:44:06.640 You've got the NDP
00:44:07.500 The minivan party
00:44:08.620 Across the country
00:44:09.400 Right now
00:44:09.760 So no
00:44:10.100 Nobody's gonna
00:44:10.600 Unfortunately
00:44:11.620 For their sake
00:44:12.200 And that's why
00:44:12.600 I do think
00:44:13.080 They need to go rebuild
00:44:14.060 I think
00:44:14.480 You look at
00:44:15.280 What the NDP
00:44:15.820 Did provincially
00:44:16.480 Here in Ontario
00:44:17.280 They called
00:44:18.300 A pretty quick
00:44:18.900 Leadership race
00:44:20.140 After the
00:44:21.060 The 2018
00:44:21.900 Defeat
00:44:23.000 No sorry
00:44:24.300 The 2022 defeat
00:44:25.160 And you find
00:44:26.300 Yourselves in a position
00:44:27.140 Where
00:44:27.460 It's very challenging
00:44:29.820 And you know
00:44:30.700 In Marit Stout's case
00:44:31.920 You know
00:44:32.280 Nobody ran against her
00:44:33.240 Yeah
00:44:33.400 And that's
00:44:34.580 I think that's a position
00:44:35.560 They might find themselves
00:44:36.420 In federally
00:44:37.140 Warren like
00:44:38.240 What do you make of it
00:44:39.340 Because on one hand
00:44:40.760 The frustrated
00:44:42.860 People at the federal level
00:44:44.320 Look to these
00:44:45.860 Golden boys and girls
00:44:47.260 Provincially
00:44:48.400 And say
00:44:48.720 Look how successful
00:44:49.800 They've been
00:44:50.360 We can bring them
00:44:51.300 Back into the federal fold
00:44:52.440 And they can then
00:44:53.080 Take us to where
00:44:53.760 They took
00:44:54.460 But it's because
00:44:55.860 Because they've reached
00:44:57.520 The top of the mountain
00:44:58.160 Provincially
00:44:58.640 There's no chance
00:44:59.880 They're gonna join
00:45:00.580 This sinking ship
00:45:02.260 Federally
00:45:02.720 No
00:45:04.560 It's like the
00:45:05.260 Doug Ford thing
00:45:06.220 It's like okay
00:45:07.100 Doug Ford's a successful
00:45:08.840 Three term
00:45:09.640 Majority premier
00:45:10.740 He's gonna actually
00:45:12.300 Give up power
00:45:13.200 To be the leader
00:45:14.000 Of the opposition
00:45:14.720 In Ottawa
00:45:15.180 For four
00:45:15.880 Or maybe even
00:45:16.920 Eight years
00:45:17.660 Like are you on drugs
00:45:18.780 Like it's just
00:45:19.400 Not gonna happen
00:45:20.080 Same thing with
00:45:21.120 Wob Canu 0.95
00:45:21.780 Like you're going
00:45:23.040 To stop being
00:45:24.060 Premier of Manitoba
00:45:25.660 To lead a party
00:45:27.520 That isn't even
00:45:28.400 A recognized party
00:45:29.700 In the House of Commons
00:45:30.420 Yeah
00:45:30.660 Give your head a shake
00:45:31.740 I know
00:45:32.140 It's not gonna happen
00:45:32.720 They need to
00:45:33.820 They need to look
00:45:34.680 At what they've got
00:45:35.580 And what they've got
00:45:36.260 Ain't so good
00:45:37.060 And what they got
00:45:37.860 Ain't so good
00:45:38.460 And Wob Canu 0.90
00:45:39.220 He's got so many
00:45:40.660 Good things going for him
00:45:41.640 Never mind the fact
00:45:42.100 He's young
00:45:42.640 And he's positive
00:45:43.340 And he's confident
00:45:44.100 And people listen to him
00:45:45.000 And he's raising
00:45:45.980 The profile of that province
00:45:47.080 But he's speaking
00:45:48.020 So ambitiously
00:45:48.920 About that province
00:45:49.840 About building
00:45:50.720 These national
00:45:51.400 Infrastructure programs
00:45:52.380 That could turn
00:45:52.900 That he believes
00:45:54.040 Could turn Manitoba
00:45:55.220 Into a half province
00:45:56.660 For the first time
00:45:57.340 In its history
00:45:58.520 He wants that accomplishment
00:46:00.260 He wants that accolade
00:46:01.640 Now that positivity
00:46:03.680 If he's able to do that
00:46:05.540 There may be a halo effect
00:46:07.960 That eventually helps
00:46:09.240 The NDP federally
00:46:10.220 But he needs to build that
00:46:11.860 In Manitoba for now
00:46:13.320 This is
00:46:13.740 Like Chris
00:46:14.680 I honestly don't see
00:46:16.580 I don't see this being
00:46:18.620 Successful for them
00:46:19.860 In any way
00:46:20.240 I mean Chris
00:46:20.760 I don't even see
00:46:21.460 A whole lot of people
00:46:22.040 Showing up to want
00:46:22.640 To run this thing
00:46:23.360 Don't try and say
00:46:34.300 I didn't warn ya
00:46:35.560 Should've left those games
00:46:39.820 In California
00:46:40.760 You've got a knife
00:46:45.420 Well I've got a gun
00:46:46.680 If you're gonna walk
00:46:48.100 Then I'm gonna run 0.98
00:46:49.420 Right over you 0.68
00:46:51.060 Cause I've got nothing to lose
00:46:55.020 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:46:57.180 He's a dirty thief 1.00
00:47:00.440 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:47:02.680 Stay the hell away from me 1.00
00:47:05.940 All you want 1.00
00:47:09.060 Is to take the money and run 1.00
00:47:11.200 You son of a bitch 1.00
00:47:12.640 I've had it 1.00
00:47:14.040 Stay away from me
00:47:17.440 Go ahead
00:47:22.920 I'll let you 0.81
00:47:23.500 Take the first punch
00:47:24.760 Cause honey
00:47:28.340 I know
00:47:28.820 You ain't got much
00:47:30.200 You're going down
00:47:34.500 In front of your friends
00:47:35.860 You try to get up 1.00
00:47:37.080 I'll knock your ass out again 1.00
00:47:38.420 I mean 1.00
00:47:39.180 All disrespect
00:47:40.640 Yes
00:47:41.200 Yes
00:47:41.260 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:47:46.760 He's a dirty thief 1.00
00:47:49.540 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:47:51.760 Stay the hell away from me 1.00
00:47:55.040 All you want 1.00
00:47:58.120 Is to take the money and run 1.00
00:48:00.280 You son of a bitch 1.00
00:48:01.740 I've had it 1.00
00:48:03.180 Stay away from me
00:48:06.840 Stay away from me 1.00
00:48:17.420 You're a snake 1.00
00:48:22.180 You're a liar 1.00
00:48:22.880 I'm sick and I'm tired 1.00
00:48:24.260 Of you running your mouth 1.00
00:48:26.460 You're a snake 1.00
00:48:27.580 You're a liar 1.00
00:48:28.340 I'm sick and I'm tired 1.00
00:48:29.700 I'm ending this shit now 1.00
00:48:32.000 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:48:36.120 He's a dirty thief 1.00
00:48:38.580 Whoa, whoa 1.00
00:48:40.980 Stay the hell away from me 1.00
00:48:44.220 All you want 1.00
00:48:47.200 Is to take the money and run 1.00
00:48:49.440 You son of a bitch 1.00
00:48:50.820 I've had it 1.00
00:48:52.260 Stay away from me
00:48:55.960 Stay away from me 0.77
00:49:01.080 You better stay away 0.98
00:49:05.600 Stay the hell away 0.95
00:49:10.960 Stay away from me 0.98
00:49:17.200 And we're back
00:49:18.140 We're back with this later Kinsella cast
00:49:20.920 with John Mraz
00:49:21.840 who's kindly agreed to chat later in the day
00:49:25.660 And I wish the news was good
00:49:28.520 But what we've heard
00:49:30.800 What we've learned in recent days
00:49:32.680 Is that Russia launched more aerial attacks on Ukraine
00:49:37.960 In the month of June
00:49:39.360 Than any other month in the war so far
00:49:42.720 Which has gone on for I think 1,200 days
00:49:46.040 Causing the highest number of civilians killed
00:49:50.340 Or wounded since the war started
00:49:53.400 Three years ago
00:49:55.100 More than three years ago
00:49:56.220 And so drones
00:49:58.360 Cruise missiles
00:49:59.780 Ballistic missiles
00:50:01.300 Just an extraordinary number of attacks
00:50:05.920 On civilians
00:50:07.940 On people who are not soldiers
00:50:10.460 Just people
00:50:11.740 John
00:50:13.500 I'm sure you share the concern
00:50:16.580 That I and everybody's got
00:50:18.100 About how bad this is getting
00:50:20.380 Can you give us any sense
00:50:22.140 Of what you are hearing
00:50:23.280 From people you know in Ukraine
00:50:24.620 About what has been taking place
00:50:26.800 Over the past few weeks
00:50:28.020 So very laterally
00:50:30.740 Putin just invited
00:50:32.200 A million new immigrants from India
00:50:34.020 To come in
00:50:34.700 And perform the jobs
00:50:36.980 Of the million young men
00:50:38.840 That he killed
00:50:39.600 In this manufactured war
00:50:41.160 That keeps I think
00:50:42.500 Seven strong economies going
00:50:44.200 And nothing ever goes wrong
00:50:45.440 As I said earlier on
00:50:46.500 When the government came up
00:50:47.580 And you have Russia's entire economy
00:50:52.700 Now driven by old men 1.00
00:50:54.400 Like this is all about money
00:50:56.300 And it is
00:50:57.220 So the missiles are being fired
00:50:58.900 Because there aren't enough people
00:51:00.760 On the front lines
00:51:01.500 Not moving
00:51:02.180 World War I
00:51:03.820 Stalemates
00:51:05.540 So they're firing technology
00:51:07.880 To create jobs
00:51:09.740 And it's horrific
00:51:12.160 And it solves nothing
00:51:13.440 And it brings the war 0.50
00:51:14.340 No closer to an end
00:51:15.600 And no one cares
00:51:16.640 What Donald Trump
00:51:17.600 And his filet-o-fish
00:51:19.020 Riddle brain
00:51:19.920 Think
00:51:20.900 Okay
00:51:21.560 Well let's
00:51:22.220 Let's get into that
00:51:23.720 So
00:51:24.640 The
00:51:26.200 Trump
00:51:27.200 Has
00:51:28.340 Really for the first time
00:51:30.520 Indicated
00:51:31.180 I mean
00:51:32.100 The degree of the carnage
00:51:33.740 Has even penetrated
00:51:34.900 His tiny cranium
00:51:36.100 And he's indicated
00:51:38.440 How unhappy he is
00:51:40.120 With Vladimir Putin
00:51:41.200 Something he's never
00:51:42.300 Really said before
00:51:43.500 And you know
00:51:44.800 He doesn't listen to me
00:51:46.000 And so on
00:51:46.520 It's kind of weird
00:51:47.380 Hearing that
00:51:47.960 From a U.S. president
00:51:49.180 Has
00:51:50.020 Has Putin just
00:51:51.080 Decided to openly
00:51:52.480 Defy
00:51:53.200 What Trump is saying
00:51:54.640 Because he knows
00:51:55.500 Nothing's going to happen
00:51:56.560 To him
00:51:57.000 Putin has given 0.99
00:51:58.400 Less than zero fucks 1.00
00:51:59.640 About what Mr. 0.93
00:52:00.520 Compromise
00:52:01.020 And Biden
00:52:01.500 Bought the entire time
00:52:02.940 Clearly the United States
00:52:05.260 Are not prepared
00:52:05.800 To put boots
00:52:06.540 On the ground
00:52:07.180 And so
00:52:08.420 They're making money
00:52:09.380 By selling
00:52:09.980 Or giving arms
00:52:10.700 Being a complicated way
00:52:11.740 To either Europe 0.73
00:52:12.380 Then to Ukraine
00:52:13.080 Or Ukraine 0.61
00:52:13.940 Mr. Trump
00:52:15.520 If he genuinely
00:52:16.400 The Vladimir 0.81
00:52:17.320 Vladimir
00:52:18.100 Putin 1.00
00:52:18.660 Gave any shits 1.00
00:52:19.900 About him 0.99
00:52:20.380 Is not
00:52:22.300 As savvy
00:52:23.160 And smart 0.77
00:52:23.640 As I actually
00:52:24.440 Genuinely
00:52:24.940 Think he is
00:52:25.600 And I also
00:52:26.200 Don't think
00:52:26.800 He's the one
00:52:27.520 Speaking
00:52:27.920 I think
00:52:28.320 He's got
00:52:28.640 A cabal
00:52:29.280 Of people
00:52:30.640 Like Miller
00:52:31.220 And Bannon
00:52:31.940 Behind him
00:52:32.740 Who are
00:52:33.140 Quite clever
00:52:33.900 Fascist 0.97
00:52:34.660 Horribly 0.98
00:52:35.760 Dangerous
00:52:36.560 And Mr. Trump 0.99
00:52:38.040 Is a witting
00:52:39.420 And willing 0.92
00:52:39.960 Clown
00:52:40.580 And again 0.59
00:52:41.400 I mean
00:52:41.680 I hate to
00:52:42.400 All the way
00:52:42.800 To yourself
00:52:43.200 There's no end
00:52:43.860 To this war
00:52:44.300 In sight
00:52:44.780 There's no resolution
00:52:46.680 Trump has no
00:52:48.840 Effect or impact
00:52:50.200 Putin depends
00:52:51.620 On the war
00:52:52.260 To keep
00:52:53.000 The Russian
00:52:53.580 Proletariat
00:52:54.380 From killing 0.99
00:52:55.280 Him
00:52:55.500 North Korea
00:52:57.080 Has a nice
00:52:57.980 New distraction
00:52:58.820 China is making 1.00
00:52:59.980 Money
00:53:00.420 Xi
00:53:01.140 Unders fire
00:53:01.920 Disappearing
00:53:03.020 He needs
00:53:03.780 The war
00:53:04.240 To keep
00:53:04.680 Himself
00:53:05.480 In the
00:53:05.840 Cosmopol
00:53:06.360 So pretty much
00:53:07.780 I can't even 0.56
00:53:09.200 Have an orgasm
00:53:10.100 Lately
00:53:10.360 There's no hope
00:53:11.260 Anywhere around
00:53:12.060 The world
00:53:12.440 Those are my thoughts
00:53:13.760 Okay
00:53:14.880 So in
00:53:16.320 The Israeli
00:53:17.500 Hamas conflict
00:53:18.760 While there is
00:53:20.240 Still a loss
00:53:20.880 Of life
00:53:21.420 It's not on
00:53:22.860 The scale
00:53:23.260 Of what we're
00:53:23.780 Seeing in
00:53:24.820 Russia
00:53:25.240 And Ukraine
00:53:26.920 Or in Ukraine
00:53:27.800 And like
00:53:30.160 Is that a case
00:53:30.900 Of people
00:53:31.500 Heeding
00:53:32.100 What Trump
00:53:33.680 Has to say
00:53:34.660 Is it because
00:53:35.880 Hamas has run
00:53:36.920 Out of
00:53:37.460 You know
00:53:38.000 Cannon fodder
00:53:38.980 It's run out
00:53:40.020 Of leadership
00:53:40.600 Like what
00:53:41.200 What is the
00:53:42.680 Reason why
00:53:43.480 We're seeing
00:53:44.060 A relative
00:53:44.780 A comparative
00:53:46.180 Degree of calm
00:53:47.340 In the Hamas 0.97
00:53:48.720 Israel conflict
00:53:49.940 Okay so
00:53:51.500 Logistically
00:53:52.120 Qatar and
00:53:53.220 Iran
00:53:53.800 Are having
00:53:54.400 Trouble supplying
00:53:55.420 The West Bank
00:53:57.100 And of course
00:53:57.700 More importantly
00:53:58.280 Gaza
00:53:58.760 Because they're
00:53:59.680 Both tuckered out 0.87
00:54:00.600 Israelis
00:54:01.140 Turned the entire
00:54:02.320 Place into a
00:54:03.000 Parking lot
00:54:03.480 They clearly need
00:54:04.360 New leadership
00:54:05.040 I don't think
00:54:06.220 They fought a
00:54:06.800 Fair ethical
00:54:07.500 War
00:54:07.940 I think
00:54:08.500 Israel has 1.00
00:54:09.060 The right
00:54:09.320 To exist
00:54:09.840 And I
00:54:10.140 Think that
00:54:10.600 For every
00:54:11.200 Day of our
00:54:11.740 Lives
00:54:12.080 These people
00:54:14.300 Have been
00:54:14.640 Fighting in
00:54:15.360 The name
00:54:15.720 Of gods
00:54:16.380 And young
00:54:17.620 Men and
00:54:17.940 Women have 0.95
00:54:18.360 Been getting 0.99
00:54:18.780 Slaughtered
00:54:19.440 And leaders
00:54:20.600 Are elected
00:54:21.220 And direct
00:54:23.640 A permanent
00:54:24.800 Conflict
00:54:25.520 Because they
00:54:26.540 Believe they
00:54:27.320 Have a divine
00:54:28.220 Right to the
00:54:29.100 Possession of
00:54:29.980 That territory
00:54:30.840 And to me
00:54:31.640 It's absurd
00:54:32.620 That's what
00:54:33.380 I think
00:54:33.700 Yeah but
00:54:34.540 That's all
00:54:35.800 Well and good
00:54:36.360 And I think
00:54:36.760 Most people
00:54:37.320 Would agree
00:54:37.840 With that
00:54:38.360 But I mean
00:54:39.440 Is this
00:54:41.000 Conflict
00:54:41.880 Going to
00:54:42.960 Come to an
00:54:44.080 End
00:54:44.240 You've got
00:54:44.640 Serious people 0.96
00:54:45.460 Now writing
00:54:46.220 That they
00:54:47.440 Think that
00:54:48.000 That is
00:54:48.400 Possible
00:54:48.960 Why do you
00:54:49.620 Think that
00:54:50.040 It is not
00:54:50.640 Right back
00:54:52.520 To the fact
00:54:52.920 That all
00:54:53.300 These people
00:54:53.760 Genuinely
00:54:54.360 Believe
00:54:54.800 I didn't
00:54:56.100 I didn't
00:54:56.560 Actually believe
00:54:57.240 They believe
00:54:57.760 That leadership
00:54:58.420 Of Hamas 0.89
00:54:59.380 Who I met
00:55:00.000 And the leadership
00:55:00.540 Of Fatah 0.59
00:55:01.240 I thought
00:55:02.520 That it was
00:55:03.160 A con
00:55:03.680 These people
00:55:04.540 Genuinely believe
00:55:05.640 They have a
00:55:06.060 Divine right 0.93
00:55:06.640 To that land
00:55:07.400 That in one
00:55:08.380 Case the Jews 1.00
00:55:09.040 Should all die 1.00
00:55:09.700 And in the 1.00
00:55:10.100 Other case
00:55:10.620 I suppose
00:55:12.620 You would call
00:55:13.340 Them Jordanians 1.00
00:55:15.040 Or Egyptians 1.00
00:55:15.580 Shouldn't be
00:55:16.500 There
00:55:16.800 They're having
00:55:17.980 An argument
00:55:18.480 That will never
00:55:19.540 End until
00:55:20.600 People decide
00:55:22.140 That that
00:55:23.760 Religious
00:55:24.600 Orthodoxy
00:55:25.400 That that
00:55:25.880 Fight
00:55:26.380 Is meaningless
00:55:28.940 Inventions
00:55:29.960 That just
00:55:32.240 You know
00:55:33.580 Where I'm
00:55:33.840 Going
00:55:33.980 It's horribly
00:55:35.680 Depressing
00:55:36.140 To say
00:55:36.580 They're going
00:55:37.300 To rearm
00:55:37.920 Reorganize
00:55:38.940 It will start
00:55:39.560 Over
00:55:39.900 And throughout
00:55:40.700 My life
00:55:41.420 And our
00:55:41.780 Sons and
00:55:42.520 Daughters
00:55:42.840 Lives
00:55:43.280 It will go
00:55:43.880 On and on
00:55:44.620 Until people
00:55:45.200 Say
00:55:45.460 God has
00:55:46.320 Nothing to do
00:55:46.940 In real
00:55:47.260 Real estate
00:55:47.600 Okay
00:55:49.280 Final question
00:55:50.220 Which is
00:55:52.040 About
00:55:52.520 What Mr.
00:55:53.960 Carney
00:55:54.240 Is trying
00:55:54.760 To do
00:55:55.220 With Trump
00:55:55.920 With achieving
00:55:58.940 A trade deal
00:55:59.800 Even though
00:56:00.380 We actually
00:56:01.000 Theoretically
00:56:01.720 Still have
00:56:02.360 One in place
00:56:03.020 The USMCA
00:56:04.080 And not
00:56:06.140 Withstanding
00:56:06.580 The fact
00:56:07.040 That real
00:56:08.300 Serious
00:56:08.980 Discussions
00:56:09.540 Are taking
00:56:10.140 Place
00:56:10.620 Trump continues
00:56:11.460 To make
00:56:11.940 Threats
00:56:12.400 Against
00:56:12.800 Canada
00:56:13.340 And the
00:56:13.800 European
00:56:14.100 Union
00:56:14.620 And the
00:56:15.380 Mexicans
00:56:15.960 And pretty
00:56:16.460 Much the
00:56:16.820 Entire
00:56:17.180 World
00:56:17.540 I've written
00:56:19.120 About this
00:56:19.660 In post
00:56:20.240 Media
00:56:20.660 Today
00:56:21.260 I think
00:56:22.460 It's a
00:56:22.820 Waste
00:56:23.100 Of time
00:56:23.820 For us
00:56:26.140 To craft
00:56:26.620 A new
00:56:26.940 Deal
00:56:27.200 Because he's
00:56:28.160 You know
00:56:28.580 Violating the
00:56:29.580 Last one
00:56:30.180 Like who's
00:56:31.100 To say he's
00:56:31.620 Not going to
00:56:32.020 Do it again
00:56:32.580 Do you
00:56:33.520 Have a
00:56:34.080 Sunnier
00:56:34.780 Outlook
00:56:35.320 Than me
00:56:35.700 Do you
00:56:36.000 Think that
00:56:36.380 It's worthwhile
00:56:37.100 For Carney
00:56:37.680 To be doing
00:56:38.460 What he is
00:56:39.380 Doing
00:56:39.740 I think
00:56:40.680 Carney
00:56:41.120 Unfortunately
00:56:41.600 Has to be
00:56:42.080 Responsive
00:56:42.760 And reactive
00:56:43.340 To an
00:56:44.020 Administration
00:56:44.600 That spends
00:56:45.420 More money
00:56:46.220 Of 55.5
00:56:48.080 Billion
00:56:48.400 On an
00:56:49.040 Agency
00:56:49.420 That's supposed
00:56:49.960 To be
00:56:50.200 Cleaning
00:56:50.520 Out immigrants 1.00
00:56:51.100 But sure
00:56:51.600 Looks like
00:56:52.080 A new
00:56:52.380 Model army
00:56:52.940 For a
00:56:53.360 Fascist
00:56:53.820 Permanent
00:56:54.260 Residency
00:56:54.920 Of the
00:56:55.920 Trump
00:56:56.240 Administration
00:56:57.140 I think
00:56:58.360 That we
00:56:59.300 Are the
00:57:00.800 Mount
00:57:01.060 Slitting
00:57:01.360 Next to
00:57:01.760 The Elephants
00:57:02.260 I think
00:57:02.860 That the
00:57:03.280 United States
00:57:03.820 Needs
00:57:04.120 Our resources
00:57:04.800 I think
00:57:05.240 Trump has
00:57:05.780 Not pulled
00:57:06.440 The trigger
00:57:06.940 On any
00:57:07.960 Of these
00:57:08.300 Terrors
00:57:08.620 Because all
00:57:09.460 Of the
00:57:09.620 Redneck 0.90
00:57:10.600 Inbred
00:57:11.260 Piglet
00:57:11.860 Hooves
00:57:12.400 That got
00:57:13.240 Him elected
00:57:13.760 Are going
00:57:14.660 To have
00:57:14.840 To pay
00:57:15.160 Ten bucks
00:57:15.840 For eggs
00:57:16.300 And the
00:57:16.900 Civil War
00:57:17.340 And when
00:57:18.640 I say
00:57:18.940 I sound
00:57:19.560 Like a
00:57:19.960 Spiratory
00:57:20.500 I'm generally
00:57:22.000 A rational
00:57:22.400 Person
00:57:22.760 I think
00:57:23.560 The United
00:57:23.940 States
00:57:24.400 Is falling
00:57:24.920 Apart
00:57:25.160 Very
00:57:25.600 Quickly
00:57:26.000 And I
00:57:26.680 Think it
00:57:26.920 Might be
00:57:27.220 A deliberate
00:57:27.740 Act
00:57:28.140 And I
00:57:28.360 Think
00:57:28.520 Canada
00:57:28.860 Is just
00:57:29.420 A foil
00:57:29.940 In that
00:57:30.740 Strategy
00:57:31.760 All right
00:57:32.380 John
00:57:33.200 Mraz
00:57:33.560 Thank you
00:57:34.540 For depressing
00:57:35.220 The hell
00:57:35.680 Out of
00:57:35.960 Everybody
00:57:36.320 This week
00:57:37.080 We do
00:57:38.740 Appreciate it
00:57:39.320 You're
00:57:39.600 Heading out
00:57:40.580 On a long
00:57:41.240 Journey
00:57:41.560 We wish you
00:57:42.200 A safe
00:57:42.600 Journey
00:57:42.980 And a
00:57:44.260 Wonderful
00:57:45.220 One
00:57:45.620 And hope
00:57:46.820 To reach
00:57:47.240 You
00:57:47.500 When you
00:57:48.060 Are
00:57:48.400 Reaching
00:57:49.300 Your
00:57:49.560 Destination
00:57:50.700 Tre
00:58:08.960 You
00:58:09.620 Just
00:58:10.180 I
00:58:10.420 Set
00:58:10.740 You
00:58:11.140 Free
00:58:11.800 Get
00:58:13.920 Back
00:58:14.420 On
00:58:14.940 Your
00:58:15.240 Feet
00:58:16.140 Put your clothes back on
00:58:20.300 Be all you can be
00:58:24.400 Now you've set me free
00:58:28.380 Please don't bother me
00:58:32.600 I'll brush myself off
00:58:36.700 Get back on the street
00:58:40.580 Now we're feeling free
00:58:44.900 Something you should know
00:58:49.080 Now you've set me free
00:58:53.240 Got nowhere to go
00:58:57.340 Now that you are gone
00:59:01.200 Time keeps moving on
00:59:05.420 Days are getting strange
00:59:09.800 Nights are getting long
00:59:13.560 Ever since you're gone
00:59:17.740 Time keeps moving on
00:59:21.780 I should do the same
00:59:25.960 But I'm not that strong
00:59:29.840 Now I'm feeling free
00:59:34.180 Thought you'd like to know
00:59:38.360 Now I am free
00:59:42.400 Got nowhere to go
00:59:46.560 So it goes
00:59:50.740 So it goes
00:59:54.780 So it goes
00:59:58.780 Woke up free today
01:00:14.960 Calling out your name
01:00:19.140 But that's no big deal
01:00:23.320 Happens every day
01:00:27.500 Happens every day
01:00:27.540 When I'm free today
01:00:31.540 Walking in the rain
01:00:35.700 Tried to find your street
01:00:37.880 Tried to find your street
01:00:39.660 But I lost my way
01:00:43.920 Not that I am free
01:00:48.100 Not that I am free
01:00:50.140 Nothing left to say
01:00:52.140 I am free
01:00:56.320 Love you anyway
01:00:58.360 Love you anyway
01:01:00.360 So it goes
01:01:06.580 So it goes
01:01:08.580 So it goes
01:01:12.540 So it goes
01:01:16.760 So it goes
01:01:20.880 So it goes
01:01:25.360 So it goes
01:01:42.540 So it goes