Stand on Guard with David Krayden - December 27, 2024


Trudeau's Pathetic Response to Trump ｜ Stand on Guard


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Justin Trudeau's response to Donald Trump's election victory in 2016 has been widely derided as "gutless" and "unpatriotic" by critics. But what does it really mean, and why does it matter?

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00:00:00.000 Hi, welcome back to another episode of Stand on Guard.
00:00:06.000 So happy to have you here on this 27th day of December.
00:00:11.660 You know, I thought it was Thursday.
00:00:15.820 That's how the week, the week, yeah, it's the last week.
00:00:19.340 But I honestly thought I had to work today.
00:00:22.420 And I was thinking, oh, my God, I sure would.
00:00:26.240 I'm looking forward to a day off because I had to work Christmas.
00:00:29.200 And so it's Friday.
00:00:31.280 This is my day off from the post-millennial.
00:00:33.400 So I, for some reason, thought it was Thursday.
00:00:37.100 You ever have a week like that?
00:00:38.780 Well, I'm having it.
00:00:39.940 Anyway, when we come back, the latest on Justin Trudeau and his very, very bizarre response to Donald Trump.
00:00:51.700 So we are in a very precarious position in this country.
00:00:54.760 We need political change.
00:00:58.280 But we also need to resolve to resist.
00:01:00.560 Yes, please like the station.
00:01:18.480 Give us the thumbs up here before New Year's.
00:01:20.800 By the way, before I forget, I'll show the ad.
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00:02:04.060 Oh, yeah.
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00:02:09.640 But between now and the end of the year, December 31st, midnight.
00:02:16.820 15% off everything in the Creighton's right merchandise store.
00:02:20.740 So please, Christmas is over.
00:02:23.720 That doesn't mean you can't get some great merchandise because 2025 is going to be a seminal year in world history and Canadian history.
00:02:33.440 Don't you feel that?
00:02:35.600 We've got Donald Trump coming in for the second time.
00:02:38.460 This is the only second time in history a president has served non-consecutive terms.
00:02:43.920 You have to go all the way back to, I think it's 1892, Grover Cleveland, who, interestingly enough, lost.
00:02:54.800 He was a Democrat.
00:02:56.320 Of course, the Democratic Party was a lot different in the 1890s than it is today.
00:03:00.700 So was everything.
00:03:01.980 But it was actually still a fairly, you could even call it a conservative party in many ways at that time.
00:03:10.800 But Grover Cleveland complained he lost his re-election bid because of corruption, because of electoral interference.
00:03:22.260 Let's call it that.
00:03:22.880 And he came back again, waited four years, came back and was re-elected again with four years in between.
00:03:32.140 So just like Donald Trump has done here.
00:03:33.740 So these are very, very exciting times we're heading into.
00:03:37.560 So, you know, I tend to be somebody who can see the glass is half full.
00:03:46.600 I like to be an optimist.
00:03:48.080 I don't cloud things.
00:03:51.720 I don't sugarcoat reality.
00:03:57.880 But I'm the person who loves an MGM musical with Gene Kelly and Sid Charisse, my favorite musical, Singing in the Rain.
00:04:08.220 Couldn't have a more optimistic film.
00:04:12.480 I'm optimistic outlook on life.
00:04:14.860 So although I call them as I see them, and I'm not going to lie to you, I'm not going to lie to anybody to make things seem better than they are, I believe we're heading into a very good year where the people, people like you and I, are going to triumph.
00:04:35.320 And I think this is what Donald Trump is all about.
00:04:40.920 You know, and we have, of course, Justin Trudeau consistently over the years, every time the people push back.
00:04:49.400 Justin Trudeau stomps on them here in Canada.
00:04:54.000 He did that to the Freedom Convoy protest.
00:04:57.640 Or he calls it these dangerous right-wing forces, as it's happened in Europe.
00:05:05.580 He hasn't exactly said that about the United States, because he knows damn well he can't.
00:05:11.520 He's on very precarious ground with Donald Trump, as it is.
00:05:16.120 And this is what we're going to be talking about today.
00:05:17.900 I just have a, this is just a little preamble as we get closer to December 31st, the end of a year.
00:05:25.660 It's been a very, very difficult year for a lot of us.
00:05:29.080 But 2025, things are going to get better.
00:05:32.620 And when you hear Justin Trudeau complain about these horrible right-wing populists who are standing in the way of the globalists and progress,
00:05:43.880 know that you're a, look up, and behold, your redemption draws nigh.
00:05:52.520 We are moving into a new world.
00:05:57.500 And I know it might not be permanent.
00:06:01.760 Nothing is in this world.
00:06:02.880 It might be transitory.
00:06:05.460 But I think we're going to at least have,
00:06:08.680 we're going to at least have a chance to recover some of the freedom we've lost in the nine years under Justin Trudeau.
00:06:19.440 Now, what has Justin Trudeau been doing?
00:06:21.280 This guy is gutless.
00:06:23.280 All right. 0.92
00:06:23.620 I'm sorry I didn't blow this up a bit more.
00:06:25.420 This is Justin Trudeau's apparent post on X in response to Donald Trump. 0.98
00:06:31.420 Now, this is pathetic. 0.97
00:06:34.840 You know, I have to put my glasses on to even read this. 0.95
00:06:37.000 I'm sorry I didn't blow this thing up.
00:06:38.880 The article's a bit longer.
00:06:40.100 This is some information about Canada for Americans.
00:06:43.820 And we're going to have a look at that in a minute.
00:06:46.620 What does he put up here?
00:06:48.100 Now, this is strange, folks.
00:06:50.680 Very strange.
00:06:53.100 National Post is one of the few papers that actually noticed this.
00:06:58.220 So Trudeau appears to break silence on Trump ribbing.
00:07:04.460 And we'll have a look at the video he put up.
00:07:06.440 Now, the video is from night 2010.
00:07:13.820 Long before Justin Trudeau was even involved in federal politics.
00:07:18.680 Long before he became the leader.
00:07:20.800 Well, not long before.
00:07:21.800 But a couple of years before he became the leader of the Liberal Party.
00:07:27.220 A Montreal area MP.
00:07:31.200 And he puts a video up.
00:07:33.560 I want to go through the video at the end of the show.
00:07:37.360 And talk about why I think it's significant where Justin Trudeau's mind is at.
00:07:45.160 Yes, Justin Trudeau does have a mind.
00:07:48.340 I think right now he's on the verge of a complete breakdown.
00:07:52.100 And no, I don't have anybody close to the Prime Minister telling me that.
00:08:00.740 But when somebody as narcissistic as Trudeau can stay away from the microphones, from the cameras for days, 0.81
00:08:08.780 except doing that horrible Christmas message with the phony smile. 0.81
00:08:15.320 I'm not going to show that again.
00:08:16.580 It's just nauseating.
00:08:21.660 But bear in mind, this is what Justin Trudeau is responding to.
00:08:27.460 I know I've shown these before.
00:08:28.720 I'll show them again.
00:08:33.420 And it's very interesting.
00:08:35.480 Donald Trump's talking about taking back the Panama Canal.
00:08:38.520 Then he jumps over to, you know, Merry Christmas.
00:08:41.580 Also, Governor Justin Trudeau of Canada, whose citizens' taxes are far too high.
00:08:48.040 But if Canada was to become our 51st state, their taxes would be cut by more than 60%.
00:08:53.520 Their businesses would immediately double in size, and they would be militarily protected like no other country in the world.
00:09:01.180 Now, like I said yesterday, that's not really true.
00:09:04.760 We already have.
00:09:05.980 But to suggest that Wayne Gretzky should run against Justin Trudeau, I don't know.
00:09:12.520 And I'm still wondering today, who is this aimed at?
00:09:16.360 Justin Trudeau or Pierre Polio?
00:09:19.540 Or both?
00:09:20.400 Because clearly, I don't think Donald Trump's taking either of them very seriously.
00:09:28.620 I know he'd rather deal with Pierre Polio, and that's hopefully who he will be dealing with.
00:09:37.460 But he doesn't take Justin Trudeau seriously at all.
00:09:44.440 And that's something Justin Trudeau cannot deal with.
00:09:47.820 Let's have a look at some flashbacks here about how it's worked in the past when Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump get together in the same room.
00:09:59.960 And bear in mind, Trudeau actually did attempt to suck up to Donald Trump during his first term.
00:10:09.040 I reported on several stories where Justin Trudeau actually compared himself, yes, to Donald Trump, saying that like Donald Trump, he was fighting for the middle class.
00:10:24.380 I said that several times.
00:10:25.980 And like Donald Trump, he was fighting for fair wages.
00:10:33.100 Trudeau, on several occasions, attempted to attach himself to Donald Trump.
00:10:39.780 Very interesting.
00:10:41.240 But here's how the two of them actually interacted.
00:10:43.360 I think NATO has become a very big factor over the last two or three years.
00:10:46.920 You've been involved.
00:10:47.680 I've been involved.
00:10:49.100 And a lot of good things have happened.
00:10:51.080 And it's great to have you here.
00:10:52.440 Thank you very much.
00:10:53.920 Thank you.
00:10:54.400 Congratulations.
00:10:55.300 Thank you.
00:10:55.880 It's a real pleasure to be sitting down with President Trump.
00:10:59.340 The relationship between Canada and the United States is incredibly strong.
00:11:04.120 I don't think it's ever been stronger.
00:11:05.880 Our work together on the USMCA as we move forward towards ratification has been really tremendous.
00:11:13.700 It's been a great process working with – between your team and our team, working with the Mexicans as well.
00:11:21.500 We know that we're here for NATO, a 70th anniversary, extremely important.
00:11:26.480 The American strength in ensuring that people are stepping up in terms of their military investments is certainly something we've recognized in Canada.
00:11:36.000 We're increasing our defense investments by 70 percent over these 10 years because we know that making sure that everyone is there,
00:11:43.700 you believe that? 0.98
00:11:45.240 And Trump, of course, is looking at him like, you liar. 0.78
00:11:49.040 He's increasing his defense investments by 70 percent.
00:11:54.320 Yeah, 70 percent 10 years from then.
00:11:59.500 If you look at the defense spending, and I've said this on innumerable occasions,
00:12:05.900 Trudeau's defense spending is all a decade later.
00:12:13.360 It's not now.
00:12:15.280 We'll spend it in 10 years, of course, when he's long gone.
00:12:18.800 He's not going to be prime minister, obviously, unless he expects to be in for 20 years.
00:12:24.600 And the liberal government will be long gone.
00:12:27.440 So he's essentially saddling some other government with this responsibility that he won't do now.
00:12:34.920 But this is just true.
00:12:36.740 To step up and deliver is really important.
00:12:39.300 We have an intense forward battle group in Latvia.
00:12:44.820 We're leading the command mission in Baghdad.
00:12:47.560 Canadians are a strong part of this alliance and will continue to be.
00:12:51.060 But this is just a great opportunity for me to sit down with the president and talk about the many issues in which we align and we work together.
00:13:03.140 And they didn't really work together on very much.
00:13:06.740 And that's now I'm going to later in the show at the end.
00:13:11.200 I want what I'm going to do is show you one of what I call them is BS clips.
00:13:16.440 And for the next couple of days until the end of the year, I'm going to show at least one or two of Trudeau's worst moments.
00:13:26.740 Probably of 2024, but sometimes we'll have to sneak a couple of years earlier.
00:13:32.840 Because it's amazing when you watch how much this man has lied and how much of what he says is utter nonsense.
00:13:42.640 And he's been getting away with this for so long.
00:13:47.720 And here he is on the ropes right now.
00:13:51.400 It's just about over.
00:13:56.280 In terms of him being prime minister.
00:13:59.080 I reiterate my claim from yesterday.
00:14:03.460 He will be leading, I used that word loosely, the Liberal Party into the next election.
00:14:09.160 He will find a way to do it.
00:14:10.480 There are several pathways for him to do that.
00:14:14.060 But he is going to be there.
00:14:18.260 And he might not have a whole lot of MPs on his side.
00:14:23.340 But look at this.
00:14:28.540 Trudeau's crisis put spotlight on succession rules for Canada's liberals.
00:14:32.620 I only saw this reported from Bloomberg, which of course is not known for its Canadian news content.
00:14:40.480 But Bloomberg actually talked to a lot of liberal insiders, shall we say, and they're all confirming that there's a move afoot to change the party rules.
00:14:57.000 So that Trudeau or anybody like Trudeau doesn't have to stay in power indefinitely.
00:15:04.020 Because they bought this line when Trudeau became leader that, oh, no, this man is going to be the greatest thing we've ever had.
00:15:12.700 Let's say, let's ensure that we make him feel welcome.
00:15:17.060 That he knows we're never going to challenge his leadership.
00:15:20.220 So the liberals changed their leadership.
00:15:22.740 So they can't have a leadership review.
00:15:26.740 They have to have a national convention.
00:15:29.280 There's a difference.
00:15:30.100 You might recall when John Turner, well, I was actually at that leadership review, where his leadership was reviewed because he lost to Brian Mulrooney and it looked like it was all over.
00:15:45.940 And of course, John Chrétien was nipping at his heels.
00:15:48.100 So Chrétien was working behind the scenes to get a leadership review going so he could become the next leader of the Liberal Party, which he did.
00:15:57.940 And that was all done very quietly behind the scenes.
00:16:01.060 They had a leadership review.
00:16:02.740 Turner won the first one.
00:16:03.800 They had another one.
00:16:06.040 Turner was so low, low enough that they eventually decided to have a leadership race.
00:16:14.560 And Chrétien won that.
00:16:15.820 That can't happen right now.
00:16:16.880 But the point is, by the time the Liberal Party puts these rules into place or rearranges the rules they have right now, it's too bloody late.
00:16:29.360 This should have happened last fall.
00:16:31.940 This is a party that's completely out of step with time.
00:16:37.720 There's no time to do this right now.
00:16:39.500 Somebody has to be there on January 27th because we are going to be in the midst of chaos with the Trump administration.
00:16:52.640 This is why I keep saying Justin Trudeau is going to take advantage of this and stay in.
00:17:08.920 And I say good because he's going to get shellacked in the next election.
00:17:13.480 Let's have a look at what Justin Trudeau put on his ex.
00:17:19.540 What is this video?
00:17:20.540 This video from the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
00:17:26.060 Tom Brokow.
00:17:26.960 You remember Tom Brokow.
00:17:28.300 Wrote The Greatest Generation, NBC News.
00:17:31.380 He was the anchor for years.
00:17:33.060 I actually met Tom Brokow in Gettysburg.
00:17:35.660 He was down there on November 20th one year when they have the annual Gettysburg Address ceremony.
00:17:48.140 And Tom Brokow was the lead speaker that year.
00:17:51.200 And interesting guy.
00:17:53.760 You know, I don't think he was fair to Donald Trump during his first term.
00:18:01.120 But overall, I think Tom is not a bad guy.
00:18:03.220 But here's Tom Brokow's little mini documentary about Canada.
00:18:06.660 This is the sort of thing you might remember from grade five or six or even grade four.
00:18:12.200 When you saw those films, I don't know if they show, at least in my generation,
00:18:17.580 they used to show these films about Canada's relationship to the United States
00:18:21.960 because it was always interesting for kids.
00:18:25.300 I mean, yeah, we live next to the most powerful country in the world.
00:18:28.320 It's got ten times the population, much bigger economy, huge military, world responsibilities that Canada doesn't have.
00:18:39.220 What is our relationship?
00:18:40.360 And Tom Brokow puts this in.
00:18:42.100 And it's interesting because I think this illustrates that Justin Trudeau is almost crying out for help here to say,
00:18:50.080 I remember that Canada, too, before I ruined it.
00:18:53.600 Let's watch.
00:18:54.120 This is the Peace Arch standing near the westernmost edge of the U.S.-Canadian border,
00:19:01.260 30 miles south of the Olympic City between Blaine and Washington State and Surrey, British Columbia.
00:19:07.500 This was dedicated in 1921 to commemorate the treaty that ended the war of 1812 between the U.S. and Great Britain.
00:19:17.000 Remember, Canada was a British colony.
00:19:19.600 That was a long time ago.
00:19:21.180 But the inscription on the arch sums up the relationship.
00:19:24.960 May these gates never be closed.
00:19:27.380 We share more than a long border, of course.
00:19:32.860 No dotted line can divide our joint stewardship of a treasure of natural riches.
00:19:38.360 From the Atlantic to the Pacific and back again.
00:19:43.200 Shorelines, wild rivers and great lakes, vast forests and grasslands,
00:19:49.060 precious oars buried in majestic mountains and wildlife everywhere.
00:19:53.940 From sea to shining sea.
00:19:57.380 Canada and the United States share another unique quality.
00:20:01.460 They're immigrant nations, destinations for people around the world
00:20:04.660 who long for political freedoms, economic opportunity, and a long tradition of compassion.
00:20:11.180 Now, if you're just tuning in now and saying,
00:20:13.740 what on earth is this travel log?
00:20:17.000 This is the video that Justin Trudeau, yeah, the prime minister,
00:20:22.620 attached to his post.
00:20:24.520 Apparently, responding to Donald Trump's trolling for the last two or three weeks.
00:20:33.300 It's fascinating.
00:20:35.540 Our two nations have the largest trading relationship in the world.
00:20:39.440 One and a half billion dollars transacted every day.
00:20:43.160 The two-way trade at the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Windsor alone
00:20:47.320 equals all American exports to Japan.
00:20:50.080 And we're so comfortable as neighbors.
00:20:54.400 200 million, 200 million people across the common border every year.
00:20:59.360 Canada, some may be surprised to learn, is America's largest oil supplier.
00:21:04.200 And the United States is Canada's number one tourist destination.
00:21:07.540 In a snapshot, Canada is a huge country, second largest in the world next to Russia.
00:21:16.820 But its population is only about a tenth the size of the United States, 34 million,
00:21:21.860 split into 10 provinces and three territories.
00:21:25.560 90% of Canadians live within 100 miles of the U.S. border,
00:21:29.160 residing in world-class cities, thriving farms in smaller towns, with good reason.
00:21:36.300 Life in the Canadian North is only for the hardy.
00:21:40.120 It is remote and oh so cold.
00:21:44.320 The coldest day ever recorded in North America occurred in 1947 in Snag, Yukon,
00:21:50.180 minus 81 degrees, not including windshield.
00:21:55.460 Jesse Despoche.
00:21:57.320 Canadians are so generous, they share with us their brightest stars in music, comedy,
00:22:03.440 acting, sports, and journalism.
00:22:06.400 And if you're in a fight, you want the Canadians on your side.
00:22:14.000 They were in World War II before we were.
00:22:18.820 They were there on D-Day, in the air and on the beaches.
00:22:24.560 They've been America's most reliable partners in Afghanistan,
00:22:28.380 and it's been costly and painful.
00:22:30.080 Now, when Canada loses a warrior in that distant land,
00:22:35.520 the nation pauses and honors the fallen along what is called
00:22:39.080 the Highway of Heroes outside of Toronto.
00:22:44.060 Even their diplomats have been there for us.
00:22:46.460 In 1980, a year before the conclusion of the Iranian hostage crisis,
00:22:51.180 six American embassy personnel would escape from Iran
00:22:54.540 in an operation organized by Canadian ambassador Ken Taylor.
00:22:58.440 And there's a much younger Tom, and of course, we all remember this,
00:23:03.720 but this is actually a very inspirational video.
00:23:07.700 I've got to say, I'm saying, oh, thank God.
00:23:10.980 Yeah, it's nice to hear American journalists say that Canada
00:23:15.300 had its own beach on D-Day.
00:23:17.520 Canada was there, slugging way above its weight,
00:23:22.180 and always has been.
00:23:23.860 It's so nice to see that, to hear that,
00:23:26.000 and about how it's nice to be on Canada's side.
00:23:28.640 You don't hear that.
00:23:30.720 This is a Canada from 2010 that doesn't really exist right now.
00:23:35.380 We are embarrassed about our national defense.
00:23:37.960 It's so woke, it couldn't go to D-Day.
00:23:40.860 It couldn't fight in D-Day.
00:23:42.680 It's so woke, it's so concerned about navel-gazing right now.
00:23:46.380 But Justin Trudeau's presenting this as like an idealized Canada.
00:23:50.100 Is he saying, please like me, Donald Trump?
00:23:55.060 Or is he saying, that's the Canada I destroyed?
00:23:59.100 That's the Canada the way it used to be.
00:24:01.940 It's fascinating.
00:24:02.940 The United States is thanking Canada for rescuing those six American diplomats from Iran.
00:24:07.820 Taylor hid the Americans after the U.S. Embassy was stormed,
00:24:11.060 created fake Canadian passports,
00:24:12.900 then flew the Americans out of Tehran with a bogus cover story.
00:24:17.260 The six in disguise as a mob-looking Hollywood film crew
00:24:20.960 allegedly researching a prospective sci-fi flick.
00:24:25.480 Now, all these years later, Taylor has admitted he was formally working for the CIA.
00:24:31.120 And if the Iranians had discovered he was an American spy,
00:24:34.340 he would have been in big, big trouble.
00:24:37.800 Did you know Ken Taylor was working for the CIA?
00:24:40.980 They just dropped that in.
00:24:44.040 I can't remember that even being in the Argo film,
00:24:48.540 which is about that whole incident.
00:24:50.840 Well worth watching, by the way,
00:24:52.900 even though it does glamorize the CIA a bit too much.
00:24:57.320 In our darkest hours, Canada has been with us.
00:25:01.500 On September 11th, as the United States shut down its airspace,
00:25:05.280 Canada instituted Operation Yellow Ribbon,
00:25:08.960 landing 239 U.S.-bound flights with 33,000 passengers
00:25:14.060 at 17 different Canadian airports.
00:25:17.580 And then, amid the uncertainty that followed,
00:25:20.540 entire communities housed and fed
00:25:22.680 those thousands of passengers for days afterward.
00:25:25.380 In the long history of sovereign neighbors,
00:25:33.540 there never has been a relationship as close,
00:25:36.340 productive, and peaceful as the U.S. and Canada.
00:25:39.720 We share a continent and so much more.
00:25:44.200 Speaking before the Canadian Parliament,
00:25:46.160 President Kennedy summarized the relationship this way.
00:25:48.840 Of course, there are some distinct differences in the culture.
00:26:16.820 The American fans of these games
00:26:18.920 will be unfurling their stars and stripes
00:26:20.760 at every opportunity and chanting USA, USA.
00:26:24.020 The Canadian Prime Minister had to go before Parliament yesterday
00:26:27.080 and urge Canadians to engage in what he called
00:26:29.760 an uncharacteristic outburst of patriotism,
00:26:33.200 saying don't be afraid to wave those flags.
00:26:35.760 We'll apologize to the world for our immodesty later.
00:26:38.680 So that's a big difference, Al.
00:26:39.720 He hopes he has to do it very often.
00:26:41.160 You know what struck me in that piece among all of the items?
00:26:43.940 There are more people in California than there are in all of Canada.
00:26:50.140 And of course, who was the Prime Minister
00:26:52.560 who told us to stand up and cheer, say Canada, be patriotic?
00:26:57.820 It was Stephen Harper.
00:26:59.200 I remember that very clearly when he said that.
00:27:03.300 Where has Canada gone in the last 14, 15 years since then?
00:27:09.880 Been decimated in the last nine years by Justin Trudeau.
00:27:13.240 And that's what Justin Trudeau chose to send to Donald Trump to show the world.
00:27:19.660 This is an open letter.
00:27:21.320 He's saying that's the Canada that used to exist.
00:27:26.320 I destroyed it.
00:27:28.580 It's clear this is a man who is really on the verge of a complete breakdown.
00:27:33.820 I don't know if he'll come back for January, but I can tell you he is in a heap of trouble right now.
00:27:44.360 For him to send that out is his response to Donald Trump, because that's the Canada he destroyed.
00:27:50.660 That's the Canada he remembers.
00:27:52.160 But right now, it's not there.
00:27:58.580 But in 2025, it will be resurgent.
00:28:01.540 That Canada described in that little travelogue, that little documentary by Tom Brokaw,
00:28:07.500 it's on the rise again.
00:28:09.060 It's coming back. 1.00
00:28:09.920 It will be back in 2025 when we get rid of this corrupt, inept, and absolutely useless liberal Trudeau government. 0.99
00:28:22.760 And we replace it with, I hate to use the word, but common sense is what we need. 0.96
00:28:29.120 And we know the conservatives are coming in with a vast majority in 2025.
00:28:35.980 Sooner or later, I tell you, it's going to be sooner.
00:28:40.460 And thank God it will be sooner rather than later.
00:28:45.780 We can't wait much longer.
00:28:47.520 I want to thank you all for watching the show today.
00:28:50.720 I was going to show the clip at the end with Justin Trudeau's worst moments.
00:28:55.140 I'm going to save those for the next few days.
00:28:58.240 I'm going to focus on Justin Trudeau's worst moments and, of course, keep repeating the news.
00:29:04.040 Yeah, obviously, it's a slow news week.
00:29:06.440 It always is around Christmas.
00:29:07.920 And between Christmas and New Year's, slowest week of the year.
00:29:12.380 Slowest news week of the year.
00:29:13.620 But you never know what can happen.
00:29:16.380 And we'll keep our eyes open.
00:29:18.360 Let me know in your comments if there's anything you do want me to talk about.
00:29:22.860 I'd be happy to do so.
00:29:24.540 Thank you for your time and patience today.
00:29:28.780 I'll be back again tomorrow with all the news you need to know.
00:29:32.080 And let's continue to resolve to resist because the promised land is in sight.
00:29:38.160 And we're moving on.
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