The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - Rules For Thee, Not For Me

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome once again to The Blueprints. This is Canada's Conservative Podcast. I'm your

00:00:10.380 host, Jamie Schmael, Member of Parliament for Halliburton Corps with Alex Brock with new content

00:00:14.040 for you every single Tuesday, 1.30 p.m. Eastern Time. On today's show, we are talking about the

00:00:20.220 do as I say, not as I do approach to the Liberal Environment Plan. To talk about that and much,

00:00:26.200 much more. We have Gerard Dettel, the Member of Parliament for Louis Saint Laurent, also the

00:00:30.700 critic for the environment. Thank you for coming on. Thank you so much, Jamie, for the invitation.

00:00:34.240 No problem. I should point out, you are the one-time host of The Blueprint, but in the French.

00:00:39.860 Absolutely. And as you, I'm a former journalist, a former TV journalist. So this is why we see so

00:00:44.860 many Conservatives on TV as a Member of Parliament. That is true. That is true. So if you like the

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00:00:59.480 there. The Environmental Conference, COP21, the Coalition of Willing Partners, 28 took place,

00:01:05.180 I guess, I don't know how many weeks ago, in Abu Dhabi. Beautiful country, the UAE. Beautiful

00:01:13.040 country. I've been a couple of times. It's absolutely stunning. But I think there are some problems

00:01:20.440 coming out of that. So it's, like I said, it's the do as I say, not as I do liberals.

00:01:25.980 Well, you know, everybody is concerned about what's happening right now with the climate change.

00:01:29.880 And we have to address the impact of that, for sure, as our leader said at the Quebec Convention.

00:01:34.260 But you know, it's quite a little bit touchy to see, to be polite, to recognize that the

00:01:39.020 whole world is going in the middle of the desert, you know, in very big hotel and very convention

00:01:45.440 center full of electricity, full of consumption of energy, full of air conditioning, to address,

00:01:53.600 to save the planet, what they are saying. So this is why we have another approach, us as

00:01:57.800 a conservative. I am participant of this COP28, but virtually here in Ottawa or in my riding

00:02:04.920 in Quebec City, I, two, two or three times a day, I'm going there. Obviously, I'm not a full

00:02:10.560 participant, for sure, I do recognize it. But at least, I can do my job as a critic for

00:02:15.440 environmental issues. And so this is why, during the COP28, I tabled in the question, a period,

00:02:22.720 in the question period, a few weeks ago, about the fact that, you know, Canada has been ranked

00:02:28.720 a year ago number 58, about the efficiency to address the climate change. After eight years

00:02:34.720 of this government, you know, it was Canada number 58. And at the COP28, a few weeks ago,

00:02:40.720 they tabled the report of the refresh report. Where are we a year later? Well, bad news for

00:02:46.220 Canada, especially bad news for the Liberal government, because based on that study, Canada

00:02:51.760 is no more number 58. It dropped to number 62.

00:02:56.720 60, and dropped, despite the carbon tax. Yes, absolutely. So, you know, those guys,

00:03:01.440 you know, in the Liberal are always, you know, lecturing people, you know what is good for you.

00:03:06.000 They are always, you know, giving all the lessons like we used to say in French, this is what is

00:03:10.160 good for you, I know what is better for you. They want taxation, they impose taxation to people,

00:03:15.360 they're lecturing them all the time, they have, you know, very great ambitious target, and they never

00:03:20.560 reach any target in the last eight years. So, this is why, you know, we talk about a lot of the

00:03:25.680 liberal hypocrisy when we're talking about the climate change. Because, yes, climate change

00:03:29.920 are real, and we have to address it. And our leader was crystal clear at the Quebec Convention.

00:03:34.880 And why you put emphasis on that, that it was at the Quebec Convention? Because, you know,

00:03:38.880 it was not a communiqué published Saturday at 4 p.m., you know, when nobody were working. No,

00:03:43.920 it was in front of 2,500 members of the Conservative Party, the grassroots members. We know,

00:03:50.640 you know them very well, as I mean, as I do know well. You know,

00:03:53.840 there are grassroots people from coast to coast, you know. And at this milestone speech,

00:03:59.120 the leader established the three pillars on what we base our policy when we talk to address the

00:04:04.080 climate change challenge that we have to address in our years. There is three pillars. The first one

00:04:10.720 is not by taxation that we will reduce emissions. That's right. But it is more and ever than by fiscal

00:04:17.120 initiative in new technologies. Because, you know, the goal is to reduce emission. The goal is to reduce

00:04:23.120 pollution. So this is why, Mr. Poirier made it clear, no taxation, but fiscal initiative in new

00:04:30.480 technology. The second pillar, green light to green energy. Fast-tracking project. When we talk about

00:04:36.400 new technologies, when we talk about green technology, when we talk about green energy,

00:04:42.080 we talk about the wind farm, we talk about, you know, the geothermical, nuclear, solar. Those are the

00:04:50.240 green energy that we have to develop, or hydroelectricity in my own province in Quebec.

00:04:55.200 And the third pillar is to be proud of what we have as Canadians. We have great knowledge,

00:05:00.880 we have great energy, we have great energy resources, and we have great natural resources.

00:05:06.560 We have to exploit our own facility, our own natural resources, instead of buying it offshore and spending

00:05:15.520 a lot of billions of dollars offshore. Instead of, we have everything in Canada to address this issue,

00:05:20.720 but we have to be wise. And it's not by taxation. And I would say the COP28 report is not working.

00:05:28.880 Canada, broop, number 66.

00:05:30.480 Do you notice these conferences always take place in the best of everything?

00:05:34.400 In the most fanciest of cities? In the most, you know, tourist-heavy cities? In the places

00:05:42.640 where people want to be? That's where you have these conferences.

00:05:45.840 Well, I've noticed that, you know, two years ago, it was in Egypt. Last, a few months ago,

00:05:51.040 last month, it was in Dubai. Well, maybe they will be welcome in Canada, you know.

00:05:56.640 Well, I have nothing against travel. I think it's great for people to explore,

00:06:01.840 and see the world, and see how different cultures and different countries do things differently.

00:06:07.600 And I think that's a great part. But it's the constant lecturing that I can't stand.

00:06:13.520 The constant, the do as I say, like, here's the overall philosophy, right? The Liberals

00:06:19.200 aren't against traveling. They're just against you traveling, right? The common individual,

00:06:24.160 the hardworking Canadian, they're against you traveling. Like, heaven forbid that you work your

00:06:28.800 tail off all year. You work, you break your back, and you look forward to that one vacation,

00:06:34.320 and now you have somebody, a government, that loves to travel. Again, nothing wrong with travel.

00:06:40.720 But they don't want you to take that trip. They're okay to do it, though.

00:06:43.680 Yes, this is the big problem. You know, I think you can, can show by example how we can,

00:06:49.520 how we can conduct ourselves to get inspiration for the people. Look, I attend on a daily basis,

00:06:55.920 you know, the COP 27 when it happened a few weeks ago. And obviously, it was not 100% of my time,

00:07:02.560 a few hours in the morning, a few hours late in the day, because we have 12 hours of difference,

00:07:07.440 the jet lag from this country. So yes, I was not 100% there. But at least I did my job. And with the

00:07:15.200 team that I have, we discovered that document, you know, number 50, number 60.

00:07:19.600 Yeah. But even the solutions they're talking about at this conference, it's not about getting,

00:07:25.600 like, incentivizing innovation, so we have rapid innovation. It's more about restricting

00:07:31.120 movements and freedoms of the individuals under the government's control. That's what they're

00:07:35.920 basically talking about. You can't travel. You shouldn't drive a car. You know, don't eat meat.

00:07:40.640 You know, right? Like, it's always restricting the governed class, right? Not the governing class,

00:07:46.240 the governed class. The governed class. And you know, I think we can find solution on a daily basis 0.65

00:07:52.560 instead of taxation. And we have seen, without a shadow of a doubt, that the system is not

00:07:57.120 as best. Look, in Quebec, we have the cap and trade system for the last 10 years. And I know what I'm

00:08:01.600 talking about. I've been a member of the National Assembly when that bill had been passed. But the

00:08:06.080 point is, after 10 years, that we realize and recognize that a lot of money is skipping Quebec and

00:08:12.560 going elsewhere. In California, the environmental and climate change minister of the province of

00:08:18.560 Quebec, table a few months ago, the bill of that saying that, well, we are sending $233 million in

00:08:25.920 California. You know, I've checked this morning. California is not a third world country. You know,

00:08:30.320 I think they don't need our help. But we will keep that money and addressing it with new technology.

00:08:36.240 This is exactly where we stand. And so that's why I was so proud to see our leader, Mr. Poilievre,

00:08:41.840 saying that at what I call the discours de Québec, the Québec speech, you know, in front of 2,500

00:08:47.280 people from coast to coast, a grassroots member, a very milestone speech to identify where we want to

00:08:55.360 go. Fiscal initiative for new technologies, green light to green energy, and exploit all our Canadian

00:09:01.200 resources. That's where we have, that's what we can do. And that's, for sure, we want, we have to reduce

00:09:06.240 emissions. For sure, we have to reduce pollution. But it's not by tax, we will get it. But it's by

00:09:12.000 personal, incitative, and also personal movement that we can do as a person, as a government, and as

00:09:19.200 a country. You put out a great video a little while ago, exposing all this, basically repeating what

00:09:24.640 we're saying. And I want to cue up, cut one super producer, Nick, who's going to get that on screen

00:09:29.440 for us. It's, it's basically showing that these elites, those at the top, the governing class,

00:09:37.280 will not sacrifice their luxuries in life. But they will tell you, the hardworking, middle class,

00:09:44.720 normal Canadian, that you must sacrifice your enjoyment in life. And that's, that's the reality,

00:09:51.440 the stark reality of what the Liberals are doing. So we'll talk about that. Let's cut one.

00:09:56.000 Paris, Lisbonne, Rome, Florence, Abu Dhabi, Bali, Londres, ça vous fait rêver? Eh bien, écoutez ceci,

00:10:05.840 ça risque plutôt de vous faire déprimer. Je ne vous parle pas ici des options disponibles chez votre

00:10:11.360 agente de voyage local, mais bien plutôt des 23 destinations qu'a visité Catherine Stewart,

00:10:16.880 l'ambassadrice au changement climatique, nommé par le ministre Steven Guilbault lui-même, il y a un

00:10:21.440 peu plus d'un an. 23 destinations internationales dans les 12 premiers mois de son mandat, 23 voyages

00:10:28.160 en moins d'un an, l'équivalent d'un voyage toutes les deux semaines, ça n'a pas de bon sens. Les frais

00:10:33.440 de voyage pour 2022-2023 qui totalisent jusqu'à présent 189 096 $ et l'année n'est pas terminée. 189 096 $ à même votre argent. Et là, je parle pas des

00:10:46.400 émissions de GES qui ont engendré tous ces voyages. Mais vous connaissez l'adage, hein? Faites ce que je dis,

00:10:51.620 faites pas ce que je fais. Une autre démonstration malheureusement flagrante de l'hypocrisie libérale.

00:10:56.720 Pendant que vous, on vous demande d'être responsable pour les changements climatiques et de faire votre

00:11:01.280 part, eh bien eux, c'est le bar ouvert. Plutôt que de s'entêter à punir les familles qui doivent mettre de

00:11:06.960 l'essence dans leur voiture, qui chauffent leur maison et de punir nos agriculteurs qui mettent de la

00:11:11.840 nourriture sur nos tables, le ministre Guilbeault devrait commencer par faire le ménage dans son

00:11:16.400 ministère et couper dans les voyages.

00:11:18.560 Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

00:11:23.120 Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

00:11:25.120 un aussi Cola un peu comme Quelqu'un dank.

00:11:31.680 Le dimanche.

00:11:33.440 Un nombre d'euros préco networks

00:11:35.180 sur ma прошu hambre.

00:11:37.020 бо que façons par-ay.

00:11:38.940 Il y a mieux d'euros, comme il yolne,

00:11:41.960 ils y lit pas à citizens.

00:11:44.380 Ils se venent par à gagner pour America

00:11:46.360 et veulent dire àtir tu as la recherche voir une consommation 0.59

00:11:52.400 et qu'ils veulent perdre duothers.

00:11:54.360 that we have to do something

00:11:56.240 and not all talk,

00:11:57.500 but also action.

00:11:58.740 I don't know anybody

00:11:59.460 who went to the Dubai convention,

00:12:02.240 to the COP28 at Dubai

00:12:03.560 by kayak.

00:12:04.840 All of them travel by plane.

00:12:07.100 It's exactly almost

00:12:08.640 on the other side of the planet.

00:12:10.340 So all Canadians went there,

00:12:11.740 all the civil servants

00:12:12.700 of the environmental department.

00:12:14.740 And I do understand

00:12:15.440 that some people have to be there,

00:12:16.860 but do we need so many hundreds

00:12:18.760 of people going there?

00:12:20.340 I'm not quite sure.

00:12:22.020 Or at least send them,

00:12:23.520 but don't lecture normal Canadians

00:12:25.780 on the fact that they can't travel

00:12:27.360 or go on vacation.

00:12:28.360 Or make it so expensive

00:12:29.820 through carbon tax

00:12:30.700 and other methods

00:12:31.520 that other people can't travel, right?

00:12:33.740 You restrict our energy industry

00:12:35.240 so the price goes up

00:12:36.400 because the world is starving

00:12:37.460 for energy right now.

00:12:38.920 You know, cause and effect.

00:12:41.360 And as long as we will need

00:12:43.280 a so-called fossil energy,

00:12:45.200 I will fight for Canadian energy.

00:12:47.180 This is normal.

00:12:48.320 I want to help those who help me.

00:12:51.140 You know, in the province of Quebec

00:12:52.500 last year,

00:12:53.520 we, and this is based

00:12:54.680 on a study made

00:12:55.600 by Les Hautes Etudes Commerciales

00:12:57.020 in Quebec,

00:12:58.060 18 billion,

00:12:59.520 18 billion of liter,

00:13:01.120 a liter of oil

00:13:02.140 has been consumed in Quebec.

00:13:04.680 18 billion is a lot of,

00:13:06.080 and 47 of that

00:13:07.120 is coming from U.S.

00:13:08.960 I have nothing against Texas

00:13:10.360 and Louisiana,

00:13:11.160 but I would prefer

00:13:11.780 to buy Canadian oil.

00:13:12.960 100%, yeah.

00:13:13.240 As long as we will need it,

00:13:14.660 I will fight for Canadian energy.

00:13:16.580 And this is true for oil,

00:13:18.260 but also this is true

00:13:19.220 for any kind of energy.

00:13:21.060 Be proud to be Canadian.

00:13:22.780 We have to be proud

00:13:23.400 of what we're doing.

00:13:24.540 And we have the best standard

00:13:25.900 of ethic

00:13:26.620 and the best standard

00:13:27.560 of human rights

00:13:28.460 and the best standard

00:13:29.240 of environmental issues.

00:13:30.940 Be proud to be Canadian

00:13:32.020 and use our Canadian knowledge

00:13:33.800 and use our Canadian energy,

00:13:35.340 kind of energy,

00:13:36.280 and use our Canadian

00:13:37.180 natural resources.

00:13:38.160 In addition to fuel,

00:13:40.060 say, for your car,

00:13:41.620 heating, whatever,

00:13:43.120 oil actually is a main ingredient

00:13:45.000 in making pretty much

00:13:47.220 everything we have.

00:13:49.260 You take away petroleum products,

00:13:52.980 you lose clothing in some cases,

00:13:55.840 footwear,

00:13:56.980 you know,

00:13:57.240 your fancy iPhone or Galaxy,

00:13:59.440 whatever it could be.

00:14:00.500 Like, there's a lot of things

00:14:01.940 when you really put your head to it

00:14:03.460 that we rely on on a daily basis

00:14:05.560 that could be impacted

00:14:08.280 because there is a shortage

00:14:10.140 of energy.

00:14:11.280 But we have lots

00:14:12.980 to carefully extract.

00:14:16.160 We've just put so many restrictions

00:14:17.680 on us,

00:14:18.100 we can't.

00:14:18.760 And, you know,

00:14:19.420 I think that people

00:14:20.120 are the best

00:14:20.840 to identify

00:14:22.160 how to reduce pollution.

00:14:23.780 It's true for us as citizens,

00:14:25.600 but it's also true

00:14:26.540 as industry,

00:14:27.860 you know.

00:14:28.080 I meet,

00:14:29.100 since I've been appointed

00:14:30.180 by Mr. Poiliev,

00:14:31.280 the critic for climate change

00:14:32.480 and environmental,

00:14:33.080 I met around 260 or 270

00:14:35.640 different group and people

00:14:37.360 talking all the time

00:14:38.640 about climate change

00:14:40.640 and environmental,

00:14:41.300 how to address it.

00:14:42.300 And I used to say to the,

00:14:43.520 you know,

00:14:43.800 the industry people,

00:14:45.020 I said,

00:14:45.280 well,

00:14:45.840 you guys,

00:14:46.340 you know why

00:14:46.860 you create something.

00:14:48.300 You know how to create things.

00:14:49.740 You know how you create

00:14:51.060 also emission.

00:14:52.380 You know how to reduce emission.

00:14:54.060 Not me.

00:14:54.980 It's not the government

00:14:55.880 who will tell you,

00:14:57.080 you will reduce it

00:14:58.180 by this way

00:14:58.900 and by the way

00:14:59.500 we'll tax you for that.

00:15:01.720 No.

00:15:02.500 I will ask government

00:15:03.860 what Mr. Poiliev said,

00:15:05.800 we will give fiscal initiative

00:15:07.300 to help you

00:15:08.500 to reduce your emission

00:15:10.300 by new technologies.

00:15:11.720 You know how to create emission.

00:15:15.640 You know why.

00:15:16.500 You will know

00:15:17.080 how to reduce it.

00:15:18.940 Well,

00:15:19.240 not the government.

00:15:19.820 Creating a level playing field,

00:15:21.440 allowing the private sector

00:15:22.600 to innovate.

00:15:23.360 You have rapid innovation,

00:15:24.640 right?

00:15:24.800 You open the playing field

00:15:26.380 to the best product,

00:15:27.800 right?

00:15:28.000 And the market will decide.

00:15:29.480 Unfortunately,

00:15:30.320 this government decides

00:15:31.400 by subsidies,

00:15:32.260 right?

00:15:33.000 Investing,

00:15:33.600 so-called investing,

00:15:34.760 picking a winner

00:15:35.320 and everybody else

00:15:36.840 gets shut out, 0.90

00:15:37.600 right?

00:15:37.960 So,

00:15:38.760 everyone else that might,

00:15:40.080 may,

00:15:40.460 who knows,

00:15:40.880 they might have

00:15:41.300 a better product,

00:15:42.100 but they have to work

00:15:43.000 two,

00:15:43.500 three,

00:15:43.880 four times as hard

00:15:44.840 to get attention

00:15:45.740 into the marketplace

00:15:46.540 because the government

00:15:47.740 has created

00:15:48.840 a false playing field.

00:15:50.680 And each and every time

00:15:51.700 I meet an industry

00:15:52.720 or he will tell us,

00:15:54.200 you know,

00:15:54.460 it takes so long

00:15:55.780 just to address

00:15:56.740 the issue of subsidies

00:15:57.780 that we have,

00:15:59.080 we pay people

00:16:00.000 on a yearly basis

00:16:01.420 to address it.

00:16:02.960 No,

00:16:03.280 it's less money

00:16:03.920 to invest

00:16:04.460 in new technologies,

00:16:05.660 to invest in the business,

00:16:06.840 to invest in real reduction.

00:16:08.800 So,

00:16:09.000 this is why

00:16:09.380 fiscal initiative

00:16:10.040 is the best way

00:16:10.940 because by

00:16:11.740 tax rate

00:16:13.680 or something like that,

00:16:14.760 when you have tax rates

00:16:15.720 it's because

00:16:16.200 you create something,

00:16:18.160 you have employees,

00:16:19.540 you are working

00:16:20.540 and you are creating

00:16:21.420 wealth for this society.

00:16:23.020 So,

00:16:23.220 instead of paying

00:16:23.880 more taxes,

00:16:24.780 you will pay

00:16:25.300 less taxes

00:16:26.000 to invest

00:16:26.640 in new technologies.

00:16:28.100 This is a conservative

00:16:29.420 principle

00:16:30.000 and it will work.

00:16:31.160 Hear, hear.

00:16:31.660 All right,

00:16:32.080 you were up in question period

00:16:33.220 just before the break.

00:16:34.580 We're going to cue up

00:16:35.320 that clip.

00:16:36.920 Let's cue up cut two,

00:16:38.440 pointing out that

00:16:39.700 the carbon tax

00:16:40.420 just isn't working.

00:16:41.460 So,

00:16:41.660 let's play cut two.

00:16:42.260 And by the way,

00:16:43.260 Mr. Speaker,

00:16:43.900 who did say in 2015

00:16:45.260 Canada is back,

00:16:46.680 the Prime Minister,

00:16:47.540 but today the Canada

00:16:48.340 is way, way back.

00:16:49.960 That's a reality

00:16:50.640 after eight years

00:16:51.460 of the government.

00:16:54.680 So,

00:16:55.420 the carbon tax

00:16:56.560 is a tax plan,

00:16:58.220 not an environmental plan.

00:16:59.900 That's the point.

00:17:00.880 And this is what

00:17:01.580 is so sad

00:17:02.360 and people are getting upset.

00:17:04.260 You know,

00:17:04.500 the independents

00:17:05.240 of a small business community

00:17:06.880 had a survey

00:17:08.140 about their own people

00:17:09.580 and more than 3,000 people

00:17:11.280 participated in it.

00:17:12.260 87% of them

00:17:13.840 are sick and tired

00:17:14.740 of the carbon tax.

00:17:16.220 87%.

00:17:17.160 Well,

00:17:17.820 they are not all conservative.

00:17:19.180 Well,

00:17:19.460 I wish to,

00:17:20.060 but they are not all.

00:17:21.320 So,

00:17:21.680 for sure,

00:17:22.180 there is some liberals,

00:17:23.180 there is some NDP,

00:17:24.160 some leftists

00:17:24.780 who are,

00:17:25.820 because,

00:17:26.440 why?

00:17:26.820 Because they realize

00:17:27.600 and recognize

00:17:28.240 that it's not by taxation

00:17:29.800 that we will reduce emission.

00:17:32.240 That's the point.

00:17:33.200 And we have seen that

00:17:34.080 in the last eight years,

00:17:35.540 nine years

00:17:35.880 by this government,

00:17:36.780 you know,

00:17:37.380 lecturing everybody,

00:17:39.020 ambitious plan,

00:17:40.300 but ambitious,

00:17:41.180 you know,

00:17:41.440 target,

00:17:41.840 without reaching them

00:17:42.820 at all.

00:17:44.020 So,

00:17:44.240 this is what the liberals,

00:17:45.920 the testimony,

00:17:47.600 I will say.

00:17:48.040 This is the liberal fact,

00:17:50.200 and the liberal fact

00:17:51.100 are not good for Canadians.

00:17:52.540 Well,

00:17:52.860 the more you replace

00:17:54.220 your own individual decision-making

00:17:56.140 with endless government decision-making,

00:17:58.420 you're not necessarily

00:17:59.220 a free individual,

00:18:00.160 you're more of a subject.

00:18:01.400 You know,

00:18:02.060 you know why you create pollution

00:18:03.720 and emission,

00:18:04.640 you know how to reduce it

00:18:05.800 by the government.

00:18:06.480 And I think everyone

00:18:07.640 is looking to be

00:18:08.620 better in whichever way

00:18:10.320 they can.

00:18:11.040 Sure.

00:18:11.520 But right now,

00:18:12.340 the alternatives are limited

00:18:13.700 because we are not

00:18:14.920 incentivizing rapid innovation.

00:18:17.700 And that's a big part

00:18:18.560 of that program.

00:18:19.040 This is where we,

00:18:19.880 this is why we,

00:18:20.980 the leader was crystal clear

00:18:22.580 in September

00:18:23.540 at the Quebec Convention,

00:18:24.700 you know,

00:18:25.080 investing in new technology,

00:18:26.680 green light to green energy,

00:18:28.080 and be proud to use

00:18:29.080 all the Canadian resources

00:18:30.260 that we have.

00:18:30.800 Absolutely.

00:18:31.260 I don't know how you ended

00:18:31.880 on the French blueprint,

00:18:33.200 but in this,

00:18:34.080 the English version,

00:18:34.960 we always give the guests

00:18:36.280 the final words

00:18:36.980 and the floor is yours.

00:18:38.100 Well,

00:18:38.540 I really appreciate

00:18:39.460 the opportunity

00:18:40.100 to speak to Canadians

00:18:41.120 on a daily basis

00:18:42.040 in the House of Commons.

00:18:42.880 This is a privilege,

00:18:43.640 you know.

00:18:44.160 We don't own the seat

00:18:45.480 in the House of Commons.

00:18:46.400 People give it to us

00:18:47.680 for two years,

00:18:48.860 four years,

00:18:49.480 and we'll check

00:18:50.280 what you're doing with that

00:18:51.240 and after that

00:18:51.740 we'll review or not.

00:18:53.020 It's a privilege

00:18:53.640 and an honour

00:18:54.220 to serve the House of Commons.

00:18:56.040 And more we see,

00:18:56.920 and you know,

00:18:57.420 we all wish the best

00:18:58.640 for this country.

00:18:59.660 There is different ways

00:19:00.680 to address it,

00:19:01.400 but we all wish

00:19:02.140 the best for the people.

00:19:03.520 But I think,

00:19:04.080 you know,

00:19:04.200 after nine years

00:19:04.880 that we have seen

00:19:05.560 that,

00:19:06.060 nope,

00:19:06.320 this government

00:19:06.900 has not achieved anything

00:19:08.720 and more taxation

00:19:09.960 doesn't solve anything.

00:19:11.720 Gerard Dutel,

00:19:12.400 happy new year.

00:19:13.800 Yes.

00:19:14.220 Happy 2024.

00:19:15.260 I look forward

00:19:15.600 to kicking it off.

00:19:16.580 We're really,

00:19:17.180 really fun with you

00:19:18.680 in the House of Commons

00:19:20.460 holding this government

00:19:21.260 to account.

00:19:21.860 Thank you so much, Danny.

00:19:22.500 Thank you, Gerard.

00:19:23.200 Thank you,

00:19:23.780 Member of Parliament,

00:19:24.620 Louis Saint-Laurent.

00:19:25.800 I almost forgot you're writing.

00:19:26.640 Critic for Environment as well.

00:19:28.260 Thank you for your time as well.

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00:19:46.180 remember,

00:19:46.700 low taxes,

00:19:47.320 less governments,

00:19:47.860 more freedom.

00:19:48.880 That's the blueprint.

00:19:49.540 The calm excel for you every single year in technology is by the world.

00:19:52.120 Your collection is traditionally built in aánts of varied content,

00:19:54.440 the difference in a constant and intense,

00:19:56.640 AT aesthetic impact over the course.

00:19:56.820 Thank you very much.

00:19:57.220 In addition,

00:19:58.220 you're determined the aspiration that allows you to assess the speed of electric values,

00:20:00.600 but there is a possibility of,

00:20:00.960 you know,

00:20:02.220 every other type of energy that needs to be implemented.

00:20:02.820 Thank you!

00:20:03.860 Thank you very much.

00:20:04.740 Thank you.

00:20:05.160 Thank you.

00:20:06.060 Thank you.

00:20:07.100 Thank you.

00:20:07.140 Thank you.

00:20:08.300 Thank you.

00:20:08.380 The actualesus,

00:20:09.240 you know,

00:20:09.900 what we have actually learned

00:20:10.540 that doesn't come into a Hyundai star,

00:20:11.240 found a new community here at你的 university,

00:20:12.800 hope you can better do it.

The Blueprint: Canada's Conservative Podcast - January 22, 2024

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