Stand on Guard with David Krayden - October 07, 2023


SOG36： Liberal Revolt Against Trudeau Underway Over Carbon Tax ｜ Stand on Guard Ep 36


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Ken McDonald, a Liberal MP from Newfoundland and Labrador, voted against the government's motion to axe the carbon tax this week. What does that mean for the rest of the Liberal caucus? And why did he vote against it?

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00:00:00.000 There will be limitations on how much natural gas you can use.
00:00:02.700 Yes, absolutely.
00:00:03.980 That's what fighting climate change looks like.
00:00:08.420 Welcome back to another episode of Stand on Guard.
00:00:11.080 I'm your host, David Creighton, and you're watching the Creighton's Right channel.
00:00:14.460 Thank you for joining us today.
00:00:16.140 I'll be back with a story that's been very underreported, but it's very interesting as well.
00:00:21.500 And it might indicate the breakup, the crackup of the Liberal Caucus.
00:00:27.300 Interesting where this might go.
00:00:28.680 We'll be back in a few moments after the intro.
00:00:32.880 So we are in a very precarious position in this country.
00:00:37.100 We need political change, but we also need to resolve to resist.
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00:01:04.020 We'll mention that again at the end of the broadcast, but I've got to mention it now while you're still watching.
00:01:09.060 So what's happening in Ottawa this week?
00:01:11.400 Well, lots.
00:01:13.260 They had a vote on the carbon tax, a motion from the conservative official opposition to axe the carbon tax.
00:01:20.700 And you ever heard of Ken McDonald?
00:01:23.000 There he is there, Liberal Member of Parliament from Newfoundland and Labrador.
00:01:29.880 Now, he says the environment minister, you know, Stephen Guilbo, the climate change guru, the one who's always threatening to shut up the gas, the power, the electricity, everything, because it's good for the environment and it's fighting climate change.
00:01:47.840 But, yeah, he's thinking that maybe the average Canadian doesn't really relate well to Mr. Guilbo and his Greenpeace extremist policies and politics.
00:01:59.180 Maybe he's the wrong spokesman for the party.
00:02:02.040 So what happened this week is that Mr. McDonald, yes, decided to support the conservative.
00:02:09.840 Mr. McGuire, Mr. Reed, Mr. Shields, Mr. Falk-Provence, Mr. Motz, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Dowdo, Mr. Albus, Mr. Carey, Mr. Weber, Mr. Soroka, Mr. Lake, Mr. Veerson, Mr. Ruff,
00:02:38.960 Mr. Ruff, Mr. Fast, Mr. Fast, Mr. Kana, Mr. Lesley, Mr. Majumdar, Mr. Majumdar, Mr. Majumdar, Mr. Vong, Mr. Vong, Mr. Vong, Mr. McDonald Avalon.
00:02:53.100 So here it is in slow motion.
00:03:12.120 Liberal caucus is shocked.
00:03:15.060 He's supporting a conservative opposition motion to axe the carbon tax.
00:03:24.280 And why?
00:03:25.580 Hmm, look at the looks on their faces.
00:03:27.940 They weren't expecting that, were they?
00:03:32.280 But, yeah, they're looking back and saying,
00:03:36.660 well, one of our...
00:03:38.060 You have to change the way you're approaching...
00:03:39.060 Explaining this.
00:03:40.760 But before I get into this,
00:03:43.420 before we watch this interview with Ken McDonald,
00:03:47.200 why do you suppose he's voting against the carbon tax?
00:03:50.200 Because his political future is on the line.
00:03:53.580 Now, the price of gas in the Maritimes,
00:03:55.500 if you've been there recently,
00:03:56.500 is about $1.85,
00:03:58.000 and it's approaching $2 a liter.
00:04:01.040 61 cents every liter is carbon tax.
00:04:05.620 And it's making life difficult.
00:04:07.720 Well, Maritimes has never been an extremely prosperous area of Canada,
00:04:12.420 and it's even worse now.
00:04:15.060 So McDonald, obviously, is not a cabinet minister.
00:04:18.000 He's not a committee chairman.
00:04:23.860 And he's a backbench MP.
00:04:26.060 But he might not even be that after the next election,
00:04:29.120 because he can see the political future very clearly.
00:04:32.200 He's reading the political tea leaves.
00:04:33.680 And a lot of liberals in the Maritimes are going to lose their seats 1.00
00:04:39.500 because they're sitting there watching idiots like Stephen Guimbeau run the country, 1.00
00:04:45.980 along with the other idiot, Justin Trudeau, 1.00
00:04:48.600 who are so committed to this ideology of climate change 1.00
00:04:52.220 that they will do anything.
00:04:54.140 Let's listen to Ken.
00:04:56.960 The climate change incentive, or whatever you want to call it,
00:05:01.100 I think what we're using right now at this time,
00:05:04.840 at this point in time,
00:05:06.060 is putting a bigger burden on people
00:05:08.220 who are now struggling with an affordability crisis,
00:05:11.100 if you want to call it that.
00:05:12.600 Right.
00:05:13.160 This is particularly acute.
00:05:14.840 You represent, you know, CBS, Conception Base South,
00:05:17.400 one of the biggest cities in the province,
00:05:19.280 is the core of your writing.
00:05:20.200 We have a lot of smaller rural areas as well.
00:05:21.760 This is really hurting people there who use oil to heat their home.
00:05:25.520 And the market signal pricing is supposed to send.
00:05:28.120 There isn't an option for them there.
00:05:29.500 How much is this hurting your party politically in Newfoundland and Labrador?
00:05:32.440 I think it's hurting them a fair bit.
00:05:35.120 Everywhere I go, people come up to me and say,
00:05:37.920 you know, we're losing faith in the Liberal Party.
00:05:40.920 They appreciate the fact that I've stood up now twice
00:05:45.220 to do away with a carbon tax or to ask for it to be delayed.
00:05:50.240 I said to someone earlier today, I said,
00:05:52.660 I stand with Premier Fiore in trying to get,
00:05:55.400 not this done away with as such,
00:05:57.220 but get it delayed till we get past this affordability issue.
00:06:00.960 People are finding it very difficult.
00:06:02.860 I've had people tell me they can't afford to buy groceries,
00:06:05.440 they can't afford to heat their homes.
00:06:07.780 And that's hard to hear from especially seniors who live alone
00:06:12.620 and tell me that they go around their house in the spring and winter time
00:06:17.040 with a blanket wrapped around them
00:06:18.220 because they can't afford their home heating fuel
00:06:20.020 and they can't afford to buy beef or chicken.
00:06:24.000 I mean, that's heart-wrenching when you hear somebody say that.
00:06:26.680 And my purpose and the way I vote it
00:06:29.580 was to make sure that their voices are heard.
00:06:31.240 The correction that would make the most sense
00:06:33.320 would be to delay it at this point.
00:06:35.500 Look, everybody in Atlantic Canada believes climate change is real.
00:06:39.180 Delay which part, though, Mr. McDonald?
00:06:41.000 The clean fuel standards?
00:06:42.220 The clean fuel standards.
00:06:43.280 And as well, the tax and the home heating oil.
00:06:47.720 I think if that could be delayed and moved down the road,
00:06:51.100 whether it be four months, six months, or a year,
00:06:53.680 that would allow things to settle
00:06:56.680 and see where the affordability issue is at that time,
00:06:59.440 we can't keep adding on to expenses.
00:07:04.060 And, David, you know that everything in our province
00:07:06.240 comes in by boat and by truck.
00:07:08.420 And they burn fuel, lots of it.
00:07:10.560 And that cost to bring it in is going to be added to every item
00:07:14.800 that gets on a store shelf somewhere.
00:07:16.800 Before we go on to Dan McTeague,
00:07:19.980 I'll be back to comment on what is said here.
00:07:23.260 But listen to former Liberal MP Denny.
00:07:25.980 Green policies are costing most people in Canada
00:07:29.860 who vote Liberal far more than they can afford.
00:07:32.300 And it's only a matter of time
00:07:33.200 before they start shooting those smartening up pills.
00:07:36.580 Obviously, the idea of putting this off,
00:07:39.960 as he says, in the future, is not a solution either.
00:07:44.520 This is a bad tax.
00:07:46.260 This is an irrational tax that's aimed at everyday, ordinary Canadians.
00:07:53.580 We still need to fill our cars up with gasoline.
00:07:57.660 We still need to heat our homes with oil, natural gas,
00:08:01.860 other fossil fuels.
00:08:02.980 This is reality.
00:08:04.040 It's not going to change in the next six to 12 months.
00:08:09.000 It's going to be a bad tax in a year.
00:08:11.340 Obviously, Ken McDonald is thinking about a year or two
00:08:15.480 because that's when the next election is.
00:08:18.120 And he wants the heat, no pun intended,
00:08:22.100 he wants the heat to be off for him.
00:08:25.440 He wants the heat off of him and other Liberals
00:08:27.920 from the Maritimes and other regions of the country
00:08:30.680 where the price of gas is skyrocketing
00:08:32.400 because they just want enough time to get reelected.
00:08:36.940 So there's a little bit of gamemanship here going on.
00:08:41.480 But he's right.
00:08:42.820 He's at least admitting that people in the Maritimes
00:08:45.060 have lost faith in the Liberals.
00:08:46.600 And it takes faith to believe in the Liberal Party these days
00:08:50.220 because it's not working.
00:08:52.420 But people like Stephen Gilboa and Justin Trudeau
00:08:55.100 are so committed to the ideology of climate change,
00:08:58.920 fighting, warring on climate change.
00:09:03.180 It's the only thing that matters to them.
00:09:06.040 So if Canadians are freezing in the winter
00:09:09.800 and if they can't afford to buy groceries,
00:09:12.660 if they're becoming emaciated
00:09:15.840 because they're not eating well,
00:09:17.980 that doesn't matter to Gilboa and Trudeau.
00:09:21.100 That's okay because we're all in this climate change fight together.
00:09:25.880 Except for people like Gilboa and Trudeau
00:09:28.660 who jet around the world in private jets,
00:09:31.280 eat at lavish restaurants all the time,
00:09:33.580 and are well fed and well taken care of,
00:09:36.520 this will never affect them.
00:09:38.480 So they can tell everybody else, you know,
00:09:41.200 tough it out, tough it out.
00:09:42.420 Doesn't matter, we're fighting climate change.
00:09:44.400 Yeah.
00:09:44.980 No, we're not fighting climate change.
00:09:46.360 This has absolutely nothing, no effect on climate change.
00:09:50.340 It doesn't at all. 1.00
00:09:52.400 It is a stupid tax. 1.00
00:09:54.720 Now let's listen to Daniel Smith for a minute. 1.00
00:09:56.820 ...electricity regulations,
00:09:58.440 which are intended to force rapid and risky changes
00:10:01.600 on the nation's power grid by 2035.
00:10:05.000 Calling their plans poorly conceived
00:10:06.700 doesn't begin to touch on their injustice.
00:10:09.840 They are disastrously uninformed
00:10:12.120 and totally disconnected from reality.
00:10:14.640 How governments, families, and businesses
00:10:16.500 would be able to pay for all of this is beyond me.
00:10:19.220 I suspect it's beyond Ottawa too.
00:10:20.940 In their rush to serve narrow ideological interests
00:10:24.220 and pat themselves on the back,
00:10:25.660 they didn't stop to think about
00:10:26.740 the consequences for Canadians.
00:10:28.260 There will be limitations
00:10:29.080 on how much natural gas you can use.
00:10:30.760 Yes, absolutely.
00:10:32.100 That's what calling,
00:10:34.220 that's what fighting climate change looks like.
00:10:36.740 Limiting the amount of fossil fuels we're using.
00:10:39.320 We're doing that in the transportation sector.
00:10:41.280 We're doing that in the cement sector.
00:10:43.100 We're doing that in the steel and aluminum sector.
00:10:45.700 We're also doing it in the electricity sector
00:10:47.320 and we're doing it in the oil and gas sector.
00:10:50.940 Uh-huh.
00:10:54.060 So this is a guy who used to get arrested
00:10:56.720 for pulling stunts with Greenpeace,
00:10:59.560 including climbing the CN Tower. 1.00
00:11:04.440 You know, he was always doing stupid things 0.99
00:11:06.100 as a Greenpeace activist. 0.99
00:11:07.820 He's still a Greenpeace activist,
00:11:09.400 except he's in cabinet now
00:11:10.720 and he's doing incredibly bad things to the country.
00:11:14.520 But once again, he can blithely say,
00:11:17.420 yes, that means we're going to shut off
00:11:19.300 the natural gas in the winter
00:11:20.640 because that's what we need to do
00:11:22.680 to fight climate change.
00:11:24.180 Yeah.
00:11:24.780 It is, this man does not think through
00:11:28.440 anything he's doing
00:11:29.820 because it's all about the policy.
00:11:32.740 It's all about the ideology.
00:11:34.240 It's all about serving the climate change fight.
00:11:38.360 That's all he's interested in.
00:11:40.260 There's nothing going on here
00:11:42.800 except his ideology.
00:11:45.040 And it doesn't matter
00:11:46.920 if ordinary Canadians
00:11:47.920 are going to suffer in the process.
00:11:49.460 So what is this?
00:11:50.320 What effect is this having on the Liberal Party?
00:11:51.960 Well, you heard Ken McDonald.
00:11:53.020 He's shaking in his boots.
00:11:54.620 He knows he's not going to get reelected next time.
00:11:57.580 Very, very slim chance of it
00:11:58.980 if the carbon tax stays in place
00:12:01.200 and gets just going to keep getting worse.
00:12:03.480 Not better.
00:12:04.500 So yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:12:05.200 He's hoping that they, you know,
00:12:06.500 have a moratorium on it for a year.
00:12:09.020 Maybe it's just enough time for him
00:12:12.600 to build up another base to be reelected.
00:12:17.120 But ain't going to happen.
00:12:18.180 Of course, Trudeau is committed to this.
00:12:19.860 The government will fall
00:12:20.920 before he moves one millimeter on climate change.
00:12:27.260 So how is this affecting the Liberal Party?
00:12:28.860 Let's listen to pollster Nick Nanos,
00:12:31.060 who's not really a friend of conservatives.
00:12:33.680 And I'm not suggesting he skews his results for liberals,
00:12:37.880 but his polling is generally,
00:12:40.560 if anything, favors liberals.
00:12:42.620 But I think he's got a very interesting poll right here.
00:12:46.080 Conservatives basically are not making mistakes
00:12:48.100 and they're very controlled and disciplined.
00:12:50.740 And they're just watching
00:12:51.780 what is turning out to be a car crash
00:12:53.940 for the liberals and Justin Trudeau politically.
00:12:57.280 And now, right now,
00:12:58.360 the conservatives have an 11-point advantage,
00:13:00.840 you know, majority territory
00:13:01.860 for the conservatives right now.
00:13:03.760 Well, you can see on the left-hand side
00:13:06.960 is our current model projection.
00:13:08.640 And I'd like to focus on the Vancouver area.
00:13:11.200 On the right is the last election.
00:13:13.520 And, you know,
00:13:13.940 you can see a significant difference
00:13:15.500 for the liberals.
00:13:17.520 You know, significant setbacks. 0.93
00:13:19.180 You know, if a riding is black,
00:13:20.520 it means it's too close to call
00:13:22.420 within a 2% margin.
00:13:24.980 If it's gray,
00:13:25.940 it's too close to call
00:13:26.900 within a 0% to 7% margin
00:13:28.900 between the two frontrunners.
00:13:30.120 And, you know, check out, you know,
00:13:32.020 basically you have liberal setbacks
00:13:33.520 across Vancouver
00:13:35.140 with them only holding
00:13:36.160 in our current seat projections
00:13:37.400 three ridings.
00:13:38.220 I think it's Vancouver South,
00:13:40.200 Surrey Centre,
00:13:41.340 and Surrey Newton.
00:13:42.600 I think those are the three
00:13:43.420 that they hold on to.
00:13:44.520 So, not the happiest of news
00:13:52.540 for the,
00:13:53.740 not the happiest of news
00:13:57.520 for the liberal party, is it?
00:13:59.220 I mean, you saw that poll.
00:14:01.460 You know, and that is,
00:14:02.800 and you saw those seats in Vancouver.
00:14:07.300 It used to be one massive red area.
00:14:10.880 Now, it's most,
00:14:12.640 a lot of it is undecided.
00:14:14.540 It's very close.
00:14:17.100 I see some Tory blue there for a change.
00:14:20.220 I don't see a lot of red.
00:14:22.400 Because, once again,
00:14:23.340 the price of gas in Vancouver
00:14:24.500 is the highest in Canada
00:14:26.040 and the highest in North America.
00:14:28.980 It is literally tortuous
00:14:33.160 to pay for your gas in BC
00:14:35.440 because you have to deprive yourself
00:14:38.060 of other things
00:14:38.660 if you're using your car every day.
00:14:41.400 And it is horrendous.
00:14:43.700 So, you know,
00:14:44.580 Nick Nanos makes this quite clear here
00:14:46.380 that it is hurting the liberal party
00:14:49.640 and it's going to continue
00:14:50.480 to hurt the liberal party.
00:14:51.600 When you look at the last election,
00:14:53.420 it's pretty red in Toronto.
00:14:55.440 Toronto is usually one of those
00:14:56.700 bedrock, liberal,
00:14:59.580 why don't we call it ground zero
00:15:00.880 for the liberals, right?
00:15:02.060 When the liberals are strong in Toronto,
00:15:04.160 that means that they can fight nationally
00:15:05.960 and look to try to win an election
00:15:07.980 when they're weak in Toronto.
00:15:09.880 You can see that it's just bad news.
00:15:14.160 Some interesting races to watch.
00:15:17.420 Parkdale High Park for the NDP
00:15:19.040 could be a pickup,
00:15:19.920 as is Davenport.
00:15:20.880 Davenport for the Conservatives.
00:15:24.100 Cambridge is a riding that's on the west end
00:15:27.280 of the GTA.
00:15:28.800 It's a riding that goes back and forth.
00:15:30.540 We have Cambridge projected
00:15:31.540 for the Conservatives.
00:15:33.580 And a lot of those ridings
00:15:34.960 in the western part of the GTA,
00:15:37.260 in the Bramptons, Mississaugas,
00:15:38.960 basically in play
00:15:40.460 and up for grab.
00:15:42.600 And the Conservatives could even pick up
00:15:43.900 Vaughan Woodbridge,
00:15:45.020 which would be a big gain for them.
00:15:47.440 But the key takeaway here
00:15:48.660 is that sea of red that we saw
00:15:50.220 and usually see in elections
00:15:52.440 is up for grabs.
00:15:54.260 People don't like to feel economic pain
00:15:57.540 when the government has the ability
00:16:01.780 to take the pain away.
00:16:04.140 This is the difference.
00:16:05.880 This is the difference.
00:16:07.460 Because you might say
00:16:09.680 that some economic circumstances
00:16:12.080 are a result of global issues.
00:16:17.440 global tensions,
00:16:19.340 global markets.
00:16:21.420 The carbon tax is an invention
00:16:23.260 of the Liberal Party
00:16:25.060 and Justin Trudeau.
00:16:27.360 And he who gives it
00:16:28.580 can take it away.
00:16:30.560 And he won't do that
00:16:32.120 because he really believes
00:16:33.580 it's a tax on pollution
00:16:34.840 and it's good for people
00:16:36.960 because it's all about
00:16:38.980 fighting climate change.
00:16:40.480 So Justin Trudeau
00:16:42.280 is clearly losing his caucus.
00:16:45.580 This one guy, yeah,
00:16:46.700 but revolutions can begin this way.
00:16:51.360 One guy saying,
00:16:52.960 I can't support this anymore
00:16:54.760 because I'm going to lose my seat.
00:16:58.000 And what do you bet?
00:16:59.980 There are dozens of other liberals
00:17:02.100 who are thinking the same thing
00:17:04.240 and they're saying,
00:17:04.840 hey,
00:17:05.680 what is it going to benefit me
00:17:07.720 to continue to support a tax
00:17:09.460 that 75% of my constituents
00:17:12.400 disagree with
00:17:13.300 and want removed? 0.83
00:17:14.400 I'm going to lose my next election.
00:17:16.840 I'm never going to be in cabinet.
00:17:18.620 I'm not going to be the chair
00:17:20.220 of the Environment Committee.
00:17:22.860 But I might lose my seat
00:17:24.520 in the next election.
00:17:25.540 So I better think about this.
00:17:27.620 Take a smart pill.
00:17:30.840 As we heard earlier,
00:17:32.400 take a smart pill.
00:17:33.780 Think about this.
00:17:35.220 Stop supporting policies
00:17:36.460 that are killing
00:17:37.300 your chances of re-election.
00:17:38.660 And a lot of liberals
00:17:39.940 are going to start doing this.
00:17:41.080 I predict
00:17:41.980 you're going to see
00:17:43.380 the next time a vote like this
00:17:45.040 comes around,
00:17:45.860 not just one,
00:17:47.700 but five,
00:17:49.000 maybe ten.
00:17:50.480 Liberals say,
00:17:51.440 I got to make a stand on this
00:17:53.000 before it's too late.
00:17:55.020 And Justin Trudeau
00:17:56.040 is losing control
00:17:57.440 of his caucus.
00:17:58.980 Yeah,
00:17:59.200 he's got up to two more years
00:18:00.960 before he has to call an election.
00:18:03.020 So,
00:18:03.660 there's no imminent
00:18:05.140 concern
00:18:05.660 concern
00:18:06.180 that he's about
00:18:07.460 to resign.
00:18:09.200 He should resign.
00:18:11.380 And Polyev
00:18:12.260 should have been
00:18:12.800 putting the pressure
00:18:13.500 on him to resign
00:18:14.620 two weeks ago
00:18:15.880 when he had him
00:18:17.720 over the barrel
00:18:18.400 for inviting a Nazi 0.88
00:18:19.780 to attend Parliament
00:18:21.680 and get a standing ovation.
00:18:23.280 But he didn't.
00:18:24.620 He bailed out
00:18:25.520 Zelensky instead.
00:18:27.860 But Trudeau
00:18:28.520 knows
00:18:29.840 that those cracks
00:18:32.000 are starting
00:18:32.880 right now.
00:18:33.940 And they're going to keep
00:18:35.660 keep moving
00:18:36.600 throughout that
00:18:37.540 Liberal caucus.
00:18:39.060 And
00:18:39.380 Justin just doesn't
00:18:42.900 seem to command
00:18:43.880 the respect
00:18:45.320 or the attention
00:18:47.100 he thinks he deserves.
00:18:51.760 Yeah.
00:18:53.400 That's
00:18:54.140 Justin
00:18:55.480 holding forth there
00:18:56.880 and
00:18:57.020 there's
00:18:57.760 Chrystia Freeland.
00:18:59.140 My goodness.
00:19:00.740 Yes,
00:19:01.180 it's Chrystia Freeland
00:19:02.200 there
00:19:02.540 reading
00:19:03.460 a newspaper.
00:19:08.060 I've heard people
00:19:08.860 quip,
00:19:09.500 you know,
00:19:09.800 she's looking for
00:19:10.440 another job.
00:19:11.420 Well,
00:19:11.860 most people do that
00:19:12.720 on the Internet.
00:19:13.340 I don't know if you've
00:19:13.760 seen the want ads
00:19:14.500 lately in the newspaper.
00:19:15.540 They're pretty,
00:19:16.200 pretty slim.
00:19:17.280 But
00:19:17.680 she's clearly not
00:19:19.100 too interested in
00:19:19.840 what Justin's saying,
00:19:20.860 is she?
00:19:21.800 And I think that's
00:19:22.940 really putting
00:19:23.780 her thumb
00:19:24.400 in Justin's eye
00:19:25.880 because
00:19:26.860 she doesn't
00:19:28.100 really care.
00:19:29.260 She knows
00:19:29.680 where he's
00:19:30.020 taking the country
00:19:30.740 and it's
00:19:31.800 to oblivion.
00:19:32.860 It's to
00:19:33.320 catastrophe.
00:19:34.940 And that's
00:19:35.500 not where
00:19:37.180 she wants to go
00:19:38.140 as a power
00:19:38.980 politician.
00:19:39.860 She wants to
00:19:40.360 replace Justin
00:19:41.160 Scherr.
00:19:41.380 Remember that.
00:19:42.900 She had NATO
00:19:43.700 Secretary
00:19:45.300 General on her
00:19:46.200 mind for a while.
00:19:48.060 She's back to
00:19:48.980 wanting to be
00:19:49.520 our next
00:19:49.900 Prime Minister.
00:19:50.640 Oh boy.
00:19:51.800 Not
00:19:52.280 a very
00:19:53.420 comforting
00:19:53.860 thought.
00:19:54.520 but
00:19:55.420 you can
00:19:56.360 see
00:19:56.740 she's
00:19:57.800 sending
00:19:58.080 us
00:19:58.400 a
00:19:58.620 message
00:19:58.980 out
00:19:59.220 there
00:19:59.380 with
00:19:59.560 reading
00:19:59.900 that
00:20:00.120 newspaper
00:20:00.600 and
00:20:01.200 it's
00:20:01.360 quite
00:20:01.620 interesting.
00:20:02.780 So anyway,
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00:20:03.960 watching today.
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