The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - January 28, 2025


Off to the Leadership Races


Episode Stats

Length

25 minutes

Words per Minute

171.4252

Word Count

4,355

Sentence Count

278

Misogynist Sentences

5

Hate Speech Sentences

3


Summary

In the wake of Justin Trudeau's announcement that he's stepping down as Prime Minister, we have a lot to talk about. To talk about this and much more, we bring on Michael Barrett, MP for Leeds, Grenville, Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes and Critic for Ethics, to talk all about it.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to a special prorogation edition of the Blueprint, Canada's Conservative
00:00:09.860 Podcast. And in spite of Justin Trudeau, we will have new content for you every single
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00:00:30.740 iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify. So the House of Commons has been shut down. Justin Trudeau
00:00:35.700 is residing as Prime Minister once a new leader is chosen for the Liberal Party. In the meantime,
00:00:41.040 Canada gets to sit and wait as new tariffs are on the horizon. To talk about this and much,
00:00:46.120 much more, we bring on Michael Barrett, the Member of Parliament for Leeds, Grenville,
00:00:50.160 Thousand Islands, and Rideau Lakes, and the Critic for Ethics. Thanks for coming on the show.
00:00:53.680 Great to see you. We have a lot to talk about.
00:00:55.500 It is a very busy time. Holy smokes. If not only because Justin Trudeau shut down
00:01:01.840 the House of Commons and has said that he's going to resign, we have an awful lot to talk about.
00:01:09.100 All right. So for those, I noticed on some social media and emails and calls we're getting in the
00:01:13.760 office, people are trying to figure out what does all of this mean? So let's unpack it first.
00:01:18.220 The House of Commons has been prorogued. Just give us a brief 30-second idea of what that is
00:01:25.640 and what has happened in the meantime until the March 27th return.
00:01:30.280 Sure. So the Governor-General, on advice of the Prime Minister, has prorogued Parliament.
00:01:36.360 And so that means that the House of Commons and the Senate aren't going to sit until the date
00:01:40.160 that the Governor-General has allowed. And that's at the end of March when a new speech
00:01:46.500 from the throne will be read by the Governor-General, kind of lays out what the government's, their plan is.
00:01:52.740 And in the meantime, there are no committee meetings, no sittings of the House, no, the Senate won't sit.
00:01:58.460 And it means that all legislation that was before the House is effectively dead, including my Common Sense
00:02:05.880 Conservative private members bill that would have had real penalties for people who perjured themselves
00:02:11.820 in front of Parliament, a $50,000 fine for contempt and mandatory six months in prison for perjury.
00:02:20.260 And it's no wonder Justin Trudeau prorogued. If he needed another reason, he was worried about his
00:02:24.440 friends having to be accountable with more Common Sense Conservative legislation on the way.
00:02:30.760 But it kills all of the bills, private members bills, government legislation, and it means that
00:02:36.640 the House doesn't sit and Justin Trudeau can continue to avoid accountability for the disastrous
00:02:43.360 consequences of his economic vandalism.
00:02:46.760 So just to lay it out even clearer, so those pieces of legislation that were quite controversial
00:02:53.900 in our eyes, in many Canadians' eyes, the censorship piece of legislation and others, the Liberals
00:02:59.600 would have to start over then at that point, unless, I guess, unanimous consent, but they
00:03:03.580 probably won't get it, I guess, if it was to survive the throne speech.
00:03:07.840 So they would have to start this whole process over again.
00:03:10.600 Right.
00:03:10.920 And the process when we come back is there's a speech from the throne which can be programmed
00:03:17.940 for a vote. But by the 26th of March, the Commons must vote on supply. They must vote to give the
00:03:24.800 government money. And that is a matter of confidence. So that'll be two days after the
00:03:30.860 House comes back. And I believe that it requires an opposition day in advance of that. So in the
00:03:37.740 first 48 to 72 hours after the House resumes, the government will face a vote of confidence and
00:03:43.980 we'll see if Jagmeet Singh, once he's satisfied that he's got his pension secured, if he's prepared
00:03:50.000 to put Canadians first, like Conservatives have been doing for months, if not years, in advance
00:03:57.560 of his selfish act.
00:03:59.700 And I think his pension gets vested the end of February. So I think he will be clear at that
00:04:04.360 end of February. And so once that date looked like it was clear, he suddenly had, he seemed
00:04:09.600 to have a lot more courage.
00:04:11.400 The spine grew back.
00:04:12.600 That's right.
00:04:13.080 And he's able to fight back, finally.
00:04:15.040 Yeah, his bank account looked like it was going to grow and his spine grew at the same
00:04:17.940 time.
00:04:18.080 Yeah, that's right. Exactly. Okay, so that's been dealt with. So at the same time, in less
00:04:22.680 than a week, we have a new President of the United States coming in, being sworn in next
00:04:27.540 Monday, with a threat of some major tariffs. So we have Parliament not sitting, we have a Prime
00:04:33.680 Minister in a lame duck situation, we have the Cabinet fighting within themselves to become
00:04:38.100 the next leader of the Liberal Party. All the while, we had a job report just a few weeks
00:04:45.280 ago, I guess now, that said the vast majority of jobs that are being created in Canada come
00:04:49.660 in the public sector, not on the private sector. So we have a whole bunch of little fires burning
00:04:55.380 here. And we just seem adrift at a time when we need some leadership. The Prime Minister should
00:05:03.600 have called an election, obviously, for selfish reasons, he didn't.
00:05:06.400 Yeah, and we can't look past at the very end of the last session, when Justin Trudeau,
00:05:14.300 when his finance minister quit, Christian Freeland quit the day of their fall economic update,
00:05:20.800 the one that Mark Carbon Tax Carney's fingerprints were all over. It blew past their massive $40
00:05:27.060 billion deficit promise, and was over $60 billion in deficit. And we still don't know how
00:05:35.960 they managed to do that. The Parliamentary Budget Officer looking for answers, Canadians looking
00:05:40.780 for answers, and we can't bring a finance minister to committee or bring witnesses before
00:05:46.480 parliamentary committees. Justin Trudeau is avoiding accountability after he and Carbon Tax
00:05:51.100 Carney blew past their fiscal guardrail by $20 billion into the red. And it's the exact wrong
00:06:02.540 time for the House of Commons to be shuttered, unless it were to take it to Canadians for them
00:06:08.100 to be able to vote in a carbon tax election.
00:06:10.560 I think there needs some stability, and I think a lot of Canadians are feeling that at the political
00:06:14.960 level, on the federal level, because now we have different premiers trying to fill that void.
00:06:19.800 You know, Daniel Smith, Doug Ford, and many others trying to step forward to have some kind of
00:06:24.840 relations with the United States and the governors at a time when massive tariffs, if they are imposed,
00:06:32.120 could cause hardship. Like, nobody's looking after Canadians. Liberals are looking after themselves.
00:06:37.940 That's right. They've put party before country on the eve of a promise from President-elect Trump
00:06:43.800 to bring in 25% tariffs across the board to the Canadian economy. This is a perfect storm
00:06:52.720 where we need real leadership. And premiers are now doing, as you said, more foreign affairs work
00:07:00.880 than they've ever done. And someone needs to. But it's not their job.
00:07:06.680 It's the job of the prime minister. And the foreign affairs minister, she was tangled up in whether or
00:07:15.600 not she wanted to run for Justin Trudeau's job or not, and fight with her cabinet colleagues about
00:07:22.080 who's going to step into the limelight. And Canadians are going to pay the price. It could result in
00:07:28.020 massive job losses and a real hit to our economy. It's, you know, Canadians are rightly concerned.
00:07:36.940 And I think that the frustration that I'm hearing from people about why Justin Trudeau chose now to do
00:07:44.820 this instead of, you know, having an election, instead having that resolved before the inauguration,
00:07:51.640 which would have been the responsible thing to do, putting country before party.
00:07:55.220 That's right. And let the new administration in Canada deal with the new administration in the United
00:07:59.760 States, have that stability, and have that mandate as well to negotiate. So we have that liberal
00:08:05.460 leadership. As you mentioned, the foreign minister, Melanie Jolie, tried to figure out whether or not she
00:08:10.520 was going to run. She isn't. And he didn't end the former Treasury Board Secretary, now Transport
00:08:15.040 Minister. She's said no. So that leads to, actually, before we get into that, I want to talk,
00:08:20.360 actually, I do want to talk to you about Justin Trudeau here going to the American media. Before
00:08:26.240 Christmas, he shut down all conversations with Canadian media about his future, all of that
00:08:31.220 stuff. So we have a couple of clips. Let's play, let's cut one. Again, CNN, we're going on with
00:08:36.360 Jake Tapper. Let's play cut one. The struggle that you were having domestically, your disapproval rating
00:08:42.920 had to do with, as I understand it, discontent with your government because of high inflation and
00:08:50.320 the economy. Seems like voters in both of these, you know, liberal democracies are sending a message
00:08:56.600 to left-wing parties, liberal parties, we don't like how you're doing the economy when it comes
00:09:01.500 to inflation. We don't like how you're doing immigration. There are a lot of feelings involved.
00:09:06.960 I mean, if you look at the actual numbers, inflation in Canada was lower, came down quicker. Our economy
00:09:12.800 bounced back faster after the pandemic than anyone else's, including the United States. We're projected to
00:09:18.880 grow faster than the United States and all other G7 countries next year. Our economy is doing very
00:09:24.120 well. The amount of delusion in that statement is quite impressive, but the fact that people feel
00:09:30.640 hungry or they feel broke, you know, it's just, you're just not understanding the Canadian people
00:09:36.300 just understanding how smart he is. And if you can just stick with them a little longer, utopia is on
00:09:41.400 the horizon. Well, this is exactly like Christopher Freeland saying, it's just a vibe session. So it's not,
00:09:46.020 you know, you're not really hungry. You're not really poor. You're not really in line at the
00:09:50.520 food bank or sleeping under a bridge or living in your car or living in a tent. It's just a vibe.
00:09:55.420 It's just a vibe. You're making it up.
00:09:58.000 It's just feel, they caught feelings. They didn't catch a bad break or the devastating consequences of
00:10:05.660 liberal policies in this country and liberal decisions for the last nine years. And going on
00:10:12.060 American media, well, last year, you know, Pierre Pauly, a leader of the opposition, taking many
00:10:18.680 orders of magnitude, more media questions than Justin Trudeau. Now the media would say that
00:10:23.080 Pierre doesn't speak to them, but the numbers tell a different story. But Justin Trudeau avoided
00:10:30.340 Canadian media much of the time last year. And then when he's on the ropes, he literally leaves the
00:10:35.380 country and goes and talks to the Americans. Now, Jake Tapper might forget, but the last time that
00:10:41.600 he covered Justin Trudeau, he actually coined the term truanon for all of the folks who,
00:10:49.920 you know, who live in the liberal delusion and probably need to go outside and touch grass.
00:10:56.500 But he was pretty, it was a pretty softball interview because, you know, but Jake Tapper
00:11:02.860 doesn't know the Canadians. There's no real pushback, right? Yeah. He doesn't know the
00:11:06.260 people who are lined up in the food banks and suffering from the consequences of Justin Trudeau's
00:11:10.920 policies. Exactly. So let's, the fun continued now with Jen Psaki, cue up cut two and play cut two.
00:11:16.220 Is it more of a global trend issue in terms of where your approval ratings are now, which is the
00:11:21.640 lowest they've been in your 10 years, nearly 10 years? Or is it a you issue as people should
00:11:26.740 understand it? I think it's probably a bit of everything. For me, where I lean in on is,
00:11:32.840 all the good things we were able to do. We've put forward policies that are going to make a
00:11:38.440 difference for decades to come in Canada. And I think right now we're seeing a time in politics where
00:11:45.420 emotions and social media is carrying an awful lot of weight in how people feel about things.
00:11:52.520 But I'm always going to lean back on what are the substantive things that are being done?
00:11:57.440 A severe housing shortage, a housing bubble. We have record lines at the food bank. We have an
00:12:05.240 economy that's very unstable at the moment. Debt levels going out of control. Inflation hurting
00:12:12.000 family budgets. A carbon tax that keeps punishing business and farmers. And the list can just keep
00:12:16.740 going on. Absolutely. Gun crime having doubled. It's violent crime in our cities. We have an opioid
00:12:24.480 epidemic. We have people dying by the tens of thousands with the drug policies that he's
00:12:32.020 responsible for. It's delusion. What the effects of the policies of the Trudeau NDP liberals will be
00:12:42.020 felt in this country for a very long time. He's absolutely right about that. Look at what they've
00:12:48.440 done. And it's no wonder that he ran across the border to, you know, to take refuge with some
00:12:54.500 softball interviews. Yeah. Like Justin Trudeau and his status, he will never be hungry, right? He will
00:13:00.360 always have everything he needs. He'll just travel around the world and lecture everyone else about
00:13:04.380 potentially having enough money for a vacation. All right. Liberal leadership race. We have, as I
00:13:09.260 mentioned, a couple that have dropped out. Looks like Mark Carney is inching towards that. He's on the
00:13:14.400 Daily Show yesterday, I believe, with Jon Stewart, saying that he was the outsider. This guy is the
00:13:20.100 most elitist person. This guy's incredible. Carbon tax Carney is so well connected to this
00:13:28.980 liberal leadership that it's hard to know where to begin. But he was the economic advisor to the head
00:13:40.120 of Justin Trudeau's economic task force, a task force of one, well, the one person being Mark Carney.
00:13:46.000 And the first liberal financial document that came out after he became the advisor was one with a
00:13:56.200 $61 billion deficit blowing past their $40 billion, massive $40 billion deficit promise. So that's his
00:14:05.120 most recent contribution to the economic vandalism of the Trudeau NDP liberals. But he's been hand in
00:14:12.720 glove with Justin Trudeau for years. He was an advisor to him during COVID. Justin Trudeau said that he
00:14:20.800 worked very closely with Mark Carney during that time. And Mark Carney supports all of the same policies
00:14:26.240 that Justin Trudeau advances. He is just like Justin. Oh, exactly the same.
00:14:31.040 He, there's a reason we call him carbon tax Carney. He's been peddling the same policies that have
00:14:38.200 wreaked the economic despair that Canadians are feeling raising the price of gas groceries and
00:14:43.200 home heating, just like Justin Trudeau. And he's trying to impose that carbon tax on countries around
00:14:47.560 the world, right? On developed countries around the world, trying to get them to instill a hardship
00:14:52.880 amongst their citizens. Luckily, people are pushing back against this, especially here in Canada.
00:14:57.320 Canada. So Telsat, a Quebec company, got $2.14 billion to connect those in Canada who have not
00:15:05.200 been connected to the internet. So of course, this is a company that really doesn't have a satellite yet,
00:15:09.660 that is kind of designing and figuring out how that would work. And of course, there's a tweet of
00:15:14.300 yours asking Elon Musk, who has Starlink, and how much that would cost to connect every Canadian.
00:15:19.980 And you'll see the answer. It's just on that. Elon Musk said the answer was less than half
00:15:25.440 of the $2.14 billion. And liberals went wild that I had the audacity to ask someone that wasn't this
00:15:34.300 very special company, why did they want to protect this company that was getting this loan that doesn't
00:15:39.420 have a constellation of satellites and doesn't have receivers in place for consumers to use,
00:15:45.520 doesn't have the infrastructure. And it's because the owner of the company is buddies with Carbon Tax
00:15:52.060 Kearney, Conflict of Interest Kearney. This is a friend of his. So just like this shady deal,
00:15:59.960 as soon as Carbon Tax Kearney was appointed, officially appointed the economic advisor to the
00:16:06.480 prime minister, all of this good fortune started landing in the laps of people who were connected
00:16:11.680 to Kearney. Whether it was getting Brookfield a seat at the table to get their hands on 10 billion
00:16:17.480 in Canadian pensions, pension dollars, or this deal, the special deal with Telesat, or for
00:16:26.080 bank fees when he wasn't going to play ball with some changes to bank fee regulations, all of the things
00:16:34.920 that are going to benefit his bottom line. And it's just liberal elites and insiders helping
00:16:42.520 themselves while Canadians need help. And leading up to the December break at the end of the last
00:16:49.400 session before we were prorogued and that disappeared, we were trying to get the documents to figure out
00:16:54.200 the green slush fund, right? Hundreds of millions of dollars given out to liberal buddies and we were
00:17:00.040 trying to get the inside track on what exactly happened and any potential criminal activity
00:17:04.600 that may have conspired in that whole sequence of events. But again, we have it for all to see,
00:17:11.080 right? Mark Carney's buddy gets rich. And it seems that just in Justin Trudeau's whole mandate,
00:17:17.400 it hasn't really been about actually producing, right? Like it's not about results, it's how much can
00:17:22.360 we spend, right? The question should be, are we getting results for that 2.14 billion? Well,
00:17:28.360 the answer would be no. Can we do it quicker, right? It just seems to be, how can we spend more
00:17:33.240 rather than actually getting people connected? But connected should be number one. Absolutely. And no
00:17:38.120 government has ever spent so much to achieve so little, unless the achievement that you're looking
00:17:46.760 for is the betterment of the bank accounts of liberal insiders. And whether it was arrive scam,
00:17:58.120 or the green slush fund, or all of these sweetheart deals, like we see with carbon tax,
00:18:05.160 Kearney, liberals, they always put their friends and insiders first. Well, then we also have
00:18:10.600 Chrystia Freeland, who looks like she is going to be joining that race. She's no hero for stepping
00:18:16.200 down as finance minister, right? She was actually fired on the Friday before she was supposed to read
00:18:21.480 that horrific fall economic update given in the winter. She's no hero. She had no problem
00:18:29.400 ringing, right? You know, driving up the debt while she was in charge, right? Like she is just as bad
00:18:37.560 as carbon tax. Kearney, she is just as bad as Justin Trudeau. It's like the liberals in their
00:18:44.040 search for a new leader, they're just trying to change the bus driver, right? It's the same bus,
00:18:48.840 it's the same bus company, it's the same route, right? The change in the bus driver will not fix
00:18:53.880 what is ailing Canada right now. Any of the names that have been floated to take over,
00:18:59.080 to run as liberal leader, they're all Trudeau 2.0. Christopher Freeland voted to increase the
00:19:03.960 carbon tax. Chrystia Freeland voted in favor of running up these massive deficits. And you're
00:19:10.200 absolutely right, she's certainly no hero. All of the economic devastation, all of the effects
00:19:18.680 that Canadians are seeing, whether it's home prices or crime in their communities, and the
00:19:24.440 April 1st, the carbon tax is going up again. So we might be, we might see an election this spring,
00:19:31.080 we're going to see a new liberal leader, we don't know what's going to happen after prorogation,
00:19:35.160 but you know what you can guarantee with Justin Trudeau and whoever his successor is,
00:19:40.680 and that's that the carbon tax is going to go up. Why? Because every single one of them
00:19:44.760 voted in favor of it, they are just like Justin. And this is the sickening part too,
00:19:49.800 with the liberals trying to force out Justin Trudeau. They voted for all of this. They said,
00:19:56.040 yes, Justin, keep going. Raise the carbon tax. Deficit spend to your heart's content, right?
00:20:02.280 They voted for all of this and stood behind every scandal that was produced out of it. They defended
00:20:08.520 it all. There is no difference. That's right. None. The only reason that the liberal MPs wanted
00:20:13.480 a change in leadership is because they saw that their electoral fortunes were declining. They were
00:20:19.400 worried about their paychecks and worried about their pensions. They were not worried about
00:20:23.720 what was happening on the streets with Canadians. It wasn't enough when Canadians were lined up at
00:20:30.360 food banks in record numbers. It wasn't enough when Canadians were choosing between heating and
00:20:34.920 eating. None of that mattered to them. It was only when it looked like they might lose their jobs or
00:20:41.480 they might not qualify for a pension that suddenly said, well, we need a new leader. Do you need any new
00:20:46.360 policies? Well, we'll see what the new guy says, but they're just looking to save their jobs.
00:20:51.560 Yeah. And then what do you say? Like, oh yeah, we change our position on the carbon tax or whatever
00:20:57.080 they are going to say to try to save face here. Then how do you defend punishing Canadians for that
00:21:03.000 the past 10 years, right? Like it'll be an interesting line to balance, but I don't think
00:21:07.000 Canadians are going to fall for it at all. Well, no, I think that Canadians are exhausted. I think that
00:21:13.000 they are desperate and I think that they're not going to be fooled by Trudeau 2.0. This is going to be
00:21:19.320 a very interesting race, but unfortunately, Canada has to suffer in the meantime. Who knows what's
00:21:24.440 going to happen next week and if the tariffs are coming? Who knows? We had that press conference
00:21:29.720 that where Donald Trump, you know, I think a lot of people thought he was joking when he talked about
00:21:34.840 the 51st state. Then he does the press conference that said he can crush Canada economically,
00:21:39.320 which is absolutely scary and the fact Parliament's prorogued and the fact the Liberals have a lame
00:21:46.760 duck Prime Minister and they're fighting amongst themselves for the leadership. This is a very
00:21:52.360 dangerous time, I think. Yeah, it absolutely is. And whenever we talk about these kinds of things,
00:21:59.480 it can seem, you know, to people who are watching, like, well, you know, should we give up? You know,
00:22:06.280 what do we do? And you and I both know very well, having worked closely with him, that what we're
00:22:12.040 seeing on offer from Canada's Common Sense Conservatives with Pierre Polyev is hope and the restoration of
00:22:19.240 that promise for Canada. Because life wasn't like this before Justin Trudeau and it's not going to be like
00:22:25.240 this after Justin Trudeau or Trudeau 2.0, whoever, you know, whoever fills his seat after he does
00:22:32.920 resign. And that promise of Canada can be restored and it will be restored, but we need to have that
00:22:40.120 election first. And Canadians deserve, they deserve leadership that will put country before party and
00:22:49.320 that's obviously not what they're getting with the NDP Liberals and Trudeau and all of his
00:22:55.240 all of his successors or those who aspire to succeed him. But really, there's a bright future
00:23:04.440 ahead for Canada and it'll be in a partnership with our friends south of the border. But right now,
00:23:09.720 in the situation where there's so much disarray, where we have a lame duck prime minister and a
00:23:15.400 pro-rogue parliament, it's no wonder, it's no wonder that our trade partners who are looking to cut deals
00:23:21.400 with us are taking advantage of weakness that's been created by a weak prime minister and a weak
00:23:28.040 NDP Liberal government. And Canadians can rightly blame Jagmeet Singh and Justin Trudeau
00:23:36.680 for allowing that weakness. Oh yeah, it's all been self-inflicted. We did go a bit long, but I figured
00:23:41.400 usually when we do the show, we're rushing out of here to go to question period. However, of course,
00:23:45.960 we don't have to do that. So as you know, the guests get the last word and it was a good way
00:23:51.560 to close it out just there. But if you have anything more to say, the floor is yours. No,
00:23:54.760 it's so great to have the conversation, Jamie, and you're right. I think you and I have great
00:23:58.760 conversations. Usually we end up, last time I think we didn't even get to run the clips because we were
00:24:03.080 just having the conversation. Canadians just need to get involved. They need to get engaged at this
00:24:08.360 really critical time. If they live in a riding that's held by a Liberal or an NDP member,
00:24:13.240 they need to put pressure on them that there must be an election. And it doesn't need to wait until
00:24:18.280 March. Canadians are not obligated to see the Liberals through their vanity project right now.
00:24:24.280 There is a head to the Liberal Party. It is the Prime Minister and he's the one who's responsible
00:24:27.560 for what's happened to Canada. So let's get to an election. Let's restore that promise of Canada.
00:24:33.080 And common sense Conservatives are ready to deliver on that promise. I hope so. You heard him.
00:24:40.120 Michael Barrett, the Member of Parliament for Leeds, Grenville, Thousand Islands, and Rideau Lakes,
00:24:44.120 also the Ethics Critics. Thanks for coming on. I really appreciate that. Yeah, pleasure. It's
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