The BIGGEST problem in Canada EXPOSED at the G7, Carney vs. Trump
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Candice Malan talks about the anti-India protests outside of the G7 summit in Canada, and why we should all be worried about it. She also talks about a new group of extremists in Canada who are chanting against Prime Minister Narend Modi.
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Hi, I'm Candice Malcolm, and this is The Candice Malcolm Show. I hope everyone is having a great
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day so far. I want to say a special thanks to Chris Sims for guest hosting. Yesterday was a
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great episode. If you haven't seen it already, I urge you to go over and check it out. Chris
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talks about the rising cost of living in Canada, the inflation crisis and how it impacts everyday
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families across Canada. We don't spend enough time zeroing in on that topic. So even though
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Mark Carney might be out there today negotiating trade deals and sounding more like a responsible
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grown-up leader, the reality is that he still champions the policies that have destroyed our
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economy, that have put inflation at a pace that is just totally unmatched. Our country is falling
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apart in so many ways, and he doesn't really seem to have a serious plan to address so many of these
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issues. We're going to get to a lot of that today, but today's the last day of the G7, thankfully. So
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all of the glowing press on the world elites making big decisions in our own backyard will come to an
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end. I want to go through a little bit of that coverage, but I want to start with some of our own
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exclusive reporting from Juno News. So my colleague and co-founder, Kian Bexty, was over at some of the
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G7 protests yesterday. And let me just tell you, folks, this is just despicable. This is the kind of
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sickening display that makes me feel like Canada is not just on the decline, but frankly, that we've
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lost our country, that Canada's lost the plot, and that Canada doesn't really mean anything anymore.
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And so I'm talking about these Kalistani protests against Modi. So the prime minister of India was
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invited to join these G7 meetings. G7 is the group of seven, the biggest seven economies in the world.
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India is not one of those countries, but India is such an important player in the world that
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that Mark Carney invited him to come for a good reason. But there are a bunch of yahoos out in
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Western Canada, well, I guess all over the country, that really don't like Modi. They don't like the
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fact that he was invited. They want to basically import their own ridiculous ethnic politics into
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Canada. They have successfully done so. And so I just want to play this clip of Kian. He's at one of
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these protests. Just note the violent imagery, right? The signs with Modi in the crosshairs,
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with a bullseye on his forehead, right? Like a direct call for the assassination of the Indian
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prime minister. The violent chants yelling, kill Modi, right? Like this isn't part of a normal
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democratic discourse, right? These are fringe lunatics who have imported their wild terroristic
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policies into Canada. And we just sort of treat them with kid gloves. We mainstream it. It's no
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big deal. We shrug it off. We ignore it. We shouldn't ignore this, folks. This is a big deal.
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It is a serious problem in Canada. These people shouldn't be in our country. They're not loyal
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to Canada. They don't care about Canada. In fact, all they care about is their dream ethnostate in
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India. Well, I have a news for you. India is not interested anymore. This is like a uniquely
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Canadian issue now. These people came to Canada because they fled India in the 80s and they brought
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all their tensions with them. And India has moved on and these people have not. And it is just an
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absolute embarrassing display. Anyway, here is Kian Bextie reporting from the G7.
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Kian Bextie here in Calgary outside of a protest for the G7 as India's prime minister Modi is about to
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arrive in this city to begin talks with G7 leaders. They're not part of the G7 India themselves, but they
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were invited. And here, Calistani extremists in this city, likely many of them local, are staging a
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protest with this sign here. They're actually all the way down the road, down this main drag in downtown
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Calgary with a target over the face of democratically elected prime minister of India. And these extremist
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protesters behind me, you can hear them chanting, repeating, kill Modi, kill Modi, kill Modi. And
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the viewers and spectators of the protest say politics like that somehow justifies it, saying
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they're killing, kill Modi politics. I don't know what that means, but the one speaker is saying kill
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Modi over and over and over again. And what's even more shocking is that police officers are here.
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They actually left when I started filming. The Calgary police is aware of these signs. The Canadian
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government is aware of these threats, and they are not doing anything to prevent these kinds of
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threats during the G7. And frankly, all the time while these Calistani extremists continue to do what
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they do constantly. And so, I mean, you can see very clearly the violent imagery against Indian Prime
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Minister Naranita Modi, right? And so True North continues to report. We reached out to the Calgary
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police services and we got a statement saying that it does not appear to be criminal. It doesn't appear to
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be criminal. Folks, ask yourself this question. Remember the Freedom Convoy? Remember when the
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truckers went to Ottawa? Could you imagine just for a second that they had images like that of
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Justin Trudeau? They had pictures of Justin Trudeau with a bullet in his forehead, or they were hanging
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up pictures and chanting, kill Trudeau? Just imagine for a second. Do you think that the police
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services in Canada, that Ottawa police would say that it was not criminal? Of course not, right? That
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would be considered political violence and threats of political violence. We know exactly how that would be
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handled. And yet when it comes to these deranged lunatics who, yes, India considers these people
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to be terrorists, right? They have a violent history. Even the biggest and dead, most deadly
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terrorist attack impacting Canada ever was the Air India flight that was blown up and it was headed to
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Canada, right? Hundreds of Canadians were killed in that crash. And that was Calistani terrorists who took
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credit for it and who were found to be responsible. So the idea that these people aren't really violent,
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they don't really mean anything, it's wrong, right? They're importing terrorism and terrorist politics
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into our society. And we turn a blind eye. This is one of the major problems in Canada. It wasn't just
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that one protest that Kian Bextie was reporting from. We also saw a large convoy of Calistani activists.
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It could be seen making their way towards Calgary's municipal plaza there, again, with their flags.
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The government of India considers this to be a terrorist group. This flag represents
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a violent movement in India. And in Canada, it's mainstream. It's just part of the mainstream.
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We allow it. Here we have a clip shared from Kirk Lubinov on X showing children, Sikh children,
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kicking cutouts of Prime Minister Modi's face. Let's play that clip.
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And Kirk has the caption, imagine raising your kids like this in Canada. Between the Islamic
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radicalization and the Calistani radicalization, Canada has a serious growing issue of fanatics,
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and they are raising their kids to be even more extremists. And with the victimhood mindset,
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instead of being grateful to be in Canada, I couldn't have said it any better myself. So this
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is all, of course, a sideshow to the main event. But it is, you know, this is Canada on the world
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stage, right? This is what people are seeing. This is the way that our country is being represented.
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We have a problem with radicals and with people, again, importing their ethnic feuds into our country.
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It is an absolute disgrace. Okay, let's go to the meetings themselves, Trump and Carney. This is
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sort of what everyone has been looking forward to. So here is Mark Carney, his wife, Diana Fox Carney,
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welcoming President Trump to the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta. So there's President Trump
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in Canada shaking the Prime Minister's hand. Beautiful, scenic background there.
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And this is introducing to his wife there, President Trump. And interestingly, at a pre-meeting
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press conference, President Trump came right out and said, you know, not just Modi that should be
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here, we should actually have Putin at this meeting to recall that it used to be called the G8 and
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Russia used to be part of it until Obama made the decision to remove Russia from the G8. President
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Trump came flat out and said that that was a mistake. He said, Justin Trudeau, Barack Obama
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made a mistake by removing Russia from the G8. Let's play that clip.
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The G7 used to be the G8. Barack Obama and a person named Trudeau didn't want to have Russia in.
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And I would say that that was a mistake because I think you wouldn't have a war right now if you
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had Russia in. And you wouldn't have a war right now if Trump were president four years ago.
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I can see Mark Kearney caught a little off guard by that comment. But of course, you know,
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the purpose of these international summits really is to have dialogue and have conversations. So
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perhaps he's right that if Putin was there, he would not be in an active war that they could
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have talked some sense into him and stopped that from happening. And now this was as close to sort
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of explosive fireworks as we got at the G7. You know, like I said, Trump is going to dominate any
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room that he's in. And so here he is. The press have a thousand questions for him on the more
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burning pressing issue of the day, which really isn't about economic future, Canada's energy
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area and stuff. It's just, you know, the war that's unfolding in the Middle East between
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Israel and Iran. Israel strategically knocking out much of the military leadership class in
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Iran in targeted strikes. That's what the press care about. That's probably where Trump's
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mind is. And so here is the media just hounding the president, President Trump. And Kearney sort
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of politely trying to step in saying, you know, let me exercise my role as the G7 chair here,
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trying to stop the madness that was the press room. I actually think Kearney did a pretty decent
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job here as best he could to try to deescalate things. But, you know, Trump is going to be Trump
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and he's going to dominate. So here is probably the most amusing clip you'll see from the G7,
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which is Kearney trying to control a room that just frankly can't be controlled
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Now, what has actually come out of the G7? Honestly, more than I expected. I will say,
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usually these meetings are just, you know, photo ops and fancy declarations and nothing really from
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the policy side. But here we have, you know, in his reporting, Trump and Kearney have agreed to
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reach a trade deal within 30 days. So we learned that Prime Minister Mark Kearney from his readout
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and the G7 meeting with the U.S. President Donald Trump indicate the two leaders plan to finalize a
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new trade deal within 30 days, making the first time either side has set a time frame for
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negotiations. So seems like we're on the right path. Seems like that, you know, them being in
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a room together, being cordial, having discussions. It seemed, from my perspective, to be good. We had
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Mark Kearney commending President Trump for taking bold measures in order to change with the times and
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Nostalgia isn't a strategy. We have to change with the times and to build a better world. And
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some of you, such as you, Mr. President, have anticipated these massive changes and are taking
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And so, interestingly, Politico is reporting this interesting piece inside Kearney's private
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courting of President Trump. So I'm going to read a little bit from Politico, which is a U.S.
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outlet, I believe. They have a Canadian reporter. It says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kearney has
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privately courted Trump in the weeks leading up to his arrival here for the G7 summit, the world's
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major industrial powers, calling and texting with the president and his allies as he tries to ease
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tensions between their nations and lay the groundwork for a trade truce. The stakes are much higher for
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Kearney than they are for Trump, said one person close to the White House who was granted
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anonymity to discuss the leader's fragile report. He's been very deliberate and very careful, but
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it's hard for any Canadian leader who's subjected to these political pressures. Kearney also carefully
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crafted the summit's agenda, avoiding an explicit focus on areas like climate change in favor of
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sessions addressing migration and energy more likely to encourage engagement from Trump and his team.
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So that is exactly what Mark Kearney should be doing. And from my perspective and from
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conservatives in Canada, we say good, right? Get rid of the hokey pokey nonsense stuff like climate
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change. It doesn't really have an impact. We have a serious economic issue in our country. We are
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facing massive issues, like mentioned earlier, talking about inflation, cost of living, all these
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things. And you need to focus on the nuts and bolts. You need to focus on the economy and on inflation
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and on trade. And of course, on energy, finding a market for our energy. That is what a prime
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minister is supposed to be doing. You could imagine, though, if you were a liberal voter, if you were an
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elbows up anti-American Canadian, someone who got really animated by the idea of elbows up and that
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Canada was going to forge a new path and be independent, right? The kinds of people that we saw out at that
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ridiculous no kings rally protests that they organized in American cities over the weekend, this idea that
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somehow President Trump is acting like a king, right? Those kinds of boomer sort of left-wing voters
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would be probably quite outraged to see Mark Carney being so conciliatory towards President Trump, being
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so nice to him, making such efforts to talk about the issues that he cares about and not the issues
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that liberals and voters of Mark Carney typically care for. Anthony Koch, writing over at the National
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Post, made this point. I want to read a little bit from his article today because I thought it was
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quite good. It says that the G7, Carney has his elbows way down for Trump. The pundits, voters,
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and strategists who enabled the liberals' dishonest campaign must be held accountable. So this is what
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Anthony writes. He says, the last federal election was not an honest conversation about Canada's place
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in the world. It was performative, slick, poll-tested, and ultimately hollow. Mark Carney presented
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himself as a principled adversary to Donald Trump, a steward of Canadian sovereignty who would stand up
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to a dangerous and unpredictable United States. And now, just months into his premiership, he insists
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the G7 is nothing without U.S. leadership. His government has resisted retaliating against American
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tariffs and has expressed desire to join Trump's Golden Dome missile defense program. Just a side note,
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if a conservative leader had done that, if it was Prime Minister Pierre Polyev right now,
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there would be a thousand think pieces about how terrible that was as a decision and how it was
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dangerous, how Canada is more closely aligning itself to America. Of course, when it's a liberal
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and Mark Carney, the pundits and the fancy people are sort of either cheering it on or they're
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completely silent about it. Back to Anthony's piece here. He says, let's dispose of the polite fiction.
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Carney never meant what he said. The campaign rhetoric wasn't just exaggerated. It was fabricated.
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There was no principled foreign policy vision, no doctrine of Canadian independence. It was
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anti-American cosplay stage for a segment of the electorate that wanted to feel morally superior
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to our Southern neighbors without actually having to think seriously about Canada's strategic
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position in the world. I think that's exactly right. And it has been proven so, right? We saw that
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during the initial meeting between Carney and Trump in the Oval Office, where Carney just sort of had to
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basically kiss the ring, kneel down and accept that Trump was going to do what he was going to do.
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And Trump took the opportunity to bash Carney's predecessor, Trudeau, and to make the entire
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cabinet look foolish. And I'll say it wasn't as bad this time around. We didn't have a big moment
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like that at this G7. But the idea is still there, right? Mark Carney will do absolutely anything and
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everything he can to appease Trump, to get on his good side. That means deeper integration. That means
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anything, anything that Trump wants. That's what Carney is going to talk about. I think that might
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be good for the country, but certainly not good, again, for those elbows up liberals who really
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expected something different, right? You know, the question sort of is, would you rather have a liberal
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prime minister who campaigns as a liberal and then governs as a conservative, which seems sort of like what
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Mark Carney is doing, or the opposite, right? We have Justin Trudeau, who kind of campaign is like
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a centrist and sort of come across as more normal, you know, play up his family and talk about modest
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deficits only. And then he would govern as a truly radical, like hard left lunatic. I would much rather
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a liberal who campaigns as a liberal and then governs as a conservative. But we will see if that is truly
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how Mark Carney governs. And then, folks, that's all there is, right? We had one day and suddenly,
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Monday evening, we got word that Trump was leaving the summit. He was gone. Here he writes on Truth
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Social. Basically, he says this, Iran should have signed the deal. I told them to. What a shame and a
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waste of human life. Simply stated, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. I completely agree with that.
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I said it over and over again. Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran. And so his focus is
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obviously what is happening in the Middle East with Israel and with Iran. And his press secretary,
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Karen Levitt, just moments after that Truth Social account posted that President Trump had a great day
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at the G7, even signing a major trade deal with the United Kingdom. Much was accomplished, but much is
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going on in the Middle East. President Trump will be leaving tonight after dinner with the heads of
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state. And that's it. So Trump is gone. The rest of the meeting should be kind of quiet and
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straightforward. You know, the entertaining, explosive elements of any G7 with President
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Trump is whatever President Trump is saying and doing. And so I think that in some ways,
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Carney kind of dodged a bullet by not having to do more bilats or more press conferences with Trump
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there at risk of derailing it. But at the same time, you know, that's it. Nothing really accomplished
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other than, again, the promise of a trade deal within 30 days. So interesting, interesting stuff.
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And we will continue to provide reporting from G7 should anything else happen in the final
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moments and hours there. We have Juneau News reporters on the ground. Well, folks, that's all
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the time we have for today. Thanks so much for tuning in. We'll be back again tomorrow with all
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the news. I'm Candace Malcolm. This is the Candace Malcolm Show. Thank you and God bless.
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