Journalist Starts LYING - Con. MP NUKES Her
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Summary
Andrew Schur and Vashai Capellos are joined by Conservative House Leader Andrew Schur to discuss the Prime Minister's Speech to the Conservative Party of Canada's convention in Regina, Saskatchewan. In this episode, we see how Schur handles the first round of the debate between the two, and how he handles the second round.
Transcript
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that evidence is hearsay and is rejected because it's not true.
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A biased mainstream media journalist was caught lying
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and was immediately fact-checked on live television.
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where she literally gets paid to make liberals look good
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She's been doing this for around 20 years, so she's no amateur.
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Angie Schur is a Canadian politician that fights for the working-class man.
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He was previously the leader of the Conservative Party.
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so like Vashie, he's also no amateur at doing his job.
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All right, so let's watch how Schur handles Vashie.
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Joining me now to get the vantage point from caucus
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and from the party itself is the Conservative House leader, Andrew Schur.
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Yeah, yeah, a few days ago in Ottawa, today in Calgary.
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I wanted to start off with some questions about
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what to anticipate from Mr. Polyev's speech tonight
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and first off, ask you if he will speak to the issue of separatism
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as the sentiment exists in this province and the news that we've seen.
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So notice how Vashie starts the interview all nice and friendly.
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She's trying to bait Schur into saying something really stupid about separatism.
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Well, I believe what you're going to hear tonight is both an underlining of the broken promises
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We're almost a year into his mandate, and part of this message tonight
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will be to the general Canadian public who, you know, we feel need to understand
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exactly where Mark Carney has fallen short from getting a deal on U.S. tariffs,
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on lowering grocery prices and things like that.
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But I also think, I expect you're going to see a very uplifting, hopeful message
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And part of Conservatives' gathering here tonight, we take a great deal of comfort
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in knowing that we won the debate on the core issues.
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You know, everybody was telling us the debate on the carbon tax was over.
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Everybody was telling us that the debate on flooding our streets with harmful drugs was over.
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So I think you're going to see an inspirational, forward-looking message
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about how Conservatives can take that case to the Canadian people
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that authentic Conservative policies will improve the quality of life for all Canadians.
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Look, every time Liberals are in power, we have national unity crises.
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I understand why people in Western Canada, particularly Alberta,
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feel that the federal government in Ottawa does a lot of harm to their province.
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I mean, even with this MOU on a proposed pipeline perhaps one day coming,
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there's still conditions in there about a harmful industrial carbon tax.
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But the message tonight is that the best way to solve those
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is not to attack those people for feeling upset,
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but to say how a Conservative government that respects provincial jurisdiction
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Now, Scheer's off to a really good start right here.
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Despite Vashie's attempts at getting him to say something stupid,
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He refuses to say anything divisive and actually offers a message of unity.
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However, Scheer is smart enough not to fall into that trap.
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So in my opinion, Scheer clearly won round one.
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You know, the pitch from your party appears to be that this government is the same as the last government
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when it comes to those issues around resource development, for example.
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I have a number of quotes here from delegates that myself and my colleagues spoke to today.
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Kearney is a different animal, so Paliyev will have to change his approach and be more likable
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If you want a good government, then you need strong opposition,
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and opposition needs to work with government, not just criticize.
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We're in a very difficult situation with the U.S. and need to be working for a solution.
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There's a lot of things we can do together, and I think we need to cooperate and get things done.
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It's not fair to characterize Mr. Kearney's actions on resource development as the same,
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All right, so you can tell Vashie's getting really desperate here
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because her first question didn't get the response she wanted.
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Shira, on the other hand, he's cool and collected.
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Notice how Shira is projecting confidence while Vashie is subtly moving back?
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She knows Shira is about to verbally pummel her right here.
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The results are the same, and that's the point.
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Mark Carney wrote a book defining who he is as a human being called Values.
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In that book, he talked about leaving oil and gas in the ground,
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saying that carbon taxes have to be ever higher.
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I believe that what happened was liberals realized that liberal policies were unpopular,
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so they're pretending to adopt some conservative policies,
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but they're not actually going to see it through.
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We'll see if a pipeline to the Pacific gets built.
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We'll see if an industrial carbon tax ever gets dropped.
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But right now, what we've seen from the liberals is a lot of lip service,
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a lot of change in rhetoric, but not really on results.
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But they've removed the oil and gas, for one example,
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they've removed the oil and gas emissions cap, for example, through this MOU.
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Yeah, but they have provided a path to which the tanker ban could be exempted.
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And I take him at his word when he wrote that book.
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When he wrote that book, you know, quoting Karl Marx and talking about his core values
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and talking about leaving oil and gas in the ground.
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I also believe that liberals are unburdened by principle.
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And so they will say whatever it takes to get elected.
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But we'll see what actually comes and the results part of it.
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And the intentions, the rhetoric, you can't, you can't pay your bills with that.
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You can't get a job in the oil and gas sector with good intentions or a change of rhetoric.
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And to this point, on the day that we are having this conversation,
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the rhetoric has changed, but the results happen.
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Now notice how Vashie starts interrupting him mid-sentence.
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That's a dirty trick that liberal journalists use.
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The whole idea is that they try to catch their subject off and get them to say something stupid.
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Not only is that incredibly rude, but it's a psychological trick to throw your opponent off.
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Scheer has a lot of experience in dealing with journalists like Vashie.
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Now it's safe to say that Scheer also won round two.
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Now round three is where it completely falls apart and Vashie gets caught lying on live television.
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This bill is the bail reform bill was introduced in late October.
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The hate crime bill that I know you have, you know, very specific policy concerns about
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There's evidence in committee of one of your MPs, for example, filibustering and talking
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about cats and dogs in order to delay the debate around that.
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There is evidence that on certain instances your party has used the tools available to it,
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But given the stuff that I'm hearing from your delegate about the collaboration,
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seems to run counter to a message you're trying to sell at the same time.
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Okay, so in case you didn't catch that, Vashti is lying right now.
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You notice Shira's shaking his head while she talks.
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She's slightly backing away because she's uncomfortable.
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You can really tell by Shira's body language that he's confident and ready to push back.
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That evidence is hearsay and is rejected because it's not true.
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Notice how she immediately interrupts Shira right here?
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That's because she got called out and Shira had the perfect response.
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But what we were calling for, and there are 19, now 20 examples of this,
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where we came to committee and said, look, we're not going to agree on Bill C-9.
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Liberals want to censor religious speech and text.
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Let's save our dispute on that to pass the bail reform bill,
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It took our leader, Pierre Polyev, writing a formal letter to the Prime Minister,
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specifically outlining that finally last week after months of liberal delay,
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that agreement was reached and now that bill will proceed.
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But why can't you debate C-9 and have your opposition to it
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So it was a liberal choice to have a long and drawn-out debate
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on something that is very divisive for Canadians
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He resisted Vashti's attacks and pushed back with cold, hard facts.
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Scheer knocked Vashti out of the ring right there and gave her a few broken ribs.
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And if you notice, Vashti interrupted him not only once, but twice.
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Now, it's stuff like this that makes the average Canadian not trust the media.
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As you see, the liberal media, they give softball questions to their friends
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and the liberal government, and they use dirty tricks to try and smear conservatives.
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The good news is that the public, thanks to people like me, are slowly waking up.
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And key word is slowly, because we still have a lot of work to do.
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Now, if you remember, CTV literally received millions of dollars of taxpayer money
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And it really shows when you watch interviews like that.
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You can tell the media, for the most part, they're less interested in presenting facts
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and more interested in presenting a certain narrative.
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And the sad part is their propaganda is very effective.
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But a huge shout out to Scheer for winning that battle.
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Scheer is one of the best when it comes to these sorts of interviews.
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Not as good as Polly Ev, but still really good.
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But anyway, I hope you enjoyed today's episode.