PJ The Belt - July 18, 2026


The U.S. to SEIZE Mark Carney's assets over this..


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The fires are out of control in some areas of Canada and the government is not doing enough to fight them. I explain why this is happening and why we should be mad at Canada for allowing these fires to happen.

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00:00:00.000 So you have the people on the ground saying that they let the Minister of Natural Resources know
00:00:05.380 way ahead of time and that they never showed up on time. They basically let the fire burn for a
00:00:11.280 week. We are holding Canada responsible for the fact that they are not properly maintaining their
00:00:15.860 forests and brush therein and the United States is being unnecessarily invaded by filthy, polluted
00:00:21.440 and unhealthy air, the quality of which is dangerous and totally unacceptable. He also
00:00:26.660 calls it negligence, a yearly occurrence, and costing the United States billions of dollars.
00:00:32.380 Politicians like Carney and Ford said that we should help when they could have avoided this
00:00:35.900 problem. It's disgusting. We're going to put sanctions on them. That means holding their
00:00:39.320 assets, making sure that they don't have visas. Well, things just got very real between the United
00:00:45.420 States and Canada right now. As you guys know, north and south of the border, we have the
00:00:50.540 wildfires that are raging, raging out of control north of the border here in Canada, specifically
00:00:56.400 mostly in the province of ontario in eastern canada alberta where i am has been mostly spared
00:01:03.560 this year we do have some fires but nothing like you're seeing out east in ontario alberta's gotten
00:01:08.720 a lot of rain this year luckily so we've been spared but the development that has happened
00:01:13.940 this year that is making this completely different from other years is that south of the border
00:01:20.240 they're fed up they're tired of canada's negligence when it comes to forest management
00:01:23.960 and hear me out for a second because i know that some of you probably will go like well how is it
00:01:28.120 that they can possibly blame canada for a natural disaster for something they have nothing to do
00:01:35.080 with let me explain canada over the past 11 years since justin trudeau the minister prime minister
00:01:41.900 fancy socks was elected has been notorious for mismanaging its forest for failing to take care
00:01:49.740 forest forest thing was with forestry is that if you want to avoid major fires especially in a
00:01:56.820 country that has so much woodlands so many natural resources like canada does literally the second
00:02:02.940 largest country in the world forest management is a full-time job pretty much year-round too
00:02:09.260 like obviously in the winter that necessity goes way down but in the summer you have to work
00:02:16.120 overtime and canada has failed at securing enough firefighters that's why oftentimes you see
00:02:22.000 firefighters coming from the united states south africa mexico and a bunch of other countries
00:02:26.660 here's the thing in my opinion these people are purposely allowing these fires to continue and to
00:02:32.100 cause the havoc that they're causing the chaos the damage and disasters that they're causing
00:02:37.540 i'd be like well why would they do that like how does that make any sense that they would allow
00:02:41.160 such destruction to happen. You got to think about it this way. Who benefits when there's a
00:02:46.500 wildfire? Who benefits? The people pushing the narrative, the whole climate change narrative.
00:02:53.200 If you don't have wildfires, if you don't have natural disasters, the world is burning. If you
00:02:59.600 don't have that narrative taking place, people will start ignoring it. People will no longer
00:03:05.900 be paying attention to it. And that's what was happening in Canada and it's happening all over
00:03:10.020 the world. People are moving on. They're more worried about real things, like the cost of
00:03:14.560 living, which is out of control, especially in Canada. And Prime Minister McCarney, who literally
00:03:20.080 wrote a book on how to profit from climate change, Captain Climate Change here, they benefit because
00:03:27.000 their narrative gets back in front of people's eyes. Here's another reason why I know they're
00:03:31.200 letting these fires burn purposely. Listen to this. The Ministry of Natural Resources didn't
00:03:36.600 see the fire that raged through collins until it was too late we've watched the fire the smoke from
00:03:42.040 the fire burn for a week we called and reported it and we were pretty helpless on monday july
00:03:47.800 13th chief and council ordered a full community evacuation throughout the day white sand raised
00:03:53.000 serious concerns but was repeatedly assured there was no immediate threat chief and council are
00:03:58.840 deeply disappointed by the delays in the initial provincial response to the wildfire threat i got
00:04:03.640 actually got a message from the chief and she wants me to read it out my community
00:04:08.120 has been completely destroyed we are devastated and have been left to fend for ourselves the
00:04:15.800 federal and provincial government have turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to our cries for help
00:04:20.760 so you have the people on the ground saying that they let the minister of natural resources know
00:04:26.360 way ahead of time and that they never showed up on time they basically let the fire burn for a week
00:04:32.360 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Lee Zeldin. Sir, thank you so much for joining us.
00:04:37.700 There are now just under 1,000 wildfires in Canada. Over 200 of them are out of control.
00:04:44.600 As you just pointed out from President Trump's statement, this isn't a first-time occurrence.
00:04:49.660 This is something that was faced last year and prior to that as well.
00:04:54.140 So part of the responsibility of an agency like EPA is collecting data and informing the public.
00:05:02.740 It's actually the most visited web page of the federal government today as of this morning was this website that shows this monitoring data for air quality.
00:05:13.560 But beyond that is the way that a decision is made to proactively prevent, to mitigate this from happening in the first place, to be able to detect as soon as a fire starts, to scale up, mobilize, respond quickly to put a fire out right away.
00:05:33.220 Most of our own country here does it pretty well.
00:05:37.200 There are some states, I mean, I've been on Area Newsmax talking about California, what happened in the Palisades and Altadena.
00:05:44.360 You talk about how in our own country, there are ways that some states can do a better job.
00:05:49.240 But in California, in Canada, they let they let the fire burn, monitor and critical assets.
00:05:56.080 And the problem is that so much is burning at one time that ends up causing this massive environmental impact, not just to their own people, but to us as well.
00:06:06.660 And that's why the president is so outspoken on this.
00:06:09.280 As someone who drives for a living, someone who's driven all over Western Canada and the Western United States,
00:06:15.760 I can tell you that when I'm over here in our mountain parks, Jasper, which famously burned to the ground a couple of years back,
00:06:23.520 You could just tell when you drove by Jasper, like, this is a big fire waiting to happen.
00:06:29.160 Forest management wasn't there.
00:06:31.080 It's just dead wood all over the place, just tinder all over the place,
00:06:35.340 dead brush, dead trees that were not managed, that were not removed.
00:06:40.080 Up north in Canada, 25,000 people have been evacuated from the town of Jasper in Alberta.
00:06:46.500 You may know it as the gateway to Canada's biggest national park.
00:06:49.980 There are no reports of injuries. However, officials say anywhere from 30 to 50 percent of the town's structures are potentially damaged.
00:06:58.260 About 176 wildfires have been burning across the province, including 54 that officials say are burning out of control tonight.
00:07:06.280 Then you go south, I cross into Montana and I'm driving Lewis and Clark or even the Yellowstone.
00:07:12.580 The forests look more tidy, more taken care of. There's a lot less dead wood, dead trees and dead brush.
00:07:19.980 And that's what's happening here is these people are negligently and purposely letting fires burn for their narrative, to continue to push their narrative.
00:07:29.460 They're going to blame climate change, but the Trump administration ain't having none of it anymore.
00:07:33.160 There's U.S. officials who are considering seizing assets, freezing assets, going after Mark Carney personally.
00:07:41.180 And I'm here for it. Make him pay.
00:07:44.600 Not all Canadians voted for liberals. 0.99
00:07:46.560 not all Canadians were dumb enough to choose the exact same people who ruined the country 0.99
00:07:50.600 after 10 years to pick them again. So not all Canadians should suffer. Go after him personally. 0.97
00:07:57.320 So now you have U.S. officials considering going personally after Mark Carney and freezing his
00:08:01.520 assets and going after Doug Ford, fake conservative, conservative in name only.
00:08:07.420 So that's good. I hope it happens. I hope they do freeze his assets. Find out. Remember,
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00:08:21.320 this reports i'll see you in the next one peace