PJ The Belt - July 09, 2026


Trump Just Gave Alberta a FINAL CHOICE..

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Trump Danielle Smith Keystone XL Mark Carney Scott Besson Biden
Alberta CAUGHT BETRAYING The USA — Smith Shows Her True Colors.. Alberta Separation SURGES!! — The Federalists are PANICKING

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In this episode of the Oil Tanker Talk podcast, host Ryan Henderson sits down with the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, to discuss the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project and its impact on Canada's energy supply and supply relations with the United States.

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00:00:00.000 Premier Smith, the Southwell Pipeline to the U.S. is fully subscribed.
00:00:04.080 It has signed contracts with so many oil producers, it will be full for the next 20 years.
00:00:08.800 The Kearney Pipeline project has no customers signed up.
00:00:11.740 Isn't it obvious that no one in the industry actually believes this is going to be built?
00:00:15.480 Certainly not enough to put their own money into it.
00:00:18.320 Well, thanks for the nice neutral question. 0.98
00:00:21.880 You know, we think Alberta might be the ideal place to get and fill those requirements,
00:00:27.900 fill those needs that we believe that we have, but at the same time, if we can't strike a deal
00:00:33.320 with Alberta, we will go to other places in the world and we'll find other sources of oil.
00:00:40.540 This is another one of those irrefutable reasons Alberta would be much better off
00:00:44.800 independent from the mess of a country that is today's Canada. And hear me out, you got all this
00:00:50.160 pantomime, the photo ops, and all the whole show that they got going on here in Canada for a
00:00:56.140 pipeline, the whole MOU memorandum of understanding between Alberta and Canada, basically a deal that
00:01:04.700 the province of Alberta has to make with their overlords in Ottawa in order for them to allow
00:01:11.200 Alberta to export its own resources, even though the constitution already allows it. But again,
00:01:17.380 they wipe their butts every day with the Canadian constitution, so there's no surprise there.
00:01:21.460 But then you see the contrast with our partners south of the border, our friends in Montana and Wyoming, and how President Trump is treating Alberta and Alberta resources. Despite everything that the mainstream media will have you believe, that Trump just wants to destroy the Canadian economy and everything else. Maybe he wants to destroy the eastern Canadian economy, but Alberta has always viewed it in a favorable eye. Alberta and western Canada in general, particularly Alberta and Saskatchewan.
00:01:48.360 You see, Trump has already paved the way for a one million barrel a day pipeline from Alberta to Montana and into Wyoming.
00:01:57.600 Alberta Premier Danielle Smith taking to social media to applaud the approval,
00:02:01.860 saying the United States is our most important trading partner
00:02:04.860 and that Alberta will continue to deliver energy to help secure North American energy dominance.
00:02:11.280 All right, President Trump signing a presidential permit to revive portions of the Keystone pipeline,
00:02:16.980 creating thousands of jobs after the project was scrapped by the Biden administration in 2021.
00:02:22.660 The Bridger pipeline expansion will be able to carry more than half a million barrels of oil a day
00:02:27.560 from Canada through the United States, boosting America's energy dominance and lower gas prices.
00:02:33.240 For the prime minister, but the premier might want to weigh in as well.
00:02:35.980 On the pipeline, are you still prepared to pursue it over the objections we've heard from the man standing next to you?
00:02:42.220 Well, two things. One, I'll just repeat what I just said in French, which is that more
00:02:50.760 detailed discussions of the pipeline, I think, are best kept to later today. I will have
00:02:57.500 an availability with the Premier of Alberta. Secondly, I'll refer back, and of course the
00:03:02.720 Premier, the tanker ban remaining in place, proceeding with carbon capture associated
00:03:11.120 or other emission reduction measures associated with that and full partnership and consultations
00:03:18.300 partnership over time with First Nations, so Section 35 equivalent partnership.
00:03:23.840 North America is a huge deal in terms of long-term energy dominance and energy security.
00:03:31.400 Slightly different than the last administration.
00:03:34.880 None of the humiliating rituals that Alberta has had to put itself through in order to
00:03:38.880 get favor with the laurentian elite types in mark carney and his whole cabinet which is basically
00:03:45.120 trudeau 2.0 none of that has been needed our premier having to sign this mou this deal that
00:03:51.200 is not worth the paper it is written on none of that has been needed president trump already signed
00:03:55.680 the permit and they're pretty much ready to go start building that pipe south of the border and
00:04:01.600 this is exactly what i'm trying to say here it's not necessarily that alberta needs to join the
00:04:06.240 the united states is that alberta would be much better off as an independent country because
00:04:09.480 alberta wouldn't need to go groveling to basically go beg for a pipeline and virtue signal and and 0.93
00:04:17.120 and have the indian chiefs who are all basically corrupt and part of the system and benefit while 0.90
00:04:23.600 their people are living in misery they're blocking projects that would make their people get jobs and 0.93
00:04:28.800 be and have more prosperity and be wealthier but again they benefit from the status quo so of course
00:04:33.920 they want to oppose everything that signifies progress for the country, because that's their
00:04:38.420 marching orders. They get their marching orders from anti-oil individuals, anti-oil organizations,
00:04:45.340 and from the federal government, who also happens to be anti-development, anti-oil,
00:04:49.840 anti-Alberta, generally speaking. Alberta is ideal. We have the infrastructure in place already,
00:04:55.220 you know, accelerate the pace of oil going through the pipelines and those types of things.
00:05:00.340 But if Canada decides, no, we'd rather ship that oil somewhere else and we don't want to ship it to the United States, again, that's a decision that Canada can make.
00:05:09.320 But America is not going to wait for that decision.
00:05:12.520 We will go to other places in the world to look at where we can get that oil from.
00:05:17.640 Could you characterize for Canadians who are watching tonight your view of how important that integration is and where you see the future of it going?
00:05:25.280 I think we share a lot of common values.
00:05:28.020 It's a wonderful thing to be able to have that cross-border communication.
00:05:32.860 Alberta and Wyoming have talked a lot about energy prospects that we can do together.
00:05:39.020 This is just one of those.
00:05:40.320 Alberta and the United States share a lot more in common than Alberta does with the rest of Canada.
00:05:47.280 I mean, literally, think about it.
00:05:49.000 You have British Columbia, which is supposed to be part of the same country as Alberta,
00:05:54.440 making it nearly impossible for alberta to build a pipeline to the north you also have a president
00:06:01.000 in washington dc who approved the project previously very quickly and views alberta with
00:06:06.640 a favorable eye unlike the liberals in ottawa seems fairly easy to decide which partner to work with
00:06:12.680 don't you think i think uh this needs to be an all of the above approach not only uh with the
00:06:17.820 Bridger Pipeline Approval, Keystone XL, or now known as the South Pole Project,
00:06:24.200 we need that to move forward as well.
00:06:26.040 Alberta and Wyoming have talked a lot about energy prospects that we can do together.
00:06:31.820 This is just one of those.
00:06:33.240 Yeah, I saw that you've taken some meetings with various ministers
00:06:35.980 from the Alberta government over the last number of months.
00:06:38.960 Could you characterize for Canadians who are watching tonight
00:06:41.420 your view of how important that integration is
00:06:44.480 and where you see the future of it going?
00:06:45.940 I think we share a lot of common values. We both understand how important it is that we use energy
00:06:54.840 correctly, that we continue to improve the technology, and that we, in fact, can power
00:07:02.580 the nation of this continent. And being able to work together on these issues is something that
00:07:08.540 we've done historically. And I think it just makes us both move forward much more aggressively. If
00:07:13.420 you look at the benefits that can derive from the kind of relationship that we have and the ability
00:07:20.020 to be able to share those energy resources, you understand that this country has really no problem
00:07:25.540 being able to power our world. So as you guys saw right there, Wyoming is ready to build that
00:07:30.840 pipeline. So is Montana. They're all ready. We don't have to go through the whole humiliating
00:07:36.380 ritual that we're going through with Canada, basically begging Mark Carney to allow Alberta
00:07:41.500 to build a little pipeline to the west coast the united states has even indicated multiple times
00:07:47.420 and the most recent one was with secretary of treasury scott besant where he said you know what
00:07:52.540 if alberta wants to build a pipeline to the west coast just come to us we'll get you we'll get you
00:07:57.420 to the washington coast well alberta is a wealth of natural resources but they they won't let them
00:08:03.420 them build a pipeline the to the Pacific I think we should let them come down into the US and
00:08:11.620 Alberta is a natural partner for the US they have great resources the Albertans are very independent
00:08:18.740 people we know how to get stuff built down here and if you you come out here we'll get that pipeline
00:08:24.460 built in partnership with you we'll treat you like equals and this is again like I said at the
00:08:29.300 beginning of this video another one of those irrefutable reasons why Alberta would be much
00:08:32.820 better off as an independent country because we wouldn't need approval from ottawa who truly does
00:08:38.780 not want to see alberta develop because of developed stronger more economically strong 0.89
00:08:44.260 alberta is a threat to them they view it as a threat to their power and and their goal is to
00:08:50.140 keep alberta shackled to this sinking ship so make sure that as we have a referendum coming up
00:08:55.180 you remember that you remember that your pocketbook would be much better off in an independent alberta
00:09:00.700 because there will be no ideology, none of that BS here.
00:09:04.280 We will build a country anew that respects the rule of law,
00:09:07.760 actually allows industry to develop unencumbered, unhindered,
00:09:12.340 and where we can actually build things, get jobs, get to work, pay lower taxes,
00:09:17.300 have a stronger dollar.
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00:09:28.460 I'll see you in the next one. Peace.
00:09:30.700 You