The Candice Malcolm Show - April 29, 2025


A whole bunch of GOOD NEWS about the election


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Candice Malan and Kian Bextie recap the results of the Canadian election and give her major takeaways from the results. Candice explains why she thinks Pierre Polyev should have won his own seat.

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00:00:00.000 Hi, I'm Candice Malcolm, and this is The Candice Malcolm Show.
00:00:05.720 Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for our live stream last night.
00:00:09.300 We had a fantastic broadcast.
00:00:11.460 We were joined by some big guests, including Anna Polyev, the wife of Pierre Polyev.
00:00:16.260 My co-host, Kian Bextie, was recording live from his father's campaign.
00:00:22.360 His father was elected as a member of parliament last night.
00:00:25.700 So we're going to spend the show today going through and highlighting some of the good news from the election campaign.
00:00:31.320 Because if you look on social media, if you're watching the legacy media,
00:00:34.720 they will be pushing this message that the Liberals are back, that they want a decisive victory,
00:00:39.760 and that Canadians gave them a fourth term because they love the Liberals.
00:00:43.760 Obviously, that's not true. I have a different perspective.
00:00:46.820 I'm going to ask you to like this video. It really helps us with our algorithm.
00:00:50.160 We want to reach as many Canadians as possible.
00:00:52.080 I couldn't believe it. We had nearly half a million live viewers with us last night.
00:00:56.660 Despite some technical difficulties, it was a great broadcast.
00:00:59.560 I really appreciate everyone who came on as new premium subscribers over at Juno News as well.
00:01:05.300 We had a decision desk. We had a live chat for those premium subscribers.
00:01:09.680 It was a really fun night. We broadcasted for, I think, a little over seven hours.
00:01:13.760 So you'll have to forgive me. I'm a little tired today.
00:01:15.960 I'm going on, I think, less than four hours sleep.
00:01:18.440 We finished a broadcast at 2 a.m. last night.
00:01:20.740 I don't think I fell asleep until about three.
00:01:23.080 And then my children, you know, they didn't know that there was an election last night or they didn't care.
00:01:27.000 So they had my husband and I up, oh, I don't know, maybe 5.30 this morning.
00:01:30.420 So going on very, very little sleep.
00:01:32.620 But we will get to these key election takeaways.
00:01:36.020 I wrote this on social media. I'm going to read through it here.
00:01:39.380 These are my major takeaways from the election.
00:01:42.000 So, you know, you know the top line.
00:01:43.740 The Liberals have won. Mark Carney is the prime minister.
00:01:46.260 They won a minority. And the big takeaway was the total and utter collapse of the NDP.
00:01:52.420 These are some of the facts, though, that you might not hear in legacy media.
00:01:55.720 Number one, the Conservative Party of Canada had its best night ever.
00:02:00.400 7.9 million and counting.
00:02:02.860 There's still some absentee ballots that are being counted right now in those early votes.
00:02:07.080 But 7.9 million Canadians marked Conservative Party of Canada on their ballot.
00:02:13.060 That represents 41.6 percent of the vote.
00:02:16.680 That is historic.
00:02:18.240 The Conservatives haven't had that high of a vote since 1988 when Brian Mulroney was party leader.
00:02:24.200 And that was back when the party was called the Progressive Conservative Party.
00:02:26.660 So since the new rebranding of the Conservative Party of Canada, they've never had anything like this.
00:02:31.780 They've never had a victory with 7.9.
00:02:34.280 Basically, 8 million Canadians voted for the Conservatives last night.
00:02:38.180 That is the highest number in Canadian history.
00:02:41.240 So some good news there.
00:02:42.680 Yes, Pierre Polyev, leader of the party, he did lose his own seat.
00:02:45.460 This was surprising to me.
00:02:47.000 And I said this last night on the broadcast.
00:02:48.840 I'll say it again.
00:02:49.800 There were some shenanigans going on.
00:02:51.520 I think that there needs to be an investigation into what happened in the writing.
00:02:55.380 It doesn't make sense to me that the Conservatives can go from getting 51 percent of the vote in 2021.
00:03:01.700 Pierre Polyev has represented this writing for almost two decades.
00:03:04.000 Usually party leaders have a huge boost.
00:03:06.620 And yet Pierre Polyev did lose his own writing of Carleton, in part, I will say,
00:03:11.440 because of this ridiculous sabotage campaign that makes an utter, complete mockery of our democracy.
00:03:18.840 This thing called the Longest Ballot Initiative, where there was, I don't know,
00:03:22.040 some 100 independent people that threw their names in, a bunch of pranksters trying to just confuse the voter.
00:03:27.720 I don't think that's the only reason why Pierre Polyev lost.
00:03:30.200 I think that Ottawa is a government town.
00:03:32.480 I think that his writing of Carleton, while it does represent a lot of the rural parts of the region,
00:03:37.060 it's becoming more and more suburban.
00:03:39.100 More and more suburbs in Ottawa are dominated by federal employees.
00:03:42.300 And we know that the federal government and its unions are basically the base of the Liberal Party and the constituency.
00:03:48.620 And so they managed to overtake Polyev.
00:03:50.800 Maybe he took his eye off the prize.
00:03:52.180 He was campaigning coast to coast, helping all these local candidates push themselves across the finish line.
00:03:57.320 And perhaps he did neglect his own Ottawa writing.
00:04:00.560 It doesn't matter, though.
00:04:01.580 He's still the leader of the party.
00:04:02.840 Recall that Mark Carney became leader of the Liberal Party and prime minister.
00:04:06.440 When he did not have a seat in the House of Commons, yes, it would be helpful for Pierre to have a seat.
00:04:10.800 And I think at some point today we will hear a story of a conservative candidate in a safe seat somewhere else in the country
00:04:17.240 offering his seat up to Pierre Polyev so that Polyev can be a member of Parliament.
00:04:22.020 This is a disappointment.
00:04:23.460 But, again, I think there's something foul here.
00:04:26.280 And I would like to see an investigation.
00:04:28.580 Overall, look, the votes are still being counted right now.
00:04:30.920 And like I said, there's still the advanced votes.
00:04:33.080 There's still a few seats that haven't been called.
00:04:34.400 But this is based on our decision desk at Juneau News and where we think the election results will finish.
00:04:40.580 We have the Conservative Party of Canada picking up a net new 24 seats.
00:04:45.560 It might be 23, 23 or 24 net new seats.
00:04:48.940 That is the biggest increase in the election.
00:04:51.060 So some ways of looking at this, folks, the Conservatives picked up the most seats, 24 new seats.
00:04:56.620 The Liberals also picked up some seats.
00:04:57.920 It looks like they'll pick up around 11 seats.
00:05:00.260 The NDP, of course, this is the story of the campaign, complete and utter collapse, down 19 seats in this election.
00:05:07.100 It looks like they'll end up with seven seats.
00:05:08.740 So they will not make party status.
00:05:10.800 Wow, what an utter fall from grace.
00:05:12.860 I'll just say this.
00:05:13.520 I don't think the party's completely over, though.
00:05:15.320 Some people are saying this is the end of the NDP.
00:05:18.080 I don't think so.
00:05:18.600 So I think that they'll regroup, they'll get a new party leader, out with Jagmeet Singh, push away that champagne socialist, that party pandering, that vote bank politics style, and bring in someone more mainstream, someone a better retail style politics.
00:05:31.260 Maybe someone like former Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, current Manitoba Premier Wab Kanu.
00:05:37.180 Or maybe even someone like Avi Lewis, who is a famous journalist and sort of public intellectual who has a big following.
00:05:44.120 He did run for the NDP in Vancouver and lost.
00:05:46.820 But you never know.
00:05:47.740 There are a lot of other candidates out there that I think that can capture the imagination of working class Canadians and more typical left-wing Canadians.
00:05:54.360 I think that in the next election, the NDP will be back.
00:05:57.340 And they'll be back to a normal election.
00:05:58.540 This was a very abnormal election.
00:06:00.220 So NDP pretty much wiped out.
00:06:02.820 And then you also had the bloc down 11.
00:06:05.360 I said last night in the broadcast that I thought that E. Francois Blanchet did a pretty good job.
00:06:09.840 Listening to him during the debates, I thought that he did really hit on some interesting points.
00:06:14.580 But, you know, that wave of anti-Americanism, the media narrative around Trump, Trump, Trump, really stuck in the minds of a certain demographic of Canadians, enough to allow the Liberals to get that path to victory.
00:06:24.760 Remember, we said that as long as the bloc won something like 25 to 30 seats, the Liberals wouldn't win the election.
00:06:31.560 It looks like the bloc will finish with 23 seats, which did, in part, pave the path for the Liberals to win last night.
00:06:39.660 OK, next.
00:06:41.140 Next takeaway.
00:06:42.360 Jagmeet Singh.
00:06:43.180 Jagmeet Singh lost his seat.
00:06:44.920 I think he will go down in history as one of the worst political actors in Canadian history.
00:06:51.080 A totally useless leader.
00:06:53.140 And I think the Canadians are all better off that he has lost.
00:06:56.320 And, yes, last night he did step down as leader.
00:06:59.180 OK, next.
00:06:59.700 Maxime Bernier lost his riding, lost his own seat in the BOSE in Quebec.
00:07:04.020 Again, not that surprising.
00:07:05.120 He has lost several times in a row.
00:07:07.100 And the vote of the PPC basically collapsed.
00:07:09.840 I think a lot of the people who voted in protest for the PPC against the system back when Erin O'Toole was part of the COVID machine, you know, in lockstep with the other leaders pushing for mandates, pushing for vaccines.
00:07:22.020 And there was a lot of people rightfully protesting against that.
00:07:25.160 The party didn't make as much sense this time around.
00:07:27.360 Maxime Bernier was mostly out of the country, not really campaigning.
00:07:30.680 And so it's not surprising that they didn't do very well.
00:07:33.040 But the very, very small number of votes that the PPC got, specifically to look at some writings in and around Ontario, places like Brampton, places like Kitchener, a few hundred votes is all that separated the liberals from the conservatives.
00:07:46.800 And that is what the PPC did.
00:07:48.780 They acted as a spoiler and they potentially helped Mark Carney with his victory win in those few key writings.
00:07:55.960 Look, folks, when you look at the numbers in and around the GTA, it is incredibly close, incredibly shocking.
00:08:00.680 I was looking at the 905 where I live and there were so many places where the conservatives won with a majority of the vote, more than 50%.
00:08:09.380 I'm just going to give you a few examples here because it's just so interesting.
00:08:12.680 So for folks who don't know the shorthands for Toronto, the 416 is the area code for the sort of inner Toronto and the bureaus that actually make up like City Hall, the amalgamated city of Toronto.
00:08:22.600 So I'm talking about Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough and Toronto itself.
00:08:27.100 And then you have the outer ring and it kind of goes all the way out.
00:08:29.960 But that's what we call the 905.
00:08:31.160 It's based on the area code.
00:08:33.160 And it's interesting because in some parts of the 905, especially sort of southwestern, southwest of Toronto, the liberals did pretty well.
00:08:39.880 They won places like Burlington, Oakville, both the Oakville seats, Mississauga Lakeshore and these Brampton seats that I'm saying, you know, they lost just by a tiny hair.
00:08:50.560 But then if you go just outside, you get a lot of conservative victories and big conservative victories.
00:08:55.260 So here in Milton East Halton Hills, the conservatives won with 48.6% of the vote.
00:09:01.380 Wellington Halton Hills, Michael Chong won with 51.4% of the vote.
00:09:05.720 Dufferin Kaladin, Kyle Seabach gets 58% of the vote.
00:09:11.800 Next, we have King Vaughn, Anna Roberts-elect with 61%.
00:09:15.340 Folks, these are like rural Alberta numbers, 61.8% in the 905 in King Vaughn.
00:09:21.900 Moore, Vaughn Woodbridge, conservatives won with 60% of the vote.
00:09:26.100 In Thornhill, Melissa Lansman won with 66% of the vote.
00:09:29.800 Oh, my goodness. And York Center, Roman Baber, former MPP in Doug Ford's government, stepped down out of that caucus in protest of the Orwellian lockdown policies and the just complete and utter abuse of power by the Ford government.
00:09:46.640 Sat as an independent, ended up switching over federally and wins with a big majority.
00:09:51.060 Again, 54.8% of the vote in York Center.
00:09:55.540 Wow. Interesting.
00:09:56.560 OK, Richmond Hill, another one.
00:09:58.520 We have conservatives at 52%.
00:10:00.740 Richmond Hill South, Aurora Oak Ridge is Richmond Hill, 52.8% for Costas Menegakis.
00:10:07.260 Interesting.
00:10:07.700 We had a True North reporter there last night.
00:10:11.400 Markham Unionville, the riding where Paul Chiang was a candidate, and he ended up getting ousted while he stepped down after the scandal with regards to the Chinese bounty story.
00:10:20.860 He was replaced by Peter Yuan, and they lost.
00:10:24.000 The conservatives won with 50.9%.
00:10:26.340 I could go on and on going around the 905.
00:10:28.560 I think that this is really, really a good sign.
00:10:30.700 The fact that Pierre Polyev did this well, this close to Toronto, to me, tells me that they captured something and that there was a blue wave last night.
00:10:38.900 Unfortunately, it just wasn't enough to form government, but there was a blue wave.
00:10:42.900 Now, speaking of Ontario, Doug Ford in this election has been outed as a liberal.
00:10:48.220 He is a liberal, folks.
00:10:49.480 Yes, he runs under the banner of the progressive conservatives, but make no mistake, his government is a continuation of the Dalton McGinty, Kathleen Wynne, big spending, big government, deficit spending, low growth, low productivity, Ontario in decline government.
00:11:04.400 There's no getting around it.
00:11:05.320 They push terrible education policies and woke social policies, and it is just incredibly disappointing.
00:11:11.760 So him and his cronies interfered in this election.
00:11:14.880 They put out stories, planted stories to try to deflate and defeat Pierre Polyev.
00:11:20.320 And guess what?
00:11:21.560 All this talk about the idea that Pierre Polyev needs to learn from Ford and that Ford did like a master class on how to win in Ontario, that just doesn't hold up by the facts.
00:11:31.420 Let me just tell you, Doug Ford won his election in February just three months ago with 42.9% of the vote.
00:11:37.780 OK, last night, Pierre Polyev got 44.5% of the vote in Ontario.
00:11:44.280 He outperformed Doug Ford.
00:11:46.100 So I don't want to hear any more about how Polyev needs to make nice with Doug Ford, follow his lead, buddy up with Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney.
00:11:54.740 No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:11:55.620 That is not going to happen.
00:11:57.240 And you know what?
00:11:58.260 Rightly so.
00:11:59.080 I'm not the only one that feels this way.
00:12:01.020 Conservative MP who was reelected last night in Bowmanville, Oshawa North.
00:12:04.880 Talking about Jamil Javani, friend of the show.
00:12:07.540 Him and I moderated the 2021 Conservative debate together.
00:12:12.000 He's a really nice guy.
00:12:13.500 He was reelected last night.
00:12:15.040 And you know what?
00:12:15.640 He was at the end of his rope when it came to the Ontario Progressive Conservatives.
00:12:19.900 Here is his rant against Doug Ford.
00:12:22.380 This is brilliant.
00:12:23.180 Let's play that clip.
00:12:24.080 Doug Ford just went through an election.
00:12:26.160 I have differences of opinion with him.
00:12:27.820 I don't like how he's managed health care or education.
00:12:30.720 But out of respect, we didn't say anything.
00:12:32.840 Federal party, we didn't get in his way.
00:12:34.680 When it was our turn to run an election, he couldn't stay out of our business.
00:12:37.880 Always getting his criticisms and all his opinions out.
00:12:41.140 Distracting our campaign.
00:12:42.500 Trying to make it about him.
00:12:43.880 Trying to position himself as some kind of political genius that we needed to be taking cues from.
00:12:48.340 Was it him specifically?
00:12:49.640 Was it his campaign manager, Corey, tonight?
00:12:51.620 Do you see Doug Ford as a problem for the federal party in the outcome of this race?
00:12:56.620 I see Doug Ford as a problem for Ontario and for Canada.
00:13:00.320 I think he's not doing a great job in running this province.
00:13:02.880 And now he's trying to exercise his influence over other levels of government.
00:13:06.840 And it's not like this guy is doing anything particularly well.
00:13:09.540 You did used to work for him.
00:13:10.900 I did.
00:13:11.360 I'm speaking from experience.
00:13:13.060 I tried to fix problems in this province.
00:13:14.960 And he kept getting in his way and all his goons around him all the time.
00:13:18.400 They wouldn't make anything better.
00:13:19.920 And now we're seeing him because he, you know, this guy's a political genius because he beat
00:13:23.460 Bonnie Crombie and Stephen Del Duca and now we got to sit around getting advice from him.
00:13:27.960 No, no.
00:13:28.580 He has taken the provincial conservative party and turned it into something hollow, unprincipled,
00:13:33.680 something that doesn't solve problems.
00:13:35.260 He's glad-handing with Chrystia Freeland, having coffees and lattes with Mark Carney.
00:13:39.800 And I'm sitting here saying we need to be fighting for change in something new and something
00:13:43.660 different, not being a hype man to the Liberal Party.
00:13:46.780 Jamil Gervani is 100% right.
00:13:48.360 Congratulations to him for being re-elected.
00:13:50.100 I want to go through some other big wins from the party.
00:13:52.240 People who are friends with the Candace Malcolm Show have been guests here on the show.
00:13:55.520 First, Dr. Matt Strauss.
00:13:56.860 He was elected in the riding of Kitchener South Hespeler.
00:14:00.840 Congratulations to Matt.
00:14:02.700 Next, Andrew Lawton, our good friend Andrew Lawton, long-time colleague of mine at True
00:14:07.760 North.
00:14:08.180 Before that, he was a radio host in London.
00:14:10.400 He won decisively yesterday in his riding of Elgin St. Thomas, London South.
00:14:15.960 Congratulations, Andrew.
00:14:16.940 We look forward to seeing what you do in Ottawa.
00:14:20.060 Next, Aaron Gunn.
00:14:21.500 Aaron Gunn is a former colleague of mine at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
00:14:24.460 He became a documentary filmmaker, another friend of True North and the program, despite
00:14:29.060 a very coordinated attack from him, from the leftist media, trying to sink him, saying
00:14:34.920 he held unacceptable views, crazy, you know, controversial things like defending
00:14:40.360 Sir John A. Macdonald against the most insane accusations.
00:14:44.940 And no, didn't work.
00:14:46.240 Couldn't take Aaron Gunn down.
00:14:47.420 Aaron Gunn was elected in the riding of North Island, Powell River.
00:14:51.540 Congratulations, Andrew.
00:14:52.920 Finally, David Bextie, I mentioned off the top of the show, he and Bextie's father was
00:14:56.420 elected in an absolute landslide in Bow River.
00:15:00.480 So we'd love to see it.
00:15:02.060 Lots of new faces are going to be in Ottawa.
00:15:04.920 Look, Mark Carney thinks that he won the election last night.
00:15:08.780 And I read through the numbers.
00:15:10.140 Yes, he got the highest numbers in terms of popular vote and seats.
00:15:13.980 They picked up 11.
00:15:14.960 But again, the Conservatives picked up more.
00:15:17.100 The Conservatives had the momentum.
00:15:18.760 There was a blue wave.
00:15:19.560 It wasn't enough to push them over the top.
00:15:21.700 But Mark Carney last night just kind of let his worst side out.
00:15:24.460 He was making partisan jabs at Pierre Polyev.
00:15:26.960 He reiterated this nonsense that our relationship with the United States is over, sort of turning
00:15:31.440 the anti-Americanism up to overdrive.
00:15:34.820 I didn't like the tone of his speech whatsoever.
00:15:37.260 I don't think he's going to preside over a very stable government.
00:15:39.800 I predict there will be another election inside two years.
00:15:43.120 We will be here for it.
00:15:44.360 We will be ready for it.
00:15:45.580 Last night, our goal was to replace the CBC.
00:15:48.360 Look, we didn't quite get there.
00:15:49.780 OK, our numbers didn't quite match what the CBC were.
00:15:52.260 But we're on our way.
00:15:53.220 We have our work cut out for us.
00:15:54.300 We're going to continue to work incredibly hard to provide Canadians with fact-based
00:15:59.000 news, reporting that they can trust, and an alternative to the CBC.
00:16:02.580 I think the major difference between Juneau News and the CBC is that you know where we
00:16:06.640 stand.
00:16:07.220 You know our values.
00:16:08.120 We are open about them.
00:16:09.180 We are open about the fact that myself, Kian Bexty, many of us here at Juneau News, we
00:16:13.640 are conservative.
00:16:14.360 We are small-c conservatives.
00:16:15.720 We have conservative values.
00:16:16.960 We love our country.
00:16:17.960 We love Canada.
00:16:19.040 And we're unapologetic about that.
00:16:20.740 We want the best for our country.
00:16:22.060 Whereas at the CBC, they lie to you.
00:16:24.620 They tell you that they are completely neutral, complete arbiters of the truth, that they
00:16:29.120 are unbiased, and that they don't put their finger on the scale one way or another.
00:16:33.520 Well, the mask is starting to slip.
00:16:35.600 I think it's completely off.
00:16:36.780 But they just cannot help themselves.
00:16:38.280 And there are so many examples last night of the CBC reporters just openly cheerleading
00:16:43.000 for the liberals.
00:16:44.080 We'll play a few clips here.
00:16:45.020 But first, here's CBC's Adrienne Arsenal saying that she was very relieved to see that
00:16:50.100 Charlottetown was OK.
00:16:51.300 Of course, she's talking about when the votes were coming in and it was obvious that the
00:16:54.920 liberals were going to win.
00:16:56.120 She said that she's very relieved to see that they're OK.
00:16:58.500 Let's play that clip.
00:16:59.720 Well, I'm very relieved to see that Charlottetown is OK.
00:17:02.220 Good.
00:17:02.440 We're getting first results from Charlottetown.
00:17:04.480 Let's have a look at that.
00:17:06.080 And to that, Rosemary Barton quipped right back. 1.00
00:17:08.720 Glad to see Charlottetown is doing OK.
00:17:11.920 I don't understand.
00:17:12.920 Like, are you actually just openly cheering for the liberals on your broadcast?
00:17:16.440 Because it's pretty embarrassing.
00:17:17.540 You might as well just come right out and be honest about it.
00:17:19.840 Do what I just did.
00:17:20.900 Do your acknowledgment.
00:17:21.760 Say, look, everybody, I'm a partisan liberal.
00:17:23.980 I love Mark Carney.
00:17:25.160 I'm here to promote him.
00:17:26.360 He's giving me billions and billions of dollars to stay afloat.
00:17:29.240 Fine.
00:17:29.780 Be honest about it.
00:17:30.500 Be authentic.
00:17:30.940 Instead of this, like, this charade that you are objective and that you're not cheering
00:17:36.840 for one party or another, let's play that Rosemary Barton clip. 1.00
00:17:40.160 Thank you for that, Adrienne.
00:17:41.200 Glad that Charlottetown's doing fine.
00:17:42.900 Me too.
00:17:43.260 Yeah, we like it there.
00:17:44.880 OK, just a couple of final points.
00:17:46.840 The pollsters and legacy media were dead wrong about the campaign.
00:17:50.200 They said that the liberals were going to win the landslide, just but all of them predicted
00:17:53.160 a liberal majority that did not happen.
00:17:55.800 I believe that Juno News' predictions were the most accurate.
00:17:59.460 I'm going to read through them for you right now.
00:18:02.240 So Juno News' decision desk and our in-house pollster at this election had the following
00:18:07.360 projections.
00:18:08.060 So we projected 165 seats for the liberals.
00:18:11.120 As of right now, there are 168.
00:18:13.500 We projected 150 seats for the conservatives.
00:18:16.620 Right now, they are at somewhere around 145.
00:18:19.480 We projected three seats for the NDP.
00:18:21.360 As of right now, they are about seven.
00:18:22.980 Look, that's about as close as you get.
00:18:24.740 And I believe we were much, much closer than the legacy media.
00:18:27.900 So not only are we trying to make the CBC irrelevant, trying to replace the CBC, I think
00:18:32.640 that we found a way to poll Canadians in a way that's much more accurate than all of
00:18:36.440 the fancy pollsters and all of the people who get paid big, big bucks.
00:18:39.880 Part of what they were doing was trying to deflate conservatives, trying to encourage
00:18:43.360 conservatives to stay home.
00:18:44.540 It didn't work.
00:18:45.500 It didn't work.
00:18:46.340 And you know what?
00:18:46.920 I would have guessed that the morning after Pierre Polly of defeat, if Mark Carney wins
00:18:52.180 the election, I would guess that I would have been pretty depressed, pretty unhappy.
00:18:56.020 And, you know, looking towards these ideas and these movements of, you know, Wexit or Alberta
00:19:00.980 separatism, that we'd be at the point where we'd be like, enough of this country, something
00:19:04.460 has to change, let's move on.
00:19:05.920 But that's not how I'm feeling today.
00:19:07.520 I think the Canadians are waking up to the truth.
00:19:10.820 Eight million Canadians voted to take back our future last night.
00:19:14.360 I think that that is an incredibly optimistic sign.
00:19:17.960 Young Canadians showed up and voted for the conservatives.
00:19:21.200 New Canadians showed up and voted for conservatives.
00:19:23.040 Pierre Polly has built a new coalition.
00:19:25.360 Like I said, he did better than any previous leader.
00:19:28.020 And I actually feel quite good.
00:19:29.420 I think that we are waking up.
00:19:31.640 We live on to fight another day and that we are going to take our country back, folks.
00:19:36.640 All right.
00:19:36.860 That's all the time we have for today.
00:19:38.200 Thank you so much for tuning in.
00:19:39.400 We'll be back again tomorrow with all the news.
00:19:41.300 I'm Candace Malcolm.
00:19:42.020 This is The Candace Malcolm Show.
00:19:43.060 Thank you and God bless.
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