Trudeau is About to Flee the Country! ｜ Stand on Guard
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Where is Justin Trudeau going, and where is he going? Is he going to Jamaica? Or is he heading back to Canada after his Christmas break, or will he stay in Canada for the new year? Is this the end of the road for Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister?
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I've been reminded that if you hire clowns, you get a circus.
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Yes, and that's what we've been watching all week.
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Welcome to Stand on Guard. I'm your host, David Creighton.
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When we come back, Trudeau is going, and I'll tell you where.
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So we are in a very precarious position in this country.
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So where is Justin going? Am I saying he's resigning? No.
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Justin Trudeau will not resign of his own free will and volition.
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He will maybe be forced out, but he's not resigning.
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And how do I know that? Well, just watch some of the clips I'm about to show you.
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Justin Trudeau is going to flee the country if he hasn't already.
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And he hasn't because, believe me, that jet, the Canadair jet that flies Trudeau around the world at taxpayer expense
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is monitored quite closely by a lot of sources.
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And as far as I can tell here at 830 this morning, and once again, this is not the usual time.
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I had to come on a little earlier today, but I'm not seeing any evidence that he's gone yet.
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But he will be gone, not in terms of leaving office, but leaving the country.
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He's going to get out of this crisis by physically leaving it behind him and hoping when he comes back
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in, what, two weeks in time for the new year, it'll all be over.
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This is the endless optimism, or one might say delusion, of Justin Trudeau.
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He really thinks he can walk away or fly away from this mess, come back, and it's all going
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Well, every Christmas we know he flies down to Jamaica or somewhere else to get away.
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If he didn't resign yesterday, don't think he's going to resign.
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This is a man who is not in touch with reality.
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And you know, even his own MPs are saying that.
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This is Mercedes talking about, if I can read this, Mercedes Stevenson saying, I was supposed
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to have a year-end interview with the prime minister tomorrow for Global News.
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PMO just called to tell us it has been canceled.
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Here, and there's across the board not happening.
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Now, I did not have an interview planned with the prime minister.
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And a lot of people read this last night and said, oh, he's resigning.
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He's just telling people, I'm not going to be around for the interview.
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This is exactly, precisely what is going to happen.
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And if you doubt that, well, my goodness, have a look at the way this guy is talking.
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I'm hearing liberal MPs say exactly what I've been saying for months, that Trudeau is literally
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I think it's a psychiatric problem, actually, induced by a habit he has.
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I won't say that on air, but I think it's induced by a habit he has.
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It's a psychological challenge here for him to actually decipher reality.
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Behind closed doors, the prime minister tried to calm the chaos triggered by his finance
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Justin Trudeau says he'll consider his next move over the holidays.
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The prime minister is living in a false reality.
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About 50 liberal MPs are now calling for Trudeau to step down.
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Making matters worse, the liberals were decimated in a by-election last night.
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We lost the BC by-election by 50 points yesterday.
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And I think all of these are clear indicators that the Liberal Party will do far better in
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Chrystia Freeland showed up at the urgent meeting and was applauded.
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It was an olive branch that was sharply different than her resignation letter.
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She criticized Trudeau for spending on political gimmicks and not putting money in reserve to
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fight Donald Trump's threat of 25 percent tariffs.
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Freeland negotiated the last free trade deal with the U.S. under the previous Trump administration.
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On social media, the president-elect celebrated her exit, called Freeland's behavior toxic and
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The opposition says all this shows that the prime minister needs to prove he has a mandate
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We're up to 60 MPs as of this morning, possibly 80.
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But let's have a look at the way Trudeau is talking, because, you know, this is the way
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Well, the prime minister showed his spirit to lead.
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Like most families, sometimes we have fights around the holidays.
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But, of course, like most families, we find our way through it.
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Sources say about 60 liberal MPs, more than a third of caucus, want Justin Trudeau to step
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And Trudeau, is he talking like a man who wants to resign?
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Or is he talking like a man who's going away for his Christmas vacation?
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And it's all very frightening how he can ignore reality.
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Because, once again, this does not reflect a man who really thinks he needs to resign or
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be holding steadfast as leader of the Liberal Party,
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despite a very tumultuous day yesterday in Ottawa.
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Trudeau didn't speak to reporters after leaving a caucus meeting yesterday evening with some
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of his own MPs publicly calling on him to step down.
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Trudeau did, however, dress MPs and party supporters at a Liberal Party Christmas fundraiser
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We now understand that Trudeau is considering his options as leader.
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That mission to consistently put in the work so that we're living up to our ideals and values,
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And it's why you show up here, even on the toughest days, as a party.
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You know that the only thing that ultimately matters is fighting like hell every single day
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to make life better for Canadians, and that's what you do.
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Okay, once again, that is a call to arms, not a call to find a new leader.
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Justin Trudeau is not prepared to leave, and that speech says it in spades.
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He believes that Canada cannot survive at this crucial juncture without him.
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He was not exactly an absolute dictator, because that was impossible in the 18th century to
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be an absolute dictator, because the state didn't have the means to control people absolutely.
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But he had a fairly good grip on his rule, and the revolution that eventually occurred was a long ways away.
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And all you have to do is just keep listening to what this man says to confirm that.
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This is a fascinating interview that Trudeau did right after this whole incident happened.
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And any time I meet people who got to make the deliberate choice,
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is an amazing statement of attachment to Canada,
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which is why I always sort of laugh whenever you see people who are,
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This is your country more than it is for others,
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And I think understanding that power of building a country that is made of people who chose or whose ancestors chose to build a new life here is really,
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you're less of a Canadian than somebody who immigrated here.
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He's saying that I'm less of a Canadian because I was born here.
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This is the same idiot who blamed his blackface routines on growing up in Montreal,
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because he said the city was just so racist and I grew up in such a racist environment.
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So he spent decades of his life doing his little blackface routine on the sly.
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So nobody was supposed to know about it except his good buddies.
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But he continued to do blackface until he was discovered.
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I firmly believe he was doing blackface up until maybe a week before it became a public matter.
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But this is a man who thinks he's exempt from the rules.
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That's one of the key points of being a narcissist.
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That's why a lot of narcissistic people end up as serial killers because they don't think the rules apply.
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They don't have to obey the law because the law isn't applicable to them.
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I'm not suggesting Justin Trudeau is going to be a serial killer or has been.
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I'm suggesting he is a narcissist in the truest form of that word in that description.
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Now, let's have a look at what Pierre Pauly had said yesterday, because I think this is.
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And by the way, if you're all watching Redacted, I hope you saw Maxime Bernier on there, because I think the free debate is good.
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They actually did ask me what I thought of Maxime.
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I said, you know, he's a he's been a friend over the years.
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But and I don't and I hope a lot of you were able to watch that.
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But I'm certainly I will certainly have Maxime on my show any any time because I believe in free speech.
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I also believe that Pierre Pauly is going to win the biggest majority in history.
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Because of the results of yesterday's or the by-election in Langley, British Columbia.
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If you have a look at that and that's of course, that's honest, that's that's that the results of that election are on the thumbnail this morning.
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Sixty six percent conservative, 17 percent liberal, 17 percent.
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This is exactly what I have been saying about where the polling will lead.
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It leads to the decimation of the liberals in the NDP.
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They were slugging it out for second or third place, no matter how you want to look at it.
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This is a writing, a suburban writing in Vancouver.
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That is almost unheard of in a three party system where you've got and where you've got effectively five parties at times.
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Exactly what I've been saying all along here is that.
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The NDP and the liberals are going to annihilate each other, splitting the vote amongst themselves in the next election.
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And the Conservative Party of Canada is going to win the largest majority in history.
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But it could be such a super majority that it would be almost unwieldy because there's going to be so few liberals and NDP elected in this.
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I have never seen the dynamics like this before.
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Where it's going to be a toss up between the liberals and the NDP as to who finishes in second place.
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And overall, in terms of seats, the Bloc Cape Icois could actually be the official opposition in the next election.
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After the next election, because the liberals and NDP could be down to five seats each.
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This by-election in Langley confirms what I've been saying about where the political dynamic is right now.
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I've spent a lot of time studying polls over the years.
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As I said, you know, I did political science with Conrad Wynn, who was the founder of Compass Polling.
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And I'm fascinated by how polling works and what it indicates.
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And in this case, it indicates a huge mega majority for the Conservatives.
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And not only that, the complete annihilation of the liberal and the NDP in the next election.
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So don't be concerned about vote splitting on the right.
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And like I say, I think he was dead on in these comments here.
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I've been reminded that if you hire clowns, you get a circus.
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Because there are real consequences for yesterday's chaotic liberal clown show.
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The deficit is 50% higher than we were promised.
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Our dollar has plunged below 70 cents American for the first time in ages, which means more
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expensive fuel, food, clothing, and materials for things like automobiles.
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It means our people will be poorer and the dollars they worked so hard to earn are worth less.
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The real consequences of yesterday's clown show are playing out in tragedies right across this country.
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But before we talk about those tragedies, let's talk about this incredible, ridiculous, embarrassing liberal day on Parliament Hill.
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The world markets were watching to find out the size of our deficit.
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Remember, Christia Fee Freeland, after helping Justin Trudeau double the national debt,
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add more debt than all prior prime ministers combined, said we can't go beyond the $40 billion guardrail or else we'll go off the cliff.
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But throughout the year, with the prompting of Carbon Tax Carney, Trudeau's number one economic advisor,
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he kept pushing his finance minister further and further leftward.
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More spending for this or that political gimmick.
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Listen, yesterday's post by President Trump just shows that Justin Trudeau...
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But he's asked the question about what do you think about Donald Trump's post on social media,
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Where he again taunts Justin Trudeau as the governor of the 51st state,
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and he castigates Christia Freeland as being toxic, and she will not be missed.
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And Canadians are paying the price for this chaotic NDP liberal clown show.
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All around the world, Trudeau and the NDP liberals are seen as ridiculous.
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The price, though, is in smaller paychecks, higher costs, fewer jobs, more crime, chaos, drugs, and danger.
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But the good news is that Canadians can elect a common-sense conservative government
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with a leader who has the brains and backbone to face President Trump,
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who has a plan to unleash the productive forces of our workers and entrepreneurs
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to bring home our money and defend our economy and to take back control,
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take back control of our borders, immigration, spending, and everything else
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It was completely ignored by the mainstream media yesterday,
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He's walking a tightrope here by not looking like he's in Donald Trump's pocket,
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and also not looking like he hates Donald Trump and he fears Donald Trump
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or he thinks Donald Trump is a threat to Canada ultimately.
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And I think he's walking a fairly straight line here.
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This is a difficult thing to do for any political leader
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because he has to enunciate a Canada first policy
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that is not at odds with Donald Trump as a political leader,
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but is at odds with American usurpation of Canadian sovereignty.
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Polly cannot be seen as endorsing any kind of abrogation of Canadian sovereignty
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he cannot be seen as viewing Donald Trump as this evil orange guy
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Because a lot of the grassroots conservatives like Donald Trump.
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So I think Polyev is playing this very, very smart
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and he's very, very careful when he responds to these questions
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if you could also answer this question in French as well as English.
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The government is coming out with a $1.3 billion plan
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Do you think that's enough to stop Trump's tariffs?
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how much specifically would you spend on border security?
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which is how much money can you spend on a problem?
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That's exactly the question Trudeau has been asking for nine years.
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It's the reason he's doubled our debt while making everything worse.
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For example, he spent $80 billion on housing affordability.
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So we should not judge a program based on how expensive we can make it.
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That's the question I will be asking when I'm prime minister.
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And how do we deliver it for the lowest possible price to taxpayers?
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Wouldn't it be nice if we had a prime minister who said,
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we secured the borders, we put more boots on the ground,
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we stopped tons and tons of fentanyl from traveling back and forth,
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there was a paltry $1.3 billion for the border.
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who somehow is going to be the finance minister
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and the public safety minister at the same time
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is promising he's going to solve the border crisis with drones.
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Yeah, and if you've been watching anything on social media of late,
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you know what's happening with drones right now in New York and New Jersey.
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there's not a drone yet that can land on the ground
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and arrest or detain an illegal crossing the border.
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We'll roll out our border plan when we roll it out.
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Justin Trudeau is taken off on vacation, just to recap.
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I can guarantee you that's what's going to happen.
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and a parliament that hasn't really functioned in months.
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We are literally two days and a month away from Donald Trump
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being inaugurated and becoming the next president of the United States.
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Do you think anything substantial is going to happen between now and then,
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The rest of the cabinet will be taking time off of Christmas.
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There will be no tangible or realistic plans made from now until January 20th,
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because the House will probably not even be back by January 20th.
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Dominic LeBlanc occupying two of the most important functions of the government?
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And this man is clearly, increasingly, out of his depth.
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And he's indicated he plans to do next to nothing about it
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And Polyev needs to be out there as much as possible,
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and I'm going to be a credible individual with real policies,
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and forget about Justin Trudeau for the sake of the country.
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You see, what Polyev can do here is flip this thing on Justin Trudeau.
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Justin Trudeau has been trying to co-opt Pierre Polyev
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I can deal with Donald Trump as the prime minister in waiting.
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So I think Polyev needs to flip this situation over,
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and he needs to present himself as the prime minister in waiting,
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who can effectively deal with Donald Trump as a political equal,
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as somebody who can actually negotiate with Donald Trump,
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and who Donald Trump would be happy to negotiate with,
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because he would recognize in Polyev a kindred spirit,
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somebody who also wants to put the interests of their nation first,
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And I think that is what Pierre Polyev needs to do.
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And I'll be back again tomorrow with all the news.
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and we will see the end of this liberal government.
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Thank you so much for being a part of Creighton's Right