Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Trudeau wants a tariff war with Trump

00:00:00.440 Hello, my friends. Today I outline my theory of what Justin Trudeau is doing.

00:00:04.060 You might think it's crazy, but I think Trudeau would rather run against Donald Trump than Pierre Polyev.

00:00:09.860 And he would actually like to have Trump put tariffs on the Canadian economy,

00:00:14.160 which would devastate the Canadian economy, so Trudeau could say,

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00:01:59.160 Tonight, I'm 100% sure Trudeau wants a trade war with Donald Trump

00:02:18.740 and he wants Canada to lose so he can win the next election.

00:02:23.280 I'll explain.

00:02:24.300 It's December 11th and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:02:26.500 We're fighting for freedom!

00:02:29.160 Shame on you, you censorious boobug!

00:02:41.660 Trudeau is picking a fight with Trump.

00:02:44.780 That's not smart.

00:02:46.480 Here's Trudeau saying that Americans are regressive sexists

00:02:51.420 for not voting for Kamala Harris.

00:02:54.080 No, it shouldn't be that way.

00:02:56.240 It wasn't supposed to be that way.

00:02:57.740 We were supposed to be on a steady, if difficult sometimes, march towards progress.

00:03:04.580 And yet, just a few weeks ago, the United States voted for a second time

00:03:10.120 to not elect its first woman president.

00:03:14.080 Everywhere, women's rights and women's progress is under attack, overtly and subtly.

00:03:20.900 But I want you to know that I am, and always will be, a proud feminist.

00:03:26.420 You will always have an ally in me and in my government.

00:03:30.160 Here's Trudeau a couple of days earlier saying that Americans are too stupid to understand who they chose in the last election.

00:03:37.680 They're not being really thoughtful like he wants them to be.

00:03:41.420 Thank you for your thoughtfulness.

00:03:44.140 I hope some of the things I said actually pierced through the haze of challenging situations everyone's in.

00:03:54.240 Canadians are fundamentally thoughtful about the kind of future we want,

00:03:58.940 the kind of solutions we're going to put forward to improve our communities,

00:04:03.300 to improve our neighbourhoods, to build a better set of opportunities for our kids.

00:04:09.160 And every election is about that, as we approach what will be an election year next year.

00:04:17.100 And my only request for everyone is to be really thoughtful

00:04:21.060 and go into the choices you make with eyes wide open.

00:04:24.840 I think there's a number of folks in different countries, and I won't point out any particular one,

00:04:30.900 where folks are going to be wondering about the choice they may be made in elections.

00:04:37.580 Let's not be that kind of country in Canada.

00:04:41.420 Let's be deliberate about the choices we make.

00:04:43.940 If we want to stop fighting climate change, if we want to re-legalise assault-style weapons,

00:04:49.280 if we want to put back in a question women's rights,

00:04:55.260 if we want to scrap $10 a day childcare across the country

00:05:00.340 and stop delivering free dental care to vulnerable seniors,

00:05:06.820 then in a democracy, that's a choice people can make.

00:05:09.520 Get rid of the CBC, too. That's a choice people can make.

00:05:12.680 But let's take on the responsibility as electors,

00:05:20.480 as thoughtful agents of change in our communities,

00:05:24.960 to be smart about no matter how much we want change,

00:05:30.180 let's not fall into an easy trap of voting for change for the worse.

00:05:35.520 Canadians deserve better, and I know they're going to pick it.

00:05:38.320 Yeah, how is this quarrel with Donald Trump going to end?

00:05:41.160 And I'll tell you how Trudeau wants a trade war.

00:05:45.100 He actually wants one.

00:05:46.700 Let me back up a little bit to set the scene to show you how this came about.

00:05:50.260 As you know, Donald Trump's main campaign platform

00:05:53.300 was to stop mass immigration in the United States.

00:05:56.360 Most of that is illegal mass immigration,

00:05:59.320 whereas here in Canada, most of it, appallingly, is legal.

00:06:02.640 We let millions of people into Canada on purpose.

00:06:05.200 In the U.S., I suppose you could say that

00:06:07.200 Joe Biden and Kamala Harris let them in on purpose, too,

00:06:10.220 but only in the sense of not enforcing the law, not guarding the border.

00:06:14.680 There are millions, perhaps tens of millions, of illegal migrants in the U.S.,

00:06:19.060 and Trump says he's going to kick them out.

00:06:21.960 Most of them came in from the southern border with Mexico, to be sure,

00:06:25.680 but they're not all Mexicans.

00:06:27.680 Other migrants from other Latin American countries, too.

00:06:30.900 They come in through what they call a caravan.

00:06:33.580 People from Africa, people from the Middle East, people from China,

00:06:36.560 they all know the southern border is the easy way into America,

00:06:40.720 but increasingly, Canada is, too.

00:06:43.980 After all, it's the world's longest undefended border.

00:06:47.040 Of course, that goes both ways.

00:06:48.400 We took in about 100,000 or more illegal immigrants at Roxham Road,

00:06:53.940 and our RCMP were there in the role of bellhops and concierges.

00:06:58.460 We didn't stop anyone from coming across.

00:07:00.400 But back to Trump.

00:07:01.500 He said he's going to stop that.

00:07:03.640 It's an extension of his first-term promise to build a wall.

00:07:08.120 So as you remember, a few weeks ago, Trump tweeted,

00:07:10.560 or actually he posted it on his own social media platform, Truth Social,

00:07:14.140 that he expects Canada and Mexico to steal off the borders

00:07:18.100 to both illegal immigrants and illegal drugs by January 20th, when he's inaugurated,

00:07:24.300 or he'd hit each country with a 25% tariff.

00:07:27.580 Now, it's a bit odd, including Canada and Mexico in the same post.

00:07:32.080 I mean, the scale of the problem is much greater on the Mexican side.

00:07:36.480 I think Trump just wanted to be, you know, avoid being seen picking on Mexico.

00:07:41.200 He wanted to show that he's concerned about all borders.

00:07:44.680 And by the way, he's not exactly a fan of Justin Trudeau.

00:07:48.000 Well, the new Mexican president, who is a socialist like Trudeau,

00:07:52.800 I don't think she likes Trump very much,

00:07:54.780 but she understands that there's a new sheriff in town,

00:07:57.880 and whether or not Trump was deadly serious about putting in the tariff,

00:08:03.400 it's too much of a risk for her and her country's economy to ignore.

00:08:06.600 And really, Trump wasn't asking for anything more than a good border between the countries,

00:08:12.700 like neighbors want a good fence.

00:08:15.440 Have you ever heard that phrase, good fences make good neighbors?

00:08:18.640 They had a phone call, the president of Mexico, Scheinbaum is her name,

00:08:22.160 and it was a done deal.

00:08:24.880 I think Trump was looking to show that he's already taking steps even before his inauguration.

00:08:30.440 He's showing that he's the de facto president while sleepy Joe Biden is sleeping somewhere.

00:08:34.420 I think he was looking to make things easier for himself when he finally does take office

00:08:38.200 in January to get other countries rolling.

00:08:40.760 And he's trying to build momentum of world leaders showing respect to America and to him

00:08:48.420 after four years of disrespect.

00:08:50.580 You could see that in real time when Trump went to the Notre Dame Cathedral restoration in Paris.

00:08:58.360 Our friends Alexa Lavoie and Sheila Gunn-Ri were there.

00:09:00.500 You can find more of that on our website.

00:09:02.800 But the church itself was, of course, the star of the occasion.

00:09:07.740 But in terms of celebrities, all eyes were on Trump.

00:09:11.860 He's back.

00:09:12.720 America's back.

00:09:13.780 And all the sniping and gossiping about him pretty much evaporated.

00:09:18.400 I don't know if you saw, but Emmanuel Macron, I mean, the host of the event, Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky,

00:09:25.640 they were hobnobbing with Trump.

00:09:27.780 They were posing for photos with Trump.

00:09:30.140 They were vying for Trump's attention.

00:09:31.780 Georgia Maloney, the prime minister of Italy, was there.

00:09:37.060 Even Quebec's premier, François Legault.

00:09:40.380 And he had a brief interaction with Trump, and he tweeted about it.

00:09:44.400 I think it was sort of interesting that Legault went and Trudeau didn't.

00:09:49.160 Don't you find that unusual?

00:09:50.600 My point is Donald Trump is back.

00:09:53.900 And even though he's not actually the president for another month and a bit,

00:09:57.360 he's sure being treated as the president.

00:09:59.400 So his demand to Canada and to Mexico, while not a formal act of diplomacy,

00:10:06.220 was obviously diplomacy the Trump way.

00:10:09.060 He gets things done by Twitter.

00:10:11.440 And Mexico's president understood that enough to remove the risk,

00:10:15.960 to pull the stinger out just to get through the problem.

00:10:19.320 By the way, Trump immediately tweeted his thanks to the Mexican president.

00:10:25.540 Crisis resolved, at least for now.

00:10:28.000 Now, whether or not the crisis will actually be resolved on the ground remains to be seen,

00:10:32.340 but that can be observed and managed in the course of time.

00:10:35.700 What Trump really got from Mexico was a moral pledge to strengthen the border.

00:10:41.400 Now, the president of Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum is her name,

00:10:45.800 made a series of tweets that basically said,

00:10:48.380 well, we're doing this for our own way, and we're a sovereign country,

00:10:51.620 and we have our own reasons to do this, but we're doing it,

00:10:54.960 which I think is probably true, and I think that's the right thing to say.

00:10:59.120 She has enough self-respect to say we're sovereign,

00:11:02.180 and we're doing this for our own reasons, but she's doing it.

00:11:05.220 Again, good neighbors, good fences.

00:11:06.440 Now, compare that to Justin Trudeau.

00:11:09.880 He had a call with Trump.

00:11:11.240 It didn't resolve the matter, so then he zipped down to dinner at Mar-a-Lago,

00:11:16.880 Trump's home in Florida and the de facto White House for now,

00:11:20.140 and I note that Trudeau did not bring Chrystia Freeland,

00:11:25.080 the finance minister, basically the minister of everything,

00:11:28.060 or Melanie Jolie, the foreign minister.

00:11:30.600 You would think that those are two important people when you're dealing with America.

00:11:34.800 A tariff issue, bring the finance minister.

00:11:37.140 Foreign affairs, bring the foreign minister.

00:11:39.000 But Trudeau knows Trump despises Freeland and would laugh at Melanie Jolie,

00:11:45.360 and in a way, that's progress, isn't it?

00:11:48.460 I mean, Jolie and Freeland were explicitly quota hires by Trudeau.

00:11:54.520 They were DEI hires, diversity hires.

00:11:57.640 Remember this?

00:11:58.240 Your cabinet, you said, looks a lot like Canada.

00:12:01.080 I understand one of the priorities for you was to have a cabinet that was gender-balanced.

00:12:05.960 Why was that so important to you?

00:12:09.220 Because it's 2015.

00:12:16.020 Canadians elected extraordinary members of parliament from across the country,

00:12:21.860 and I am glad to have been able to highlight a few of them in this cabinet.

00:12:28.720 Yeah, well, Trudeau kept his promise to hire based on gender rather than on merit,

00:12:33.940 and that hasn't worked out well.

00:12:35.920 But bizarrely, Canada as a country and the media political class

00:12:39.360 has sort of accepted the worst finance minister

00:12:42.700 and the worst foreign minister in memory just because they're girls.

00:12:48.160 And that's how we are now, according to our feminist prime minister.

00:12:50.900 We are a mediocre government turning the country more mediocre day by day,

00:12:56.240 and nobody really does anything about it,

00:12:57.740 and we all just sort of accept it as if it's normal.

00:13:00.380 And one tweet from Trump sort of cut through nine years of self-delusion, didn't it?

00:13:05.180 I mean, even Trudeau realized, I can't bring Freeland and Jolie down there.

00:13:09.280 It was clarifying.

00:13:10.260 Trump is deadly serious.

00:13:12.260 Remember the saying, don't take Trump literally.

00:13:14.320 Take him seriously.

00:13:16.000 And Jolie and Freeland just are not serious people.

00:13:18.700 And Trudeau sort of knows it when the crisis comes.

00:13:22.660 But there was no deal done at Mar-a-Lago, was there?

00:13:26.280 Not that President Scheinbaum of Mexico signed a deal that we know of,

00:13:31.320 but she at least bent the knee, at least enough to give Trump a win,

00:13:37.260 or at least something he could call a win optically.

00:13:40.820 Trump is very transactional.

00:13:42.220 Remember where he comes from.

00:13:43.100 He's a business owner, a dealmaker, New York real estate.

00:13:45.720 So if Trump is going to seal that southern border anyways,

00:13:49.600 isn't it to Mexico's advantage to get a kind of moral credit from Trump,

00:13:55.220 to do him a favor by giving him a little win,

00:13:58.140 and to get a favor in return, whatever that is, whenever that is?

00:14:01.980 I think that's how Trump operates.

00:14:04.400 Tit for tat.

00:14:05.640 You're nice to him.

00:14:06.700 He's nice to you.

00:14:08.060 You cross him, he'll cross you.

00:14:09.840 Don't you think that's how he works?

00:14:10.880 I mean, read the art of the deal.

00:14:11.880 That's how he was in New York.

00:14:15.060 We don't even have to go that far.

00:14:16.520 Look at how he was in his first term.

00:14:19.300 So Trudeau flies down to Mar-a-Lago and had dinner with Trump,

00:14:23.240 but nothing was really resolved.

00:14:25.960 And Trump was probably thinking, I just wasted three hours.

00:14:28.120 Now, let me say the most important part of this again.

00:14:32.940 This isn't a trade negotiation.

00:14:35.300 This is a border negotiation.

00:14:36.740 Trump just wants to stop illegal immigrants and illegal drugs from crossing the border.

00:14:41.440 He's not asking for a new trade deal here.

00:14:43.660 He's telling his neighbors to fix their side of the fence,

00:14:46.920 or he will fix the fence in a way they don't want.

00:14:50.480 And as I've said from the outside,

00:14:51.820 why wouldn't Canadians, in the Canadian interest,

00:14:55.380 want to stop that illegal activity on our borders too?

00:14:57.900 That's a point that Pierre Polly have made in reaction to the whole kerfuffle.

00:15:01.640 He believes in solving those same problems,

00:15:04.420 not because of Trump, but because of Canadians.

00:15:06.200 Remember this?

00:15:06.840 I don't want to stop drug overdoses to please Donald Trump.

00:15:11.420 I want to stop drug overdoses

00:15:13.460 so that there's not one more mother with her face buried in a pillow

00:15:17.900 sobbing that she just lost her kid

00:15:20.480 after 47,000 other Canadians have died.

00:15:24.860 That's more than we lost in the Second World War.

00:15:28.120 A 200% annual increase in drug overdose deaths have resulted

00:15:32.280 from Justin Trudeau's radical liberalization of drugs.

00:15:38.300 Justin Trudeau must put partisanship aside,

00:15:40.920 not just for the sake of Team Canada,

00:15:43.920 but for the sake of our people

00:15:46.360 and fully reverse his liberalization of drugs.

00:15:51.260 Ban them,

00:15:52.260 prosecute those who traffic in them,

00:15:54.080 secure our borders against the illegal importation of fentanyl ingredients,

00:15:58.660 put people in treatment and recovery

00:16:00.560 to bring our loved ones home drug-free.

00:16:04.600 That is necessary now more than ever.

00:16:08.060 Look,

00:16:11.220 President Trump

00:16:12.420 has the right

00:16:14.560 to put his workers

00:16:16.140 and his nation's security first.

00:16:19.220 I will put Canada's workers

00:16:22.220 and Canada's security first.

00:16:25.300 We need a Prime Minister

00:16:26.440 with the strength and the smarts,

00:16:28.840 the brains and the backbone

00:16:30.280 to stand up for this country,

00:16:32.840 to rebuild our security.

00:16:34.620 I think that's exactly right.

00:16:35.800 Sometimes Canada has a trade war with the U.S.

00:16:39.100 over some policy project up here

00:16:42.320 like softwood lumber or our dairy cartel.

00:16:44.980 You can't,

00:16:45.760 I mean,

00:16:46.040 you can disagree with Canadian policies

00:16:48.280 on softwood lumber or dairy cartel.

00:16:51.160 I totally disagree with supply management and dairy,

00:16:53.320 but the Canadian government

00:16:54.980 and Parliament believes they're important,

00:16:57.360 so the Canadian government believes

00:16:59.140 they're worth fighting for.

00:17:00.460 Fine.

00:17:01.300 Agree or disagree with the policy,

00:17:02.620 it is not immoral or improper

00:17:05.380 to fight for Canadian industries,

00:17:07.080 but who on earth

00:17:09.020 would fight to the death

00:17:10.100 for criminal traffickers,

00:17:13.440 illegal immigrants,

00:17:14.840 drug cartels?

00:17:16.740 Trump is asking for a security change,

00:17:19.580 and he's using the economy

00:17:21.080 as a big stick to threaten us with.

00:17:23.600 Obviously,

00:17:24.100 he doesn't want to follow through

00:17:25.140 on that threat of terrorism.

00:17:26.220 If he wanted to,

00:17:27.360 he would just do it.

00:17:28.420 He wants the border closed,

00:17:29.720 and he's trying to get our attention.

00:17:30.880 Imagine Canada humming and hawing

00:17:33.240 over stopping illegal drugs

00:17:34.740 coming into the United States.

00:17:36.800 I think Trump was,

00:17:38.080 in a way,

00:17:39.080 giving both Trudeau

00:17:40.020 and Mexico's Scheinbaum

00:17:41.580 an easy way

00:17:42.440 for a quick win.

00:17:45.000 They should have a negotiation

00:17:46.840 with Trump on the phone

00:17:48.140 or in person

00:17:48.680 and agree,

00:17:50.360 in principle,

00:17:51.020 to fix the borders

00:17:51.780 and have Trump's warm words

00:17:53.980 in return

00:17:54.460 and likely a favor

00:17:55.500 in return.

00:17:56.280 These are transactions

00:17:57.040 doing business,

00:17:58.080 solving problems.

00:17:58.760 That's the Trump way,

00:17:59.580 don't you know?

00:18:01.540 Scheinbaum took that deal.

00:18:02.900 Trudeau did not.

00:18:04.920 And that is on purpose,

00:18:06.240 my friends.

00:18:08.300 And Trump has noticed.

00:18:09.560 So,

00:18:10.200 Trump started to poke at Trudeau.

00:18:12.540 Someone at the Mar-a-Lago dinner

00:18:14.020 leaked to the media

00:18:15.080 that Trump had joked

00:18:16.260 about Canada becoming

00:18:17.740 the 51st state.

00:18:18.820 Here is a clip,

00:18:19.900 I think this is on Fox.

00:18:20.840 And tonight,

00:18:21.360 we're getting some new details

00:18:22.580 about that Trump-Trudeau dinner

00:18:24.340 from two people

00:18:25.320 who were at the table.

00:18:26.160 We are told

00:18:26.860 that when Trudeau

00:18:28.420 told President-elect Trump

00:18:30.160 that new tariffs

00:18:31.260 would kill

00:18:32.020 the Canadian economy,

00:18:33.520 Trump joked to him

00:18:34.760 that if Canada

00:18:35.360 can't survive

00:18:36.340 without ripping off

00:18:37.540 the U.S.

00:18:37.980 to the tune

00:18:38.360 of $100 billion a year,

00:18:40.440 then maybe

00:18:41.200 Canada should become

00:18:42.460 the 51st state

00:18:44.060 and Trudeau

00:18:45.160 could become

00:18:46.020 its governor.

00:18:47.260 It's a joke.

00:18:48.900 I think the fact

00:18:49.920 that it was leaked

00:18:50.580 shows the meeting

00:18:51.420 wasn't really a success.

00:18:52.700 But the reaction

00:18:54.460 to that joke

00:18:56.040 was so predictable.

00:18:58.120 I mean,

00:18:58.340 here's just one example.

00:18:59.740 Trump on his

00:19:00.320 True Social

00:19:00.880 this morning

00:19:01.700 greeted the Prime Minister

00:19:04.620 as the governor

00:19:07.040 of the 51st state.

00:19:08.760 Something along that line.

00:19:10.120 Have you seen that?

00:19:10.980 Do you have any thoughts

00:19:11.720 about that?

00:19:12.320 About the dynamics

00:19:13.080 of the relationship?

00:19:14.000 I haven't seen that,

00:19:15.140 so I probably shouldn't comment.

00:19:16.240 Just that with the

00:19:17.420 True Social post

00:19:18.580 of Donald Trump

00:19:20.580 planting a Canadian flag

00:19:22.640 on a Canadian mountain,

00:19:23.660 I have to say

00:19:24.220 that to the extent

00:19:25.860 that this 51st state

00:19:27.260 thing was a joke,

00:19:28.180 it's not funny.

00:19:29.640 And I find that

00:19:30.960 pursuing it

00:19:31.900 on social media

00:19:32.780 makes me increasingly nervous.

00:19:35.180 Mr. Trump has,

00:19:37.800 we have to be very,

00:19:38.820 very careful

00:19:39.200 with the president-elect

00:19:40.240 and we have to pull together,

00:19:42.360 I think,

00:19:42.760 all opposition party leaders

00:19:44.000 and premiers,

00:19:46.100 all elements

00:19:47.020 of the Canadian

00:19:47.700 political establishment

00:19:48.820 such as we are,

00:19:50.100 better pull together

00:19:51.220 to make sure

00:19:51.720 we don't create

00:19:52.440 any cracks

00:19:53.220 that allow Fox News

00:19:54.900 or Mr. Trump's

00:19:56.220 social media

00:19:56.800 to exploit us

00:19:57.740 and say things

00:19:58.660 about Canada

00:19:59.260 that aren't true.

00:20:00.340 Yeah, calm down, sister.

00:20:01.900 It's a joke.

00:20:02.640 You don't have to think

00:20:03.180 it's funny,

00:20:04.060 but it was a joke.

00:20:06.700 And Trump is a jokester.

00:20:08.460 I think he's

00:20:09.520 naturally entertaining.

00:20:10.760 He's a natural storyteller

00:20:11.920 and he tells jokes.

00:20:13.260 I mean,

00:20:13.440 have you ever watched

00:20:14.000 any of his rallies?

00:20:14.860 In a way,

00:20:15.460 it's sometimes

00:20:15.880 like a stand-up routine.

00:20:17.320 And if you're a jokester,

00:20:19.640 if you like having some fun,

00:20:21.740 and if you see

00:20:23.320 the gnashing of teeth

00:20:24.560 from your opponents

00:20:25.340 and how thin-skinned people are,

00:20:27.680 especially up here in Canada,

00:20:29.720 you double down.

00:20:30.840 That's the New York way,

00:20:32.440 I guess.

00:20:34.000 So Trump published

00:20:35.320 this joke again

00:20:36.840 in the form of a tweet

00:20:38.240 of him standing

00:20:39.060 with a flag

00:20:39.800 looking like

00:20:40.260 he's going to invade Canada.

00:20:42.220 I think that's actually

00:20:42.860 the Swiss mountain,

00:20:44.180 the Matterhorn,

00:20:44.800 or something.

00:20:45.180 And oh my God,

00:20:46.940 did our country's

00:20:47.580 best and brightest

00:20:48.340 take the bait?

00:20:51.060 So Trump did it

00:20:52.260 a third time,

00:20:53.460 deliberately calling Trudeau

00:20:54.720 the governor,

00:20:55.580 the governor

00:20:57.060 of the state of Canada.

00:20:59.140 Do you really think

00:20:59.760 that Trump didn't know

00:21:00.960 that he's the prime minister

00:21:02.620 of the country,

00:21:03.620 not the governor

00:21:04.720 of his state?

00:21:05.980 Of course he knew.

00:21:07.640 He was poking and prodding.

00:21:09.300 You could say

00:21:09.900 it's all in jest,

00:21:11.480 but in a way

00:21:12.740 it's actually deadly serious.

00:21:13.840 Trump wants

00:21:14.320 the border fixed.

00:21:15.800 He asked.

00:21:16.460 I'm not going to say

00:21:17.020 he asked nicely,

00:21:18.480 but he asked.

00:21:20.440 And Trudeau

00:21:21.260 didn't say sure,

00:21:22.280 or he didn't say yes,

00:21:23.480 I agree in principle,

00:21:24.580 we just got to,

00:21:25.420 the devil's in the details.

00:21:26.380 And that's a very

00:21:26.920 fair thing to say.

00:21:28.380 I think that's sort of

00:21:29.260 how the Mexican said it.

00:21:31.040 Devil's in the details.

00:21:31.880 Yes,

00:21:33.020 but we got to work on it.

00:21:34.020 Of course,

00:21:34.480 you're not going to solve

00:21:35.040 the problem

00:21:35.380 in a 15 minute phone call.

00:21:37.420 Trudeau responded

00:21:38.500 with delay

00:21:39.360 and obfuscation

00:21:40.860 and some of his ministers

00:21:42.200 started talking tough,

00:21:43.900 maybe implying

00:21:45.240 that they could cut off

00:21:46.120 American access

00:21:46.880 to some Canadian resources.

00:21:48.960 Here's Chrystia Freeland

00:21:50.380 talking tough about

00:21:51.380 how much America

00:21:52.500 depends on us.

00:21:53.580 So the prime minister

00:21:55.200 was really clear yesterday.

00:21:58.580 He said that,

00:22:00.280 of course,

00:22:01.020 Canada would respond

00:22:02.520 to unjustified tariffs.

00:22:07.600 Our focus

00:22:08.800 is on achieving

00:22:10.700 a win-win outcome.

00:22:12.420 And our focus

00:22:13.520 is on really explaining

00:22:16.480 to our American partners,

00:22:18.240 our American neighbors,

00:22:19.200 that the trading relationship

00:22:21.660 with Canada

00:22:22.480 is balanced

00:22:24.020 and mutually beneficial.

00:22:26.180 And it's a very

00:22:27.320 special relationship

00:22:28.480 because Canada

00:22:29.900 is the largest market

00:22:32.280 for the U.S.

00:22:33.480 We are a bigger

00:22:35.120 export market

00:22:36.340 for the United States

00:22:37.460 than China,

00:22:39.120 Japan,

00:22:39.980 the U.K.,

00:22:40.620 and France combined.

00:22:42.160 That puts us

00:22:43.100 in a really special position.

00:22:45.040 And, of course,

00:22:46.440 Canada supplies

00:22:47.460 to the United States

00:22:49.240 things America

00:22:50.740 absolutely critically needs.

00:22:53.580 Oil,

00:22:54.580 electricity,

00:22:55.820 uranium,

00:22:56.960 critical minerals

00:22:57.640 and metals.

00:22:58.720 So we believe

00:23:00.920 that this is

00:23:02.060 a mutually beneficial,

00:23:04.000 balanced,

00:23:04.740 and win-win

00:23:05.460 trading relationship.

00:23:07.060 And we're taking

00:23:08.460 the time

00:23:09.120 to explain

00:23:10.900 to our American partners

00:23:13.440 that that is the case.

00:23:15.320 Here's Francois-Philippe Champagne

00:23:16.880 talking about,

00:23:17.920 well,

00:23:18.040 America better watch out.

00:23:19.240 Champagne,

00:23:19.800 do you see this

00:23:20.420 as a bargaining tactic

00:23:21.460 or do you think

00:23:21.960 we're really going to see

00:23:22.700 25% tariffs?

00:23:24.920 Listen,

00:23:25.320 what I can do

00:23:26.180 is that,

00:23:26.800 you know,

00:23:27.620 we have to take that seriously,

00:23:28.980 there's no doubt.

00:23:29.860 On the other hand,

00:23:30.760 I would say

00:23:31.080 the preparation

00:23:31.660 that we've done

00:23:32.420 is going to be

00:23:33.340 material in our discussions.

00:23:35.320 But it's an executive order.

00:23:36.680 Yeah,

00:23:36.920 well,

00:23:37.320 we have had

00:23:38.060 a number of discussions.

00:23:39.300 We'll continue to have

00:23:40.160 President Trump

00:23:41.240 is not president

00:23:41.820 for two months.

00:23:42.520 So we still have,

00:23:43.440 you know,

00:23:44.140 a number of weeks

00:23:44.920 to engage.

00:23:45.860 We'll make sure

00:23:46.580 that everything

00:23:47.340 that we have said

00:23:48.080 about the strategic nature

00:23:49.260 of our relationship,

00:23:50.320 about security,

00:23:51.280 supply chain resiliency,

00:23:52.480 and making sure

00:23:53.400 that they understand

00:23:54.040 that this would have

00:23:54.600 an impact on the U.S. economy

00:23:55.780 if you just think

00:23:56.380 about the energy sector

00:23:57.440 in particular.

00:23:58.480 So we're going to be

00:23:59.160 making sure of that.

00:24:00.320 And bottom line,

00:24:01.080 we'll do like we always do.

00:24:02.260 We'll stand up for Canada.

00:24:03.380 We'll stand up for the workers.

00:24:04.540 We'll stand up for our industry.

00:24:05.440 Yeah,

00:24:06.180 I don't think

00:24:07.080 you're going to be able

00:24:07.920 to shake down America,

00:24:09.220 at least not with Trump

00:24:10.040 in charge,

00:24:10.360 just a guess.

00:24:11.160 Doug Ford,

00:24:11.840 not the sharpest knife

00:24:13.000 in the drawer,

00:24:13.800 was angry too.

00:24:15.220 What I found unfair

00:24:16.740 about the comments

00:24:17.960 is to compare us

00:24:19.620 to Mexico.

00:24:21.240 And I can tell you,

00:24:22.400 Canada is no Mexico.

00:24:24.840 We do,

00:24:26.460 approximately,

00:24:28.140 just Ontario alone,

00:24:29.160 $500 billion

00:24:29.880 of two-way trade.

00:24:31.460 I found his comments

00:24:33.920 unfair.

00:24:35.480 I found them insulting.

00:24:37.820 It's like a family member

00:24:39.300 stabbing you right in the heart.

00:24:42.060 Spent a lot of time

00:24:43.240 in the U.S.

00:24:44.780 And I have yet

00:24:46.100 to talk to one American

00:24:48.080 that has any issue

00:24:49.920 with Canadians.

00:24:52.700 We see drugs flow

00:24:54.400 from Mexico,

00:24:55.500 coming up through California,

00:24:57.840 in through B.C.,

00:24:58.980 into Alberta,

00:25:00.480 into Ontario,

00:25:01.460 and what we need to do

00:25:03.800 is take that threat seriously.

00:25:06.020 I had a conversation

00:25:07.240 with the Prime Minister

00:25:08.120 after he spoke

00:25:08.900 to President-elect Trump

00:25:10.040 last night.

00:25:11.900 The threat is serious.

00:25:14.260 We need to do better

00:25:15.280 on our borders.

00:25:17.260 We need to give

00:25:18.220 the resources

00:25:18.840 to CBSA,

00:25:20.220 which are fine people,

00:25:22.280 and I know,

00:25:23.040 talking to other premiers

00:25:24.000 last night,

00:25:25.140 that we will do

00:25:26.200 everything we can

00:25:27.100 as provincial governments

00:25:29.280 and territorial governments

00:25:30.900 to secure our borders.

00:25:33.520 Yeah, look,

00:25:34.140 that's not actually true.

00:25:36.420 Every single province

00:25:37.460 in Canada

00:25:38.620 is poorer

00:25:39.480 than every single state

00:25:42.000 in the United States.

00:25:42.700 We are poorer

00:25:43.340 than Mississippi

00:25:44.320 or Alabama.

00:25:47.240 But look,

00:25:48.040 it's not about that.

00:25:49.740 This is not about

00:25:50.940 a trade war.

00:25:51.640 That's the low IQ take.

00:25:53.140 That's the CBC

00:25:53.960 take on things.

00:25:55.500 Trump is using

00:25:56.700 the threat

00:25:57.560 of an economic sanction

00:25:59.240 to get what he really wants,

00:26:00.880 a border.

00:26:02.580 He wants to end

00:26:03.360 people trafficking

00:26:04.140 and drug trafficking.

00:26:05.620 Anyone who says

00:26:06.720 their response

00:26:08.200 is to declare

00:26:08.780 their own economic war

00:26:10.160 against Trump

00:26:10.620 is being deliberately

00:26:11.680 foolish.

00:26:14.020 Why wouldn't you

00:26:14.720 just fix the border?

00:26:17.400 Well, what if you're

00:26:18.360 a much-hated

00:26:19.500 Prime Minister of Canada?

00:26:21.920 Your own caucus

00:26:22.920 is in rebellion

00:26:23.660 against you.

00:26:25.120 You're barely

00:26:25.780 at 20%

00:26:26.580 in every single poll.

00:26:28.360 You're about to be

00:26:29.120 crushed by the

00:26:29.800 conservative leader

00:26:30.380 Pierre Polyev.

00:26:31.740 If the trend

00:26:32.600 of the past year

00:26:33.200 continues,

00:26:33.700 then there's no reason

00:26:34.280 it won't.

00:26:36.000 Polyev,

00:26:36.440 as we've shown you

00:26:36.960 a dozen times,

00:26:37.600 is ahead amongst

00:26:38.640 all demographic groups,

00:26:40.680 including young people,

00:26:41.840 including visible minorities,

00:26:43.560 including women.

00:26:45.020 Trudeau has no real

00:26:46.300 base left

00:26:47.260 other than the public sector

00:26:48.520 and I think

00:26:49.540 pro-Hamas voters,

00:26:51.000 which is why

00:26:51.420 he brings

00:26:51.840 so many of them in.

00:26:54.060 And Polyev knows

00:26:54.780 a big reason

00:26:55.540 why the country

00:26:56.160 is fed up with him

00:26:56.780 because no one

00:26:57.300 can afford

00:26:57.840 anything anymore.

00:26:59.420 The cost of housing,

00:27:00.280 the cost of groceries,

00:27:01.460 the cost of fuel,

00:27:02.520 the cost of energy.

00:27:04.280 Polyev keeps saying

00:27:05.240 we need a carbon tax election.

00:27:07.380 He loves to say that

00:27:08.420 because he knows

00:27:09.160 that is why people

00:27:10.120 are worried.

00:27:11.280 And when people

00:27:11.820 are worried,

00:27:12.300 they get mad

00:27:12.700 at the government

00:27:13.140 and Trudeau is so

00:27:13.960 out of touch,

00:27:14.820 it's easy.

00:27:15.680 I mean,

00:27:15.800 here's Trudeau

00:27:16.280 telling people

00:27:16.920 the other day

00:27:17.520 that they should

00:27:19.060 not make the price

00:27:21.100 of food and housing

00:27:22.180 a priority.

00:27:23.160 They should care more

00:27:24.180 about global warming?

00:27:26.040 The challenge

00:27:27.160 we're facing right now

00:27:28.520 is that the direct pressures

00:27:30.820 on individuals

00:27:31.700 and households,

00:27:33.240 the affordability crisis,

00:27:35.300 being kicked in the teeth

00:27:36.740 by inflation

00:27:37.420 around the world

00:27:38.100 over the past few years,

00:27:40.040 the concerns

00:27:41.120 around the rapid pace

00:27:42.820 of change,

00:27:43.800 the instabilities

00:27:44.780 we're seeing,

00:27:45.480 the shifting geopolitics,

00:27:47.000 the disruptions

00:27:48.320 of the supply chain

00:27:49.360 have a lot

00:27:50.400 of individual citizens,

00:27:52.680 voters, families

00:27:53.600 really worried

00:27:55.520 that they're not able

00:27:57.220 to make ends meet.

00:27:58.760 And it's really,

00:28:00.020 really easy

00:28:00.720 when you're in

00:28:01.320 a short-term survive,

00:28:03.340 I've got to be able

00:28:03.800 to pay the rent this month,

00:28:05.220 I've got to be able

00:28:05.680 to buy groceries

00:28:06.420 for my kids,

00:28:07.880 to say,

00:28:08.540 okay,

00:28:09.280 let's put climate change

00:28:12.020 as a slightly lower priority.

00:28:14.360 And that's something

00:28:16.100 that's instinctive.

00:28:17.040 When the storm comes,

00:28:17.960 you want to hunker down

00:28:19.140 and just sort of huddle up

00:28:20.240 and wait for it to blow over.

00:28:21.620 We can't do that

00:28:23.120 around climate change.

00:28:25.080 And unfortunately,

00:28:26.260 we have an awful lot

00:28:27.640 of political amplification

00:28:29.580 of the kind of narrative

00:28:32.680 that is directly opposed to that.

00:28:34.540 It's, you know,

00:28:35.560 some very, very profitable

00:28:36.980 oil and gas companies

00:28:38.220 and entrenched interests

00:28:39.960 that very much want people

00:28:42.160 to, you know,

00:28:43.180 put in opposition

00:28:44.420 affordability

00:28:45.760 and the fight

00:28:46.620 against climate change.

00:28:47.540 And that's really

00:28:48.540 the challenge

00:28:49.100 we have to take on.

00:28:50.020 Everyone sort of understands,

00:28:51.020 oh, yes,

00:28:51.340 we need to grow an economy

00:28:52.960 and protect the environment

00:28:54.400 at the same time.

00:28:55.280 Not to be outdone,

00:28:56.060 you'll remember

00:28:56.420 that Chrystia Freeland's

00:28:57.300 advice a few months ago

00:28:58.240 was if you can't pay your bills,

00:28:59.860 just cancel Disney Plus.

00:29:01.700 Then you'll be able to pay

00:29:02.720 for your groceries

00:29:03.440 and your mortgage.

00:29:04.600 And I think Canadian families

00:29:05.820 are looking really closely

00:29:07.460 at all of their expenses.

00:29:09.120 I personally,

00:29:10.200 as a mother and wife,

00:29:11.640 look carefully

00:29:12.800 at my credit card bill

00:29:14.000 once a month.

00:29:15.080 And last Sunday,

00:29:16.140 I said to the kids,

00:29:17.340 you're older now,

00:29:18.140 you don't want to watch

00:29:19.080 Disney anymore.

00:29:20.240 Let's cut that

00:29:21.480 Disney Plus subscription.

00:29:23.580 So we cut it.

00:29:24.820 It's only $13.99 a month

00:29:26.960 that we're saving,

00:29:27.940 but every little bit helps.

00:29:30.140 And I think every mother

00:29:31.540 in Canada

00:29:32.260 is doing that right now.

00:29:34.380 Now that line

00:29:35.060 didn't work out so well.

00:29:35.860 She's trying out a new one.

00:29:37.300 She's saying we're simply

00:29:38.240 in a vibe session.

00:29:40.260 She really said that.

00:29:41.420 A lot of economists

00:29:42.600 have been talking about

00:29:43.520 the vibe session

00:29:44.720 and the fact that Canadians

00:29:47.120 just aren't feeling good

00:29:48.520 and that that is having

00:29:50.080 real economic consequences.

00:29:53.060 And the Canadian economists

00:29:55.320 making that point are right.

00:29:57.800 That's even stupider

00:29:58.940 than Trudeau's phrase

00:30:00.120 a while back of a,

00:30:02.140 not a recession,

00:30:03.020 but a she session.

00:30:04.200 He even,

00:30:04.620 he said that.

00:30:05.520 It is exactly the example

00:30:08.820 of the kinds of things

00:30:09.960 you need to do

00:30:10.800 to counter the she session

00:30:13.780 and turn it into a she covering.

00:30:16.580 Fact is,

00:30:17.780 the conservatives

00:30:18.560 don't talk about that

00:30:20.160 in their lengthy platform.

00:30:22.520 So hear me out.

00:30:24.360 The Canadian economy

00:30:25.720 is actually in a shambles.

00:30:27.140 We're getting poorer.

00:30:29.160 Pierre Polyev is popular

00:30:30.420 in large part because of that.

00:30:31.920 Trudeau is absolutely

00:30:34.080 going to lose

00:30:34.880 the next election.

00:30:35.720 But what if

00:30:36.720 Trudeau doesn't have

00:30:39.240 to run against Polyev?

00:30:41.260 What if he can run

00:30:42.960 against Donald Trump?

00:30:43.960 Now, I know Donald Trump

00:30:44.720 is not a Canadian.

00:30:45.780 He's not on the ballot.

00:30:46.700 But what if Trudeau

00:30:47.520 sets himself up

00:30:49.020 as the anti-Trump

00:30:50.220 and the only one

00:30:53.780 who will fight

00:30:54.260 to save Canada

00:30:54.960 against Trump?

00:30:56.860 You know the media

00:30:57.640 is going to love it.

00:30:58.200 They love to hate Trump.

00:31:00.220 There's a lot of

00:31:00.940 Trump derangement syndrome

00:31:01.960 in Canada already,

00:31:03.140 especially in the media

00:31:04.420 because we don't have

00:31:05.180 a counterweight

00:31:05.960 to the CBC

00:31:07.280 like the Old Sun News Network.

00:31:09.180 We don't have a Fox News.

00:31:10.120 Rebel News is trying our best

00:31:11.520 but we're still small

00:31:12.260 by comparison.

00:31:13.640 The media would love

00:31:14.600 the battle.

00:31:15.080 They would love to cheer

00:31:15.880 for Trudeau again

00:31:16.840 by having him insult Trump.

00:31:19.280 Trudeau and Freeland

00:31:20.080 have already been

00:31:20.700 practicing their language,

00:31:22.240 talking about maple MAGA.

00:31:24.500 That's what they're calling

00:31:25.400 right-wing Canadians

00:31:26.320 or something,

00:31:27.320 you know,

00:31:27.560 MAGA,

00:31:28.000 Make America Great.

00:31:28.740 Maple MAGA.

00:31:30.140 It doesn't roll off the tongue.

00:31:31.700 Thank you for

00:31:32.880 your remonstrations

00:31:34.360 but I have to tell you

00:31:35.880 speaking for myself,

00:31:37.700 for I'll playground insults

00:31:39.820 from the maple syrup MAGA

00:31:41.860 don't bother me.

00:31:43.620 Yes.

00:31:44.280 Yes.

00:31:45.080 Yes.

00:31:46.000 Yes.

00:31:46.920 Yes.

00:31:48.440 Yes.

00:31:49.040 Yes.

00:31:51.100 Mr. Speaker,

00:31:52.560 I can handle it

00:31:53.780 but what makes me

00:31:55.060 really mad,

00:31:56.980 what I can't handle

00:31:59.060 what I can't handle

00:31:59.080 is seeing crocodile tears

00:32:02.680 from these conservatives.

00:32:05.120 The only time they care

00:32:06.980 of notice vulnerable Canadians

00:32:09.220 is for a partisan photo app.

00:32:11.940 We care about Canadians.

00:32:13.500 They just care about themselves.

00:32:14.980 You know,

00:32:15.460 they're really not that good

00:32:16.580 at giving nicknames.

00:32:17.540 Trump is the master

00:32:18.520 of giving nicknames,

00:32:19.680 isn't he?

00:32:20.000 We saw a bit of this

00:32:21.940 the other day though.

00:32:23.180 I don't know if you saw

00:32:23.800 True North

00:32:24.700 had a story about a survey

00:32:26.160 of Canadian Armed Forces personnel

00:32:27.580 and the survey

00:32:29.360 they were told to take

00:32:30.700 asking if they had seen

00:32:33.260 any extremism in the military

00:32:34.540 from their colleagues

00:32:35.260 and they gave an example

00:32:36.540 if someone had a hat

00:32:39.000 that said

00:32:40.000 make Canada great again,

00:32:41.860 that was considered extremism.

00:32:44.780 By the way,

00:32:45.080 that's not an extreme idea.

00:32:46.120 I think many of us

00:32:48.240 would love to make

00:32:48.760 Canada great again.

00:32:49.820 I think almost everyone would.

00:32:51.700 And as far as that slogan goes,

00:32:52.780 I don't know if you know

00:32:53.180 Rebel News actually

00:32:53.900 trademarked that

00:32:54.580 a long time ago.

00:32:56.540 We should have a special sale

00:32:58.000 on at our store

00:32:58.720 for Canadian soldiers,

00:32:59.900 a special discount.

00:33:02.000 If you're a Canadian soldier,

00:33:03.140 you get the hat

00:33:03.740 at a reduced price.

00:33:04.880 So Trudeau would love

00:33:06.420 to be the world's anti-Trump.

00:33:09.560 Even though other countries

00:33:10.580 around the world,

00:33:11.140 even left-wing countries

00:33:11.960 are lining up

00:33:12.880 to improve their relations

00:33:13.860 with Trump and America.

00:33:14.740 I mean, both Zelensky

00:33:16.700 and Putin

00:33:17.860 are trying to suck up

00:33:19.740 to Trump.

00:33:20.140 I don't know if you saw this.

00:33:21.000 This is Putin

00:33:21.500 praising Trump

00:33:22.960 the other day.

00:33:24.360 Well, probably just like me,

00:33:26.380 you are amazed

00:33:28.140 not by the fact

00:33:29.700 that absolutely uncivilized

00:33:33.640 means had been used

00:33:35.300 against Trump

00:33:36.200 all the way up

00:33:37.700 to assassination attempts,

00:33:39.760 numerous assassination attempts.

00:33:42.340 And I think he's not safe

00:33:43.620 even now.

00:33:48.580 The history of the United States

00:33:49.960 has known many cases,

00:33:53.300 but I think President Trump

00:33:55.560 is a smart person

00:33:57.180 and a cautious one,

00:33:59.720 I hope.

00:34:01.420 But what amazed me most

00:34:04.080 that in fighting him

00:34:06.940 not only

00:34:08.020 Trump

00:34:10.200 was subjected

00:34:11.840 to humiliating

00:34:13.700 court procedures,

00:34:15.400 accusations

00:34:17.060 and so on,

00:34:18.040 but

00:34:18.240 his family was attacked

00:34:20.340 as well,

00:34:21.020 his children

00:34:21.560 was attacked.

00:34:22.980 Gangsters

00:34:23.900 don't do this

00:34:24.700 in Russia.

00:34:26.560 When criminal gangs fight,

00:34:28.680 they don't touch

00:34:29.700 children and women.

00:34:32.620 It's men

00:34:33.240 who fight

00:34:33.980 among themselves.

00:34:35.320 But those guys

00:34:36.900 stooped

00:34:38.520 as low as that.

00:34:39.900 I think this is so...

00:34:41.660 This looks

00:34:46.360 so bad

00:34:48.260 that it only

00:34:48.900 reaffirms,

00:34:50.620 reconfirms

00:34:51.700 how low

00:34:52.360 the political system

00:34:53.920 of the United States

00:34:54.700 has fallen.

00:34:55.140 And don't tell me

00:34:56.520 it's because

00:34:57.360 Trump is pro-Russia.

00:34:59.280 Both Zelensky

00:35:00.300 and Putin

00:35:01.020 are trying to

00:35:01.540 ingratiate themselves

00:35:02.540 with Trump

00:35:03.380 because they know

00:35:03.940 Trump is a decider.

00:35:05.420 Trump is going to

00:35:06.320 set the course

00:35:07.260 of the end

00:35:07.940 of that war

00:35:08.540 and neither of them

00:35:10.220 sucked up to Biden.

00:35:11.400 I mean,

00:35:11.620 I suppose Zelensky

00:35:12.300 sucked up to Biden

00:35:13.080 for money,

00:35:13.880 but they didn't

00:35:14.900 respect Biden.

00:35:17.100 Zelensky was

00:35:17.640 positively embracing

00:35:18.760 Trump in Paris.

00:35:20.740 Putin is praising

00:35:21.500 Trump's courage.

00:35:22.720 Terrorists like the Houthis

00:35:24.060 are announcing

00:35:24.960 that they're stopping

00:35:25.700 their attacks

00:35:26.280 on freighters

00:35:26.860 in the Red Sea.

00:35:27.580 That happened

00:35:27.900 right after the election.

00:35:29.240 Every country

00:35:29.820 in the world

00:35:30.200 is trying to

00:35:30.760 reconnect with Trump,

00:35:32.400 even the hard

00:35:33.260 left-wing

00:35:33.880 British Labour Party.

00:35:35.600 Here's David Lammy,

00:35:36.520 their foreign secretary,

00:35:37.580 who has in the past

00:35:38.880 called Trump

00:35:39.800 a neo-Nazi

00:35:40.760 and a misogynist.

00:35:42.300 Listen to him,

00:35:42.980 praise Trump.

00:35:44.060 So April 2019,

00:35:46.120 you said,

00:35:46.920 deluded,

00:35:47.680 dishonest,

00:35:48.700 xenophobic,

00:35:49.600 narcissistic,

00:35:50.720 Donald Trump

00:35:51.340 is no friend

00:35:52.540 of Britain.

00:35:53.240 Have you changed

00:35:54.560 your mind

00:35:55.080 or is that

00:35:55.860 still your view?

00:35:57.360 Here, Chris,

00:35:58.140 I'm sitting here

00:35:58.800 as foreign secretary.

00:36:00.460 I've had a meal

00:36:01.440 with Donald Trump.

00:36:02.580 I've met Donald Trump.

00:36:03.820 Did you talk about

00:36:04.420 this stuff?

00:36:04.820 Did you apologise?

00:36:05.800 Did he bring it up?

00:36:06.560 Not even vaguely.

00:36:08.300 I've got to say,

00:36:09.260 I found him to be

00:36:10.460 a very gracious host.

00:36:13.020 Did he offer you

00:36:13.880 a second portion

00:36:14.660 of chicken

00:36:15.060 or something out here?

00:36:15.880 He did offer me

00:36:16.540 a second portion

00:36:17.420 of chicken.

00:36:17.980 He was very generous,

00:36:21.120 very gracious,

00:36:23.000 very keen

00:36:24.500 to make sure

00:36:25.280 that we felt

00:36:26.120 relaxed and comfortable

00:36:27.640 in his surroundings.

00:36:29.260 He was funny.

00:36:31.140 He was warm

00:36:32.180 about the UK,

00:36:34.040 very warm

00:36:35.100 about the royal family,

00:36:36.180 I've got to tell you.

00:36:37.100 He's not doing that

00:36:37.960 because he believes it.

00:36:39.500 He's doing that

00:36:40.180 because it's in the interests

00:36:41.680 of the UK

00:36:42.260 to get along with Trump.

00:36:43.820 Here's the future

00:36:44.500 king of England,

00:36:46.300 happy to meet Trump.

00:36:47.140 It's Prince William.

00:36:49.600 Whoa, what a nice group.

00:36:52.160 He's a good man,

00:36:53.160 that's why.

00:36:56.800 I'm going up here

00:36:57.860 a good time.

00:36:58.680 He's a beautiful show.

00:37:00.120 Hello, everybody.

00:37:02.700 He's doing a fantastic job.

00:37:04.140 Thank you.

00:37:04.760 Thank you so much.

00:37:05.860 So, look,

00:37:06.600 all these leaders

00:37:07.280 in the world,

00:37:07.720 they don't love Trump.

00:37:08.900 Some of them

00:37:09.280 get along with him.

00:37:09.980 I mean,

00:37:10.200 the president of El Salvador,

00:37:12.040 the president of,

00:37:13.160 the prime minister of Hungary,

00:37:14.860 they really do like Trump.

00:37:16.440 But the others

00:37:17.880 just know

00:37:18.360 it's in their national interest.

00:37:19.440 It's not about being friends.

00:37:20.940 It's what is in the national interest

00:37:22.700 of the United Kingdom.

00:37:24.040 What is in the national interest

00:37:25.560 of Ukraine?

00:37:27.160 It is to get a good deal

00:37:28.660 with Trump.

00:37:29.160 I think Trudeau

00:37:30.280 is stuck in 2016 mode

00:37:33.180 with his anti-Trump attitude.

00:37:35.540 I don't think he's

00:37:36.340 freshened up his thinking

00:37:37.980 in nearly 10 years.

00:37:38.880 I don't think that will work

00:37:40.860 in 2024.

00:37:41.540 It's like Trudeau's

00:37:43.000 fancy socks gimmick.

00:37:44.860 It barely worked back then.

00:37:47.100 No one cares now.

00:37:48.440 It looks sort of sad

00:37:49.360 and played out.

00:37:50.300 But there's one more

00:37:51.480 diabolical part of this.

00:37:54.380 Canada's economy

00:37:55.060 is in trouble.

00:37:56.620 We've been in recession

00:37:57.480 for many months

00:37:58.220 on a per capita basis.

00:38:00.100 We're getting poorer,

00:38:01.720 each one of us,

00:38:02.640 month after month.

00:38:03.320 The only reason

00:38:04.120 the national GDP number

00:38:06.160 is growing

00:38:06.680 is because Trudeau

00:38:07.800 is bringing in

00:38:08.400 millions of people

00:38:09.580 every year

00:38:10.360 which artificially inflates

00:38:11.820 the total size

00:38:12.760 of the economy

00:38:13.240 but each of us

00:38:14.320 is getting a smaller

00:38:15.120 pie,

00:38:17.080 our slice of it

00:38:18.080 is getting smaller

00:38:18.720 on an individual basis.

00:38:20.000 We're all getting poorer.

00:38:21.340 That is why

00:38:22.080 Pierre Polyev is winning

00:38:23.620 and winning big

00:38:24.880 on the economy.

00:38:25.700 That's why he talks

00:38:26.420 about the price of things

00:38:28.340 and the carbon tax.

00:38:30.460 But here's where

00:38:31.260 Trudeau's darkest idea

00:38:32.840 comes in.

00:38:35.060 What if instead

00:38:35.920 of fixing the border problem

00:38:37.720 or even just saying

00:38:39.260 he'll fix the border problem

00:38:40.460 like the Mexicans have said

00:38:41.760 what if Trudeau

00:38:43.880 sort of calls Trump's bluff

00:38:46.820 and tries to rally

00:38:48.600 the country against Trump

00:38:49.820 and says

00:38:50.240 bring on the tariffs?

00:38:53.080 It would be insane.

00:38:55.920 I mean Trudeau

00:38:56.360 should fix our borders

00:38:57.240 for its own sake

00:38:58.720 but what if he actually

00:39:01.160 wanted a trade war

00:39:02.800 the harsher the better

00:39:05.480 what if Trudeau actually

00:39:08.120 wanted factories

00:39:09.200 to shut down?

00:39:10.020 What if he actually

00:39:10.620 wanted pain

00:39:12.320 wanted higher unemployment?

00:39:14.580 What if he actually

00:39:15.460 wants things to be worse

00:39:17.000 so he can say

00:39:18.620 I'm fighting against Trump

00:39:21.200 and Polyev isn't

00:39:22.440 and the reason

00:39:23.940 you're hurting financially

00:39:25.200 is not because of my policies

00:39:26.700 in the past nine years

00:39:28.100 it's because of Trump

00:39:28.980 Trump Trump.

00:39:29.800 Trump has done this to you

00:39:31.120 not me.

00:39:31.720 I can fight against Trump

00:39:33.720 Polyev won't.

00:39:36.400 If Trudeau can run

00:39:37.640 against Trump

00:39:38.240 instead of against Polyev

00:39:39.700 if all his campaign

00:39:40.940 literature will be

00:39:41.640 Trump Trump Trump Trump

00:39:42.460 Trump and if Trudeau

00:39:44.640 can blame Trump

00:39:45.980 for our rough economy

00:39:47.620 instead of himself

00:39:48.860 himself and the mismatch

00:39:50.640 in the last nine years

00:39:51.440 does that put Trudeau

00:39:53.700 in a better position

00:39:55.140 to win the 2025

00:39:56.980 Canadian election

00:39:58.780 maybe it does

00:39:59.880 could be

00:40:00.500 now I don't think

00:40:01.960 it'll work

00:40:02.360 I think it's going

00:40:03.080 to do enormous

00:40:04.440 damage to our country

00:40:05.940 but I really think

00:40:08.700 he's going to do that

00:40:09.580 that's why he won't do

00:40:12.200 what the president

00:40:12.820 of Mexico has done

00:40:14.020 that's why

00:40:14.580 he's poking back

00:40:16.160 at Trump

00:40:16.620 every day

00:40:17.300 in his own way

00:40:18.140 not as funny

00:40:19.240 or light-hearted

00:40:20.340 as Trump's tweets

00:40:21.300 but in a way

00:40:22.180 that he knows

00:40:22.820 will prick

00:40:23.340 at Trump's pride

00:40:24.960 calling Trump's supporters

00:40:27.040 stupid and thoughtless

00:40:28.340 calling Trump's supporters

00:40:29.900 sexist

00:40:30.620 implying that Trump

00:40:31.700 himself

00:40:32.260 is those things

00:40:33.800 Justin Trudeau

00:40:34.820 actually wants

00:40:37.020 a trade war

00:40:38.460 against America

00:40:39.480 and he actually

00:40:40.760 wants Canada

00:40:41.580 to lose

00:40:42.580 that trade war

00:40:44.060 because he thinks

00:40:45.000 that even if it

00:40:46.300 turns our economy

00:40:47.160 into a heap

00:40:47.820 of smoldering ashes

00:40:48.960 at least he'll still

00:40:50.400 be the prime minister

00:40:52.380 and really

00:40:53.000 that's all he's ever

00:40:55.140 cared about

00:40:55.720 stay with us

00:40:57.820 for more

00:40:58.440 one of the most

00:41:08.000 entitled people

00:41:09.780 in Canada

00:41:10.580 is a former journalist

00:41:12.340 and lobbyist

00:41:13.140 named Tom Clark

00:41:14.100 he was famous

00:41:15.620 for being on TV

00:41:16.440 for a long time

00:41:17.220 I think his

00:41:17.780 highlight

00:41:18.600 of his journalistic

00:41:19.340 career was when

00:41:20.040 he was in a little plane

00:41:21.000 Tom Clark's a pilot

00:41:22.220 and he had this

00:41:23.520 schtick

00:41:23.840 it was actually

00:41:24.280 quite clever

00:41:24.860 he would go up

00:41:25.980 in a little plane

00:41:26.860 as the pilot

00:41:27.620 and he would have

00:41:28.580 his interviewee

00:41:29.820 subject with him

00:41:31.120 and he would ask

00:41:32.460 him questions

00:41:33.060 and what are you

00:41:33.680 going to do

00:41:34.020 the only way

00:41:34.960 out of that interview

00:41:35.900 is if you bail out

00:41:36.780 with a parachute

00:41:37.460 so he sort of

00:41:39.000 trapped his guests

00:41:40.480 in the plane

00:41:41.660 which is a great way

00:41:43.060 to extract some

00:41:44.200 answers from them

00:41:45.180 on tough questions

00:41:46.160 but of course

00:41:46.800 Tom Clark is smarter

00:41:48.300 than to ask

00:41:49.100 politicians

00:41:49.940 tough questions

00:41:51.540 here's the highlight

00:41:53.280 of Tom Clark's

00:41:54.140 long journalistic

00:41:55.020 career

00:41:55.360 when he had

00:41:56.360 Trudeau to himself

00:41:57.700 and Trudeau

00:41:58.480 had nowhere to run

00:41:59.400 he could have

00:41:59.800 asked him anything

00:42:01.200 here's what he

00:42:03.100 chose to ask

00:42:04.060 so I guess

00:42:05.240 the first thing

00:42:05.680 I should ask you

00:42:06.300 is are you

00:42:06.620 feeling lucky

00:42:07.160 the entire country

00:42:09.520 wants to know

00:42:10.180 what shampoo

00:42:11.860 do you use

00:42:12.520 what a disappointing

00:42:15.280 answer this is

00:42:15.980 going to be

00:42:16.400 whatever happens

00:42:17.820 to be hanging

00:42:18.500 around at the time

00:42:20.080 you know

00:42:21.040 I don't know

00:42:21.420 what's worse

00:42:21.880 about that

00:42:22.520 the stupid

00:42:23.200 question

00:42:23.680 or the very

00:42:24.420 earnest

00:42:25.020 extended answer

00:42:26.620 by Trudeau

00:42:27.680 on what shampoo

00:42:28.680 he uses

00:42:29.360 I've never forgotten

00:42:31.500 that interview

00:42:32.240 and apparently

00:42:32.800 neither did

00:42:33.340 Justin Trudeau

00:42:34.020 who rewarded

00:42:34.800 Tom Clark

00:42:35.560 with a

00:42:36.640 you've heard the

00:42:37.380 phrase

00:42:37.760 a thankless task

00:42:39.120 well this was

00:42:39.600 a taskless

00:42:40.460 thanks

00:42:41.520 Tom Clark

00:42:42.840 was sent to

00:42:43.300 New York City

00:42:43.880 one of the finest

00:42:44.580 ambassadorial

00:42:45.500 diplomatic postings

00:42:46.760 in the world

00:42:47.300 to be our

00:42:48.040 consul general

00:42:48.760 there

00:42:49.020 but alas

00:42:50.240 he had to

00:42:50.740 live in that

00:42:51.400 New York style

00:42:52.460 and he demanded

00:42:53.840 a nine

00:42:54.780 million dollar

00:42:56.840 apartment

00:42:57.520 because he can't

00:42:59.340 just stay

00:43:00.120 in some hovel

00:43:01.220 and really

00:43:02.620 Trudeau lives

00:43:03.600 like a Kardashian

00:43:04.480 why shouldn't

00:43:05.620 Tom Clark

00:43:06.440 well that caused

00:43:07.500 a bit of a scandal

00:43:08.180 here's Tom Clark

00:43:09.020 lying about it

00:43:10.560 in parliament

00:43:12.040 Mr. Clark

00:43:13.260 you've purchased

00:43:13.880 property in the past

00:43:14.920 probably numerous times

00:43:16.140 with the assistance

00:43:17.320 of real estate

00:43:18.240 agents

00:43:18.800 they do their

00:43:20.100 best to sell

00:43:21.060 property to you

00:43:22.100 to highlight

00:43:22.840 all the features

00:43:24.140 of the property

00:43:24.940 to you

00:43:25.500 are you suggesting

00:43:26.820 to Canadians

00:43:27.800 that when you

00:43:29.520 toured

00:43:30.060 this

00:43:30.900 Billionaires Row

00:43:32.640 condominium

00:43:33.980 that's right

00:43:35.420 in front

00:43:35.960 of Central Park

00:43:37.060 that they were

00:43:38.380 completely muted

00:43:39.780 and you simply

00:43:41.720 walked around

00:43:42.700 aimlessly

00:43:43.420 looking at

00:43:44.860 all the features

00:43:45.800 not asking

00:43:47.120 any questions

00:43:48.020 and them

00:43:49.060 not highlighting

00:43:50.080 certain features

00:43:50.980 to you

00:43:51.520 is that what

00:43:52.640 you want

00:43:53.180 Canadians to believe

00:43:54.360 yes or no

00:43:55.440 Mr. Clark

00:43:56.000 oh yes

00:43:57.620 wow

00:43:58.620 wow

00:44:00.020 you have found

00:44:01.460 the most

00:44:01.980 inept

00:44:02.660 real estate agent

00:44:03.900 in the entire world

00:44:05.040 well if that doesn't

00:44:06.560 get your blood

00:44:07.160 boiling

00:44:07.580 this will

00:44:08.460 our friends

00:44:09.000 of the taxpayers

00:44:09.620 federation

00:44:10.720 inspired

00:44:12.120 by Tom Clark's

00:44:14.640 sheer chutzpah

00:44:17.640 filing access

00:44:18.760 information

00:44:19.340 requests

00:44:20.220 with the government

00:44:20.840 about what

00:44:21.440 other

00:44:22.160 excessive

00:44:23.540 real estate

00:44:25.600 foreign affairs

00:44:26.780 or now it's called

00:44:27.380 global affairs

00:44:28.100 Canada has

00:44:28.920 around the world

00:44:29.800 and the numbers

00:44:31.120 you were about

00:44:31.780 to hear

00:44:32.380 make Tom Clark

00:44:34.180 look like

00:44:35.040 a peasant

00:44:36.040 I am joined

00:44:37.720 now by the

00:44:38.340 boss of the

00:44:38.820 Canadian Taxpayers

00:44:39.560 Federation

00:44:40.100 our friend

00:44:41.180 Franco Teresano

00:44:42.640 with a lot more

00:44:44.240 I have to tell you

00:44:45.540 Tom Clark

00:44:47.320 it was so

00:44:47.880 obviously a reward

00:44:49.420 but that is just

00:44:50.460 the tip of the

00:44:51.240 iceberg

00:44:51.620 can I read

00:44:52.480 the first

00:44:52.900 couple of

00:44:53.340 sentences

00:44:53.660 of your

00:44:54.020 press release

00:44:54.580 and then I

00:44:55.260 want you

00:44:55.680 just to

00:44:56.120 let her rip

00:44:56.820 Franco

00:44:57.220 okay

00:44:57.600 please

00:44:58.060 please

00:44:58.580 go

00:44:58.960 official

00:45:00.580 residences

00:45:01.300 in other

00:45:02.240 countries

00:45:02.860 38 million

00:45:04.460 dollars

00:45:04.840 properties

00:45:05.480 in Afghanistan

00:45:06.820 abandoned

00:45:08.280 to the Taliban

00:45:09.140 41 million

00:45:11.020 dollars

00:45:11.560 vacant

00:45:12.420 land

00:45:13.080 in

00:45:13.540 Senegal

00:45:15.160 12.5

00:45:16.980 million

00:45:17.260 dollars

00:45:17.740 a

00:45:18.360 chancery

00:45:19.400 I have to

00:45:20.280 look that

00:45:20.780 word up

00:45:21.220 I forgot

00:45:21.660 what that

00:45:22.180 is

00:45:22.400 but I'm

00:45:22.720 guessing

00:45:22.980 it's a

00:45:23.480 building

00:45:23.940 in

00:45:25.180 Ukraine

00:45:25.900 10.2

00:45:28.080 million

00:45:28.680 dollars

00:45:29.300 these are

00:45:30.620 some of the

00:45:30.940 holdings in

00:45:31.620 Global Affairs

00:45:32.400 Canada's

00:45:33.160 real estate

00:45:33.780 portfolio

00:45:34.500 which has

00:45:35.560 cost taxpayers

00:45:36.560 186

00:45:38.700 million dollars

00:45:39.580 in the past

00:45:40.800 10 years

00:45:41.300 alone

00:45:41.560 Franco

00:45:41.880 tell us

00:45:42.240 the bad

00:45:42.580 news

00:45:42.900 well I

00:45:44.300 mean that

00:45:44.780 is the

00:45:45.080 bad news

00:45:45.440 but of

00:45:45.740 course it

00:45:46.040 always gets

00:45:46.480 worse

00:45:46.780 right

00:45:47.100 that's

00:45:47.720 just

00:45:47.960 Global

00:45:48.320 Affairs

00:45:48.660 Canada

00:45:49.060 spending

00:45:49.660 on

00:45:50.240 fancy

00:45:50.800 digs

00:45:51.460 around

00:45:52.080 the

00:45:52.280 world

00:45:52.460 in

00:45:52.600 the

00:45:52.680 last

00:45:52.880 10

00:45:53.160 years

00:45:53.460 I

00:45:53.620 mean

00:45:53.780 in

00:45:54.260 total

00:45:54.740 Global

00:45:55.620 Affairs

00:45:55.940 Canada

00:45:56.280 has

00:45:56.700 400

00:45:57.360 properties

00:45:58.020 in

00:45:58.460 more

00:45:58.680 than

00:45:58.900 700

00:45:59.440 countries

00:46:00.420 and

00:46:00.860 the

00:46:00.980 price

00:46:01.260 tag

00:46:01.500 there

00:46:01.780 is

00:46:01.960 like

00:46:02.140 750

00:46:02.880 million

00:46:04.220 bucks

00:46:04.680 but

00:46:04.880 like

00:46:05.080 you

00:46:05.540 read

00:46:05.760 some

00:46:06.020 of

00:46:06.100 the

00:46:06.300 top

00:46:07.080 ones

00:46:07.460 there's

00:46:08.160 also

00:46:08.540 quote

00:46:08.960 unquote

00:46:09.360 staff

00:46:09.900 quarters

00:46:10.420 in

00:46:11.100 London

00:46:11.620 costing

00:46:12.540 58

00:46:13.540 million

00:46:14.620 dollars

00:46:15.320 now

00:46:15.600 look

00:46:16.140 the

00:46:16.520 government

00:46:16.800 is

00:46:16.940 going

00:46:17.040 to

00:46:17.120 come

00:46:17.280 back

00:46:17.540 and

00:46:17.680 try

00:46:17.860 to

00:46:18.020 defend

00:46:18.400 this

00:46:18.660 saying

00:46:18.860 oh

00:46:19.100 well

00:46:19.320 you

00:46:19.480 need

00:46:19.680 to

00:46:19.800 have

00:46:20.040 diplomats

00:46:20.740 all

00:46:21.280 over

00:46:21.540 the

00:46:21.680 world

00:46:21.920 but

00:46:22.280 like

00:46:22.500 come

00:46:22.780 on

00:46:23.160 right

00:46:23.600 just

00:46:23.860 because

00:46:24.120 this

00:46:24.340 is

00:46:24.460 what

00:46:24.580 the

00:46:24.680 government

00:46:24.940 has

00:46:25.140 done

00:46:25.400 for

00:46:25.600 so

00:46:25.920 long

00:46:26.240 to

00:46:26.380 taxpayers

00:46:26.940 it

00:46:27.460 doesn't

00:46:27.780 mean

00:46:27.920 that

00:46:28.060 this

00:46:28.220 is

00:46:28.340 a

00:46:28.440 good

00:46:28.600 thing

00:46:28.940 and

00:46:29.320 like

00:46:29.460 why

00:46:29.700 do

00:46:29.860 we

00:46:29.980 have

00:46:30.200 to

00:46:30.360 pay

00:46:30.500 to

00:46:30.660 have

00:46:30.900 all

00:46:31.160 these

00:46:31.400 bureaucratic

00:46:32.180 offices

00:46:32.740 and

00:46:33.100 all

00:46:33.280 these

00:46:33.520 fancy

00:46:33.940 people

00:46:34.380 living

00:46:34.660 off

00:46:34.900 the

00:46:35.040 taxpayer

00:46:35.440 dime

00:46:35.860 all

00:46:36.380 around

00:46:36.640 the

00:46:36.800 world

00:46:37.080 like

00:46:37.540 I

00:46:37.820 have

00:46:37.980 never

00:46:38.380 heard

00:46:38.900 a

00:46:39.420 case

00:46:39.820 from

00:46:40.220 the

00:46:40.400 government

00:46:40.720 explaining

00:46:41.800 why

00:46:42.700 taxpayers

00:46:43.280 are on

00:46:43.740 the hook

00:46:44.040 for

00:46:44.240 tens

00:46:44.760 of

00:46:45.120 millions

00:46:45.520 of

00:46:46.000 dollars

00:46:46.520 for

00:46:47.160 these

00:46:47.440 fancy

00:46:48.080 properties

00:46:48.880 and

00:46:49.320 buildings

00:46:49.860 and

00:46:50.080 official

00:46:50.460 residences

00:46:51.120 all

00:46:51.420 across

00:46:51.800 the

00:46:52.000 world

00:46:52.260 now

00:46:52.840 the

00:46:53.300 total

00:46:53.720 38

00:46:54.600 million

00:46:55.000 dollars

00:46:55.460 for

00:46:55.700 official

00:46:56.140 residences

00:46:56.700 in

00:46:56.900 other

00:46:57.080 countries

00:46:57.580 let me

00:46:58.120 give you

00:46:58.320 some

00:46:58.480 other

00:46:58.680 examples

00:46:59.200 in

00:46:59.520 New

00:46:59.700 Zealand

00:47:01.400 3.8

00:47:06.480 million

00:47:07.060 dollars

00:47:07.620 for

00:47:08.080 official

00:47:08.520 residences

00:47:09.160 in

00:47:09.460 Barbados

00:47:10.060 how

00:47:10.740 Trinidad

00:47:13.080 and

00:47:13.380 Tobago

00:47:13.900 2.5

00:47:15.540 million

00:47:16.120 dollars

00:47:16.660 for

00:47:17.180 official

00:47:17.580 residences

00:47:18.220 there

00:47:18.480 Ezra

00:47:18.820 you know

00:47:22.040 there's

00:47:22.600 of all

00:47:23.340 these

00:47:23.580 numbers

00:47:23.920 here

00:47:24.220 the

00:47:24.660 one

00:47:24.900 that

00:47:25.100 I

00:47:25.600 find

00:47:25.920 the

00:47:26.060 craziest

00:47:26.520 is

00:47:27.460 Senegal

00:47:28.460 12.5

00:47:30.220 million

00:47:30.360 I

00:47:30.500 don't

00:47:30.620 know

00:47:30.740 if

00:47:30.820 you

00:47:30.900 know

00:47:31.000 where

00:47:31.200 Senegal

00:47:31.600 is

00:47:32.080 if

00:47:32.500 I'm

00:47:32.660 not

00:47:32.800 mistaken

00:47:33.100 it's

00:47:33.280 on

00:47:33.380 the

00:47:33.560 west

00:47:33.900 of

00:47:34.100 Africa

00:47:34.520 it's

00:47:35.060 sort

00:47:35.240 of

00:47:35.380 like

00:47:35.940 there's

00:47:36.180 two

00:47:36.340 countries

00:47:36.780 there's

00:47:37.040 one

00:47:37.240 that

00:47:37.360 looks

00:47:37.540 like

00:47:37.680 a

00:47:37.820 hamburger

00:47:38.240 bun

00:47:39.160 and

00:47:39.320 one

00:47:39.480 that

00:47:39.600 looks

00:47:39.760 like

00:47:39.900 the

00:47:40.040 hamburger

00:47:40.360 Senegal

00:47:40.880 and

00:47:41.260 Gambia

00:47:41.820 it

00:47:42.540 is

00:47:42.700 one

00:47:42.880 of

00:47:42.960 the

00:47:43.120 poorest

00:47:43.500 countries

00:47:44.040 in

00:47:44.240 the

00:47:44.380 world

00:47:44.700 and

00:47:45.540 perhaps

00:47:45.940 we

00:47:46.360 need

00:47:46.620 an

00:47:46.920 ambassador

00:47:47.420 there

00:47:47.780 I

00:47:48.880 know

00:47:49.120 other

00:47:49.460 countries

00:47:49.840 sometimes

00:47:50.380 co-locate

00:47:51.600 for

00:47:51.980 example

00:47:52.300 you

00:47:52.460 might

00:47:52.640 have

00:47:52.780 the

00:47:52.940 British

00:47:53.340 embassy

00:47:54.400 and

00:47:55.100 Canadians

00:47:55.740 could

00:47:56.160 rent

00:47:56.480 an

00:47:56.680 office

00:47:56.980 for

00:47:57.240 them

00:47:57.360 or

00:47:57.480 we

00:47:58.100 could

00:47:58.280 do

00:47:58.420 a

00:47:58.560 deal

00:47:58.700 where

00:47:58.860 the

00:47:59.000 Brits

00:47:59.260 do

00:47:59.460 our

00:47:59.640 diplomacy

00:48:00.160 like

00:48:00.460 there

00:48:00.840 is

00:48:01.000 no

00:48:01.260 rule

00:48:01.800 that

00:48:02.280 Canada

00:48:02.740 needs

00:48:03.140 to

00:48:03.340 have

00:48:03.660 an

00:48:04.060 embassy

00:48:04.460 in

00:48:04.720 all

00:48:04.940 200

00:48:05.720 of

00:48:05.960 the

00:48:06.080 world's

00:48:06.440 countries

00:48:06.820 including

00:48:07.540 teeny

00:48:07.980 tiny

00:48:08.300 countries

00:48:08.760 like

00:48:09.080 Nauru

00:48:10.560 population

00:48:11.460 a few

00:48:11.880 thousand

00:48:12.380 but

00:48:13.700 to spend

00:48:14.200 12 and a

00:48:14.940 half

00:48:15.220 million

00:48:15.740 bucks

00:48:16.160 in

00:48:16.480 Senegal

00:48:17.060 what

00:48:17.520 are

00:48:17.680 they

00:48:17.880 buying

00:48:18.680 on

00:48:19.760 vacant

00:48:20.340 land

00:48:20.900 what

00:48:21.500 is

00:48:23.500 that

00:48:23.740 what's

00:48:24.540 with

00:48:24.720 the

00:48:24.860 vacant

00:48:25.160 land

00:48:25.660 what

00:48:26.100 are

00:48:26.200 they

00:48:26.340 planning

00:48:27.020 in

00:48:27.340 Senegal

00:48:27.760 I'm

00:48:27.980 not

00:48:28.160 against

00:48:28.600 the

00:48:28.880 Senegalese

00:48:29.440 people

00:48:29.780 I have

00:48:30.000 no

00:48:30.140 beef

00:48:30.580 with

00:48:30.780 them

00:48:30.940 I

00:48:31.360 just

00:48:31.600 don't

00:48:31.860 know

00:48:32.040 how

00:48:32.260 you

00:48:32.480 spend

00:48:32.980 12

00:48:33.360 and a

00:48:33.560 half

00:48:33.720 million

00:48:34.040 dollars

00:48:34.480 in

00:48:35.020 Senegal

00:48:35.420 and

00:48:35.620 you're

00:48:35.800 saying

00:48:36.040 it's

00:48:36.240 vacant

00:48:36.620 land

00:48:36.900 there's

00:48:37.100 not

00:48:37.220 even

00:48:37.380 anything

00:48:37.720 on

00:48:38.040 it

00:48:38.180 like

00:48:38.700 what's

00:48:39.280 that

00:48:39.620 about

00:48:39.820 did

00:48:40.000 you

00:48:40.160 did

00:48:40.440 they

00:48:40.580 give

00:48:40.780 you

00:48:40.880 any

00:48:41.040 details

00:48:41.580 on

00:48:41.880 what

00:48:42.080 the

00:48:42.280 heck

00:48:42.460 they're

00:48:42.640 doing

00:48:42.960 no

00:48:44.000 I

00:48:44.240 mean

00:48:44.400 look

00:48:44.600 we're

00:48:44.760 going

00:48:44.860 to

00:48:44.940 keep

00:48:45.120 diving

00:48:45.420 into

00:48:45.660 more

00:48:45.860 details

00:48:46.360 on

00:48:46.720 this

00:48:46.920 story

00:48:47.280 right

00:48:47.540 this

00:48:47.740 was

00:48:47.880 the

00:48:48.020 first

00:48:48.240 access

00:48:48.620 to

00:48:48.820 information

00:48:49.240 requests

00:48:49.700 and

00:48:50.140 the

00:48:50.260 reason

00:48:50.460 we

00:48:50.600 even

00:48:50.760 launched

00:48:51.100 this

00:48:51.380 right

00:48:51.640 to

00:48:51.860 your

00:48:52.020 point

00:48:52.340 all

00:48:52.940 this

00:48:53.160 scandal

00:48:53.700 over

00:48:54.360 the

00:48:54.600 nine

00:48:54.920 million

00:48:55.240 dollar

00:48:55.600 luxury

00:48:56.100 condo

00:48:56.740 purchased

00:48:57.240 in

00:48:57.440 billionaires

00:48:58.240 row

00:48:58.620 in

00:48:59.000 New York

00:48:59.400 for

00:48:59.600 council

00:48:59.900 general

00:49:00.360 Tom

00:49:00.940 Clark

00:49:01.240 I

00:49:01.600 mean

00:49:01.700 when

00:49:01.900 we

00:49:02.040 heard

00:49:02.260 this

00:49:02.480 story

00:49:02.780 broke

00:49:03.120 we

00:49:03.300 knew

00:49:03.500 this

00:49:04.060 couldn't

00:49:04.340 be

00:49:04.460 the

00:49:04.660 only

00:49:04.980 time

00:49:05.400 that

00:49:05.580 global

00:49:05.860 affairs

00:49:06.180 Canada

00:49:06.540 is

00:49:07.100 buying

00:49:07.440 fancy

00:49:07.860 new

00:49:08.100 digs

00:49:08.360 around

00:49:08.560 the

00:49:08.720 world

00:49:08.940 and

00:49:09.360 that's

00:49:09.620 why

00:49:09.800 we

00:49:10.080 have

00:49:10.660 filed

00:49:11.020 this

00:49:11.260 access

00:49:11.600 to

00:49:11.820 information

00:49:12.240 request

00:49:12.720 to see

00:49:13.020 how is

00:49:14.100 global

00:49:14.380 affairs

00:49:14.700 Canada

00:49:15.060 spending

00:49:15.440 our

00:49:15.620 money

00:49:15.760 around

00:49:16.020 the

00:49:16.160 world

00:49:16.380 and

00:49:16.520 all

00:49:16.640 these

00:49:16.820 different

00:49:17.080 properties

00:49:17.560 like

00:49:18.000 Ezra

00:49:18.380 I

00:49:18.840 mean

00:49:19.000 this

00:49:19.220 is

00:49:19.360 a

00:49:19.460 democracy

00:49:20.040 Canadians

00:49:20.640 are

00:49:20.860 supposed

00:49:21.120 to

00:49:21.380 have

00:49:21.680 an

00:49:21.840 understanding

00:49:22.380 of

00:49:22.580 how

00:49:22.680 the

00:49:22.820 federal

00:49:23.040 government

00:49:23.380 is

00:49:23.560 spending

00:49:23.800 our

00:49:23.980 money

00:49:24.200 but

00:49:24.580 I

00:49:24.720 can

00:49:24.860 guarantee

00:49:25.420 you

00:49:25.820 outside

00:49:26.520 of

00:49:26.820 what

00:49:26.960 like

00:49:27.240 hundreds

00:49:27.960 of

00:49:28.240 bureaucrats

00:49:28.740 in

00:49:36.540 presences

00:49:37.440 all

00:49:38.300 around

00:49:38.580 the

00:49:38.740 world

00:49:38.960 well

00:49:39.220 you

00:49:39.600 know

00:49:39.680 the

00:49:39.840 question

00:49:40.140 is

00:49:40.360 like

00:49:40.560 just

00:49:41.000 because

00:49:41.300 this

00:49:41.580 is

00:49:41.720 how

00:49:41.900 government

00:49:42.300 has

00:49:42.580 been

00:49:42.740 done

00:49:43.020 for

00:49:43.240 so

00:49:43.480 long

00:49:43.920 does

00:49:44.680 that

00:49:44.840 really

00:49:45.040 mean

00:49:45.280 that

00:49:45.420 this

00:49:45.580 is

00:49:45.680 the

00:49:45.800 best

00:49:46.200 way

00:49:46.400 to

00:49:46.540 have

00:49:46.700 government

00:49:47.060 like

00:49:47.520 what

00:49:47.780 value

00:49:48.400 are

00:49:49.100 these

00:49:49.460 high

00:49:50.320 living

00:49:50.700 high

00:49:51.040 on

00:49:51.200 the

00:49:51.340 hog

00:49:51.560 bureaucrats

00:49:52.220 really

00:49:52.540 providing

00:49:52.980 for

00:49:53.220 taxpayers

00:49:53.700 because

00:49:54.340 we

00:49:54.560 know

00:49:54.780 when

00:49:54.980 you

00:49:55.080 get

00:49:55.180 a

00:49:55.300 diplomatic

00:49:55.660 posting

00:49:56.380 around

00:49:56.980 the

00:49:57.160 world

00:49:57.420 you're

00:49:57.720 getting

00:49:57.880 a

00:49:58.040 huge

00:49:58.360 taxpayer

00:49:58.840 funded

00:49:59.220 salary

00:49:59.720 you

00:50:06.540 on

00:50:06.820 for

00:50:06.980 so

00:50:07.220 long

00:50:07.540 it

00:50:07.960 doesn't

00:50:08.320 mean

00:50:08.480 that

00:50:08.640 this

00:50:09.000 is

00:50:09.300 what

00:50:09.600 should

00:50:09.920 happen

00:50:10.400 going

00:50:10.780 forward

00:50:11.340 so

00:50:12.640 like

00:50:12.880 look

00:50:13.120 like

00:50:13.520 what

00:50:13.920 value

00:50:14.360 if

00:50:14.620 any

00:50:14.960 is

00:50:15.260 all

00:50:15.580 this

00:50:15.860 spending

00:50:16.280 on

00:50:16.540 lavish

00:50:16.940 property

00:50:17.420 around

00:50:17.740 the

00:50:17.900 world

00:50:18.060 providing

00:50:18.500 to

00:50:18.660 taxpayers

00:50:19.160 and

00:50:19.580 if

00:50:19.680 the

00:50:19.820 government

00:50:20.100 can't

00:50:20.480 make

00:50:20.620 a

00:50:20.760 case

00:50:20.980 for

00:50:21.160 it

00:50:21.300 then

00:50:21.600 the

00:50:21.740 government

00:50:22.000 should

00:50:22.240 be

00:50:22.380 selling

00:50:22.700 off

00:50:22.940 these

00:50:23.140 properties

00:50:23.620 to

00:50:23.880 try

00:50:24.120 to

00:50:24.260 recoup

00:50:24.580 some

00:50:24.920 of the

00:50:25.100 money

00:50:25.280 back

00:50:25.560 to

00:50:25.720 taxpayers

00:50:26.180 you

00:50:26.620 know

00:50:27.380 I

00:50:27.820 know

00:50:28.300 where

00:50:28.500 our

00:50:28.660 high

00:50:29.520 commission

00:50:30.000 is

00:50:30.360 in

00:50:30.580 London

00:50:30.780 that's

00:50:31.040 what

00:50:31.140 you

00:50:31.260 call

00:50:31.460 an

00:50:31.600 embassy

00:50:31.960 between

00:50:32.600 two

00:50:32.880 commonwealth

00:50:33.340 countries

00:50:33.660 it's

00:50:34.080 right

00:50:34.280 in

00:50:34.440 Trafalgar

00:50:34.920 Square

00:50:35.140 it's

00:50:35.300 a

00:50:35.400 very

00:50:35.580 prestigious

00:50:36.060 neighborhood

00:50:37.120 and

00:50:37.800 maybe

00:50:38.480 that's

00:50:38.800 a good

00:50:39.020 place

00:50:39.340 to have

00:50:39.740 the

00:50:39.900 actual

00:50:40.480 embassy

00:50:41.280 or

00:50:41.600 high

00:50:42.040 commission

00:50:42.400 but

00:50:43.060 why

00:50:44.040 do

00:50:44.620 our

00:50:45.840 diplomats

00:50:46.720 or other

00:50:47.140 bureaucrats

00:50:47.680 have to

00:50:48.180 live

00:50:48.620 right down

00:50:49.560 there in

00:50:49.860 the most

00:50:50.200 expensive

00:50:50.560 part of

00:50:50.920 London

00:50:51.040 the one

00:50:51.340 thing

00:50:51.520 I'll

00:50:51.640 tell you

00:50:51.820 about

00:50:51.960 London

00:50:52.260 Frank

00:50:52.540 if

00:50:52.680 you've

00:50:52.860 ever

00:50:52.980 been

00:50:53.380 they've

00:50:54.280 got

00:50:54.500 one

00:50:54.780 of

00:50:54.860 the

00:50:54.980 best

00:50:55.160 subway

00:50:55.480 systems

00:50:55.900 in

00:50:56.080 the

00:50:56.180 world

00:50:56.480 and

00:50:57.520 I was

00:50:59.660 just

00:50:59.840 looking

00:51:00.060 at

00:51:00.200 some

00:51:00.360 of

00:51:00.440 the

00:51:00.520 numbers

00:51:00.800 you

00:51:00.980 dug

00:51:01.160 up

00:51:01.380 when

00:51:01.820 you

00:51:02.040 say

00:51:02.440 that

00:51:02.680 global

00:51:03.040 affairs

00:51:03.580 in

00:51:04.260 the

00:51:04.380 last

00:51:04.620 10

00:51:04.880 years

00:51:05.080 alone

00:51:05.380 has

00:51:05.620 bought

00:51:05.900 23

00:51:06.720 new

00:51:07.380 properties

00:51:08.020 costing

00:51:09.240 58

00:51:10.080 million

00:51:10.460 bucks

00:51:10.880 really

00:51:11.500 really

00:51:11.780 rough

00:51:12.140 math

00:51:12.420 that's

00:51:12.720 almost

00:51:12.980 2.5

00:51:13.860 million

00:51:14.220 dollars

00:51:14.600 each

00:51:14.980 for

00:51:16.580 if

00:51:16.860 this

00:51:17.080 is

00:51:17.220 for

00:51:17.380 staff

00:51:17.820 quarters

00:51:18.380 yeah

00:51:19.040 why

00:51:19.500 like

00:51:19.900 that

00:51:20.180 is

00:51:20.380 luxury

00:51:20.860 living

00:51:21.240 and

00:51:21.360 I'm

00:51:21.500 not

00:51:21.660 saying

00:51:21.900 that

00:51:22.060 London

00:51:22.280 is

00:51:22.480 a

00:51:22.620 cheap

00:51:22.820 city

00:51:23.100 but

00:51:23.300 you

00:51:23.960 don't

00:51:24.180 have

00:51:24.440 to

00:51:24.620 live

00:51:24.860 right

00:51:25.160 down

00:51:25.500 there

00:51:25.780 most

00:51:26.860 people

00:51:27.360 who

00:51:27.700 work

00:51:27.980 in

00:51:28.160 London

00:51:28.400 take

00:51:28.720 the

00:51:28.920 train

00:51:29.300 in

00:51:29.560 and

00:51:30.180 let

00:51:30.840 me

00:51:30.920 just

00:51:31.100 read

00:51:31.280 one

00:51:31.440 more

00:51:31.620 stat

00:51:31.920 from

00:51:32.120 your

00:51:32.260 release

00:51:32.720 all

00:51:33.680 told

00:51:34.040 global

00:51:34.460 affairs

00:51:34.840 owns

00:51:35.180 65

00:51:35.860 properties

00:51:36.560 for

00:51:37.840 208

00:51:39.460 million

00:51:39.920 now

00:51:40.640 really

00:51:41.360 really

00:51:41.620 rough

00:51:41.960 back

00:51:42.280 of the

00:51:42.500 napkin

00:51:42.900 map

00:51:43.180 that's

00:51:43.500 more

00:51:43.760 than

00:51:43.960 3

00:51:44.320 million

00:51:44.720 bucks

00:51:45.200 per

00:51:45.920 property

00:51:46.500 for

00:51:48.880 65

00:51:51.520 different

00:51:52.680 buildings

00:51:53.340 what

00:51:54.380 what's

00:51:55.180 going

00:51:55.480 on

00:51:55.940 I

00:51:56.460 I

00:51:57.280 just

00:51:57.800 I

00:51:58.260 think

00:51:58.660 that

00:51:58.920 there's

00:51:59.360 been

00:51:59.560 no

00:51:59.880 oversight

00:52:00.540 has

00:52:01.360 the

00:52:01.600 auditor

00:52:01.960 general

00:52:02.460 focused

00:52:02.980 on

00:52:03.240 any

00:52:03.440 of

00:52:03.580 this

00:52:03.760 stuff

00:52:04.120 like

00:52:04.560 this

00:52:04.780 like

00:52:05.140 what

00:52:05.340 the

00:52:05.500 heck

00:52:05.640 Tom

00:52:06.560 Clark

00:52:07.100 he

00:52:08.020 was

00:52:08.160 so

00:52:08.380 spectacular

00:52:09.040 and

00:52:09.380 he's

00:52:09.580 so

00:52:09.800 arrogant

00:52:10.240 about

00:52:10.640 it

00:52:10.840 but

00:52:11.200 it

00:52:11.340 sounds

00:52:11.640 like

00:52:11.880 we've

00:52:12.080 got

00:52:12.240 65

00:52:12.860 Tom

00:52:13.460 Clarks

00:52:13.960 in

00:52:14.100 London

00:52:14.440 well

00:52:15.740 this

00:52:15.980 is

00:52:16.160 why

00:52:16.400 we

00:52:16.600 filed

00:52:16.900 the

00:52:17.040 access

00:52:17.320 to

00:52:17.520 information

00:52:17.960 request

00:52:18.380 to

00:52:18.560 get

00:52:18.700 this

00:52:18.880 information

00:52:19.380 because

00:52:19.780 I

00:52:20.240 think

00:52:20.580 that

00:52:20.880 nine

00:52:21.340 million

00:52:21.620 dollar

00:52:21.920 luxury

00:52:22.340 condo

00:52:22.980 on

00:52:23.280 billionaires

00:52:23.800 row

00:52:24.120 in

00:52:24.380 Manhattan

00:52:24.920 or

00:52:25.140 New

00:52:25.400 York

00:52:25.620 City

00:52:25.880 I

00:52:26.320 think

00:52:26.500 it's

00:52:26.640 really

00:52:26.820 just

00:52:27.040 the

00:52:27.180 tip

00:52:27.300 of

00:52:27.380 the

00:52:27.480 iceberg

00:52:27.780 and

00:52:28.500 while

00:52:28.760 I

00:52:28.920 think

00:52:29.080 it's

00:52:29.220 right

00:52:29.440 to

00:52:29.620 focus

00:52:30.020 on

00:52:30.280 that

00:52:30.520 I

00:52:30.940 think

00:52:31.240 the

00:52:31.600 problem

00:52:31.960 is

00:52:32.180 that

00:52:32.280 you

00:52:32.360 might

00:52:32.540 focus

00:52:32.940 on

00:52:33.160 that

00:52:33.360 one

00:52:33.800 luxury

00:52:34.220 condo

00:52:42.240 in

00:52:42.520 many

00:52:42.860 different

00:52:43.180 countries

00:52:43.640 around

00:52:43.940 the

00:52:44.100 world

00:52:44.400 like

00:52:45.240 let's

00:52:45.460 just

00:52:45.640 dive

00:52:45.880 into

00:52:46.140 those

00:52:46.400 staff

00:52:46.720 quarters

00:52:47.120 in

00:52:47.360 London

00:52:47.620 right

00:52:47.920 58

00:52:48.420 million

00:52:48.760 dollars

00:52:49.100 on

00:52:49.320 23

00:52:49.760 properties

00:52:50.340 now

00:52:50.900 the

00:52:51.080 records

00:52:51.480 only

00:52:51.880 refer

00:52:52.200 to

00:52:52.380 them

00:52:52.580 as

00:52:52.940 quote

00:52:53.240 unquote

00:52:53.580 staff

00:52:54.000 quarters

00:52:54.420 so

00:52:54.880 it's

00:52:55.040 not

00:52:55.300 exactly

00:52:55.780 clear

00:52:56.140 exact

00:52:56.580 like

00:52:57.060 what

00:52:57.420 that

00:52:58.040 means

00:52:58.500 but

00:52:58.840 if

00:52:58.980 this

00:52:59.160 is

00:52:59.300 just

00:52:59.480 to

00:52:59.620 put

00:52:59.800 some

00:53:00.000 staff

00:53:00.380 up

00:53:00.740 like

00:53:01.120 why

00:53:01.640 are

00:53:02.000 taxpayers

00:53:02.420 paying

00:53:02.800 for

00:53:02.960 that

00:53:03.220 right

00:53:03.640 presumably

00:53:04.300 they

00:53:05.120 all

00:53:05.360 have

00:53:05.720 taxpayer

00:53:06.380 funded

00:53:06.740 salaries

00:53:07.300 like

00:53:07.540 why

00:53:07.740 can't

00:53:08.020 you

00:53:08.140 pay

00:53:08.300 for

00:53:08.480 your

00:53:08.680 own

00:53:08.980 place

00:53:09.400 of

00:53:09.920 living

00:53:10.240 right

00:53:10.820 like

00:53:11.260 it

00:53:11.960 just

00:53:12.160 doesn't

00:53:12.460 make

00:53:12.640 sense

00:53:12.900 to

00:53:13.040 me

00:53:13.160 so

00:53:13.400 really

00:53:14.120 the

00:53:14.340 reason

00:53:14.620 why

00:53:14.860 we

00:53:15.000 filed

00:53:15.320 this

00:53:15.520 access

00:53:15.780 to

00:53:15.980 information

00:53:16.420 request

00:53:16.880 is to

00:53:17.460 put a

00:53:17.760 spotlight

00:53:18.220 on

00:53:18.760 the

00:53:18.880 fact

00:53:19.100 that

00:53:19.280 like

00:53:19.440 hey

00:53:19.660 folks

00:53:20.120 the

00:53:20.740 waste

00:53:21.180 and

00:53:21.380 extravagance

00:53:22.220 goes

00:53:22.880 so

00:53:23.300 far

00:53:23.640 beyond

00:53:24.040 just

00:53:24.580 the

00:53:24.900 nine

00:53:25.220 million

00:53:25.540 dollar

00:53:25.860 condo

00:53:26.460 in

00:53:26.920 New

00:53:27.080 York

00:53:27.280 City

00:53:27.580 it's

00:53:29.200 crazy

00:53:29.460 400

00:53:30.500 properties

00:53:31.560 in

00:53:31.880 more

00:53:32.040 than

00:53:32.200 70

00:53:32.600 countries

00:53:33.100 I

00:53:33.700 just

00:53:34.260 think

00:53:34.540 it's

00:53:37.740 places

00:53:38.100 like

00:53:38.340 Afghanistan

00:53:38.980 I

00:53:39.700 can

00:53:39.860 imagine

00:53:40.180 they

00:53:40.380 might

00:53:40.580 have

00:53:40.820 to

00:53:40.980 build

00:53:41.260 something

00:53:41.860 up

00:53:42.740 to

00:53:42.900 a

00:53:43.060 certain

00:53:43.360 either

00:53:43.880 you

00:53:44.960 know

00:53:45.140 modernity

00:53:46.400 plumbing

00:53:46.980 water

00:53:47.560 electrical

00:53:48.080 security

00:53:48.920 and

00:53:49.720 the

00:53:49.880 fact

00:53:50.120 that

00:53:50.280 they

00:53:50.420 had

00:53:50.700 to

00:53:50.900 skedaddle

00:53:51.380 when

00:53:51.520 the

00:53:51.660 Taliban

00:53:51.980 took

00:53:52.320 over

00:53:52.500 maybe

00:53:52.720 I'm

00:53:52.880 not

00:53:53.040 going

00:53:53.180 to

00:53:53.620 be

00:53:53.880 quite

00:53:54.300 as

00:53:54.500 critical

00:53:54.880 there

00:53:55.400 but

00:53:56.000 London

00:53:56.620 three

00:53:57.580 and a

00:53:57.820 half

00:53:58.060 million

00:53:58.460 dollar

00:53:58.860 homes

00:53:59.340 for

00:53:59.620 staff

00:54:00.200 I

00:54:00.940 think

00:54:01.580 that

00:54:01.760 they're

00:54:02.000 partying

00:54:02.600 and

00:54:02.880 I

00:54:03.260 think

00:54:03.580 that

00:54:03.860 I

00:54:04.740 mean

00:54:04.880 the

00:54:05.140 amount

00:54:05.460 of

00:54:05.720 I

00:54:06.280 just

00:54:06.760 think

00:54:06.940 it's

00:54:07.080 astonishing

00:54:07.520 and

00:54:08.200 I

00:54:08.340 don't

00:54:08.620 think

00:54:08.940 that

00:54:09.120 we

00:54:09.280 need

00:54:09.540 200

00:54:10.060 ambassadors

00:54:10.800 in

00:54:11.380 200

00:54:11.860 countries

00:54:12.480 each

00:54:12.980 with

00:54:13.180 200

00:54:13.640 staffs

00:54:14.520 each

00:54:14.880 with

00:54:15.080 staff

00:54:15.440 quarters

00:54:15.920 I

00:54:16.400 you

00:54:16.640 know

00:54:16.760 what

00:54:16.960 it

00:54:17.200 sounds

00:54:18.020 chintzy

00:54:19.480 but

00:54:20.380 I

00:54:20.520 don't

00:54:20.700 know

00:54:20.880 why

00:54:21.140 we

00:54:21.340 don't

00:54:21.620 co-locate

00:54:22.600 or

00:54:22.880 even

00:54:23.160 have

00:54:23.680 one

00:54:24.420 ambassador

00:54:25.100 who

00:54:26.440 represents

00:54:27.020 like

00:54:27.340 we

00:54:27.580 could

00:54:27.780 work

00:54:28.400 alongside

00:54:29.020 the

00:54:29.300 Americans

00:54:29.720 or

00:54:30.020 the

00:54:30.240 Brits

00:54:30.840 or

00:54:31.280 the

00:54:31.480 Aussies

00:54:32.160 in

00:54:32.380 some

00:54:32.580 of

00:54:32.660 these

00:54:32.800 countries

00:54:33.180 I

00:54:33.600 don't

00:54:33.720 know

00:54:33.840 I

00:54:34.000 just

00:54:34.220 I

00:54:35.320 hope

00:54:35.860 you

00:54:36.020 keep

00:54:36.280 digging

00:54:36.560 on

00:54:36.760 this

00:54:36.940 stuff

00:54:37.160 Franco

00:54:37.420 I

00:54:37.640 hope

00:54:38.120 you

00:54:38.260 can

00:54:38.400 get

00:54:38.560 some

00:54:38.800 details

00:54:39.340 about

00:54:39.940 some

00:54:40.180 of

00:54:40.280 these

00:54:40.380 particular

00:54:40.960 gigs

00:54:41.480 I

00:54:42.160 you know

00:54:43.580 two

00:54:43.980 a

00:54:44.440 fifth

00:54:44.960 of a

00:54:45.360 billion

00:54:46.060 dollars

00:54:46.840 spent

00:54:48.360 in

00:54:48.780 London

00:54:49.440 alone

00:54:50.180 I

00:54:50.560 just

00:54:50.840 think

00:54:51.060 there's

00:54:51.340 madness

00:54:51.880 going on

00:54:52.480 last word

00:54:52.960 to you

00:54:53.260 Franco

00:54:53.560 and

00:54:53.980 you

00:54:54.100 know

00:54:54.200 what

00:54:54.320 it

00:54:54.420 just

00:54:54.580 you

00:54:54.900 know

00:54:54.980 what

00:54:55.120 bugs

00:54:55.320 me

00:54:55.440 the

00:54:55.560 most

00:54:55.800 is

00:54:56.420 the

00:54:56.620 luxuriousness

00:54:57.560 of

00:54:57.740 it

00:54:57.880 the

00:54:58.240 fact

00:54:58.520 that

00:54:58.700 it's

00:54:58.900 so

00:54:59.100 clearly

00:54:59.760 just

00:55:00.660 for

00:55:00.880 show

00:55:01.360 and

00:55:01.600 pomp

00:55:01.940 and

00:55:02.120 circumstance

00:55:02.660 and

00:55:03.440 that

00:55:03.600 you

00:55:03.740 know

00:55:03.860 what

00:55:04.000 else

00:55:04.300 Trudeau

00:55:05.000 lives

00:55:05.340 the

00:55:05.500 high

00:55:05.740 life

00:55:05.960 he

00:55:06.140 stays

00:55:06.460 in

00:55:06.680 multi

00:55:07.000 thousand

00:55:07.520 dollar

00:55:07.900 a

00:55:08.080 night

00:55:08.340 hotels

00:55:09.100 and

00:55:09.480 so

00:55:09.660 everyone

00:55:09.900 says

00:55:10.160 oh

00:55:10.400 that's

00:55:10.960 how

00:55:11.060 the

00:55:11.220 boss

00:55:11.520 does

00:55:11.800 it

00:55:11.940 that's

00:55:12.240 the

00:55:12.400 role

00:55:12.660 model

00:55:13.040 you

00:55:13.480 know

00:55:13.580 Stephen

00:55:13.920 Harper

00:55:14.180 I

00:55:14.320 remember

00:55:14.480 when

00:55:14.620 he

00:55:14.740 was

00:55:14.860 in

00:55:14.980 prime

00:55:15.180 industry

00:55:15.400 he

00:55:15.560 was

00:55:15.800 so

00:55:16.360 afraid

00:55:16.980 of

00:55:17.580 stories

00:55:17.980 about

00:55:18.240 his

00:55:18.420 luxury

00:55:18.740 that

00:55:18.940 he

00:55:19.060 almost

00:55:19.340 always

00:55:19.820 left

00:55:20.820 before

00:55:21.680 having

00:55:22.080 to

00:55:22.280 stay

00:55:22.500 if

00:55:22.820 he

00:55:23.400 had

00:55:23.640 to

00:55:23.840 stay

00:55:24.060 a

00:55:24.200 night

00:55:24.340 in

00:55:24.460 a

00:55:24.560 hotel

00:55:24.820 he

00:55:25.060 would

00:55:25.360 but

00:55:25.780 if

00:55:25.940 he

00:55:26.160 could

00:55:26.360 get

00:55:26.540 on

00:55:26.680 the

00:55:26.820 plane

00:55:27.120 and

00:55:27.320 leave

00:55:28.040 before

00:55:28.980 the

00:55:29.280 whole

00:55:29.560 team

00:55:29.880 had

00:55:30.100 to

00:55:30.240 stay

00:55:30.460 the

00:55:30.620 night

00:55:30.840 that

00:55:31.260 was

00:55:31.480 his

00:55:31.700 move

00:55:32.300 and

00:55:32.760 he

00:55:32.900 did

00:55:33.120 that

00:55:33.280 on

00:55:33.480 purpose

00:55:33.980 to

00:55:34.500 have

00:55:34.680 a

00:55:34.840 lower

00:55:35.420 cost

00:55:36.340 of

00:55:36.520 travel

00:55:37.040 it

00:55:37.780 feels

00:55:38.180 like

00:55:38.360 it's

00:55:38.520 going

00:55:38.680 the

00:55:38.880 opposite

00:55:39.480 way

00:55:39.820 now

00:55:40.140 they

00:55:40.580 watch

00:55:41.000 how

00:55:41.240 Trudeau

00:55:41.740 does

00:55:42.040 it

00:55:42.200 and

00:55:42.400 everyone

00:55:42.900 copies

00:55:43.460 it

00:55:43.720 and

00:55:44.120 a

00:55:44.320 fifth

00:55:44.560 of

00:55:44.720 a

00:55:44.900 billion

00:55:45.200 dollars

00:55:45.620 spent

00:55:45.960 in

00:55:53.640 while

00:55:57.040 so

00:55:57.300 many

00:55:57.520 Canadians

00:55:57.980 are

00:55:58.180 working

00:55:58.520 hard

00:55:59.040 struggling

00:55:59.880 to

00:56:00.160 afford

00:56:00.460 the

00:56:00.640 necessities

00:56:01.160 of

00:56:01.340 life

00:56:01.580 and

00:56:01.740 see

00:56:01.880 their

00:56:02.040 tax

00:56:02.420 bills

00:56:02.700 going

00:56:03.020 up

00:56:03.300 then

00:56:03.720 you

00:56:03.860 have

00:56:04.080 the

00:56:04.240 political

00:56:04.580 and

00:56:04.840 bureaucratic

00:56:05.320 class

00:56:05.780 that

00:56:06.220 just

00:56:06.500 spend

00:56:06.980 money

00:56:07.240 like

00:56:07.480 crazy

00:56:07.860 on

00:56:08.280 this

00:56:08.500 lavish

00:56:09.160 stuff

00:56:09.500 overseas

00:56:10.120 we

00:56:10.660 talked

00:56:11.020 about

00:56:11.200 some

00:56:11.400 of

00:56:11.500 these

00:56:11.640 lavish

00:56:12.080 properties

00:56:12.600 global

00:56:12.900 affairs

00:56:13.240 Canada

00:56:13.620 owns

00:56:13.980 in

00:56:14.100 all

00:56:14.260 these

00:56:14.460 different

00:56:14.720 countries

00:56:15.200 but

00:56:15.600 let's

00:56:15.820 not

00:56:15.980 forget

00:56:16.220 about

00:56:16.420 the

00:56:16.540 fact

00:56:16.780 that

00:56:16.940 you

00:56:17.040 know

00:56:17.180 on

00:56:17.700 a

00:56:17.860 six

00:56:18.120 day

00:56:18.360 tour

00:56:18.740 of

00:56:18.960 the

00:56:19.080 Indo-Pacific

00:56:19.780 region

00:56:20.180 last

00:56:20.520 year

00:56:20.780 Trudeau

00:56:21.200 spent

00:56:21.500 200

00:56:22.020 grand

00:56:22.500 plus

00:56:22.880 on

00:56:23.120 airplane

00:56:23.480 food

00:56:23.840 or

00:56:24.320 the

00:56:24.480 governor

00:56:24.700 general

00:56:25.100 spending

00:56:25.520 a hundred

00:56:25.940 thousand

00:56:26.320 dollars

00:56:26.740 with

00:56:27.020 their

00:56:27.180 entourage

00:56:27.720 on

00:56:28.100 airplane

00:56:28.460 food

00:56:28.840 during

00:56:29.320 a week

00:56:29.640 long

00:56:29.860 trip

00:56:30.080 to

00:56:30.240 the

00:56:30.340 Middle

00:56:30.480 East

00:56:30.760 or

00:56:31.160 the

00:56:31.320 governor

00:56:31.560 general

00:56:31.980 billing

00:56:32.320 taxpayers

00:56:32.840 for

00:56:33.140 $70,000

00:56:34.420 on

00:56:35.060 limo

00:56:35.440 services

00:56:35.900 in

00:56:36.500 Iceland

00:56:36.920 okay

00:56:37.780 so

00:56:38.100 like

00:56:38.320 look

00:56:38.580 we're

00:56:39.180 experiencing

00:56:39.940 two

00:56:40.320 classes

00:56:41.400 of

00:56:41.620 Canadians

00:56:42.040 the

00:56:42.240 people

00:56:42.500 who

00:56:42.680 work

00:56:42.980 hard

00:56:43.240 produce

00:56:43.620 hard

00:56:43.960 lose

00:56:44.420 their

00:56:44.600 money

00:56:44.760 to

00:56:44.920 taxes

00:56:45.280 and

00:56:45.720 the

00:56:45.860 politicians

00:56:46.360 and

00:56:46.640 bureaucrats

00:56:47.160 that are

00:56:47.380 living

00:56:47.540 high

00:56:47.840 on

00:56:47.980 the

00:56:48.100 hog

00:56:48.320 with

00:56:48.500 our

00:56:48.660 tax

00:56:48.980 dollars

00:56:49.380 the

00:56:50.200 makers

00:56:50.700 versus

00:56:52.040 the

00:56:52.300 takers

00:56:52.720 there

00:56:52.960 you

00:56:53.080 have

00:56:53.260 it

00:56:53.380 Franco

00:56:53.600 keep up

00:56:54.020 the

00:56:54.140 good

00:56:54.280 fight

00:56:54.480 of

00:56:54.560 the

00:56:54.680 taxpayers

00:56:55.060 we're

00:56:55.300 on

00:56:55.380 your

00:56:55.520 side

00:56:55.900 thanks

00:56:57.060 Ezra

00:56:57.340 cheers

00:56:57.940 oh my

00:56:58.920 god

00:56:59.300 how do

00:57:00.100 you even

00:57:00.460 spend

00:57:00.900 that

00:57:01.140 much

00:57:01.500 I

00:57:01.920 don't

00:57:02.120 even

00:57:02.320 know

00:57:02.560 well

00:57:02.880 Trudeau

00:57:03.460 will

00:57:03.600 find

00:57:03.800 a

00:57:03.920 way

00:57:04.060 stay

00:57:04.620 with

00:57:04.800 us

00:57:05.040 more

00:57:05.400 ahead

00:57:05.720 hey

00:57:13.360 welcome

00:57:13.580 back

00:57:13.820 your

00:57:13.980 letters

00:57:14.240 to

00:57:14.440 me

00:57:14.560 about

00:57:14.800 my

00:57:15.060 conversation

00:57:15.860 with

00:57:16.120 Barbara

00:57:16.400 Kay

00:57:16.780 Spartan

00:57:17.620 says

00:57:18.120 banned

00:57:19.480 lore's

00:57:20.080 prayer

00:57:20.480 in

00:57:20.760 schools

00:57:21.120 but

00:57:21.320 Muslims

00:57:21.640 are

00:57:21.820 allowed

00:57:21.980 to

00:57:22.180 pray

00:57:22.520 total

00:57:22.900 BS

00:57:23.420 the

00:57:24.620 point

00:57:24.900 I

00:57:25.000 was

00:57:25.100 trying

00:57:25.260 to

00:57:25.340 make

00:57:25.460 and

00:57:25.540 I

00:57:25.620 didn't

00:57:25.820 make

00:57:26.040 it

00:57:26.140 as

00:57:26.280 clearly

00:57:26.520 as

00:57:26.740 I

00:57:26.940 wanted

00:57:27.380 the

00:57:27.560 first

00:57:27.740 time

00:57:27.980 around

00:57:28.240 is

00:57:28.500 that

00:57:29.040 we

00:57:29.140 have

00:57:29.280 so

00:57:29.500 many

00:57:29.660 laws

00:57:30.060 as

00:57:30.500 is

00:57:30.980 to

00:57:31.240 stop

00:57:31.780 this

00:57:32.380 crime

00:57:32.760 wave

00:57:32.960 across

00:57:33.320 Canada

00:57:33.640 and

00:57:33.760 I

00:57:33.860 call

00:57:34.000 it

00:57:34.080 a

00:57:34.140 crime

00:57:34.340 wave

00:57:34.500 because

00:57:35.720 mischief

00:57:36.100 vandalism

00:57:37.620 harassment

00:57:39.420 stalking

00:57:40.600 uttering

00:57:43.200 threats

00:57:43.660 blocking

00:57:45.280 the

00:57:46.920 roads

00:57:48.260 whether

00:57:48.900 it's

00:57:49.480 some

00:57:50.240 environmentalist

00:57:51.100 group

00:57:51.380 or

00:57:51.920 pro-Hamas

00:57:52.880 group

00:57:53.340 blocking

00:57:54.640 the roads

00:57:54.980 is against

00:57:55.340 the law

00:57:55.660 already

00:57:56.660 there may

00:57:58.640 be other

00:57:59.020 places

00:57:59.540 where we

00:57:59.840 need to

00:58:00.160 remove

00:58:00.620 religion

00:58:01.160 from a

00:58:01.940 neutral

00:58:02.420 space

00:58:03.580 separation

00:58:04.140 of mosque

00:58:04.620 and state

00:58:04.980 I'm fine

00:58:05.380 with that

00:58:05.700 but the

00:58:06.120 way to

00:58:07.260 solve

00:58:07.820 Hamas

00:58:08.520 thugs

00:58:09.120 taking

00:58:09.980 over

00:58:10.520 the

00:58:11.080 downtown

00:58:11.460 intersection

00:58:12.200 is

00:58:13.140 use the

00:58:13.620 laws

00:58:13.820 on the

00:58:14.040 books

00:58:14.180 right now

00:58:14.560 but we're

00:58:14.840 not

00:58:15.280 we're not

00:58:16.460 we're not

00:58:16.840 arresting

00:58:17.380 people for

00:58:17.880 making threats

00:58:18.440 for even

00:58:18.880 assaults

00:58:19.620 and I think

00:58:20.920 that's a

00:58:21.200 political

00:58:21.460 decision

00:58:21.900 sort of

00:58:22.300 my point

00:58:22.760 is it's

00:58:23.000 a weird

00:58:23.580 fact

00:58:26.360 or a

00:58:26.800 weird

00:58:27.200 piece of

00:58:28.560 turf

00:58:28.940 for

00:58:29.560 Francois

00:58:30.140 Legault

00:58:30.420 to decide

00:58:31.040 to fight

00:58:31.440 back

00:58:31.840 and by

00:58:32.560 the way

00:58:32.920 he's

00:58:33.280 14 months

00:58:34.000 too late

00:58:34.440 Mr.

00:58:36.160 Garner

00:58:36.420 says

00:58:36.900 you only

00:58:37.900 need to

00:58:38.260 look at

00:58:38.560 the street

00:58:38.980 closures

00:58:39.440 by Muslims

00:58:40.080 in France

00:58:40.520 and Germany

00:58:40.900 to see what

00:58:41.320 Justin Trudeau

00:58:41.860 has planned

00:58:42.180 for Canada

00:58:42.720 and Canadians

00:58:43.760 I don't know

00:58:45.420 if Trudeau

00:58:45.920 has that

00:58:46.360 planned

00:58:46.600 I think

00:58:46.900 it's the

00:58:47.180 other way

00:58:47.460 around

00:58:47.920 these

00:58:48.780 groups

00:58:50.160 which are

00:58:50.500 largely

00:58:50.900 foreign

00:58:51.360 nationals

00:58:51.980 in many

00:58:52.600 cases

00:58:52.940 funded

00:58:53.380 and

00:58:53.600 directed

00:58:53.980 by

00:58:54.380 foreign

00:58:54.760 nationals

00:58:55.140 including

00:58:55.460 by Iran

00:58:56.560 they're just

00:58:57.500 seeing how far

00:58:58.120 they can go

00:58:58.760 what they can

00:58:59.220 get away

00:58:59.580 with

00:58:59.820 in Alberta

00:59:00.680 they cleared

00:59:02.280 them off the

00:59:02.780 streets

00:59:03.040 right away

00:59:03.460 they cleared

00:59:04.000 that university

00:59:04.620 encampment

00:59:05.180 right away

00:59:05.960 they blocked

00:59:06.840 the streets

00:59:07.320 they cleared

00:59:07.740 it right away

00:59:08.420 and they haven't

00:59:08.860 tried again

00:59:09.400 in Toronto

00:59:10.780 and Montreal

00:59:11.320 they do it

00:59:11.800 every week

00:59:12.180 and they get

00:59:12.500 away with it

00:59:12.880 every week

00:59:13.360 and it's

00:59:14.660 sort of

00:59:14.900 that's the

00:59:15.280 new normal

00:59:15.720 that's shifting

00:59:16.400 the Overton

00:59:16.920 window

00:59:17.180 that's the

00:59:17.660 new default

00:59:18.220 state

00:59:18.700 and that's

00:59:19.760 why it's

00:59:20.060 so demoralizing

00:59:21.040 for people

00:59:21.540 in Toronto

00:59:21.900 and Montreal

00:59:22.340 Howard

00:59:24.160 Tenenbaum

00:59:24.700 says I agree

00:59:25.300 with Ezra

00:59:25.780 we don't need

00:59:26.660 new laws

00:59:27.120 we simply

00:59:27.780 need existing

00:59:28.400 municipal

00:59:28.800 provincial

00:59:29.220 and federal

00:59:29.620 laws to be

00:59:30.100 enforced

00:59:30.520 and by

00:59:31.260 enforced

00:59:31.560 I don't

00:59:31.820 mean

00:59:31.960 keeping

00:59:32.220 the peace

00:59:32.620 by preventing

00:59:33.240 counter demonstrations

00:59:34.380 or keeping

00:59:34.840 demonstrating

00:59:35.340 groups separate

00:59:35.900 from one another

00:59:36.560 those who

00:59:37.300 break one

00:59:37.680 of several

00:59:38.060 laws on the

00:59:38.540 books

00:59:38.760 should be

00:59:39.320 arrested

00:59:39.640 and charged

00:59:40.260 period

00:59:40.580 well that's

00:59:41.620 the thing

00:59:42.060 and that's

00:59:43.780 why I knew

00:59:44.180 the cops

00:59:44.640 were wrong

00:59:45.120 to arrest

00:59:45.760 me for

00:59:46.540 inciting a

00:59:47.600 breach of the

00:59:47.960 peace

00:59:48.180 instead of

00:59:48.880 arresting those

00:59:49.440 who were perhaps

00:59:49.960 threatening the

00:59:50.540 breach of the

00:59:50.880 peace

00:59:51.060 you don't go

00:59:51.700 after the

00:59:52.080 law abiding

00:59:52.580 guy

00:59:53.040 and you know

00:59:56.600 just the other

00:59:57.100 day there was a

00:59:57.700 huge protest

00:59:58.440 outside a Jewish

00:59:59.180 synagogue in

01:00:00.120 North Toronto

01:00:00.640 in the city

01:00:01.400 of Vaughn

01:00:01.980 and there's

01:00:03.460 two laws that

01:00:04.220 stop that

01:00:04.660 section 176

01:00:05.700 2 of the

01:00:06.020 criminal code

01:00:06.540 says basically

01:00:07.460 you can't harass

01:00:08.360 a church or a

01:00:09.140 synagogue

01:00:09.400 where I think

01:00:10.400 the phrase is

01:00:10.940 a place of

01:00:13.440 a religious

01:00:13.860 or a moral

01:00:14.560 or a social

01:00:15.220 purpose

01:00:15.640 it's basically

01:00:16.540 designed to

01:00:17.260 stop people

01:00:18.200 from harassing

01:00:19.380 churches

01:00:19.880 I mean it's

01:00:21.160 such a specific

01:00:22.080 law

01:00:22.520 cops didn't

01:00:23.420 enforce it

01:00:24.000 the city

01:00:24.800 brought in

01:00:25.240 its own

01:00:25.580 bylaw

01:00:26.140 a hundred

01:00:26.960 meter bubble

01:00:27.640 zone for being

01:00:28.480 a nuisance

01:00:29.080 to a church

01:00:29.680 or synagogue

01:00:30.180 cops didn't

01:00:31.200 enforce it

01:00:31.700 I don't know

01:00:32.500 about the

01:00:32.960 constitutionality

01:00:33.940 of that

01:00:34.660 hundred meter

01:00:35.200 law

01:00:35.620 but it

01:00:38.420 wasn't enforced

01:00:39.100 even though it

01:00:39.540 was just

01:00:39.820 written a few

01:00:40.220 months ago

01:00:40.760 and I

01:00:43.320 think that we

01:00:44.080 have a real

01:00:44.580 problem in

01:00:45.880 that you're

01:00:46.760 seeing legislation

01:00:48.260 from the

01:00:49.600 streets

01:00:49.980 we're not

01:00:50.780 setting the

01:00:51.340 laws in

01:00:52.040 courts or

01:00:53.240 in legislatures

01:00:54.240 these Hamas

01:00:55.820 foreign provocateurs

01:00:56.960 are setting the

01:00:57.980 de facto laws

01:00:58.940 in our country

01:01:00.240 that's just how

01:01:03.300 it is and I

01:01:04.640 think it's got to

01:01:05.200 change and it's

01:01:06.600 going to need

01:01:06.940 moral leadership

01:01:07.600 from premiers

01:01:08.240 and the prime

01:01:08.740 minister

01:01:09.040 right now we

01:01:09.580 don't have

01:01:09.920 that

01:01:10.140 well that's the

01:01:12.600 show for today

01:01:13.340 until next time

01:01:14.720 on behalf of all

01:01:15.440 of us here at

01:01:15.980 rebel world

01:01:16.400 headquarters to

01:01:17.060 you at home

01:01:17.520 goodbye and

01:01:19.120 keep fighting

01:01:19.520 for freedom

Rebel News Podcast - December 12, 2024

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Trudeau wants a tariff war with Trump — even if it ruins Canada

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