The REAL Reason Carney NOT In DC TODAY at NATO Meeting ｜ Stand on Guard
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Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of the United States of Canada, is missing from a meeting with the other European Union leaders in Washington. Why is he missing? Why isn't he there with the rest of the EU leaders?
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mark you look like you were about to yeah i was a tell as a european you know as a
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as a european actually oh you are yeah yeah so there you go well um i speak as a european
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mark carney of course the european mark carney canada is just like the european so why isn't
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mark carney with all the other europeans today well maybe you heard some speculation i've got
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the prime minister lied and his minions continue to lie
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for watching today you probably saw this announcement this is the prime minister's itinerary
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and mark carney's not going to washington today to meet with donald trump
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punk zelinski and most of the most prominent european union
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leaders he's meeting with doug ford now why is that well you know you can speculate
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donald trump just doesn't like him and donald and mark carney is ineffective yes that's all true
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mark carney wants to buy swedish fighter jets from sweden
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74 perhaps he's already but we've already bought 16 f-35s and this is the jet fighter
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we need to buy because of interoperability with our primary allies largely the united states the
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united states air force flies the f-35 the united states marines flies the f-35 the united states navy
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flies the f-35 the royal air force flies the f-35 the royal australian air force flies the f-35
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so what canada's going to have 16 f-35 and what 70 odd swedish built griffins this is stupidity
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and of course this is really peed off donald trump because he's saying why are you guys doing this
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and here it is canada sweden advanced the collaboration this is what's going on behind
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the scenes and nobody else is reporting this in connection in correlation to carney not being
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at this meeting today the honorable melanie jolly minister of industry and ministry responsible
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canadian economic development of quebec regions will meet with ebba bush sweden's deputy prime
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minister and minister for energy business and industry in stockholm to deepen canadian sweden
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relationship they will be joined by the honorable steven fuhrer secretary of state defense procurement
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and pat johnson is that pat johnson sweden's minister of defense sorry that's what's going on here
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and this is why this is important and of course here's mark carney praises trump as minister jet to
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sweden to talk defense deals and here's the initial news release and this is a backhanded compliment
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that donald this is what started the animosity because a lot of people said oh how surprising
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mark carney is praising donald trump's diplomatic skills after the summit meeting in anchorage alaska
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with russian president vladimir putin so a lot of the mainstream media which of course panned everything
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saying it's just not what we expected that donald trump is supposed to give russia nothing and
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and ukraine should keep you crimea and the donbass region this is all of course fantasy
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this is fairy tales fair these are fairy tales so mark carney says the leadership of president trump
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in the united states is creating the opportunity to end russia's illegal war in ukraine nothing about of course
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why russia invaded ukraine nothing about the donbass region wanting to be part of russia nothing about the coup in
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2014 nothing about ukraine waging war against the people of donbass it's of course it was an illegal
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invasion but how about all of these illegal invasions the united states indulges in we never talk about
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those do we no so if you read this the united states is creating credible security guarantees
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that are essential for you know the future of ukraine security so mark carney is attempting
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to tell donald trump what he needs to do and well so prime minister carney praises trump as minister
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justice sweden to talk defense deals so let's have a look at this here because this is this is dynamite
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and this is this is at the root of why donald trump is so angry right now with mark carney
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prime minister mark carney issued an unusual statement saturday here's the you know we just love
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donald trump we love his diplomatic skills it's a backhanded compliment
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while carney was praising trump of carney's own cabinet ministers were preparing for important
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private meetings in stockholm on monday today to discuss expanding canada sweden trade defense
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procurement is on the menu in sweden home of manufacturing giant sob which makes the grippen
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jet fighter far more economical than the lockheed martin f-35 strike fighter also not as good and
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nobody else uses it except sweden the two developments come as canada tries to hammer out a new deal on
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tariffs with the trump administration of course this is not the way to do it buy the f-35 you moron
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get it into your stupid head that we need interoperability with our primary allies but get this
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the sweden the sweden the sweden company has reportedly offered to build the jets in canada
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the grippen and created as many as 6 000 new jobs now this is bogus how many of these new jobs are
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going to be canadian and how many are going to be swedish people relocating to canada in senior
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management positions so this is all nonsense this is all nonsense and this is what mark carney
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is up to and this is why donald trump didn't want him at today's meeting and once again mark carney
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sabotaging every opportunity he has the hammer at a trade deal with donald trump but that's what this
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guy's about that is what this guy is about he never seems to get it so what's happening carney welcomes
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european leaders joining ukraine's zielinski for trump meeting so carney had a virtual meeting with
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zielinski yesterday and has promised more billions of dollars to ukraine this is a sinking ship ukraine
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will not be around much longer in its current form zielinski will either be deposed assassinated
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perhaps or simply disappear to one of his villas that he has bought with your money or u.s money
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that's a good possibility he has been pocketing billions of dollars of cash as of other corrupt
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ukrainian leaders and and carney can't give them enough even though it's it's not only a black hole
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it's not only a bottomless pit this money is being stolen by the corrupt ukrainian political leadership
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and zielinski doesn't won't admit i think he realizes his days his days are finished his days are numbered
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if he doesn't get out of the country other perhaps worse things will befall him and he's probably at
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least smart enough to know that but this if you're wondering why mark carney was not invited to this big
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meeting because he's one of the biggest boosters along with just as justin trudeau was mark carney
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loves to give away your money to ukraine and loves wants to keep the war going as long as possible
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now why here's the u.s ambassador to canada explaining why canada should not go and buy
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the swedish gripping fighter jet and should fulfill the rest of its orders for the af-35
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the uh the military alliance which has worked so successfully for 40 to 50 years we are thrilled
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that canadia uh that the canadians are you know signed on to the nato agreement to to move to five
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percent uh it looks like canada by the end of this year uh may be spinning at a two percent rate which
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is a number that was agreed on way back in 2014 but we're very thankful uh and appreciative of the
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moves that the carney government is making in that area uh but at the same time we get mixed signals
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you're buying 16 f-35s great uh the other 72 have been put on hold uh may be canceled really don't
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know what the status of the of the next 72 are uh bottom line is canada can't afford two different
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fighters uh an f-35 i mean maintaining any particular kind of aircraft is very expensive
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having two different versions basically filling the same niche in your defense portfolio gets to
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be very expensive these are all things that you know have to be worked through uh as we move
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and that's exactly it if you don't understand defense procurement it's always about
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making sure one side of the defense department is robbed of money so we we pay for this particular
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package if there's enough incentive for canadian industry now the f-35 we have been talking about
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buying the f-35 for literally 25 30 years this is how ridiculous this has become we've been talking
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about we were canada was engaged with the f-35 program when they were first talking about
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developing the jet we promised to buy it through the krecheng years through the
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harper years nine years stephen harper had the opportunity to seal the deal for nine years he
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refused to do it and this is to stephen harper who's so supposedly pro-defense he wouldn't do it
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he was afraid to say yeah we're going to buy it just as you just heard about 16 of the things
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the remaining one 72 are up in the air so we're going to buy 16 f-35s are going to have what 72
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grippens this is stupidity for an air force the size of the royal canadian air force today
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where we basically have anywhere from 80 to 100 operational fighter jets you can't have two
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different fighter jets the united states doesn't even do that anymore yes there used to be a day
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when the u.s navy flew the f-18 the u.s air force flew the f-15 and the f-16 and the u.s marines
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were flying the f-18 doesn't happen like that anymore every service in the united states that
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flies aircraft flies fighter jets and that includes the u.s marines the u.s navy and the u.s air force
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they're all flying the f-35 so why does canada think it can play around like this this is all
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nonsense and it's because carney doesn't understand defense and if there's a former canadian air force
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pilot on this trade mission with melanie jolly surely to god he understands that that's not going
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to work for canada because when you buy a fighter jet it's not like it just sits there for the next
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15 years and you don't have to touch it again it's all about maintenance maintenance cars you need
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people trained on how to fly these things and how to maintain them otherwise they drop out of the sky
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maintenance is crucial and i spent many years as a canadian air force public affairs officer
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explaining why we needed to replace the labrador helicopter as a search and rescue vehicle why we
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needed to replace the sea kings and eventually why we needed to replace the cfa teams which were
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first generational cfa teams we didn't even have the upgraded ones so for god's sake give your head
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a shake marxist carney and your other people in this cabinet that don't seem to understand the
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common sense here we need to buy the f-35 it's that simple i i am going to try to get the ambassador
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to the u.s on the show this week to discuss this because i think this is a crucial issue we've got to
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move beyond well we can get them cheaper from sweden yeah in the end they're not going to be cheaper
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in the end we're going to be paying a lot more for maintenance and we're going to be paying a lot more
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to keep these aircraft flying and people are going to be laughing at an air force the size of canada's
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flying two different fighter jets it's just improbable it's in fact it's impossible but anything
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with the mark carney government can happen and this of course is exactly what bothers me
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now i want to move to my good friend daniel smith who i hope to have on the show this week
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and i want to thank uh antonio tweets for finding this video because this is really good stuff
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and i i really enjoyed watching this but here's why do i think daniel smith is the leader of
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principled conservatism conservatism in this country today because she's got guts because
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she's not afraid to say here's the reality with the media today and she's got the guts this week
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to host sean point the the u.s musician evangelist preacher who was canceled in cities across canada
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last month he's back on the 20th that's wednesday yeah he's back on the 20th in winnipeg he's going
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to be in edmonton on the on the steps of the provincial legislature on friday because daniel smith says go
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ahead you can play here this province this premier believes in freedom of religion we think you have a
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right to do that thank god and here's here's daniel smith taking on cbc i just i just love it do you
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believe the institutions of this country the courts the media the public service do they lean liberal
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and against conservatives generally speaking well i think cbc just demonstrated that in space they
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just had a major broadcaster quit with exactly that that same that st travis uh denrage i think
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yeah that's the allegation and he and he or and he argued that he was allowed to have the full range
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of perspective being represented uh we just had that happen recently with cbc in fact i talked to my
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homeless my housing minister about it um one of the reporters was asking him about some of our our stats
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and we know that she contacted 12 people about our change in policy didn't quote any of them because
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they agreed with us and she went out of province to quote somebody who would criticize us so i see
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that over and over and over again so i think part of the reason why the decline in the mainstream media
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and the rise of alternative media is because for some reason they decided they didn't want
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and they don't have any today and that's that's i i think something that daniel swift realizes
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and most of us most of you watching this broadcast that he realized that wanted to show you this clip
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from global news sorry i forgot that but this cements what i'm what i've been saying about
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mark carney is two-faced he's double dealing with donald trump again and he's going to sow
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the seeds of his own self-destruction he's going to reap the consequences he's going to reap the
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whirlwind for what he's doing here carney is praising what he calls an openness by the u.s to
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provide security guarantees to ukraine without clarifying what those could be in a statement carney
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said robust and credible security guarantees are essential to any just and lasting peace between
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russia and ukraine no deal was struck yesterday when u.s president donald trump met russian president
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vladimir putin in alaska but we are learning more about what did happen between the two leaders
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and what might happen next candace cole reports there's no deal until there's a deal u.s president
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donald trump's meeting with russian president vladimir putin friday yielded no tangible results in terms of
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peace for ukraine as the two heads of state met in anchorage without ukrainian president volodymyr
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zelensky president speaking during a press conference where no questions were allowed putin
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told reporters all of russia's concerns must be addressed and called for a quote fair balance of
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security for europe and the world and mr putin got what he wanted he's back on stage he could meet with
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the leader of the western world political scientist clemens fisher says the meeting between trump and
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putin was more about peace between the u.s and russia ukraine what's wrong with that this is about
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avoiding world war three and so that's why i maintain and i still say this was a very successful
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summit because when you get these two world leaders talking the potential
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for a nuclear war is decreasing it's lessening the tensions are decreasing and that's a great thing
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now does ukraine really think it's going to keep crimea i mean they're delusional if they think so
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but more so that is europe is the european union and specifically keir starmer and the uk
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prime minister keir starmer of great britain and president emmanuel macron
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of france do these bozos really think they're going to get into a war with russia
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so that ukraine can keep crimea or keep the donbass region of ukraine do they really think they're going
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to do that because as i've said repeatedly the united kingdom cannot even defend itself it doesn't even
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own its own nuclear weapons are they prepared to start a nuclear war over ukraine i don't think so
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i think this is a bluff and if it's not a bluff these people are mad they're insane
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because they're not going to win any conventional war with russia and it's and if they provoke a
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nuclear war it's the end of us all now it's time for these people to give their heads a shake
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and for these these political scientists to say well we need to build up our arms
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that we need an arms race again so we can put russia in its place
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it was merely an excuse for the two superpowers to hold court
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for ukraine it was a very sad moment because at the end of the day ukraine wasn't even
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on the table as a chance to see that they might possibly get a truce or a ceasefire nothing was
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on the table but now zelensky is poised to meet with trump monday in the oval office after a
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conversation with trump late friday during which trump reportedly told him putin would freeze the
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front lines in herson and zaporizhia in exchange for the donetsk and luhansk regions saturday trump
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praised his meeting with putin saying the best way to end the war between russia and ukraine
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is to broker a peace agreement rather than a ceasefire which quote oftentimes do not hold up
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it's a reversal from trump's past efforts putin has long said moscow is not interested in a temporary
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truce zelensky in a post on x says he and trump are coordinating with european leaders but says a
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lasting peace must be achieved he's called for stronger sanctions against russia if putin acts
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in bad faith and greater security guarantees from the u.s and eu for the europeans it is i think one
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of the last calls to wake up and to start building up the armed forces again because they have to do
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anything to show deterrence against the russia well let's have another arms race these people are
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absolutely delusional and it's incredible how they think yes let's let's build up the arms let's have
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an arms race who benefits from that the military industrial complex every bloody time and that's all
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this is about and these people are mouthpieces for these organizations they're mouthpieces for the
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military industrial complex and that's all they are now when we come back after this break after this
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break to look at at the store we're going to be talking about the by-election today in battle river
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crowfoot and what do i think is going to happen
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I think he's probably going to get in the 80% range, even though this is a farce with these write-in ballots and 200-odd candidates.
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It's clearly aimed at just making life miserable for Prypoli and the people in that writing.
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And I hope to have a show on tonight and invite an Albertan analyst on with me just to talk about the results and what we think it means.
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Clearly this is going to be a victory for Prypoli.
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And no matter what liberals say, no matter what the Carney government has to say about this, Prypoli is going to continue to be the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
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As I've said on many occasions, I don't always agree with Prypoli.
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I don't think there are issues he wants to talk about.
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But there's nobody in the Conservative Caucus who could possibly replace him right now.
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There are maybe people in the Conservative Caucus who are more principled Conservatives.
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But people who are just elected a year ago are not going to be the leader of the party.
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And nobody is going to take his leadership away if he doesn't get 85% of the vote today.
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So he's going to go back in the House of Commons.
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He's an effective debater in the House of Commons.
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Maybe because that's the only job he's ever known as an adult.
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He's been in the House of Commons his entire adult life.
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And it's very true that a lot of people in that writing are going to feel one of two things.
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Other people are going to say, unfortunately, the official opposition leader is far too focused on national issues and not the constituency.
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Voters in the Alberta riding of Battle River Crofit head to the polls tomorrow in a closely watched by-election.
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That is where Conservative leader Pierre Polyev is running after losing his Ottawa area seat in the last federal election.
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The riding is seen as one of the safest Conservative seats in the country.
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But a large number of those are part of the longest ballot committee, a protest group calling for changes to Canada's electoral system.
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For more on tomorrow's by-election and what we could expect to see and what it'll mean when the House of Commons gets back, we're joined by my friend Kathleen Petty.
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She hosts the radio show Alberta Noon at Noon and the podcast West of Centre on CBC.
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So this riding is the safest of safe Conservative seats.
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Is this kind of a fait accompli for Pierre Polyev?
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Look, Eli, I don't know anyone who suggests that we should all be sitting on the edge of her seat waiting to see if he's going to win this.
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I mean, I'm not into the prediction game, but I don't know anyone who seriously thinks he's under any threat.
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I think what the focus is going to be is what share he gets and has been pointed out.
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Generally speaking, Conservative candidates garner somewhere in the 80s in terms of the vote share.
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The CBC was actually a force, somewhat of a force in that riding.
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But clearly people will look at the share and reach a conclusion.
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And I would suggest that that conclusion will be seen through a very partisan lens.
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So if there is a way, if you're, say, a Liberal, to look at that share and see that, you know, it's something below what Pierre Polyev should get,
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Conservatives, I think, will advance another narrative, not least of which is the fact that there are 213 people running against him.
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Of course, I've said repeatedly, this is a farce, 213 people running, again, 214 total candidates in his riding.
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This has nothing to do with making a constructive statement about how Canadian politics should be run or how elections should be run.
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You have chose this riding, one of, if not the safest seat for Conservatives in the country.
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Do you think it changes the way Canadians see him?
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Does it change kind of the appeal he may or may not have right now?
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I think people probably reached that conclusion initially when it was decided this was the riding he would run in.
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Obviously, you want to run your leader in a riding that you know he's going to win.
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There is, you know, as you point out, the specter of, wow, could you make it any easier?
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There was one riding that had a higher boat chair, believe it or not, and that was Sirrus Moose Mountain in Saskatchewan, which was closer to 84%.
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Thank you, Kathleen Petty, for pointing that out.
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When I worked on the Hill, I knew the MP, the former MP from that riding.
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And I worked, one of my colleagues on the Hill worked for that MP.
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And he was quite certain that when that MP decided to retire, he was basically going to hand the seat to him.
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In other words, he was going to endorse my friend and say, here's the person we should nominate to be the next MP.
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But I had no idea that riding is the bigger conservative majority than the other one.
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But, yeah, it doesn't get much safer than this.
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But, honestly, I just think people will move on.
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And then, you know, and then he's going to hit the ground running because he's essentially been, although, you know, he certainly has made statements.
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And he's entered into the political conversation.
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He hasn't really had the impact, I think, that he would normally have if he was, you know, an elected MP and returning to the House as leader of the opposition, which, as it stands right now, he's leader of the party, but not leader of the opposition.
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Kathleen, do you have any sense how locals feel about him in this election, other than the longest ballot committee and that push for electoral reform?
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Because I could see on the one hand, well, now you have the leader of a political party representing your riding, and that's great.
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But others might see him as a bit of a carpetbagger.
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Well, Bonnie Critchley would be the one who would have been the most vocal and has made that point.
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I don't know if this is a direct quote, but it's pretty close.
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Well, I have to say this, there's an irony here that nobody in the mainstream media has pointed out.
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But people said that about Pierre Pagliav when he won as a conservative in the PN, and he was a carpetbagger, because he hadn't spent a week in that riding, maybe a week.
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And a lot of people said, hey, he's a carpetbagger.
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People said that 21 years ago, when Pierre Pagliav first entered politics as a member of parliament.
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A lot of people accused him of being a parachute candidate.
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But here he is again, going from Ottawa back to Calgary.
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So I think there's actually less, there's less reason to call him a carpetbagger this time.
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A rat's backside about the people in that riding.
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In other words, this is just a vehicle back into the House of Commons.
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I think it's fair to note that he's been in the riding a lot.
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He's been going to a lot of events, talking to a lot of people.
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He even participated, Eli, in a debate in Camrose not so long ago.
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Which is not something we would normally expect from Pierre Pagliav.
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But even those who are not sort of acknowledged, they expect him to win.
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And those who are understand that this is a vehicle back into the House.
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But I think largely conservatives are okay with that because they're conservatives.
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You're going to run the leader of your party in East Vancouver?
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Obviously, they're going to run him in a safe seat.
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And he's going to win with over 80% of the vote, I predict, right now.
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And I have to give him credit for the fact he took this by-election seriously.
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I'm going to be objective about this as possible.
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He could have just pretended he had it in the bag, which he did.
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He did put out regular videos of himself door-knocking, which he didn't have to do, obviously.
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And he provided the evidence that he was out there fighting for this seat, not taking it for granted.
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So I give him credit for that because, as I've said before, it must have been heartbreaking for him.
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It must have been earth-shattering for him to lose that seat in the peon.
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And I'm sure it was a crushing moment in his life.
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And I think he's done a good job of campaigning overall.
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I don't think he's always answered the questions very well.
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I don't think he's addressed Alberta separation very well.
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And possibly tonight, I'll let you know in plenty of time, if I can do an evening show on the by-election results.