What REALLY Happened at Jimmy Dore's Ottawa Show ｜ Stand on Guard
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It was so nice to meet Mr. Jimmy Door after the show last night and to meet so many of the people who came up to shake my hand and tell me how much they loved the show. It was a great evening and a great night.
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welcome back to another episode of stand on guard i'm your host david craig and this is live
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from ottawa can you guess where i was last night yes and i met so many of you there it was just
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an incredible evening i loved it i really did it was the meeting jimmy door i've interviewed him
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before you saw the interview last week and of course i love his show but it was so nice to
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meet him after the show and i'll talk about that when we come back momentarily
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the prime minister lied and his minions continue
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and you know please like i saw a comment smash that like button yes do that now
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because youtube suppresses this show every day it just puts its finger on the likes make sure it
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doesn't get too high not sure too many people don't watch it and let's make sure too many new
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viewers don't see it that's the strategy but it was so nice to meet jimmy door last night and i gotta
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say at the beginning of this broadcast thank you for all of you and there must have been 20 25 people
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who came up to me last night and said we love your show thank you for what you're doing we appreciate
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it and i appreciate you saying that i had a hell of a bad week last week and the week before it wasn't
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too good either it was really sick i would literally be doing these broadcasts sometimes i know i looked
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a bit slow because i was really suffering and i would do the broadcast and just collapse and i'm back
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again though and i feel like i've i'm in my prime again last night was fantastic but thank you again for
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everybody who came up to me and shook my hand had a picture taken it meant so much to me because
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you think sometimes am i reaching people are people listening am i having an effect
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and i felt that last night thank you and it's a heartfelt thank you for the the work i do
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as many you know many of you know i worked in the mainstream media for many years i worked
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in the canadian armed forces and air force public affairs officer i worked on parliament hill
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doing independent media is a different thing for me and and doing this show every day has been in
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i hate to say i hate the word use the word challenge but it's been difficult at times but i'm really
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enjoying this and and because there's nothing like going to an event and this happens every time i go to
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court as well you know for the freedom convoy trials people come up to me and talk to me and i appreciate
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it and it just it it means so much so you know for all of you who were there last night i realized
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that jimmy door and i have the same audience like he's got a much bigger audience but both of us i think
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speak truth to power i i that's a bit of a you know a colloquialism now and and it's a lot of people say that
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but i am proud of the fact i'm in no politicians or political parties pocket i'm free to criticize
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any political party any politician because i'm independent i'm an independent journalist and so
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i want to show you some of the pictures here's we we had this taken after the show last night
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and it was you know you know i should put my hat on you know a lot of people say put your hat on
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david okay i'm gonna put my hat on and once again this is the merchandise i'm wearing
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jimmy's merchandise this morning but that's my merchandise the hat oh you'll see more of that
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later great moment we and we had we had about a six or seven minute interview which i'll be showing
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you afterwards he took me up to the green room and we chatted for a while great evening and here's
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somebody came up to me i'm sorry i i can't remember your name but if you're watching right now
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because we we really do need to hear from these people so yes uh
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i'm gonna have a look at good morning we are listening david yes thank you thank you for listening
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thank you for coming back for being there in the last two weeks you know we had a death in the family
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my father-in-law it was hard it's hard on all of us and i was really down with i don't know what it
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was last week some bronchial infection at first i thought i thought i had pneumonia for a while
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because that's how my sister went out and i think that was a what as i like to say an unforeseen
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consequence of the pandemic it's i have to say it that way or else but i'm feeling much better now
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and so thank you for coming up last night and shaking my hand that was uh that was a wonderful
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moment and so many other people did as well and there's jimmy in the green room before we started
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the interview and it's a thumbs up that was a great performance by jimmy last night you know
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sometimes he strays into the blue comedy i know he has to do that because people expect that today but
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he doesn't even have to his political humor is on par with what johnny carson used to do
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maybe it's even better he but he gets a political point across using comedy and it's wonderful and
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he's not he's not cruel to political opponents or people he disagrees with but he sure he makes fun
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of them and that's what comedy is all about but he's genuinely funny unlike the late night comics
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so-called comics you see populating television cable news these days they're not funny they're
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propagandists and this is what jimmy he said last week in the interview these people are not funny
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jimmy is funny and it was a it was a really great evening and he he went after the pandemic he went
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after dei he went after political correctness he went after democrats and republicans he went after
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the hypocrisy right now with the the department of government efficiency he went after political
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hypocrisy and it was a great evening so here's another shot this is where we were in the waiting
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to meet jimmy door here and these two wonderful ladies came up and one of them wanted a a
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photo with me and i was i was just overwhelmed i must say and here's a shot of the whole gang
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yeah here we all are and that's stephanie in the far left that's jimmy door's wife
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she is a marvelous woman she's a stand-up comic too she opened the show and it was it was really
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marvelous and i can't tell you how much i enjoyed this last night now we got more news to share with
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you i'm going to wait a little while to get into that because i want to i want to show you this
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interview but i think we've gone through the pictures here but what an evening and once again
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oh yes nancy copeland uh thank you thank you nancy yes thank you and it's if if i seemed a little bit
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slow witted in the last couple of weeks if i seemed a little slow on the draw it's because of
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everything that's been going on and the and just not just not feeling up 100 last week but i i feel
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so much better this week and thank you for caring and yes and good morning everybody and thanks for
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joining me this morning we're gonna have a fun week here on stand on guard and i pledge we're gonna
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have a fun week every week we're gonna we're going to have as much fun as possible because you
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know the walls are closing in on our freedom but we're pushing back we're resolving to resist that's
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the slogan of this station we are resolving to resist the authoritarian rule of the liberal party
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of the uniparty increasingly and specifically of mark carney you know jimmy door joked last night you
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know we we went from trading justin trudeau who we said is the son of a cuban dictator
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to an international banker who doesn't pay his taxes so as he said the other day it's worse
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it's worse with mark carney than it ever was with justin trudeau because this guy is being taken
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seriously people didn't take justin trudeau that seriously did they i mean you have to admit
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people did not take justin trudeau seriously because of you know the sock fetish this is the
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guy who shows up for the speech from the throne wearing running shoes with a suit yeah i mean that's
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pretty pretty bad bad taste that's class with a capital k as we used to say
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those of you old enough to remember that little slogan from the 80s that's class with a capital k
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that's what justin trudeau is all about and i'm just i'm trying to make sure i get some of your
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comments in here because this is a day for comments it really is it's this is a marvelous day
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so let's let's run this interview and i think you're gonna like this and i'm gonna make sure we
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get the sound levels up here but it's got a canadian tour you've been up here before you
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you mentioned edinson did you get the same sort of response in toronto and montreal as you got here
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in ottawa uh it's almost exactly the same yes uh you know my crowd is um i'm sure a lot like your
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crowd people who are into medical freedom people are into free speech people uh who were against
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corruption and against uh you know censorship you know all those things that used to be the
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bastion of the left are now uh considered right wing and so um yeah it's uh it's great to come up
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because i know wherever i go it's going to be that kind of crowd and uh so what you saw tonight
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we experienced in montreal people you know people every time people are like oh you're going to
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montreal it's not going to be good i'm like no it's not it's not random people coming hanging off
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the street it's people who know me so yeah there's and they seem hungry you know they seem hungry for
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this kind of a message well they certainly are i i was amazed at how many people came up to me
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tonight and said hey we watch your show oh really great and i'm thinking it's because what i say is
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often what you're saying is that don't trust politicians yeah correct and don't be in the pocket
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of politicians right 100 i get i get flack from conservatives who are always saying you know
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you're criticizing the conservative party damn right they're not acting like conservatives
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well you said something that i your anecdote about bobby kennedy jr i fascinating anecdote but
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did you know health and human service and secretary kennedy is working for some ostriches in canada oh
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yeah i've had those people on you have yeah so they wanted to kill like 800 of their ostrich or 400 400 yeah
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that was it yeah and uh of course if they're not using science right they all say it's for science
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but it has nothing to do with science it has some kind to do with some kind of crazy ideology that they
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want to fulfill and uh you know ostriches aren't uh they've built up immunity to it a lot of them well
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you know the whole story i don't have to tell you so tell me about bobby working with them though i didn't
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know that he sent a letter to the federal government the canadian food inspection agency
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the funny thing is of course these ostriches aren't being used for food they're they're being used for
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experimentation into immunity oh right so what why are they getting involved in this no kidding and
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the agriculture minister seemed to be backing away because of this letter from kennedy oh really yes
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that's good news it's good news and the farm is reaching out to kennedy yesterday to say can you
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come up to canada to visit the farm i think that would just be oh that would be fantastic yes of all
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the people that trump nominated to the cabinet i think i was he's the best yeah about bobby kennedy
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well it's the one where we can see real change yeah you know and he's already done it he's already
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brought a lot of change uh to the health care in the united states i mean he's got the poisonous
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cancerous dyes out of our food already and uh he's going to have real safety testing for vaccines
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going forward they've taken away the recommendations for the covet back so most of the people in the
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country so uh it's uh and then you know it's nice to see them uh go on uh corporate news and kind of
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school these people in a way they've never been talked to before by government officials who aren't in
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the pocket of big pharma so it's exciting i think the crowd erupted loudest and largest when you talked
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about the fact you have a right to decide what you like and what you don't like yeah what you love
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and what you hate that's right and when did the government start telling us you don't have a
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right to hate that that's right because you're right why shouldn't we hate what's going on in
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gathering that's right you should hate that why can't i hate white guys doing taco tuesday
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but it is a thought crime it is a thought crime why does the government think they can arbitrarily
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tell us what we can love and hate and it's weird and it's weird what trump is doing right now he's
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replacing left-wing censorship with right-wing censorship for israel and yeah it's like why
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can't i be you know i can criticize my own country all i want but as soon as you criticize israel they
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call you an anti-semite which is what the left did for so many years anytime you said anything about
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they called you a racist or they called you a sexist and people are tired of that shit
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and now he's just in he's just switching it out and you know i have a lot of manga that come to my show
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and they're not on board for that well you heard them tonight right and a lot of those people are
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trump voters or a lot of those people are trump sympathizers up here in canada you know and uh
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they're not on board for that stuff so it's uh it's it's sad to see that trump had a mandate
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and he's squandering it in fact his budget not to get too in the weeds with you but that's why
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you know uh elon musk just left he just left dc he quit doge because trump's big beautiful bill
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exposed the deficit even more to five to ten more trillion dollars so all those doge savings was
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just a smokescreen and he didn't cut any of the money he just took that money that doge was going
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to save and he gave it all to the war machine and a lot of people feel betrayed so that's why
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people need to come out i think people on the right agree with that people on the left agree with
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that and that's what they don't want us to realize interesting though the same day elon musk is
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leaving the trump administration the new york times does a hit piece on he's a drug addict isn't that
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funny because they'll get you with three ways you're either you're an alcoholic yeah a drug addict or
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they found child porn that's right or you're a sex maniac yeah that's exactly right and i guess my
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my final question i was watching your show today and there was a dana bash section on there
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where joe biden comes out of hiding today yeah and he says i'll compare my record with any president
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history and one of the reporters there says do you think it was a mistake you're not running
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how delusional i know are these people yeah i mean now everybody admits he's demented and there's
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the corporate press shouldn't you have run you should have been you look fine to me did you see
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that person you look great to me you look sharp but it's just i mean that's the that's that's why
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you and i have a show because that's what the corporate media is and people see through it and
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so thank god they suck that badly thank god thank you for your time okay my pleasure thank you i appreciate
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nice to meet you god bless okay it's been an experience and please anytime you want to comment
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from a canadian i'm available okay i appreciate it i'll keep that in mind we'll take you up on it
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sorry i had to bring myself back in there thanks for for watching that i really enjoyed
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talking to him i was you know i'm very tired last night it was uh i'm still tiring out early
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in the evening and that was probably about 11 o'clock we did that and grabbed some food on the way home
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and had a marvelous time and it's so nice as i said to meet so many of you
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and jimmy door i think is so popular in canada because he strikes a chord for those of us who say
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it's enough pandering to politicians it's time it's time to be free and he rocked last night i gotta
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tell you it really it uh that's not a phrase i use very often because i'm a jazz fan i like to talk
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about swing but he rocked excellent job now do we have any politicians in canada i really do like
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well you know like i say i'm hot and cold sometimes with pierre paulio i think generally he's doing a
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pretty good job but what i really admire in politics today and it's an old friend she's been on the show
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and i'm going to try to get her on in the next couple of weeks again and that's alberta premier
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danielle smith i don't think there's a more gutsy courageous premier in the country well i know
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there isn't i can't think of anybody but give her credit for drawing the battle line between alberta
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and the federal government she knows the support for alberta independence is rising every week and
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we've had folks on the show to talk about that you know jeff wrath what we'll have jeff on again
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to talk about how things are going in terms of support for alberta independence and how the movement
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is going when they expect to get their referendum on a ballot probably during the municipal elections
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this early fall that's what jeff plans well in advance of what daniel smith is talking about in
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terms of having the question in a 2026 referendum they want to get it up now well strike while the
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iron is hot but here's daniel smith talking about the alberta accord and this is poetry if there's
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anything if a politician is capable of delivering poetry daniel smith can do it and i just i just love
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this with this premier in years successive liberal governments in ottawa supported by their new
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democrat allies have unleashed a tidal wave of laws policies and political attacks aimed directly at
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alberta's free economy and in effect against the future and livelihoods of our people they have blocked
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new pipelines cancelled multiple oil and gas projects stacked an oil and gas production cap on top
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of a crippling industrial carbon tax and banned the very tanker ships needed to carry those resources
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to new markets they have imposed net zero mandates on our natural gas based power grid causing investment
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in reliable generation from natural gas to flee thereby endangering the future stability of our power grid
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and risking future blackouts and spikes in electricity costs for alberta families and businesses
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they have interfered in provincial jurisdiction time and again from taking over the regulation of
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plastics to mandating how we operate child care health care dental care to harassing law-abiding
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firearms owners to dozens of other examples of unconstitutional interference the onslaught
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of unconstitutional anti-energy and anti-resource development policies has scared away global investment to
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tune of we think about half a trillion dollars driving those investments and jobs out of alberta robbing
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countless albertans and other canadians of their means of providing for their families it has also cost us
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a decade of opportunities and tens of billions of dollars in lost royalties that could have been invested in
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the health education infrastructure and social services of not just albertans but canadians as well
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as a result canada has fallen to dead last in economic growth among industrialized nations
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and growth is slowing investment is fleeing debt is climbing the world looks at us like we have lost our
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minds we have some of the most abundant and accessible natural resources of any country in the world but
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against the wishes of millions of canadians a select few eco extremist ideologues in ottawa have done everything in
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their power to keep that wealth in the ground so let me say this as clearly as i can with all due respect
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to prime minister mark carney and anyone else ottawa might send our way i will not i cannot allow the
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did we hear that it's not over yet i cannot allow the status quo to continue that's a leader
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that's danielle saying things had better change now and fast or else and she's laying down the line
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she's drawing the line in the sand and she's telling mark carney get with it our government is
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committed to negotiating a new deal for alberta an alberta accord if you will first alberta requires
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guaranteed corridor and port access to tide water off the pacific arctic and atlantic coast for the
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international export of alberta oil gas critical minerals and other resources yeah
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second the federal government must end all federal interference in the development of provincial
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resources by repealing the no new pipelines law c69 the oil tanker ban the net zero electricity regs
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the oil and gas emissions cap the net zero vehicle mandate and any federal law regulation that
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purports to regulate industrial carbon emissions plastics commercial speech of energy companies and
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so on third the federal government must refrain from imposing export taxes or restrictions on the
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export of alberta resources without the consent of the government of alberta and fourth the federal
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government must provide alberta the same per capita federal transfers and equalization as is received by
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the other three largest provinces quebec ontario and british columbia
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so that's step one we're also going to launch the alberta next panel to engage our best minds
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and all but for the last yeah that's the plan and alberta and daniel smith have a plan they're not just
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spouting talking points this is a plan and i take my hat off to her this is a she's a fantastic woman
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great premier and i can see from the comments here everybody out there really admires her and likes
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her and like i said i've known daniel since we both worked the calgary herald she was a journalist
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as i started out she was a good journalist an honest journalist and always always had my support
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over the years i predicted she'd be premier actually when she was leader of the wild rose party and i was
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totally wrong but had to wait a few years turned out my prophecy did come to pass so so i was
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prescient to some degree just a little early in my estimation but she's fantastic i want to show you
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some slides here and once again thank you for all your comments and some some anyway i'm not even
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gonna i'm gonna comment i know i had i had a comment there during the beginning of that jimmy
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door interview that i probably shouldn't have had up i should have taken it down sooner but sometimes
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when you're doing four things at once you don't take the comments down quick enough it wasn't insulting
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it was just probably inappropriate comment because we all do know who jimmy door is and let's have a
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look at some of these slides here because i i have promised to do this now every day until i hear some
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explanation from the official opposition for their utter failure to address this issue which is canada
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automatically became a signatory of the world health organization's pandemic agreement automatic
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we did not raise a finger in protest this issue was never discussed debated or voted on in the house of
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commons and when i brought it up over a year ago
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i was told that the health critic the person responsible for addressing this bill could not talk
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to me the conservative health critic could not talk to me and i was given no explanation
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obviously the explanation was we don't want to talk about this because it's too controversial
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and why is it too controversial why does canada want to be part of the who's pandemic agreement
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what benefit is there to a sovereign country to abrogate your sovereignty to the united nations
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to allow them to decide what is a pandemic when a pandemic is occurring and how to respond to a pandemic
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bad enough having justin trudeau in charge during a pandemic and you get lockdowns and covid mandates and
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authoritarian measures it's conceivably conceivably even worse to have the united nations in charge
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now i i mentioned this the other day i think this is great news that the
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pride parade in toronto is underfunded it's losing sponsors how about that google and home depot have
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dropped out wonderful because we all know this is just a cyberetic
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parade it is just it's an exercise and cyberism and hedonism
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and it is really at this point nothing to do with equality or human rights or decency
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or tolerance has everything to do with obscenity right now and we know what goes on at these events and
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it's really destructive and if i did what these people do at this parade i would be hauled into jail for
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indecent exposure as would any of you and we all know that so this has got the end and i'm glad the
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money is falling and the bottom is dropping out of this organization
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have a look at this this is fat fascinating this is what pride season of course we all know june is
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it's supposed to be pride month and thank you again to camille el sheikh who is protecting our
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children who is going out to the schools this month to ensure that children do not have to participate in
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raising the pride flag at their schools he was successful last year in about getting a 50 of school
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children not participating in some schools it was up to 80 so camille thank you for your work you're
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going to you're going to come on the show he's going to come on the show next week to talk about
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what's going on this year and of course they're gearing up for the million person march for children
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in september which i am the master of ceremonies every year this will be year three they're not doing
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an event this year in parliament hill for this event but they will be gearing up for september
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and i will be there and i hope all of you will be but let's just have a look
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i find this absolutely incredible here's all of the events that the federal government recognizes
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during so-called pride season june 1st to 30th is pride month june 1st is lgbtq families day
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june 12th is pulse remembrance day june 23rd is stonewall day and that refers to the bar
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that were really the whole lgbtq rights phenomena began june 26 is marriage equality day or gay
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marriage june 27th is natural national hiv testing day june 28th is international lgbtq day june 30th is
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queer youth of faith day july 14th is international non-binary people day july 16th is international
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drag day august 14th is gay uncles day i'm not making this up august 20th southern hiv aids awareness day
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september 16th to 23rd bisexuality awareness week
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september 18th national hiv aids and aging awareness day september 23rd celebrate bisexuality
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day september 27th national gay men's hiv aids awareness day
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i'm not finished yet october 1st the 31st is lgbtq history month october 8th is international
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lesbian day october 11th is national coming out day october 15th national light to next
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hiv aids awareness day october 17th to 23rd is gender fluid visibility week
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october 19th is international pronoun day october 19th is also national lgbtq
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center awareness day october 19th is spirit day for youth
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october 23rd to 29th is asexual awareness week october 26th intersex awareness day
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oh november 1st of 30th is transgender awareness month november 5th transgender parent day
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november 8th intersex day of remembrance december 1st world aids day december 8th pansexual
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pan romantic pride day december 14th hiv cure research day
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and of course the buck you will who tweet who posted this the next ends this by saying can we all agree
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that this is simply way too effing much yeah we sure can now i'm going to end this broadcast with a
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a uh well i'm going to go to my if i can if you will indulge me i am going to go
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go to my store and then i'm going to come back with another clip to show you
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We've got some great t-shirts and great hoodies.
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I really think it's fantastic material, and I don't really promote it enough.
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But I want to show you a bit about even the mainstream media is starting to think that it's not going so well for Mark Carney.
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Not too much because it's agonizing to listen to the mainstream media.
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If he's the man with the plan and the guy you hire in a crisis, why won't he table a budget before he goes on summer vacation?
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I understand the member of the opposition is very busy, didn't have a chance to study closely the 100-day plan of the former member from Ottawa, Carleton, which did not include a budget.
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They must be really afraid to come clean with Canadians if they're going to punt it off into the fall.
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But, Mr. Speaker, with the throne speech yesterday, Liberals have effectively admitted that it was their policies that caused the suffering for Canadians.
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Canada's new government, Mr. Speaker, is acting immediately to grow this economy.
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One Canadian economy out of 13 nation-building projects.
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One week down, just three to go, Canada's 45th Parliament has its first week in the books, starting with an historic speech from the throne delivered by none other than King Charles III.
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And then, Prime Minister Mark Carney's first question period.
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But, with only three weeks left before the House rises for the summer, and several big items on Carney's to-do list, the pressure appears to be on.
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One here to dig into that, the first scrum of the 45th Parliament, Nick Nanos is the Chief Data Scientist and Founder of Nanos Research.
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Next to him, Joël Denis-Belvance is the Ottawa Bureau Chief for La Presse.
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And, Jude Amelisse rounds us out. She's an economics reporter with the Globe and Mail.
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Nick, let's start off with the greater political context, because the last time we spoke a few weeks ago, you had support for both the Liberals and the Conservatives remaining relatively strong, but ultra-competitive still.
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Absolutely. You know, the thing is, within the margin of error, one percentage point difference between the Liberals and the Conservatives.
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So, yes, Mark Carney is the Prime Minister, yes, he has the government, but he should be looking over his shoulder, because the reality is that for those Canadians that were supporting the Conservatives during the last federal election and wanted change, they are still with the Conservatives today, even with the trouble that Pierre Poiliev has had in terms of his personal riding.
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So, you know, the thing is, very competitive and very tight. It's going to be interesting to see if anything happens in terms of the summer.
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Yeah, so before we get to the summer, though, we've got three more weeks here, J.D.
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This week, it was very much focused on the throne speech. There'll be a series of days devoted to debating that.
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But there's lots of stuff they're promising, a tax cut, introducing, removing the federal barriers to internal trade, introducing legislation on completely changing the review process.
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That's just a few things. Can they get all that done?
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Well, they will need the collaboration of the other parties in the House of Commons, and I don't think that anybody wants to give any gift to the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, the Bloc Québécois, the Conservative Party, or the NEP, even though they're not officially a party status.
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So, Mr. Carney will have to learn how to navigate in those waters with the minority government.
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Plus, Mr. Carney is setting up high expectations himself by saying, I'm going to deliver. I'm going to deliver fast.
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Well, the expectations will be that he will deliver fast on housing, the housing crisis, on reducing the cost of living, on delivering projects that are in the national interest.
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So, he is, you know, the expectations are set by himself. Now he's got to deliver, and the critical weeks will be next week when he meets the Premier.
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There will be sort of legislative tests, Najoud, about how fast the Prime Minister and his team can deliver.
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But it feels like a little bit of deja vu because there have been promises in these areas made before, and we have all sat here and discussed how you can't build the houses overnight, for example.
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And if you look at the real estate market right now, things aren't going in the direction that any government would hope when it comes to supply.
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A whole host of things about transforming the economy.
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Like, again, these are things that you can't necessarily show Canadians proof of in the immediacy.
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Well, and I think what I'm going to be paying attention to is that First Minister's meeting.
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And it will influence and it will indicate how much he can get done and how things play out in Parliament.
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So, the Prime Minister is expected to brief the Premiers on this legislation that would fast-track projects, remove interprovincial barriers.
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And we're already seeing pushback from Indigenous groups that are saying, hey, this doesn't fly with us.
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And this comes on the heels of legislation in Ontario and B.C. to try to fast-track projects that were not well-received by Indigenous communities.
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And so, how Mr. Carney navigates this First Minister's meeting and that backlash and how he can find the right line to walk between trying to promote these projects
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while also not creating a political crisis or a legal crisis, maybe, with these projects, will really affect his credibility on being able to transform the economy.
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And that, in turn, will play out in Parliament as well.
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And unfortunately, though, they're not going to be in Parliament very long.
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It's usually about June the 20th, around my birthday time.
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So, we've got two to three weeks of Parliament.
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And we're going to have to wait until the fall.
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So, it's interesting to see what's going to happen over the summer with Pyropolyev.
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He's going to be an island of federalism in a sea of Alberta independence.
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And once again, if I saw you last night at the Jimmy Dore comedy night, it was a pleasure.
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And I'm here to do as much as I can to resolve, to resist, to fight this encroaching uniparty, to fight what I can see as clear as day right now.
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So, the encroaching power of the Kearney government using emergency powers to take away our freedom.
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And they're going to be trying to take away our freedom of speech.
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And we have to fight back as vociferously as we possibly can.
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And we will be back tomorrow with more of the news you need to know.
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This has been David Creighton broadcasting live from Ottawa.