The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - LIVE Q&A with MP Larry Brock

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00:00:21.620 We have Larry Brock, a fan favourite, back here for your questions today. It is Question

00:00:26.860 and Answer with Member of Parliament for Brantford Brandt. Larry Brock, thanks for joining us.

00:00:31.040 Thank you, Jamie. Always a pleasure to attend. Always a pleasure indeed. And of course, if you

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00:00:43.100 Here we go. Question and Answer. I have my trusty iPad. Parliament's back in session this week.

00:00:48.980 We have a lot to talk about. We want to hear from you as well. So, just to get going on

00:00:53.420 this until the questions start pouring in. How about we talk about what the leader,

00:00:57.400 Pierre Polyev, was speaking about to the media before caucus earlier this week? That despite

00:01:02.680 what Justin Trudeau says, that it's worse elsewhere, that people have never had it so

00:01:08.720 good, and by that he means liberal insiders, lobbyists, and lawyers connected to government.

00:01:14.380 Pierre Polyev mentioned there is hurt in our communities. There is hurt in Canada right

00:01:20.600 now by the voices Trudeau is not listening to and the places he is not going. Do you want to expand

00:01:25.660 on that? Absolutely. We are so far removed from sunny ways, I can't even begin to describe it.

00:01:35.360 What he's describing, as you summed it up so eloquently, is that it's sunny ways for his caucus,

00:01:44.780 sunny ways for his supporters, lobbyists, etc. But not for the Canadians that I'm dealing with, 1.00

00:01:52.840 that you're dealing with, Jamie and your riding, that we're hearing about. This country is hurting,

00:01:58.640 and it's hurting from coast to coast to coast. It's bad enough that we've got families struggling to

00:02:05.680 make ends meet, putting food on their table, worrying about their mortgage payments with the increases in

00:02:12.020 the interest rate. It's making it exceedingly difficult. As we know, we've got unprecedented

00:02:19.580 numbers going to the food bank. We've got students who ought to be living in a reasonably priced

00:02:27.140 bachelor apartment or sharing space with other students, simply cannot find space because there

00:02:32.020 are no rentals available. We're living in homeless shelters. This is almost unheard of. We've got crime

00:02:39.060 that is just spiraling out of control. Since Trudeau took power in 2015, crime generally is up 32%. In that same

00:02:49.620 time frame, violent gang crime, up over 90%. And to not hear any sort of response from the government as to what

00:03:01.540 what they could be doing to address this. We heard from David Lamedi yesterday in response to a question

00:03:08.020 about the obvious state of our cities that are becoming really just a war, a scene out of a war

00:03:16.100 crime movie. Just the level of anger and hostility and violence on the streets is just, it's really

00:03:25.060 unprecedented. And to hear our Attorney General simply asking for solutions from the government.

00:03:31.860 Well, if we can't trust the government to do their job, then what's this government in it for in the

00:03:38.980 first place? We have this government giving away hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer funds to

00:03:48.100 McKinsey and Company, outsourcing work that should be done by the professional public service that we

00:03:54.980 have here. The public service that has been increasing in terms of its numbers all through

00:03:59.940 the pandemic and the public service who's now asking for upwards to 30% in wage increases.

00:04:06.500 But what are they doing? They're not doing their job. They're not performing the basic services

00:04:12.900 that Canadians can expect. So yeah, Canadians are hurting, they're questioning their leadership

00:04:20.420 and they're asking for help. We have a plan. Pierre Polyev has always had a plan and it's an issue now

00:04:27.540 that we have to address. Absolutely. Well, we have one question here. This is the first time we've done

00:04:35.300 this, so we're making this work as best we can. We have one question here from Tammy. She writes in,

00:04:40.340 it's a pretty long question, so I'll just try to sum it up here. The unvaccinated needs more voices. Why

00:04:51.700 aren't we fighting harder for the unvaccinated? Why are we not fighting hard? I think we are fighting 0.96

00:05:00.500 hard. We are the only party in my view that are asking our government to respect the wishes of every

00:05:10.180 Canadian that the right to put in a medicine or any type of injectable is a personal right that each

00:05:20.820 Canadian has. And whether or not they wish to exercise that right should not be government's

00:05:28.260 business to interfere with. So to answer that lady's question, I would suggest to you that 0.61

00:05:35.780 we as a Conservative Party have always stood for the individual freedoms that we have with respect

00:05:42.660 to the autonomy of our body, and we will strongly advocate for that in the future. Okay. Now, as we

00:05:52.020 should also point out, we were really the only party that was calling for an end to a lot of the federal

00:05:57.540 mandates, which the Prime Minister did put an end to about a week after Pierre Polyev became leader, and

00:06:03.060 that included the ArriveCam app, that was a complete and utter disaster, not only in functional,

00:06:11.300 you know, the functionality part, but also in cost as well. And within a week, the science didn't

00:06:16.500 change, the political science didn't change. The political science changed, right? And we are fighting

00:06:20.980 for stuff like that, and military members not having to lose their jobs because of personal health

00:06:27.060 choices. We had always advocated for that. We have. In fact, and you could easily say that the Canadian

00:06:33.700 government was almost a year late to the party because countries around the world with far more

00:06:41.220 dangerous levels of infection were lifting. Right. They believe that they, because they're in

00:06:47.540 government, have all the answers and can fix everything. They forget the reason why they are in

00:06:53.700 government. Yes. They're in government to serve Canadians. Canadians aren't there to serve them. 0.84

00:07:02.100 And there seems to be a real disconnect in their brand of government and governance.

00:07:09.860 Yeah. Something that we are just so diametrically opposed to as the official opposition.

00:07:16.180 Well, let's move on to the firearms question here. We saw over the last week or so, the public safety

00:07:24.020 minister, Marco Medicino, go up to the Yukon. It was a round table, two round tables with a wide

00:07:31.220 variety of people. Yes. Hosted by the Yukon MP, which is a liberal. Yes. And what was clear,

00:07:37.380 and at least in the reporting that came out, was that everyone, indigenous, non-indigenous,

00:07:43.300 was against what the Liberals are trying to do to law-abiding firearms owners. I think it was

00:07:48.020 abundantly clear. And he got an earful. You have been a amazing prosecutor on this file

00:07:55.700 and ensuring that the issues are coming to light, but also Marco Medicino is illuminated in his massive

00:08:02.340 failures. Where do you see this going now? We, we see more crime. The TTC has had people pushed on

00:08:08.900 tracks, beat up, stabbed, killed in the Toronto Transit Commission. Where do you see this going? What's next?

00:08:18.180 I don't see the government doing anything to address the pressing need for stability and safety in our

00:08:28.740 larger cities. And it's not necessarily just the larger cities. It's rural crime. It's small town crime.

00:08:36.820 None of their policies in the last eight years have contributed at all to increasing confidence

00:08:47.140 in the institution of policing, in the institution of law and order. They've done the complete opposite.

00:08:55.300 They have made things easier for criminals to ply their trade. And not necessarily just on a one-time

00:09:03.140 basis, but on a repeat basis. They've introduced legislation, Bill 75. I've talked about this

00:09:10.500 numerous times on your podcast, Jamie, has made it so abundantly easier for repeat criminals not to be

00:09:20.340 kept, not to be held, not to be prevented from continuing their criminal trade, but to be immediately

00:09:28.740 released on the street, sometimes within minutes. And as a prosecutor, I could recount numerous scores

00:09:35.940 of real-life stories where these individuals are recommitting within a half an hour of release,

00:09:43.300 laughing at the criminal justice system. And I know many, many people have written to you,

00:09:48.420 written to me as well, saying that there is no justice in our criminal justice system. It's merely a

00:09:53.940 legal system. It's a legal system that does not promote any balance between protecting our communities

00:10:01.940 and the rights of criminals. So to answer your question in a long-about way, how do I see this?

00:10:08.980 The government is receiving such a negative backlash across so many interested groups, including their

00:10:17.780 backbenchers, that Liberal MP in particular, that I foresee that at some point they're going to have to

00:10:24.660 eat that proverbial crow and admit that there was an overreach. They won't use those terms, of course,

00:10:31.860 but they'll come up with another amendment or another study. They'll find a way to easily and gracefully

00:10:36.980 back away. Precisely, without admitting that what they did was an extreme overreach. There'll be no apology

00:10:44.820 from this government at all that they were attacking the wrong class of individuals. This isn't about

00:10:52.500 those lawful, law-abiding individuals who have taken all the necessary regulatory courses, are storing

00:11:01.620 their firearms appropriately, engaging in all kinds of checks and balances on a regular and daily basis.

00:11:09.140 It's easy for the government to attack them. That's that low-lying fruit that we often talk about,

00:11:15.380 and completely ignoring the big issue. The big elephant in the room is this influx of these illegal guns

00:11:23.860 being smuggled across our porous borders, allowing the millions and pounds of opiates that are crossing

00:11:32.740 into our border, causing people to react so negative. Particularly, this is the Toronto situation on the

00:11:40.100 subway system. These random attacks, not necessarily from career criminals, but individuals who are so

00:11:47.860 higher than a kite on these extremely strong opiates, they have no control over their activities

00:11:54.500 and are creating a menace on the streets. We have mayors, John Tory in Toronto, crying out for change.

00:12:02.580 So, I think the time has come, this is really a reckoning for the government to take the appropriate

00:12:09.860 steps, but I don't think it's going to happen. Not this government. Not this government. And it's going to

00:12:15.460 take more and more tragedies, unfortunately, until, you know, the government realizes, I guess,

00:12:22.500 we'll have to create another study to see what can be done to address this particular extreme issue.

00:12:29.060 So, Elizabeth wants to know, when will we be able to stop all of this? When,

00:12:35.540 what's going on in Ottawa? Basically, when there's an election. The next general election.

00:12:39.300 But when can, how can this get triggered? We, how can this get, we need a confidence vote. There's one

00:12:44.100 before Christmas. Unfortunately, the NDP went along with the Liberals and that was,

00:12:47.940 yeah, that was defeated. For, for anyone that's, that is confused as to what sort of mechanisms and

00:12:55.940 what options we have available to us, as you mentioned, Jamie, the vote of non-confidence is,

00:13:01.620 is always available to any member, any opposition party to trigger. But unfortunately, the supply and

00:13:11.380 confidence agreement reached last March between the NDP and the Liberal Party theoretically gives them

00:13:20.740 protection, allows them to govern in a pseudo majority, literally until September of 2025.

00:13:32.020 So, that would be the worst case scenario that, to answer that lady's question, that's the worst case 0.95

00:13:38.340 scenario before we're into another general election. But history has shown us that most minority 0.99

00:13:44.180 governments generally do not last beyond two and a half to three years. We're, we'll be starting our

00:13:50.740 third year of, of this particular mandate. So, whether or not the supply and confidence agreement

00:13:57.940 holds up remains to be seen. It's certainly open to the Prime Minister whenever he wants

00:14:04.100 to call an election. So, that's an option. It's also an option for the leader of the NDP, Jagmeet Singh,

00:14:11.140 to withdraw his support, which doesn't necessarily mean that it becomes a non-confidence vote.

00:14:18.500 Hearkening back to the days of Stephen Harper, he didn't have a supply and confidence agreement with

00:14:26.420 anyone in opposition, but he was still effectively able to govern in a minority sense. So, that could

00:14:33.460 still happen. But it really requires, ultimately, some cooperation or a breakdown on that cooperation

00:14:40.820 to trigger an election. Yes. Okay. So, people are here worried that we might not make it to 2025

00:14:49.380 in terms of the affordability crisis, the housing crisis factor, airports are broken, can't get a

00:14:53.620 passport, you know, groceries are insane right now. People are worried about that and how we are going

00:15:00.420 to get some fiscal sanity back to Ottawa, but also an economy that isn't, here in Canada, our economy is

00:15:06.500 basically, at the moment, built on real estate. Yeah. Right? Like, that is very dangerous. Yeah.

00:15:12.500 And it's not just constituents in opposition-held ridings that have these concerns. I gotta think

00:15:21.620 that constituents in the Liberal-held ridings are experiencing the same difficulties. You would hope.

00:15:28.660 You would hope. And so, to answer that question, my hope is that these constituents are voicing their

00:15:36.980 concerns directly to that minister, directly to the Prime Minister in Montreal, directly to those

00:15:43.620 backbench MPs, crying out for change. Collectively, we've got the ability to do that as Canadians.

00:15:52.180 We've been trying to do that on behalf of Canadians as the official opposition, 0.94

00:15:56.740 but you know, well, Jamie goes in one ear and out the other. And we're often accused of extorting

00:16:02.980 all kinds of negative rhetoric, trying to divide Canadians. It's rather rich that the Prime Minister

00:16:08.420 accuses us of trying to strum up fear and divide Canadians, when all he has done, literally for

00:16:15.300 the last three years, is exactly that. It's the pot calling the kettle black. Yep. Right?

00:16:19.780 Absolutely. Yes, absolutely. And that's the irony of all of this. It is.

00:16:24.660 Yes. Absolute irony. Okay. We have about two minutes left. We have to get up to question period.

00:16:32.100 Thank you all for comments. We're trying to get through this as quick as possible. This is our

00:16:36.420 first time doing that, so we do appreciate your patience. We'll probably have to have Larry on

00:16:40.820 again and do this again. We'll probably, maybe we'll... The mandates, because they had to get back to

00:16:46.820 some level of normalcy. And we as an official opposition, we were articulating that loudly and

00:16:53.700 clearly every single day in the House, of course, falling on deaf ears. So it's not merely coincidental

00:17:01.860 that the government lifts all the mandates a week after our leader, our new leader is chosen.

00:17:08.180 It was well-timed. Of course, it was well-timed. But yeah, I think Canadians have every right to say that

00:17:16.100 they, this particular government has made things far worse.

00:17:19.940 Yeah. So Jay writes in, prices are so high that I started growing my own vegetables in my 600 square

00:17:27.380 foot condo. What are you doing to make life more affordable?

00:17:30.580 We are trying to, trying to, to impress upon the government that instead of wasting the billions

00:17:40.500 and millions of dollars on unnecessary contracts, that they provide some form of relief. I know that

00:17:47.940 the NDP have been screaming rather loudly that it's really the manufacturers and the grocery chains

00:17:57.220 that are gouging the cost of essential food products to the, to the Canadian public. I think

00:18:04.980 that there could be some truth in that, but there's still a lot of things that the federal government

00:18:11.060 could be doing in terms of offsetting the inflationary increases in these prices. So

00:18:17.300 we will continue to push the government to look at innovative ways, maybe even tax breaks, temporary tax

00:18:24.980 breaks to, to ensure that the Canadians can be fed and aren't relying upon food banks, which,

00:18:31.620 which unfortunately is, is the reality today. Yeah. We could also stop making it harder for farmers to

00:18:37.060 do their job. That's correct. Why? You know, one way to bring down prices is to add supply. Right. Right.

00:18:44.420 That's true from concert tickets to gasoline. Right. You add more supply, the price is going to go down. And

00:18:50.900 what has this government done each and every step of the way? Made it harder and more expensive for

00:18:55.540 farmers to do their job. Right. Made it harder and more expensive for energy companies to produce

00:19:00.660 the, the, the gasoline, the oil, the gasoline, extract the oil, produce gasoline all through the, the chain

00:19:07.540 and bring it to your pumps. How many taxes? Over a third of the price of a liter of gasoline is taxes. Correct.

00:19:13.380 So maybe the government should think of ways to get out of the way, stop keeping their hand out all

00:19:20.420 the time and digging in the back of your pockets, let Canadians make choices that are best made for

00:19:24.420 them. Just my opinion. It's a good opinion. And it's an opinion that's shared by our leader, of course.

00:19:30.340 All right. Okay. So, um, this one comes from two people, actually. Um, it says about, um, the UN

00:19:39.380 sustainable development goals and these, uh, 15 minutes cities, I think we've heard, uh, saw videos

00:19:46.100 and, and read information about how, uh, coming from different organizations, one that wants more

00:19:52.340 government upon people, right? They, they want you out of your car. You stay within a 15 minute square

00:19:57.940 radius. Me, the super smart politician is going to still travel the globe and enjoy all the luxury life

00:20:02.980 has to offer, but we'll keep people in a 15 minute cube and, uh, there's your life. Enjoy it. Right.

00:20:09.220 Um, so I think there is some concern among a number of viewers. I've seen more and more comments pop up

00:20:13.860 about, uh, this overarching control that the government seems to have on people. And it's coming

00:20:20.900 from people that are well-fed and well-kept, right? From the UN, from the World Economic Forum,

00:20:27.620 which is not about the economy. It just seems to be a, a, a, a performance show for the world's elite

00:20:35.140 to come together and impose more government on the people. It's not about solving problems because

00:20:40.260 they're solving by just adding more government, more control, right? Let, let, you know, the mindless

00:20:45.940 masses can stay within their 15 minute border while we'll just, we'll just take care of the problems 0.83

00:20:50.740 for you. And pardon the pun. That really is the blueprint for socialism. That is absolutely.

00:20:57.940 Really? Yes. That that's in a nutshell. Yeah. Absolutely. And this is, this is the problem,

00:21:03.300 right? The, these people that gather at these elite conferences, name them, there's a bunch of them.

00:21:08.580 They eat the finest cuts of meat. They stay at the finest hotels. They get the best of luxury that is

00:21:16.900 available. And you don't see bugs on their plates. No. That's just for the, the little people. Right. 1.00

00:21:23.060 Right. And when you have our own leader who is still not prepared to admit through the process of

00:21:30.660 elimination, that he and he alone was responsible for billing the taxpayers 30,000 dollars for a one

00:21:41.220 week stay at a five star hotel in London, it is obscene. And that's what these leftist leaders want to do.

00:21:52.500 It's as rules for them and rules for the rest of us.

00:21:56.260 Yes. You mentioned the, the WEF, the, the once a year super elite, uh, conference, uh, for the super rich.

00:22:05.860 You take a look, I, I saw pictures, just streams and streams of these extremely multi-billion dollar

00:22:13.380 jets sitting there. And yet they're screaming and crying about climate change. Well, you know what,

00:22:20.180 if you really want to make an impact and you want to see change lead by example. Absolutely. And, and these

00:22:27.780 leaders cannot do that. But that's not what that's about. It's about control. It's about control. Let's

00:22:32.260 strip away the, the freedoms, the rights that people have. Let's strip them away one by one.

00:22:37.940 And, and you'll be better off. You'll, the people will be better off because we're, we just know best,

00:22:43.220 right? We will control competition with barriers because we're cuddly with government. We're seeing that

00:22:48.260 already happening. Right. So you won't get any new or better products. You'll, you'll take what we give

00:22:52.580 you. You'll be in government transportation, go to a government school. Right. And then go to your

00:22:58.660 government job. Right. This, they're laying out their blueprint. Right. For all to see. Right. This is

00:23:04.580 something that we are trying to fight against, but also educate with that. So you need to share this

00:23:09.140 program. This is why we keep saying that. You have people in your network that would love to hear,

00:23:13.140 I'm sure this message. So let's, let's keep pushing on that and, uh, and watching for this. Okay. So,

00:23:20.580 uh, yeah, more questions about, uh, McKinsey. You mentioned that earlier in your opening remarks,

00:23:26.420 a hundred million dollars that the federal government, that we know of, that we know of,

00:23:30.820 I'm sure that number has probably undervalued. It seems to creep up every week. We're at a hundred and

00:23:36.820 almost 120 million dollars now. Um, I know our leader asked repeatedly yesterday in question

00:23:44.260 period, which is a fair question that all Canadians have an absolute right to know where their tax

00:23:49.860 dollars are being spent. What really is that number? Okay. And of course, Justin Trudeau and,

00:23:57.780 and the rest of his cabinet members, uh, just simply refused to even acknowledge that question was on the

00:24:04.020 table. And they talked about how great it is again, that, uh, you know, that we are working towards

00:24:12.020 and what's, what's his favorite line about, uh, improving the lives of the middle class and those

00:24:17.060 who are trying to achieve that, that status. Well, what, what is that yardstick? How do you define the

00:24:22.500 middle class? Because I haven't been able to find it because those yardsticks keep on moving.

00:24:28.500 At this point right now, I see the liberal, liberal, uh, elite, and I've got the rest of us

00:24:35.300 struggling to make ends meet, to put food on their table, to pay their bills, to put gas in their

00:24:40.980 tanks, to get back and forth from work. This should not be happening in a G7 country. It is in Canada.

00:24:48.100 Absolutely. And this is, this is what we're, we're continued to, to push on this is why this is

00:24:53.620 happening. So, uh, let's see what else we got here. Um, we are, sorry, they're coming in pretty

00:25:00.020 fast here. Um, this was in regards to, well, uh, is it a conflict of interest for Minister Freeland to

00:25:07.540 sit on the board at the World Economic Forum? So. There's, there's, there's a number of ways that

00:25:15.540 you can take a look at that. I don't want this to be a, a debate on the merits of the WEF. I have my

00:25:21.780 strong feelings about that. Um, she has been part and parcel of the WEF for a number of years. I know

00:25:28.820 other liberal members as well have been. Um, so I, I don't really don't feel comfortable Jamie

00:25:35.780 weighing in at this point. I, I think there are, there are some issues, but I'll, I'll keep my

00:25:40.660 personal opinion to myself. Yeah, for sure. And I think we talked about the fact that the WEF and

00:25:44.820 other groups have an idea of what they see the world coming to, which is basically more government

00:25:50.980 imposed on people. But they don't realize that when the gates close, they'll be on the same side

00:25:56.900 as all the rest of us, right? We'll be all locked inside. I, I guess, you know, socialism is great

00:26:01.700 if you're at the high table, I think. If you're making all the decisions, you get the best of

00:26:06.660 everything. All you have to do is control the people. Right. That, that's basically what it is,

00:26:10.740 right? You know, you take from A, give to B. If there's a problem, you restrict A and B.

00:26:15.460 It's not that hard. Socialism does not require any brilliance whatsoever. It is a pretty even

00:26:22.900 formula. You crush everyone, push them down, make everyone equally miserable. But you don't have to 0.98

00:26:29.780 live by the rules if you're at the high table. Right. If you're choosing what's on the menu,

00:26:34.260 you still get the best. You still get the private jets. You get traffic pushed out of your way if there

00:26:39.220 is any, right? Like this is, this is what, this is what I think they're all signing on to have time

00:26:44.660 for one more than closing remarks here. Um, this comes from Rick. Okay. So with all the, the breaches,

00:26:53.780 the liberal government's responsible for, why do we need the NDP to keep supporting the liberals?

00:26:57.860 Shouldn't this be enough to keep, uh, have this government removed? Fortunately, that's how our system

00:27:04.420 works. It's how our system works. This Trudeau government is the most ethically challenged

00:27:11.700 government this Canadian, uh, Canadians have ever seen. Um, I've, I've lost track as to how many ethical

00:27:20.500 violations they have been found guilty of. Um, unfortunately our, as you know, Jamie, our ethic,

00:27:27.140 laws as it relates to politicians is quite lax in terms of consequences. The biggest consequence is

00:27:34.100 at the ballot box. And that's where I hope Canadians will remember. And we'll certainly

00:27:39.060 remind them of course, as, as members of the opposition, as to how ethically challenged this

00:27:44.260 government was for the last eight years. All right, Larry, as you know, last words,

00:27:48.100 it's been a different kind of structure that we've had here today, but any last words before we, we cut

00:27:54.340 out of here? It's important, Jamie, that, uh, you and I as parliamentarians give Canadians this

00:28:00.180 opportunity. Um, I don't think liberals are doing this. I don't think the government does this. We

00:28:05.860 need to do this. This is, this is our ability to show how open and transparent we intend to be. We

00:28:13.300 are now, but we intend to be as the next government in waiting. So I would encourage more and more people

00:28:20.740 to reach out to not only you and myself, but to other members of parliament in their ridings,

00:28:26.660 voice their concerns, show their support, follow them, keep on top of things. And we will continue

00:28:33.460 to be your voice for change. All right, Larry Brock, member of parliament, Brantford Brant,

00:28:37.380 we appreciate his time. We appreciate your time as well as also your questions. They were absolutely

00:28:41.940 fantastic. We do apologize. We didn't get to all of them. They were coming in fast and furious, but,

00:28:45.860 uh, we will have Larry on again and do this again with a better structure here so that we're able to

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00:29:08.660 less government, more freedom. That's the blueprint.

The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - January 31, 2023

LIVE Q&A with MP Larry Brock

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