SHOCKING Poll： Liberals and NDP Face Total Collapse ｜ Stand on Guard
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Summary
In this episode of Stand On Guard, host Jordan Peterson talks about the current political climate in Canada and why we need to resist it. He also talks about his views on same-sex marriage and why he believes it should not be legalized.
Transcript
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We will use every, I would like to emphasize this,
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Welcome back to another edition of Stand on Guard.
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We've been working hard this morning, as you can tell.
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Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for joining us this morning.
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I think we try to give you all the news you need to know,
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And we've got a lot of stuff to go through this morning.
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what's going on here in this province of Ontario.
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I know that's irrelevant to some of you in Alberta and BC,
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but not really, because it all takes on a national flavor.
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And of course, Justin Trudeau continues to run like a scared rabbit.
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So we are in a very precarious position in this country.
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We need political change, but we also need to resolve to resist.
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Thanks for watching today, and please subscribe if you want to.
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And it helps us to get over the YouTube suppression, which is there every day.
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And I tell you what, I'm going to resolve to resist myself about one thing,
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and that's to not worry about what those other morons out there are doing.
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The ad hominem, constant ad hominem insults about people and laughing, giggling at clips.
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which is examine and assess the political scene.
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So that's what my 30 years in journalism and the military, industrial conflict,
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So I'm trying to use some of that expertise and that knowledge for everybody's good,
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Share this broadcast with your friends and family.
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Let people know about Stand on Guard and Resolve to Resist and Creighton's right.
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I've got to tell you this at the beginning of the show here.
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I've got to tilt this a little further because, like I say, I was running crazy this morning.
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I had to complete a post-millennial article that I couldn't finish last night.
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So I've been running very fast here, and so I appreciate your patience.
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But you know where that Creighton's right comes from?
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It was because of a column I wrote for the Calgary Herald.
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And this was back during the same-sex marriage debate.
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And, of course, you know yours truly was for traditional marriage, and as I still am.
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And I wrote a column for the Calgary Herald arguing that traditional marriage could not be changed.
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You can call it—you could have same-sex civil unions.
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You could call it whatever you want, but don't call it marriage, is what I said in the article.
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That doesn't mean I don't recognize the laws of the state, but my opinion remains the same.
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Time is very much a product of the age we live in.
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Anyway, there was a number of letters to the editor about that column.
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And there was a competing column on the other side of the page arguing that Canada should adopt Jean Chrétien's same-sex marriage proposals.
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I say one thing, the other person says the other.
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You know, that's what free speech is all about.
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So one of the letters came back saying, Creighton's right.
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Because, yes, it is something that's applicable not only to what I think I'm, if I'm right about what I say, but it's also, yes, I am right of center.
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But, you know, at times that doesn't mean much anymore, being right of center, because I have more in common with a lot of liberals who are free speech advocates.
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A lot of people who believe, people I've had on this show, who at one time I would have said, you know,
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I can't have that person on, or he or she is too liberal, or he or she is identified with the Democratic Party or the Liberal Party.
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I identify today with people who are for freedom, who are for free speech, for the right of this station to continue to be on the air.
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And whether it's, whether you call that conservative, or libertarian, or classical liberal, I don't know anymore.
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It's not, the labels don't necessarily apply anymore.
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It's what you really believe in, in terms of freedom.
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And if you believe in free speech, I'm on your side.
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If you believe in liberty and freedom of the individual, to think, to speak, to work, I'm on your side.
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Anyway, I've spent too much time blathering on about this stuff.
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I don't talk about Jagmeet Singh very often, because I really think he's irrelevant.
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Now, I should be having, I should have a stand on guard cup here with me today.
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But, you know, it is, it is a time to keep calm and carry on, even though we're in the brink of a nuclear war.
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But the problem here is that we really are not, the mainstream media is not covering the news at all.
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And yes, I've ignored Jagmeet Singh, because he is irrelevant.
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He's this third-party guy who could be, actually, and I'll show you this, I couldn't believe this call.
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I showed this to you the other day, and I was incorrect in saying the Conservative Party was 20% ahead.
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And actually, I discussed this poll earlier on the Mark Petron show, and Mark got the Conservative number wrong.
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Because if you combine the 47% with the PPC, the People's Party, which is at 3% in this poll,
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you get 50% of Canadians, 50% approving of a Conservative government, small-c Conservative government,
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a government that supports, because we've never been more Conservative under pure polio.
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I always argue Stephen Harper was the first conservative, truly conservative Prime Minister since
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He was probably the first really conservative Prime Minister.
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He was a blue, he was a red Tory at the best of times.
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He pretended to be a Conservative when he was going through the leadership, but he was not
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All of the others, even John Diefenbaker, was not really a hard Conservative.
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He was better, but he was not a hard Conservative.
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Stephen Harper was the first really conservative Prime Minister we've ever had in the modern age,
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But pure polio has taken Stephen Harper to one more level.
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And I'll take him at his word until he disappoints me.
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He's disappointed me on C-63, on the Online Harms Act, because he seems to want to replace
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Secondly, he's disappointed me on Ukraine, because he wants the same policy as Justin Trudeau,
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He wants the same policy on immigration, keep mass immigration going.
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To some extent, they won't really define how he's going to do it differently.
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They're tied with the Liberals in second place.
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Jagmeet Singh is looking at this poll and other polls that have him in second or third place,
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So he's no longer saying, I mean, it's ridiculous to begin with, to say that Jagmeet Singh could
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No NDP leader in the history of Canada, or CCF leader for that matter, has ever had the
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But he could be the official opposition leader.
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And I just want to discuss for a minute, what do these numbers really mean?
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See, this could be the annihilation of the Liberal Party and the NDP Party in one election.
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47, the Conservatives are 30 percentage points ahead of the Liberals.
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One of my political science professors at Carleton University was Conrad Wynn, one of the most
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He founded Compass Polling and gave me an A-plus in my first year.
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Anyway, Conrad Wynn was one of the few small C, I say small C, conservative professors at
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Most of the people in the political science department were all Marxists, bloody communists.
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And Conrad Wynn, no, he was a solid classical liberal type guy, small C, conservative.
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And the first thing he told me actually was, don't go into journalism.
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Well, as it turned out, I got a combined honors with political science and journalism.
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But the point is, he was right about the future is in polling, because the pollsters control
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But what Conrad Wynn told me at the time was that polling is going to totally define the
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We are going to decide who to vote for based on polling.
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People are going to be very much influenced by the polling.
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And he also said, if the polling gets below 25%, 20% for any political party, and this is what
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If I say one thing this morning that's important, that's different than you're going to hear on
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When a political party is in second place, in second place, when the second place political
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party goes below 20%, and the third place political party goes up to meet them, the vote
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splitting is going to be catastrophic for both of them.
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In the next election, we've already said Pyropoleev is going to win a mega majority.
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Pyropoleev is going to win a huge majority in the next election.
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Because he's got potentially almost 50% of the vote, which in a first-past-the-post system
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like Canada translates into 75% of the seats, perhaps 80% of the seats.
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We've seen this happen before, and both times it's been a conservative leader.
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Brian Mulroney in 1984, John Diefenbaker in 1958.
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I never want to see my tie askew, because Justin Trudeau always has his askew.
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It's because people at that point in history were fed up with liberal governments.
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In 1958, it was because John Diefenbaker had a minority government that the liberals said,
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Canadians are through with you, or they're going to go back to a liberal government, which
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they had had for literally 22 years, 1935 to 1957, Canada was ruled by liberal governments.
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Then, John Diefenbaker had a brief minority government, and the liberals said, it's over.
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Remember, Canadians voted overwhelmingly for John Diefenbaker in 1958.
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He had just won the conservative leadership by saying he was the most conservative leader
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the conservative party would ever have, or the progressive conservative party, as it was
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You can't be progressive and conservative at the same time.
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But somehow that party survived for, what, 30, 40 years under that insane title.
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Brian Mulroney won the election in 1984 after all of those years of Pierre Trudeau.
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If you don't include nine months of Joe Clark in 1979, who was a completely ineffectual leader,
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We're on the verge of the biggest electoral victory for the Conservatives or any political
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Vote splitting, when the second and third party are below 20%, means they're going to
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They're going to eat each other in this next election.
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You're going to see new Democrats and liberals vie for who should we vote for?
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So it might result in Conservatives winning writings that they don't even intend to win.
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If an election were held today or within the next 30 days, the Conservative Party of Canada
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would win 90% of the seats in the House of Commons.
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And the liberals would be reduced to maybe five or six seats along with the NDP.
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Yes, I'd like to see one or two People's Party of Canada seats adjust to keep the debate going.
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But the Conservative Party of Canada is on stream right now for the biggest majority in history of Canada.
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Canada and the Liberal Party is going down to its biggest electoral disaster in history.
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So this brings us back to what are we talking about today?
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He's not going to pass that GST break unless it includes seniors.
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This is the most unprincipled, unethical, immoral politician, I think, in the history of Canada.
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If you were a new Democrat today, would you really want this clown leading your party
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when he doesn't have a goddamn clue in hell what he's doing from one day to the next?
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The Democrats are demanding that the GST tax holiday, the GST holiday, get passed immediately.
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We've cleared the path so we can get this done immediately.
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And then we want to reiterate our demand that the Liberals fix the checks.
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They expand it to include seniors, people with living disabilities.
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People are saying that they cannot afford the things that they need for their family.
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So we are demanding that that get done immediately.
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Like I said, we've cleared the path to make it happen.
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And then we need to see those Liberals fix the checks so that people who need it most get it.
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Have the Liberals confirmed that they were split the two measures into two separate bills like you've asked?
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We expect that to happen and we are demanding that that happen.
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Oh, no, we haven't got a concrete answer from the government, but we expect it's going to happen.
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This idiot doesn't know from one day to the next.
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He can't have a news conference without these two backers standing behind him.
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Like, we're here to protect you if you fall down, Mr. Singh.
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We're here to protect you if you say something really stupid, because the NDP caucus doesn't even trust you.
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Does Pierre Paulyev stand up with two conservative MPs standing behind him at a news conference like this?
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Like they can't trust him to say the right thing?
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Like they don't think he's capable, intellectually capable, of getting the message out?
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One of these is an MP, Peter Julian from Vancouver, standing behind him to say, say it or else.
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Does Peter Julian have a gun to his back or something?
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Because as we looked at those poll numbers, we looked at these poll numbers, Jagmeet Singh could lose his own seat.
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And that's why he's propping up the Trudeau government.
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Listen to him a little longer, but I'll reiterate.
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We've already agreed to clear the path to make that happen.
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So now we are demanding the liberals do what's necessary to have the GSD holiday pass immediately.
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Or he's being pretty damn optimistic about something that he thinks is going to happen in the next 24 hours and didn't.
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We will not support that if the bill doesn't include pensioners.
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Why do you suppose he wants this government to survive so badly past Christmas?
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And he's flailing, doing this big act about how he wants the government to fall, except it's not going to fall under his watch because he's not going to vote against the government and somebody else has to.
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You, sorry, buddy, it's up to you, you with one suit in your inventory, which you wear every day to the House of Commons during question period.
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It's up to you if you want this government to fall, but you don't want this government to fall.
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It's because you want your pension and you need to stay in government.
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We said very clearly we will not support checks that exclude the vulnerable.
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Seniors are hurting amongst the most with their fixed incomes and the high cost of living.
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So we will not support unless there's a GSD holiday first and that the checks are fixed to include the people who are most vulnerable.
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NDP, liberal NDP passed bill to enact two month GSD holiday in House of Commons.
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There was no promise of a second bill to include pensioners.
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So Jagmeet, once again, got in line, voted with the liberals.
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Trudeau has already got his pension and Trudeau doesn't need his pension.
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But he's pension pals with Jagmeet Singh because he needs to stay prime minister until he thinks it's safe to run again.
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It's never going to be safe for Justin Trudeau to run again.
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Now, I want to go through a few things because I mentioned, probably haven't got time for the Putin video, but I want to discuss these things.
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This has been one of the biggest stories on X that I did this week.
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And I want to make this an original story next week by talking to the mayor of this town.
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And I wrote this story and I thought, you know, this is this is horrible.
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I got thinking about what the ramifications and the consequences really are of this.
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So this Human Rights Tribunal, Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, read Doug Ford Human Rights Tribunal.
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This is your faux conservative, your phony conservative Doug Ford, who loves to pretend he's on your side.
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He's got journalists out there at the Toronto Sun who love him so much.
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He is not going to intervene when the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal forces a township to give $10,000 to a gay rights activist group and $5,000 from a mayor, from his own pocket.
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This story sickened me when I first read it and reported it.
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And I am going to try to get this mayor on the air next week because, of course, CBC, who initially wrote the story, said they tried to get and the story was a completely stupid affair of how this poor little LGBTQ pride group in rural Ontario couldn't have its rights recognized.
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And we tried to get a hold of the mayor, but he didn't respond.
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Well, of course he didn't respond because you would make him look like a fool, like some sort of crazy Neanderthal, as CBC always does.
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CBC is consistently trying to make people who oppose this agenda as idiots, fools, bigots, you know, the rest.
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I'm here to tell you that I want this mayor on the air and to say, how do you feel about paying $5,000 from your own pocket?
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Because you listened to the constituents in your area who said, we don't want a damn Pride Week.
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Thanks to the work my Muslim friends are doing, Camille Al-Sheikh and others who are fighting the Pride flag intrusion into the lives of schoolchildren.
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We need to target this news story and this town and demand that they get their money back from Doug Ford's human rights tribunal.
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What about the human rights of the people who live here?
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Do they have a right to respect what their voters want?
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Do they have a right to say, no, we're not going to bend?
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We're not going to be prostrate to gay Pride Week?
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It's another reason I continue to rail against Doug Ford.
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And he's got the wrong strategy against the Trump tariffs.
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Get in line with Daniel Smith in Alberta, who says, let's go with Canada first.
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Doug Ford believes in Justin Trudeau's Team Canada.
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Trump says Mexico's president agreed to stop migration.
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This is what I really want to talk about here, is that Rumble is suing California over Gavin Newsom's war against political speech.
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Because I tell you, every one of us who has a podcast, who speaks on YouTube or Rumble, is constantly being forced to say things we don't believe in.
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And I think that's why this lawsuit is so incredibly important.
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Anyway, I want to show this, because what the heck.
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This is where we are going to talk about the territory of Russia, with the big data of Western production, as it was already said, we will be able to answer, including, and for the possible continuation of the attacks of the war conditions, as it was done on January 21.
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How do you think these ударs by the center are also possible to be an enemy?
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You know, in the Soviet Union there was a joke about the weather forecast.
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The forecast is that today, during the day, everything is possible.
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I'll remind you, as you asked me, as you asked me.
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There are tens of bullets, some of these bullets,
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The temperature of the enemy reaches 4000 degrees.
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I put that on specifically because it was from global news.
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Because otherwise, I could be censored for putting that on the air.
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We can't talk about that in conjunction with war.
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We get called a Russian agent if we want peace in Ukraine.
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And I said this this morning in an interview I did.
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I said, why do you think there's lockstep between the conservatives and the liberals on Ukraine?
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It's because there's a fear of being labeled as a Russian agent if you dare to support peace in Ukraine.
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If you want an end to the war, you are a Russian agent.
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And let me tell you, I'm not sitting here in my bench someplace in the hinterland making these comments.
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And I can tell you, the attitude is insane right now.
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If you have any desire to stop the war in Ukraine.
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If you think we should negotiate with Vladimir Putin.
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If you think that maybe Ukraine should not be a member of NATO.
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At least for 20 years, as Donald Trump has said.
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It's like living during the dark ages of the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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And I call what's going on in the Security Committee right now, the House Un-Canadian Activities Committee.
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I know McCarthy was right about the communists.
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But in his fight to stop communism, he libeled and destroyed and eviscerated and completely blacklisted hundreds, perhaps thousands of people.
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And that's not the way we do things in democracies.
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So he was wrong, maybe not in what he believed, but he was wrong in his tactics.
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I don't care how many people come on and say McCarthy was right.
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And had he done it right, had his tactics been correct, we might have actually stemmed the spread of communism and woke politics.
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Because all that proved by McCarthy doing what he did, how he did it, was that woke politics could survive and reemerge in a different form.
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The communists are more powerful than ever in the State Department, in the universities, in the media.
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But in the process, I don't think we have to somehow label everybody who wants peace in Ukraine as a Russian agent.
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We're considering moving the show not to a different time zone.
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It's going to be hard over the next week or so because I'm traveling.
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But we're thinking about moving the show to an hour.
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I put that out to you because one of my folks out there has his own show.
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And it's a person I consider to be highly credible and to dispensing good advice.
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Do you think that would hurt or help the show's perception and how it's getting routinely destroyed by YouTube in terms of the subscribers, in terms of the viewership?
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I ask your advice on that because I, you know, I trust you because I mean, looking at the numbers right now, we are barely getting the usual we do.
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So there is a once again, I am being I'm being sat on this broadcast is being sat on.
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That's all I can show you because there's a music problem here.