The Critical Compass Podcast - February 12, 2025


Will the Real Conservatives Please Stand Up？ w⧸ Martyupnorth ｜ A Critical Compass Clip

Why SHOULDN'T Canadians Be Nationalists？ Feat. Martyupnorth ICYMI： Canada ⧸ USA Trump Tariffs Threat w⧸Martyupnorth Livestream Recap

Episode Stats


Length

2 minutes

Words per minute

169.23

Word count

432

Sentence count

1

Harmful content

Misogyny

1

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Toxicity

4

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Hate speech

1

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Summary

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In the first episode of the new year, we look back at the Trump administration and its impact on our political discourse. We discuss the impact of the tariffs on the economy, the role of the media, and what we can learn from it.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 it for the last like year and a half it's felt that polyev has has generally been uh structuring
00:00:08.280 his discourse around like being as moderate as possible to not scare away potential liberal
00:00:13.320 voters like dis disillusioned liberal voters do you see much of that in in his 100 reaction to
00:00:18.680 the tariffs 100 like he like you know the only per like i think danielle had a different stance 0.85
00:00:25.160 on tariffs and everybody says uh max had a different stance yeah max you had a different
00:00:29.180 stance but max unfortunately you're just you're just on the margins and uh and polyev
00:00:35.120 polyev i'd love i'm not a political strategist but i would love to see polyev he could have come out i
00:00:45.600 don't think there would have been any harm in him saying how about we just negotiate how about we
00:00:49.700 just meet trump and negotiate with him or or do something different force the hand of the like he
00:00:56.120 could have done something different i did was literally like play exactly the same liberal like
00:01:02.240 there was nothing about his stance that was different from the liberals like nothing so like
00:01:08.180 give me something but he he indistinguishable i would love to do a test where we take some of
00:01:15.240 the statements on tariffs from each leader of the political party hide the names and then oh yeah
00:01:22.320 see people can actually tell who said what because they are not that different well you could what's
00:01:28.400 the conservative you could do that on tariffs and you could actually do that on every liberal candidate
00:01:32.360 right now that's running for the liberal leadership right i mean oh we're going to can the carbon tax
00:01:38.040 we're going to reconsider we're going to lower taxes we're reversing our policy on uh on the inclusion
00:01:43.900 rate for uh capital gains like god i haven't like the the they are all going down this like that's what
00:01:52.320 i've been criticizing pierre don't be conservative light or liberal light or whatever you want to call it
00:01:58.680 be conservative and and and again i'm not a political uh strategist but being conservative
00:02:06.240 seems to work in places like alberta and it's worked in florida and north dakota whatever like
00:02:13.220 what was paulia's arguably most popular moment was when he was eating that apple and giving that 0.99
00:02:20.420 reporter shit for asking a stupid question extremely trump-like in in his delivery very like 1.00
00:02:26.080 that sort of adversarial relationship with a like a shit lib reporter that's perfect you should lean 1.00
00:02:31.160 into that like people love that 0.99
00:02:32.720 you