Why Justin Trudeau Has No Credibility ｜ Stand on Guard
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Justin Trude Trudeau's relationship with his father, the late Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau, and the events leading up to his assassination in 1970s Canada, including the assassination of Prime Minister Robert Borden and the kidnapping of cabinet ministers and ambassadors.
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that's woke is bs that's from of course the usa conference down turning point usa
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amfest conference in phoenix arizona from sunday tremendous response
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and that was a tremendous speech so much and i'm going to go through a little bit
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of it with you in a second when we come back with more to welcome the creighton's right
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and stand on guard we're here to do that and we'll be back momentarily so we are in a very
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precarious position in this country we need political change but we also need to resolve to resist
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i know we're going to be examining justin trudeau's relationship with his father
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yeah whoever that might be in a minute but it's interesting to note that donald trump
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is including shall we say photographs in a coffee table book that question justin trudeau's
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parentage that suggest that justin trudeau is actually the son of fidel castro and not pierre
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trudeau now i've been criticized for even raising this question on this show people have said how
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you know don't stoop so low is the raise conspiracy theories i'm not raising them what's important to
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know though is that donald trump is raising them because he's trolling justin trudeau he has no
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respect for this man and he shouldn't trudeau has lost the respect of canadians he never had the respect
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of donald trump but if you watch this speech and it's it's a long speech from this conference
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donald trump touches on so many things and what i found fascinating is that he's actually talking
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about he wants the panama canal back if he doesn't feel like the fees are going to be equitable
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that's incredible a statement to make and he's going to rename mount mckinley which obama
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re obama changed the name in 2015 decided to an indigenous alaskan term i'm not even going to
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say it but he's going to go back to mount mckinley because that's normal and he likes
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president mckinley's memory because this was a president who built the wealth of the united states
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on tariffs not taxes and he really believes in the gold standard now do you think the united states
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could go back to the gold standard as well now there's just so much possible right now that it's
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but we're going to be examining justin trudeau's relationship with pierre trudeau how are they
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similar well let's have a look at this extended scene you all everybody knows the last couple of
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seconds here this is justin trudeau being accosted sorry this is pierre trudeau october 1970
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being confronted by two reporters on the steps of parliament hill he's just and the security was
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like that in those days i mean you could walk anywhere and this is in the middle of the october
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crisis actually but let's listen to trudeau's response to invoking the war measures act which
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was the precursor to the emergencies act and just some of the things he says i want to compare and
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sir what is it with all these uh men with guns around here haven't you noticed yeah i've noticed
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them i why you people decided to have them what's your worry i'm not worried but you seem to not
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worry what's your i'm i'm worried about living in a town that's uh full of people with guns running
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around in are you have they done anything to you have they pushed you around anything they've pushed
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around friends of mine yeah what were your friends doing trying to take pictures on them
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is that against the law no not at all well doesn't it worry you having a town that you've got to resort
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to this kind of thing it doesn't worry me i think it's natural that if uh people are being abducted
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that they be protected against such abduction i still go back to the choice now for those of you
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who don't know or don't remember this is of course in the middle of the flq the front de liberation
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du quebec which was a terrorist group that kidnapped a british ambassador and a provincial cabinet minister
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and cross and laporte and they wound up both being found dead but in the midst of this of this
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insurrection of some kind trudeau invoked the war measures act and it was what i find interesting
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with this confrontation two things the reporter is not saying great thank you mr trudeau for
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slamming down on canadian freedoms because of an isolated incident in quebec
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because the rest of canada had nothing to do with this this was completely focused in quebec in
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montreal area quebec city maybe from montreal to quebec city that corridor was the only place in
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canada affected by this the flq had no intention of going outside of the province and start kidnapping
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but the reporter is antagonistic towards trudeau and the invocation of the war measures act compare
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that to how the cbc this is an old cbc clip responded to trudeau in the emergencies act congratulatory
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yeah when when trudeau locked down the country with covid mandates what did cbc do what did the
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mainstream media do they congratulated him they were not combative they were not confrontational
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they were not in any way really critical of this just in fact they said convince us justin please
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convince us you're doing the right thing and we'll print that we'll broadcast that just convince us
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please we're your willing servants different attitude here and not only that i'll give this
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to pierre trudeau and i was never a fan of pierre trudeau i have a lot of stories about pierre trudeau
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which i'm not going to bore you with now on christmas eve but pierre trudeau at least
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engages with this reporter in a conversation he doesn't begin to immediately read his talking points
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he actually asked questions of the report what would you do how how do you feel about this how
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how would you do it differently what about what do you think i'm doing wrong instead of just
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gushing the talking points like justin trudeau would do and he's got above five of them in in fact if this
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happened with justin trudeau justin trudeau would say do you know eight out of the can eight out of
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ten canadians are getting more back in their pockets from the carbon canadian carbon rebate
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did you know did you know climate change is an existential threat
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did you know canada has a free lunch program that that's how justin trudeau would respond
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not even listening to what this reporter is saying so you have to make in the kind of society that you
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live in there's a lot of bleeding hearts around who just don't like to see people with helmets and
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guns all i can say is go on and bleed but it's more important to keep law and order in this society
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than to uh be worried about uh weak-kneed people who don't like the looks of uh at any cost at any
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cost how far would you go with that how far would you extend that just watch me at uh and that's it
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just watch me and of course the historic words but what is he saying here weak-kneed people bleeding
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hearts you think wow here's a tough prime minister and of course just peer trudeau had various
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personas that he played especially during election campaigns one of them was the gun slinger where
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he would literally stand with his hands on his hips like he was ready for a gunfight that was the
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gun slinger posture and that's what he's doing here he's saying i'm gonna get those you know i don't
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care about the bleeding hearts but of course and this is what we're getting to in this broadcast
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does that does that make him a good prime minister because he's prepared to crush dissent
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and any kind of dissent in his way yeah the objective here is actually a heck of a lot more
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legitimate than it was during the emergencies act he is trying to enforce law and order against a
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terrorist group good he didn't have to use the emergency he didn't have to use the war measures act
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to do that justin trudeau was not dealing with terrorists justin trudeau was not dealing with a
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real threat he was dealing with political prisoners and and peer trudeau in at one time
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this clip says don't call the flq political prisoners they're not and they weren't freedom
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convoy people were political prisoners justin trudeau did not need to invoke the emergency act
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because they were not terrorists they were not criminals they were not doing anything against the law
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but even here where there is some justification for invoking the war measures act because they're
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dealing with a terrorist group that's caught that is potentially about to hurt and kill people
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the reporters are still saying what about freedom of speech what about freedom of assembly
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how is this going to impact the rest of canada you can't do this just because two people are being
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threatened you can't threaten the whole country that's the difference in debate
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because trudeau was heck of a lot more justified invoking the war measures act than justin trudeau
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was ever justified invoking the emergencies act
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to that extent to what extent well would if you extend this and you say okay you're going to do
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anything to protect them this include wiretapping reducing other civil liberties in some ways yes i think
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the society must take every means at its disposal to defend itself against the uh emergent of a parallel power
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which defies the elected power in this country and i think that goes to any distance so long as there is a power in here which is challenging the elected representative of the people i think that power must be stopped and i think it it's only uh i repeat weak-kneed uh bleeding hearts who are afraid to take these measures
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excuse me sir you have been uh okay weak-kneed bleeding hearts he said twice now a lot of conservatives would say good for trudeau he's coming down hard on those weak-kneed bleeding hearts but guess what
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mao zedong in china came down on those weak-kneed bleeding hearts as well to the tune of what 60 million people dead
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because they were standing in his way they were standing in the way of communism
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small c conservative politician saying i want to defend the rights
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he's uh i think you you've you've been very interested in
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it sort of parallels the rise of trump in the united states right
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uh just a few months from the election of donald trump
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and donald trump uh you know said all these scary things about muslims
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you know tweets well everybody's welcome to canada
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the next thing you know is on the front page of the rolling stone magazine
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he's the toast of uh you know vogue photo shoots
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but he was the poster boy for the he is the poster boy for the progressive movement
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yeah you know i it's so difficult to explain this to people from away
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oh i don't know uh a a tiktok account uh run by a
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you know a 19 year old college girl in charge of a g7 country
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that's basically 14 year old okay but anyway okay so he emerges
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how does he uh um present himself to the liberal party
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and for this uh he turned to mckinsey and associates
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uh i think i don't know how many billions of dollars they've had to pay
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uh uh uh uh uh uh uh uh present himself to the liberal party
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sorry i uh now here's this is the fascinating part of this interview
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this glavin doesn't actually say the word globalist
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justin trudeau and pierre trudeau were both globalists
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pierre trudeau of course was a member of the club of rome
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one of those international groups that wants world government
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this is why justin trudeau never wants to investigate china
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because yes justin trudeau has benefited from election interference from china
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pierre trudeau did everything he possibly could
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pierre trudeau got up in the house of commons and called him a hero
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and for this uh he turned to mckinsey and associates
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uh i think i don't know how many billions of dollars they've had to pay out
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in lawsuits for boosting uh oxycontin sales in the united states
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fellow by the name of dominic barton who happened to be a canadian who spent
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half his life in china as the head of uh mckinsey
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and essentially to add gravitas to his candidacy for the liberal party
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under whose advisement did he bring in mckinsey do you know like was that his idea
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i i don't imagine well this is a small town it is a small town yes
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yes i mean ottawa it was a he was essentially uh a function of the canada china business council
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this is a really important thing for people to understand
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his entire campaign was built around the proposition
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and this is how he sort of lent gravitas to himself
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canada's future is china the middle class prosperity is all about china china china
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and uh this immediately you know he immediately accrued to himself a lot of
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uh the demaray corporation the power corporation in montreal that those whole
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circles and of course his father uh people don't like to talk about this
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when they talk about pierre trudeau but he was probably the most important
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propaganda asset for the chinese communist party during the maoist period
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in the english-speaking world that's nothing it's just the chinese
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communists yeah you know what they kill 100 million people exactly
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so you know and trudeau would trade in this and say well you know they know me
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and uh a lot of that was sort of glossed over people didn't notice what was going
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on well people were optimistic because he was so glamorous right
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justin trudeau deliberately lied about there being an rcmp investigation
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he made the whole thing up and didn't want to talk about chinese interference
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that hoag inquiry was ultimately an utter waste of time because trudeau hijacked it
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trudeau hijacked that inquiry to make it about india which of course when the pco
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said there's been no charges against india there's no investigation going on
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trudeau said oh well that's because some whistleblower made that comment
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total blatant bald-faced lie and anybody in the national press corps should have called him out
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on that but they let him get away with it even though he had any news conference
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and the rcmp had a news conference to say the exact opposite
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and trudeau even used that incident trudeau used his lie about india
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to talk about going after whistleblowers criminalizing whistleblowers that's what this man
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is all about there's a bit more of this and i want to hear a little another segment
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in the west for a reasonable amount of time that if china integrated itself into the western economy
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that they would liberalize across time some of us were well it was a it was a case you could put
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forward if you were aware with all due caution of the potential risks right but uh yeah that's what
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i'm told oh maybe it's the company i'm trying to give the devil his due here well all i can tell you
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is that you know two things happened in in 2001 what happened the atrocities in new york
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and washington the al-qaeda atrocities all right here i want to just a couple of minutes here a couple
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of seconds here you know dominic barton who ended up being our ambassador to china the guy who came
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from china's mckinsey and associates who crafted trudeau's uh um uh campaign material uh at the very
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very very very beginning of his rise to politics um says yeah we should actually have about uh a
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half a million people coming into canada every year we should aim for a hundred million we should
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at least double our population you know in the next generation or two well we've had more than
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half well here's yes we have yeah by a substantial there we don't know how many people live in this
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country jordan yeah we know from a recent this is a fascinating statement we don't know how many
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people live in canada just like we don't know how many illegal immigrants are in canada much like in
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the united states and that's going to get worse unless something really serious happens at the border
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census census it's about 41 million but on top of that we have well for instance over the next 12
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months five million people who live in canada on various kinds of temporary permits and so that's
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one-eighth of the population within the next 12 months those permits expire then there's another
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55 between 50 and 500 000 according to the official guess of the uh immigration and refugees and
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citizenship department who are what they call out of contract workers which are undocumented workers
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now for americans to hear these numbers you know america's 10 times as many people as 10 times as
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populous so you know just do the math right if there's 5 million if there are 50 million american or
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people living in the united states whose temporary permits expire within the next 12 months and who
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have all given every impression that they do not intend to leave yes why would they leave so pierre
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pauliev's coming along right yeah and the interesting thing about pierre pauliev this goes back to what
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we were talking about earlier about language anyway is this liberal or you know what the hell pierre pauliev
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when he talks about housing when he talks about employment when he talks about access to health care
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when he talks about wages he's he's bernie sanders the americans have to understand this try to
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imagine bernie sanders i mean uh he and and also the trade union vote has gone to uh conservative
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conservatives yeah pauliev this never happened before yeah the working class vote has gone to to
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pierre pauliev i don't know i mean i'm not a partisan conservative i don't know if i've ever written a
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conservative sentence in my life by the way although most of my friends seem to be conservatives i don't
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know how that happens well the the whole world's upside down so that's not surprising so what the
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hell whatever the classic political distinctions were 15 years ago they're like whatever they are
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now bears no relationship yeah they were 15 years ago so my great fear and i'll close with this and you
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can you can challenge me tell me i'm wrong or if you like whatever you can argue um i think we've got
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about a year or two before everything starts to come unglued and i'm very worried about this i've
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always been an optimist i've been an inveterate optimist um but i actually haven't seen in pauliev
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a degree of sophistication in comprehending the nature and the scope of what he's going to be facing
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when he well i don't know if he can i don't know if he can comprehend it i mean i regard myself as
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a moderately sophisticated political observer and you've made me more pessimistic today sorry well
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well i was already very concerned about the state of canada because i think that
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well i'll give you an example and now he's so concerned about the state of canada of course he's
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he's left what jordan peterson always a good interview so what's the family secret i'm talking
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about which probably attracted you here the family secret is this whether or not justin trudeau
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is actually the son of fidel castro or the son of peer trudeau in the political terms it's irrelevant
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because both of those men promoted communism both of those men promoted
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totalitarian politics and were prepared to do whatever they needed to do to move ahead
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now justin trudeau has inherited that damnable totalitarian spirit he is also prepared to do
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whatever he has to do to maintain power in the spirit of fidel castro or peer trudeau
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so this is why i say if you think trudeau is going to be waking up christmas morning tomorrow
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and saying i think it's time for me to go i think come january i'm going to come clean
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with the canadian people and say i've just been too proud it's and i need to step aside
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it's been almost 10 years my time is up if you think that think again justin trudeau
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is always prepared to do what he needs to do to hang on to power whether it's for the party or the
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country anyway i'll leave it at that for today i will be back again tomorrow with a special christmas
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episode we're just going to be talking probably very little politics tomorrow i'm going to be talking
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about christmas and i'm going to share a song with you one song maybe more and i want you all to have
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a very merry christmas eve i've got to work today believe it or not the rest of the day but
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be with your family be with your loved ones enjoy this time together because i tell you in the last
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year i've come to realize well if i didn't know it already you don't know how much time you have
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with those loved ones and those family members so enjoy it well you can because it's such an
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important time thank you for watching today and i'll leave you with this and remember christmas
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yeah don't forget that cup that is my favorite see you tomorrow folks god bless you
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and we'll be back in a quick video already here up in the