Kyle Kemper Speaks Out： Trudeau's Legacy, DOGE, Bobby Kennedy Jr., Trump + more ｜ Stand on Guard
Summary
Kyle Kemper, the brother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, joins us on the show to talk about his experience in Canada, and his thoughts on the current political climate in the United States. He also talks about his new venture, Club Maha, which is a vehicle to discuss the various Make America Healthy Again initiatives and opportunities.
Transcript
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Thank you for joining me today on another Stand on Guard episode. My name is David Creighton.
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So nice to have you here. And as promised, we have Kyle Kemper with us again. It's been
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far too long since Kyle joined us. And of course, you might know someone named Justin Trudeau. He
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happens to be the brother of Kyle Kemper. And we're going to focus mainly on Kyle's opinions
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today. We'll ask a few questions about the other Justin there, but we're going to focus
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on some other matters. We'll be right back with more.
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because people get unsubscribed. Without further ado, though, I want to welcome my guest today,
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Kyle Kemper. As I said, Justin Trudeau, yep, he's your brother. But you must get tired of people
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saying Kyle Kemper is the brother of Justin Trudeau. And I think we discussed that the last time.
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I want to get talking about your life right away because we always get into Canadian politics.
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I'm not going to get too far into Canadian politics. I want to talk about your experience
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in the U.S. But what are you doing right now, Kyle, with your life? I know you've got a YouTube
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station. You talk about crypto. But tell us, what are you doing right now?
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Well, thanks, David. And great to be on your show again.
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Right now, what I'm doing is I'm, you know, I worked on the Kennedy campaign for like 500 days
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and it was kind of all in. And so I have given my wife and my kids a break from all of that. And we
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came to Colorado and we are spending one month working on skiing. I have altogether six children
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and have them all together right now. And we are attempting to be on the mountain nearly every
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day and work on their skiing because it's really important to ski and to teach children when they're
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young to ski if they want to grow up to be, you know, good skiers and athletes. So that's what I'm
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doing right now. I'm about to head to Denver and I'm going to go to the ETH Denver conference that
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kicks off tomorrow through the weekend. And that's a convergence of a bunch of the leading innovators,
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pioneers, businesses, coders, developers within the decentralized Ethereum space, but also just
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the crypto space in general. And, you know, following the election of President Trump and the confirmation
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of Secretary Kennedy, Secretary of HHS, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We launched Club Maha to create a vehicle
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to discuss all the various Make America Healthy Again initiatives and opportunities. And we've got
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a podcast that happens every Wednesday night at 9 p.m. Eastern time on X on Join Club Maha is the handle.
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You can also follow Ian Carroll, who's one of our hosts. And it's been an incredibly well attended
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podcast, kind of live discussion of the news of the day. And so we've been doing that and we've been
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averaging almost 100,000 people a show for the last, this is going to be week eight. So yeah,
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that's what's kind of cooking here on my end. And yeah, I'm just, you know, forging forward in the
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best I can and also keeping, you know, a close eye on everything that's happening in Canada. And
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yeah, I mean, I'd really be interested to hear, you know, how you're feeling, David, about things in
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Well, we'll get to that in a minute, because I do want your opinion on the liberal leadership
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race. And I've got a brief, very small clip of that last night, very bizarre moment from last
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night. But I watched Robert F. Kennedy's swearing in ceremony. And in fact, I showed that to my
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audience. I was so impressed by it. I don't think anybody else could have said what he said in terms
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of him feeling that Donald Trump was like a divine intervention in his life, without sounding like
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a hopeless sycophant. But he made it sound not just sincere, but absolutely true. And I was so
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impressed with how he responded and how he was so grateful to have this role. And the Democrats tried
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everything to stop this, of course, even bringing out his cousin, Carolyn Kennedy, to smear him. I just
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thought that was the most disgusting moment I've ever seen in any confirmation hearing. And it got
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pretty bad during the last Trump administration, when he was trying to move some justices through
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the Senate. But this was just absolutely abhorrent behavior, calling him a sexual predator, calling him
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basically a madman who thought all vaccines were going to kill people. But why was absolutely
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ecstatic? Because as I said in the last interview, one of the reasons I was excited about the US
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election in 2024 was the participation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I thought this is a guy who is going
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to shake up America. And when it seemed apparent he wasn't going to win the presidency, I was so happy
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that Donald Trump did intervene and say, join my team. I'm going to give you a prominent role to
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make America healthy again. So are you optimistic that we're not just going to see paper, you know,
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the wallpaper here, that we're going to see real change in how America deals with health?
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Oh, I'm very, very optimistic, but it's already taking place as well. Like, you know,
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there are bills passing, you know, all across America right now that I would say are maha,
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you know, aligned. And, you know, Bobby is getting to work. He has executive orders supporting him,
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enabling him to get down to business and to start cleaning up, frankly, a very, very large
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corporate captured mess that represented HHS, NIH, CDC, FDA, and more organizations. So Bobby's got his
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work cut out for him, but he's not alone. That's the other thing is, you know, within his campaign,
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so many talented people from many different industries kind of came and brought their energy.
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And, you know, not everybody, but a lot of people were a little bit let down when, you know,
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he chose to endorse President Trump. But now that, you know, he's taken office, and we've seen the
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actions, it's actually very much like almost all the things that Bobby was talking about during his
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campaign are coming to bear. So really, this is the kind of the best case scenario, in my opinion.
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And, you know, I really wish Canada would, would kind of chill out on the extreme Trump derangement
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syndrome. And, you know, we're kind of recognize, you know, how vicious, you know, a media system can be
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towards polarizing opinion, and festering and foistering hate on individuals. And I think Donald
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Trump is one of those, you know, key examples. And, you know, you said, heavens, you know, Trump might be
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like, you know, a savior for America, well, frankly, could also be, you know, a savior for Canada, because
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the situation in Canada right now, you know, you mentioned liberal leadership, we can get into that.
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But the entire political landscape, it's, in my opinion, that no longer reflects the will of the
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No, I would have to agree with you. I think we're almost at a uniparty level here in Canada. But,
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you know, I'm very optimistic about the United States. I think Donald Trump is making America
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great again. I've never seen a flurry of activity like this. I would even compare it to Franklin
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Roosevelt in 1933. Incredible amount of, from a different perspective, obviously, but in terms of
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activity, and coming through on promises, Donald Trump is a president who delivers, unlike so many
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presidents who just talk about these things. And you think, well, he's not really going to do it,
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is he? Yes, he started on day one. And the first 100 days are going to be historic, unlike so many
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other presidencies. But what really worries me, and you talked about Canada, you have a unique
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transnational perspective. I mean, you were born in Canada, you're raised in Canada, you're living in
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the US right now. You understand both countries very well. I think the last thing both of our
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countries need is a trade war. And I'm very disheartened to hear Donald Trump talk about
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March 4th, putting on this 25% tariff. I think it's going to be devastating for Canada. I think
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it's going to be catastrophic for our economy. And I'm looking for any way out of this. And I don't
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think Trudeau has delivered on his promises for border security. He has changed the deck chairs on the
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Titanic. You know, he did not put a 10,000 people at the border, like he promised. And I point that
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out every day to people. Trudeau promised 10,000 frontline personnel, they're not there. He's delivered
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on a fentanyl czar. But this is a guy, again, who is closely linked with the Trudeau government. So I'm
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not sure this is the right person for the job. But what are your feelings about the tariffs in this
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trade war? Can we somehow get out of this and get back to a relationship where both countries can
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help each other with their trade and their economies? Well, I mean, I feel like we should
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be engaging in more discourse about the ideal outcome for North America, for Canada, for the United
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States. Instead, it's been very reactionary and slogany. You know, when Trump started using the
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51st state and the governor, he proposed a couple things like, you know, the notion of, you know,
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the Canadian dollars would all be kind of, you know, brought to brought to parity, there'd be open
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borders. He outlined like some kind of opportunities, but it wouldn't be worth, I think, you know,
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having, you know, a critical discussion about, you know, what a more integrated system looks like.
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Because, you know, one of the things that's doing incredible work in America right now and
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highlighting the inefficiencies and corruption and systemic waste is DOGE, the Department of
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Governmental Efficiency, you know, headed up by Elon Musk. Canada desperately, desperately needs
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something similar because our government has been so, so, so incredibly wasteful and secretive and
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corrupt. And that's just a product of a very centralized system over time. It becomes more
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secretive and more corrupt. And we're dealing with almost peak centralization from the Canadian
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government right now. And, you know, there is just massive spending. I remember Chrystia Freeland,
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a number of years ago, you know, when asked, where did $10 billion in infrastructure spending go?
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She just, I just, I can't tell you. We don't, we don't know. And you look at, you look at all,
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you look at all this spending that took place and with the, you know, with the Ukraine debacle,
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with the COVID debacle, with the, you know, with the, with the fake vaccines, all of that stuff.
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Like, you know, there's just so much waste going on and there's people taking, taking points all
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across the, across the board. And we desperately need that because ultimately that's wealth transference
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from the people of Canada into, you know, the hands of the few. And then it turns out the people,
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these few are then holding, you know, levers of power over Canadian society in much greater
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proportion than, you know, we, the people do. And then we, the people, like, you know, when we stand
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up, for example, with the Freedom Convoy, you know, Pat King, fortunately, you know, has been released
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on, you know, with three, with a kind of a three month kind of conditional sentence.
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But still, I mean, the man went through basically torture, you know, as a result of, of, of standing
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up and protesting against, against, you know, what he, what he and many others deemed to be massive
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government overrage and overstepping and violations of, you know, the Canadian Charter of Rights and
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Yeah. Yeah. I'm glad you mentioned Doge because I, I, we put this together the other day.
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Yes. Do we need a Doge in Canada? You bet. I can't agree more with you. And they will find
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more horrifying facts. It's like reading the budget, Kyle. You know, they don't talk about
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what's really in the budget during the budget speech every year. It's when you read the estimates,
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when you go through the fine print and you say, holy hell, they're spending how many hundreds of
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millions of dollars on this. They never talk about it. They just spend it. It's like a,
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it's almost like a black ops budget. And it's all of these crazy things that these governments are
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spending money on. They never talk about them. They don't advertise. They just quietly spend the
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money and hope nobody notices. So this is what Doge is doing in the States. And I, you know, I applaud
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them. I think it's fantastic. And it's just, it's getting back to what America for me always was
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about, you know, whether it was Ronald Reagan or whether it was people who stood up for less
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government. And you go back to Ralph Waldo Emerson, I think who first said it, that government is best,
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which governs least. Thomas Jefferson repeated it over and over again. But that's what I want to see
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from government. Get out of my life. Stop telling me how to live, how to think. Stop spending my money
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on useless projects. And stop telling me that my speech doesn't matter. And that I don't have free
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speech anymore. And anything I say that you disagree with is disinformation. And I'm hearing this from
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so many governments. And I'm not hearing this from Donald Trump. Thank God. He's saying, forget the DEI.
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Forget the critical race theory. Forget the disinformation bureau. We're going to have free speech again.
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And we've got a guy like Elon Musk out there with the chainsaw. I love it. I love what's
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happening in the U.S. And what I'm saying to Canadian politicians like Pierpoliev is stop trying
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to distance yourself from Donald Trump. Say, here I am. Donald Trump doesn't know Pierpoliev exists. I can
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tell you this. He thinks Wayne Gretzky is going, it could be the next Canadian prime minister. Donald Trump
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does not know who Pierpoliev is. So what is Pierpoliev doing? He's getting up on the stage and saying,
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we're going to get just as tough as the liberals on Donald Trump. We're going to be just as anti-American
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as Donald Trump. And it's fracturing his base. Believe me, I see the comments every day.
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Pierpoliev is losing people very quickly. His words, his politicking that he is doing is not
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identifying himself as a free-thinking populist that really cares about freedom within Canada.
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His pandering to Ukraine, his reactionary words towards Trump. No, it's like he's literally,
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in my opinion, he's just such a career politician who listens to the polls and the party probably so
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heavily in dictating it. That's why he never out of principle stood up against,
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frankly, the tantamounted genocide that took place against the Canadian population through the
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forced injections with no informed consent of an experimental gene therapy serum that continues
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to be pushed. Thankfully, in America, it looks like those days are over. But in Canada, there's still
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no acknowledgement around that. Orphanus, you know, with the truckers and the Freedom Convoy, you know,
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really representing them. He never talked about Pat King. He never talked about the Coots boys and how they're
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basically, you know, victims of lawfare and political, basically political prisoners. You know, he continues to
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pander to this Ukraine situation when this is not on the first agenda.
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But of course, we know that the vaccine is safe and effective.
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In a classic, like, you know, government situation, like, you know, he berated Justin and the Liberals for,
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you know, for not getting the vaccines out fast enough.
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You know, but that, but again, like, that's the, that is just the essence of, you know, the, this,
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the system of government that we have. It's like one person says up, the other just says down.
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There is no, there's no talking about, you know, what our ideal outcome is. And, you know, and why
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wouldn't, at this moment, Pierre, why don't you encourage Doge? Why don't you say, damn it, we need
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Doge here in America. We are in Canada. Exactly. We need Doge. Everything has gone completely out of
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control. We need, we need to, we need some understanding because, you know, our cost overruns are so high
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that we cannot afford this anymore. And honestly, we should, we should sit down at the table, you know,
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with President Trump and have, have an open explorer, exploratory discussion. I mean, honestly, I don't see
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why we need a federal government in Canada anymore. I just don't see the, any value that it's actually
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adding other than just sucking away. The provinces are akin to the States. The provinces all kind of
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manage themselves. And even if we had America as a protectorate, like, you know, overseeing
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everything, let's at least like, let's, let's explore that because I don't know what the federal
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government is frankly doing other than spending way more money than it's bringing in and taxing the
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hell out of Canadians to the point where good, hardworking, earning Canadians want to leave,
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or they're not able to actually earn enough to not even, not thrive, like just survive.
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We have an idea of Canadians are not able to thrive. We are not, they're not like excelling
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and reaching their full potential. They're basically surviving because our taxation system
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is so punitive, is so punitive. And you talk about a 25% tariff coming on board, like, okay,
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like, you know, that, that, that will hurt, but carbon tax also hurts, you know, you know,
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heavy, heavy income tax is, is brutal. Capital gains tax, death tax, estate tax, you know,
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they, they just continue to add up. Then you throw on like, you know, a crazy surveillance society
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from like, you know, heavy, heavy duty municipal taxes, but also serious municipal fines as well.
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So for example, in Ottawa, you know, the size of the Ottawa bylaw, you know, in bylaw team,
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it's massive, which requires them to go out and give out tons and tons and tons of fines just to
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pay for themselves. So it's like, you know, this is just the, the same with a lot of the police too.
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They, you know, those, all those additional fines and tickets that get levied on the population,
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many of which are victimless crimes. You know, you've got now got speed cameras,
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you've got red light cameras. Some of the red light cameras even have short yellow lights.
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It's very deceptive, very, very deceptive, harmful, like economically, spiritually to society.
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And, you know, they've been really leaning into this. So it's time to really, you know,
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think critically, but what it is we want of Canada, how do we, what are the ideal outcomes
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that we would like to see? Personally, I would like to see income tax completely gotten rid of
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in Canada, which wouldn't, yes, capital to flow back into Canada and do a spending Canada.
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We need to reduce the size of our government right now. What the Canadian, with the Canadian
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government, media, corporatocracy has done is they've really punched down on Canadians. The point
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where they've created a, in my opinion, a fairly desperate society and not everybody, but, but like
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at a macro level and they've encouraged. And as a result of this, a lot of the leading innovators,
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pioneers, entrepreneurs, new business creators end up leaving Canada. So they, they recognize as soon
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as you see some success within Canada, you're going to leave. And there's a few, there's a few examples,
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like, you know, Tobias Lutke and Harley Finkelstein from, from Shopify. But even, I feel like they're
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to the point right now that they're, they're probably getting ready. They're getting ready
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to leave. You know, it's just, it's just too punitive. The government wants to take all your
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money. They want to control you. So what do you do? You leave. And then you take all that wealth with
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you and you go spend that wealth and develop that wealth somewhere else. Whereas in Canada, if we were
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to remove and eliminate the income tax and make spring, spring again, make spring fun again,
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you know, we would have the opportunity for wealth that's all over the world, that's sitting on the
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sidelines to come back to Canada, to be spending Canada, to be invested in Canada, to grow, grow.
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But I don't think, you know, it's going to, it takes gumption and it takes, it takes, it takes courage
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in order to like, well, yes, it's a Laurentian club system. So think about that.
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I, I, I can't believe we are so on the same page, Kyle, with all of this, because I, I never will be
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in any politician's pocket. I will criticize politicians, even though I want a change in
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government. I want to see the conservatives take the next election. I'm going to keep criticizing
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Pierre Poliv when he's wrong on issues. And you know, he's wrong on Ukraine. You've mentioned this. He's
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dead wrong on Ukraine. And yesterday he was going on and on and on about how horrible it was that this
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war started, even though it started in 2014, not 2022. Doesn't, he doesn't realize that. But here's
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the story, Kyle, nobody has reported this. Like your brother announced that he was going to give
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Ukraine $5 billion in seized Russian assets. So I looked it up and I said, really, we've got that
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much in seized Russian assets? No, we don't have that much in seized Russian assets. We have
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about a hundred million dollars in seized Russian assets. Where is he going to come up with the
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other $4.9 billion? This is absolutely nobody over there. Let's just, let's front the money to
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them and we'll, we'll, we'll reconcile it later through our accounting procedures. Now, I mean,
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that's, that's, that's another, I mean, we, we also, we also like at the outset of the war,
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we, you know, we basically impounded the Antonov kind of commercial, like super plane at the Pearson
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airport. It's probably still sitting there. And I think we were charging them money. Like it was,
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it was, we basically stole one of like, you know, their crown jewel planes, you know, as, as a, as,
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as a punitive effort for, you know, whatever that whole thing was. It was interesting when that,
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when that, when that, when the script started getting played, because it followed, it followed
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so tightly to the Freedom Convoy. It was, you know, one day it was all about like, you know,
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how everybody in the Freedom Convoy were basically like, you know, Nazi terrorists. And then the next
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day, ooh, Ukraine out of nowhere. And then they just like, you know, what they do with these,
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with these things is they flood the zone is that flood the zone is the, is the media term. And
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that's just like, you know, coordinated messaging assault across all different channels. Wouldn't it
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be nice if they flooded the zone with the need for Doge in Canada, the need for, for serious,
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serious questioning and like, you know, and looking like, let's use AI to go over and to analyze,
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you know, the decision-making patterns as well as, you know, the spending patterns.
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And I don't know necessarily if we need like, you know, Elon Musk to be the one to do that.
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I'm sure if he was invited to do that, he would, based on the learnings of it, you know, be able
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to, but it might also be, you know, another big figure because I heard someone say the Canadian
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Taxpayers Federation is doing like, you know, is, is they're doing Doge. They're like, we're doing
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Doge already. We just don't have, you know, any awareness. And, you know, that's the sad state of
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the system. It's like, you know, take someone like Elon to like, you know, create this massive
00:27:11.460
global energy and awareness for it when these things were already happening. Just like all
00:27:16.960
the USAID information, all of that was already public. All of, all of that was already public.
00:27:24.000
But once Doge came along, like the spotlight got shown on it and I'm sure there's already
00:27:30.240
so much visible in plain sight, corrupt, wasteful, useless, zero value adding spending that's
00:27:39.940
taking place. That's full public domain within Canada. It just needs a little bit of effort
00:27:46.260
on behalf of a group towards understanding and highlighting it. And it will likely take,
00:27:53.360
you know, potentially like a celebrity like figure or a powerful business figure to, you know,
00:28:01.080
drive that home. Like, you know, I'd invite, for example, like, yeah, Kevin O'Leary. I'm not so
00:28:06.860
sure. I like Robert Herjavec though. I think he's interesting. I think some of like, you know,
00:28:10.580
the rest of that Dragon's Den crew, you know, could be, could, there's some, some interest there.
00:28:17.260
Certainly Toby Lutke and Harley Finkelstein, like, you know, they're, they're, they're two of the
00:28:22.360
most celebrated kind of entrepreneurs in Canada who have been critics of, you know, the situation.
00:28:28.760
I would also say, however, they were, they were complicit in the COVID tyranny and they,
00:28:39.740
and their business Shopify prospered very strongly as a result of the lockdowns and, and all that
00:28:49.480
madness. So anyways, but, but that's, that's kind of, you know, where, where my, my feelings
00:28:55.880
kind of lie on that note. Well, you, you, you mentioned the fact that, you know, nobody is
00:29:03.440
really talking about doge in Canada, especially Pierre Pauly. He talks about cutting foreign aid to
00:29:08.780
dictatorships. Wow. That's really, really controversial. What about Ukraine?
00:29:13.280
Nice. Well, yeah, start with Ukraine. That's a dictatorship. So how serious is he?
00:29:20.120
He won't talk about them. It's not a dictatorship. It's a, it's not, it's a, it's a, it's a democracy.
00:29:25.280
It's a shining example of democracy. That's what I always say. Ukraine is a shining example of
00:29:29.940
democracy, except there's no elections. There's no countermedia. It's like, you know, if that's a
00:29:34.920
shining, if that's what you believe is a shining example of democracy, holy smokes, what is Canada
00:29:42.080
like, you know, a five diamond democracy probably.
00:29:45.520
Well, yeah, exactly, exactly. And want to shift here to, because we're, this could go on and on and
00:29:55.280
on, because I just love talking to you. But Mark Carney, the apparent anointed successor to your brother.
00:30:10.980
And Mike, I'll tell you why Mark Carney concerns me is because this guy is not just a globalist
00:30:17.540
extremist. He is somebody who completely distrusts democracy. And he's apparently going up in the
00:30:27.180
surging in the polls. I don't understand why. But bear with me for a second. Here's a clip from
00:30:33.780
last night's liberal leadership debate. And this is how crazy the conversation is.
00:30:40.060
The U.S. rather than guaranteeing for the first time since the second world war,
00:30:44.480
rather than guaranteeing the rules based order, the U.S. is turning predator. And so what Canada
00:30:50.080
needs to do is work closely with our democratic allies, our military allies. I've been foreign
00:30:56.560
minister. I know how to do that. That's why I would start with our Nordic partners, specifically
00:31:02.360
Denmark, which is also being threatened, and our European NATO allies. I would be sure that France
00:31:08.400
and Britain were there who possess nuclear weapons. And I would be working urgently with those partners
00:31:15.220
to build a closer security relationship that guarantees our security in a time when the United
00:31:21.600
States can be a threat. And I would also crucially reach out to our Asian democratic partners, Japan,
00:31:31.360
South Korea, Australia. They need to be part of the conversation too. We need to be ready for a world
00:31:36.920
where the U.S. is not the leader of the free world anymore. Canada can be and must be a leader in
00:31:44.620
building this new order. Our allies are looking to us and build a new world order where democracy
00:31:51.300
and Canadian sovereignty is protected. Mr. Carney, you're up next.
00:31:56.220
I'm going to associate myself. I'm going to agree with that. The only amendment I'm going to make
00:32:00.740
is, unfortunately, it won't be a world order. It will be a subset of the world order because the
00:32:06.060
number of like-minded countries is much smaller with the U.S. exiting.
00:32:10.000
Then why won't you proactively disclose your corporate action?
00:32:12.260
Just to be honest, I'm in the middle of a leadership campaign. I will be subject to all the
00:32:17.740
conflict of interest rules and the ethics rules. I will happily comply with all of them. It's a
00:32:22.520
straightforward process. That will begin as soon as this process ends if I'm selected as leader of
00:32:30.940
You were the vice chairman at Brookfield Asset Management prior to-
00:32:35.940
Sorry. In the fall, they moved their head office from Toronto to New York. Did you approve of
00:32:42.240
that decision and what does this say about your commitment to growing Canada's economy and
00:32:52.500
Two things. I'll just correct a few factual things. One, I was chair of Brookfield Asset
00:32:58.540
Management. I ceased to be chair on the 15th, I think, of January when I announced for leadership.
00:33:07.080
I ceased to be chair of Bloomberg as well. Ceased to be United Nations Special Envoy on Climate Action
00:33:13.560
Finance. Ceased to be a number of other things. So I resigned all my positions because I am all in
00:33:18.080
for Canada, all in for this leadership, all in during this time of crisis to build our great country.
00:33:25.400
He goes on and on and on about how he's building Canada. This is a guy who has directorships on
00:33:33.860
20 corporations. He uses Brookfield. He has used Brookfield to buy fossil fuels that he decries so
00:33:42.240
much. This is a globalist, elitist, multi-millionaire who wants to just become prime minister overnight
00:33:50.840
and wield power over the Canadian people. What do you think of, what do you think of Mark Carney?
00:33:55.620
Well, and post-selection, probably renegotiate the election terms and just continue to hold
00:34:05.400
unelected power for, you know, potentially another year or more. You know, that man, he just represents,
00:34:13.360
again, the corporatocracy's interest. It's, you know, of the party, by the party, for the party,
00:34:19.320
and he would be the selector selected. And, uh, I don't trust him. Uh, and I would say,
00:34:29.480
oh my gosh, Christia Freeland, that rhetoric that she is pushing, holy smokes, like, you know,
00:34:38.180
talk about just this, then, and this is, and this is like, you know, highlights the situation that
00:34:44.860
we're in right now between the, you know, this new world order, global corporate, corporatocracy,
00:34:52.700
cabal spider, whatever you want to like, you know, label you want to put in on onto it. And like,
00:35:00.000
you know, she represents and the fighting, you know, dying talons of it, you know, especially when
00:35:07.140
Donald Trump and, you know, America is going through, um, you know, it's purging and cleansing
00:35:15.800
of a lot of these, you know, deep, dark control mechanisms, which, you know, continue to hold,
00:35:24.080
but those talons are strong in Canada. And Christia Freeland is, you know, will continue to represent
00:35:31.760
and push them. And, you know, and she's choosing very, uh, you know, very big, big words here.
00:35:37.740
But again, all that she has is words. She's completely full of shit in my opinion. And, um,
00:35:45.000
she's, she's, uh, yeah, I don't want to, I don't want to talk too much about her because she's
00:35:50.660
frankly, doesn't deserve it. And she has, you know, committed such grave overspending and
00:35:57.300
mismanagement and destruction of, of the, of the Canadian, uh, society and economy under,
00:36:05.520
you know, her. Yeah. Well, it's, it's, it's been clear to me for quite some time, the liberal party
00:36:12.160
of Canada, whether it's led by Justin Trudeau or by Mark Carney or by Christia Freeland wants this next
00:36:20.760
election to be about Canada versus the U S they want to run against Donald Trump. And this is why
00:36:26.960
they're demonizing Donald Trump. This is why they're suggesting that they don't even talk
00:36:31.820
about Pierre anymore. You don't even talk about Pierre. It's all about Trump. This is back to this,
00:36:36.480
like, you know, continue. Yeah. Well, that's exactly what I'm saying is that they don't even
00:36:42.720
talk about the, the official opposition. There is no official opposition. We don't have a parliament
00:36:47.140
meeting for God's sake. We have a, this government that just meets in secret once a week, makes
00:36:52.960
decisions and tells us what's going to happen, including doubling the budget for CBC, which my
00:36:59.440
viewers are saying, Oh, where did this come from? And this is all being done behind closed doors.
00:37:05.300
There's no question period right now. There's not, no parliament meeting and they could keep on doing
00:37:10.200
this indefinitely if they want to, because this is a governor general who will just say, fine, do it.
00:37:16.740
We'll, we'll agree to this. But what really angers me in this whole process is that we are not
00:37:23.560
getting, we're not allowed to say, this is not about Donald Trump. This is, this is about a liberal
00:37:29.220
regime that has tortured Canadians, that has taken our freedom away, taken our freedom of speech away,
00:37:35.560
that has totally, that has an institution of euthanasia where people are coming around the world
00:37:43.260
to commit suicide. This is a government of death. And we are not even allowed to talk about them in
00:37:48.660
that it's all about Donald Trump, this evil Donald Trump and, and, and, and the Americans now. And we
00:37:55.200
have, we have moved beyond logical, rational, political debate in this country. And unfortunately,
00:38:00.940
Faripaliev is playing right into this and he needs to get it back to who the real enemy here is. It's
00:38:07.560
not Donald Trump. It's not the Americans. It's Justin Trudeau, the liberal party, Mark Carney. These are
00:38:13.240
the people who have upset the Canadian economy for the past decade. We need to get back to that.
00:38:18.600
And, and we're not, we're not seeing that. So, you know, I stand up every day and I say,
00:38:24.180
Donald Trump, stop giving the liberal party a lifeline. Let's get back to what's important for
00:38:31.720
these two countries. Let's get, get back to rational negotiation and discussion. And,
00:38:37.980
pure apology, if you can't figure this out, somebody has to figure it out for you.
00:38:41.280
You're being used, you're being played here. You're being played by the globalists, by the people who
00:38:47.320
want to keep, put Mark Carney in charge. And he's surged in the polls, apparently. I don't really
00:38:52.360
believe the extent to which he supposedly surged in the polls. But I, but I do think there's a,
00:38:58.520
there's a problem here with Canadians being totally sidetracked in terms of their perceptions about
00:39:06.220
what's important to them. They can't afford to live anymore. You started the conversation off
00:39:11.500
this way. Canadians can't afford to live anymore, to put food on the table. They've got a carbon tax
00:39:17.600
that's going up again in a couple of months. And it's going to be just like a, another, and Mark
00:39:23.300
Carney, and this will interest you. If you don't know this, I'm sure you do. Mark Carney is proposing a
00:39:29.020
carbon tariff. And if you, and you've already mentioned the fact that can, the companies are
00:39:34.400
leaving Canada in, in droves because it's the, the environment for doing business is that much
00:39:42.180
better south of the border. But if this carbon tariff goes through along with his corporate
00:39:52.680
emigration of corporations leaving Canada for the U.S. because they're going to say,
00:40:00.300
why should I do business in Canada when I'm being punished? Because you said taxes are punitive.
00:40:05.900
That's all taxes are now. Governments don't need the money. They just print it. They just print the
00:40:11.620
money. No. Taxes have become a punitive measure against people to punish them,
00:40:25.500
So where do we go from here, David? This is one of the things. It's like, you know, I look at,
00:40:30.360
I look at all the Canadian, like, you know, the freedom lovers, which represent, you know, a strong,
00:40:34.800
powerful block. And a lot of them, they, you know, they moved over to the PPC and are with Max Bernier.
00:40:40.720
And, you know, bless those guys, but they just don't have that attention. And, you know, in America,
00:40:45.100
there's only two parties. And as a result of, you know, the Tea Party movement, it like kind of led
00:40:50.560
to the mega movement, which led to the election of Donald Trump. So if you want to actually get a
00:40:54.680
populist in Canada, you know, one thing is, is, you know, if a lot of the PPC energy were to,
00:41:03.860
you know, to get involved within the CPC party, because at the end of the day, it is a party.
00:41:08.160
You know, they can, they can, you know, potentially sway and affect the direction there.
00:41:14.120
You know, and also, you know, challenge some of these, some of this, this, this, this
00:41:20.540
poor politicking that Pierre is doing, you know, and kind of stand up. And also, I would say,
00:41:29.540
you know, it feels like, damn it, we need to have an open, honest, you know, discussion and discourse
00:41:35.640
about, you know, a strong North America going forward, and how we can, you know, keep the flag,
00:41:42.860
because I feel like the flag is really important for Canadian identity. I don't think other than
00:41:46.640
the flag, there's that much that really represents Canadian identity. I don't, I don't think it's
00:41:50.640
the allegiance to the king. I don't think, you know, I bet, you know, 99 and 100 people wouldn't
00:41:56.720
give a shit about allegiance to the king. You know, the monarchy, the Westminster system,
00:42:00.660
government, no, I don't think that's there. I think Canadians will be interested in the
00:42:03.740
constitution. I think Canadians would be interested, you know, in a declaration of independence. But
00:42:08.500
again, they need to be told this. And the sad reality is that much of Canada is under hypnosis
00:42:14.480
as a result of a incredibly heavily subsidized media system. And you just mentioned CBC having
00:42:22.020
its budget potentially doubled. Well, that means double the propaganda. And it also means like,
00:42:27.340
you know, that the people that work there, you know, won't be subject to abject poverty,
00:42:32.060
like the rest of Canadians. You know, so again, it's like, you know, kiss the ring and you'll do
00:42:37.360
okay. Work for the government and you'll be okay. Continue to support, you know, the, this heavily
00:42:44.360
centralized, heavily secretive, corrupt government that will not engage in open, honest debate about
00:42:51.560
things. That's the other, that's the other kind of sad reality is these, um, polarizing, you know,
00:42:58.000
bifurcated worldviews by which many Canadians subscribe. Um, you know, during the Freedom
00:43:05.420
Convoy in Ottawa, there were two alternative worldviews. There was, you know, the Freedom
00:43:11.100
Convoy, you know, participants were coming to express themselves civically and, you know, fight for
00:43:18.780
our charter rights and to, you know, civically protest what were deemed overreaches on many
00:43:26.520
different fronts. And then there was the group that rep that, you know, through media conditioning,
00:43:32.540
uh, you know, and mass formation psychosis, I would also say, believe that the Freedom Convoys were
00:43:39.160
Western, white, racist, bigot, Nazis, um, you know, small fringe minority. And, you know, and that,
00:43:50.960
and that, and unfortunately that continues today. I mean, even my, my daughter has just come from
00:43:54.720
America. Like she had from Canada, she has this, you know, this hate for Trump. No, no reason. Also
00:44:00.300
had a love for Kamala, all just based on general, just, just societal conditioning. Um, you know, and,
00:44:08.100
and, and, and it's, you know, it's much, it's much harder to convince someone they've been fooled
00:44:12.520
than to, than to fool them. So, you know, these are the, some of the challenges that we're, we're
00:44:17.740
going up against and, you know, certainly media press, but also polls are, are, are, are part of
00:44:24.480
the problem as well, David. And, and the fact that the polls are, you know, paid for by corporates who
00:44:31.700
are paid for by, um, yeah. Yeah. As we can see there. Ecos, nanos, like, you know, there's just a,
00:44:44.940
a few groups that, that, you know, that, you know, based on the wording of the questions,
00:44:49.820
based on the ideal kind of outcomes, they, you know, they create this, this narrative and then,
00:44:56.100
you know, and then the polls help determine matrix reality. I'll say it's not actually based on what
00:45:05.940
the people feel or see. It's based on how questions are asked. Corporates pay for those
00:45:11.800
politicians react to them. Um, you know, and, and, and, you know, this is, this is a larger,
00:45:19.260
you know, issue. Well, let's get the fucking fluoride out of the water and hopefully acting
00:45:31.920
a little bit stronger together. And we start opening up our pineal glands and, and critically
00:45:36.600
thinking about the issues that are in front of us, as opposed to just going along with,
00:45:42.080
you know, whatever the television, whatever the tube is telling us to do. So, well, uh, you've
00:45:48.700
been very generous with your times and I'm not going to keep much more of it. Final, final
00:45:53.120
question, uh, Kyle, what do you think Justin Trudeau's legacy will be? I, if I was asked
00:45:59.260
that question, I would say the emergencies act and COVID oppression, what would you say his
00:46:05.260
legacy is going to be? Cause he's about two weeks away from retiring from the prime minister,
00:46:09.480
Joe. Is that when, is that how soon the, uh, they're, they're, they're expecting to anoint
00:46:15.040
or select liberal leader or March, March 9th, March 9th is the magic date. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Um,
00:46:22.360
well, I would say the legacy depends on your worldview. Uh, so which, which camp are you in
00:46:28.920
one side, you know, he's the hero that fought for the health and wellness of, of, of Canadians
00:46:35.500
in the face of the greatest health, um, and, um, you know, right wing uprising ever to come
00:46:46.180
to America. And then on the other side, um, you know, he's kind of represents, you know,
00:46:52.260
the, the leading actor that brought us, uh, great pandemic forced injections, the emergencies
00:46:59.140
act, um, you know, woke policies, uh, incredible inflation, you know, to Canada as a result of
00:47:11.840
the spending. Now, again, I would say like, you know, he was just one of the players that
00:47:16.660
helped facilitate a lot of that wealth transfer from sovereign citizens into, um, you know, into
00:47:22.720
the clubs, into the clubs coffers. Uh, so we shall see, but either way, I hope that, you know, once,
00:47:31.420
once released from that, um, that, you know, he can once again, be a free man and be free of
00:47:39.080
opinion and thought and potentially share light and, and feedback. And I don't know, if he was truly
00:47:46.040
courageous, uh, that was a very, that was a very diplomatic response, Kyle. I appreciate that
00:47:52.320
because you're talking family. And, uh, as much as you may disagree with the man's policies,
00:47:57.300
I understand, you know, how you responded there. Kyle Kemper, it has been a pleasure again,
00:48:03.840
talking to this. I don't know anybody else. Well, a couple of people who I'm on the same page with
00:48:09.180
and just about everything as I am with you. It's always so nice to talk to you and let's not wait
00:48:14.820
so long to have you back because you, you know, you're not just the brother of somebody. You have
00:48:20.420
so many original ideas and we, you need your thoughts right now in Canada, because as you've
00:48:27.080
identified, there is a, we are suffering from a lack of thought in this country at times and people
00:48:35.260
just repeat what they hear on the mainstream media. And sometimes even what they see on YouTube,
00:48:40.640
because there are so many people on YouTube who are very good at nothing except making money on
00:48:46.240
YouTube. They haven't got a single original thought in their heads. And we're going to have
00:48:51.620
the information for your show on X in the description. Watch this man's broadcast. He
00:48:57.420
knows what he's talking about. He's got some great ideas about the economy. And thank you so much,
00:49:02.760
Kyle, for joining me today. We love you here and please come back. Love you too. Okay. Farewell.
00:49:07.880
Bye everybody. Bye for now. That was Kyle Kemper. Thank you for joining me today on Stand
00:49:14.120
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