The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Battle River Election Results (ft. Frank Vaughan & Clyde Do Something)

00:00:00.000 hey guys sorry about being a little bit late on i had to grab myself some tea after waking up very

00:00:08.580 late because i did not actually go to sleep last night and so my only sleep was an afternoon nap

00:00:14.560 contemplating doing the stream and now i have to figure out how to get rid of that glare one day

00:00:20.400 on that painting uh not painting but that graphic always annoying when you have to do you add

00:00:25.920 something new to the set and everything gets thrown off because just you know look at that

00:00:32.020 that's annoying we'll just figure out a way of like moving that in such a way where we uh in such you

00:00:37.700 know such a way where we don't end up seeing all that glare coming off of the um light there but

00:00:44.240 i think we will learn to live with it so tonight we have the battle river crowfoot election results

00:00:52.680 i naturally i'm starting early because i didn't want to start right when they're counting ballots

00:00:59.040 uh but we can always uh i have it up the um all of the results on who's you know uh on the website for

00:01:06.880 the election uh for the uh uh elections canada and naturally the thing looks like an absolute dog's

00:01:15.480 breakfast because there are we that many candidates isn't that isn't that something to look at right

00:01:23.480 there uh the good thing is hopefully this means it will be easier i hope that they actually start

00:01:28.180 ordering them in who's leading rather than me having to scroll down and find out who's leading but

00:01:33.420 far be it from me to tell elections canada how to do their job thanks i you know i'm happy to see

00:01:41.380 frank vaughn in the chat today it's always fun to see frank uh and hey bit albi says good luck with

00:01:50.300 the subs tonight wyatt it was really slow for a long time and now it's finally picked up yet again

00:01:55.900 and every time that we go by 100 that number should be jumping up so that'd be fun if that happens during

00:02:02.480 the course of the live stream uh but thanks uh right off the bat to verinder sidu for the two

00:02:08.860 dollar super chap about time you did a live stream well naturally it's become some sort of a trend

00:02:14.940 to do a live stream even during these like small time by elections so we ended up doing one even for

00:02:21.300 like the alberta uh by elections the three random ones uh in olds didsbury three hills and then ellersley

00:02:28.940 and strathcona and now we're doing it for battle river crowfoot and so maybe you guys want to give

00:02:35.240 me what you think you're going to you know what's the actual what do you think peer polyev is going

00:02:40.500 to be in chat what do you think the percentage of the vote that peer polyev will win mine is i think

00:02:47.040 he's going to get like 71 72 percent uh just seems like a reasonable number to me he's obviously not

00:02:53.100 going to do as well as damien kirk did because the liberals and the media are very focused in on this

00:02:59.020 riding trying to make his percentage of the vote lower um i don't really think it's going to matter at

00:03:04.960 the end of the day like if he gets 68 you're going to have the media making a big deal about it

00:03:10.220 like oh well damien kirk had 82 or 83 or whatever and now polyev has 68 does this mean it's over for

00:03:17.940 him it's like it's a by-election it's a by-election in the safest seat on the planet where a lot of

00:03:23.640 conservatives naturally aren't going to bother showing up because they always win in this riding

00:03:28.420 uh so frank says you're the reason i'm not doing one so sorry frank that i ended up uh doing this

00:03:38.520 and uh i don't know depriving you of the opportunity uh maybe you can even uh swing by the channel if

00:03:45.500 you want let me know if you want to jump on board and i can get to send you an invite to talk for a

00:03:50.420 little bit because we got like nothing to do until nine we have uh two dollars from raptor guys and

00:03:57.380 quickly is erino fool 2.0 uh i would say that bonnie crickley is obviously even more liberal than even

00:04:05.380 erino tool she's such an obvious front for the liberal media it would be too obvious for the

00:04:11.540 liberal media to be saying maybe people should vote for the liberal candidate and so they have an easy

00:04:17.120 out with bonnie crickley so they're not telling you to vote liberal they're just telling you to

00:04:21.320 vote for someone who would obviously in another context probably end up being a liberal candidate

00:04:25.640 uh it's just it's dishonest they know what they're doing they just want the plausible deniability oh

00:04:31.340 we're not partisan we're not telling you to vote for a liberal we're telling you to vote for an

00:04:34.640 independent we're just pumping up this random person nobody knows anything about because oh she's

00:04:39.220 just interesting no she's not whatever cj canada for five dollars says thanks as always for keeping

00:04:45.820 us updated better yet live uh well thank you uh thanks for watching the show and thanks for

00:04:51.160 supporting the show uh i like the live streams and i think i'm pretty well suited to them just because

00:04:56.780 i like to talk fast and you know generally that's the skill set required to do live streaming uh although

00:05:03.740 i can never watch live streams like it's not i'm i feel old watching like twitch and i i hate twitch it's

00:05:11.920 so bad um i'm actually going to send an invite link to frank if he wants to swing by uh for fun

00:05:19.840 uh it doesn't have to be the not not it doesn't have to be a long time but just a good time so frank

00:05:26.220 you do have that in your dms on x if you want uh we have kelly martin for two dollars saying where did

00:05:32.660 you get the sub counter i need one i in fact had somebody make it for me so in the channel lore the the

00:05:41.500 the epic channel lore i have a bet with my four friends that if i don't make the 100 000 subscribers

00:05:49.980 by mid-december of this year subscribe by the way if you're not one uh i owe all them dinner and

00:05:55.740 one of the guys's brother made me one and it's not like he didn't have to he found basically a code

00:06:02.580 online and then he grabbed some sort of a digital interface uh added the code to the interface and then

00:06:09.940 when you plug it in it immediately will you can basically add it as bluetooth on your computer

00:06:16.340 in order to connect it to the wi-fi and and it's also pre-programmed with the channel's id so when

00:06:22.660 it plugs in it immediately connects and tells you in the closest hundred how where you where the channel

00:06:28.340 is at but yeah that was fun uh franklin in the dark just sends ten dollars thank you for that

00:06:35.020 and we have david edwards for two dollars say subs were slow because of post-election depression

00:06:41.780 legitimately no no doubt i think a lot of people just check out of the news and what happens in

00:06:48.080 june is youtube does a big algorithm reset it's mid-summer it's slow for kind of all types of

00:06:54.540 content oftentimes in june you know it's summer people are you know hiking going kayaking they're

00:06:59.420 on vacation uh but the problem is whenever the algorithm has this soft reset the everything just

00:07:05.880 dies all content uh any niche content dies so like you know mr beast type channels that younger people

00:07:14.440 really really really like will still do well you know american politics on the algorithm will still

00:07:19.860 do well because it's american politics it's really a it's a big topic but canadian politics because it's

00:07:26.480 niche it's like youtube has to figure out who even watches this stuff again and then so you get like

00:07:31.680 you'll have like one they just do not give you any impressions you'll put up a video that you're

00:07:37.260 like i know that that's the type of topics people really like to hear about and after like an hour

00:07:42.780 you'll you'll have had 5 000 impressions which is nothing because a good click-through rate on youtube

00:07:48.640 is like early going is like 14 15 and then it will usually dive down to 8 so when you have

00:07:55.920 5 000 impressions it means in an hour if it's not your absolute best work ever you get like a

00:08:01.680 thousand views after an entire hour and it's just horrible um i'm gonna go back to normal comments by

00:08:08.500 the way guys i always have a rule where you don't have to super chat in any way but naturally i do get

00:08:14.820 to those first because it would be rude not to but graham finally sun the fee i think i'm reading that

00:08:22.800 right graham then i you son fifi zfs for five dollars thank you for that says he will win a 22

00:08:32.120 percent plurality with the votes for the longest uh candidates split evenly split okay so polyev is

00:08:39.660 going to win 22 of the vote and every other candidate is going to get like 0.2

00:08:44.880 cora for 10 says when you win the bet pick the most expensive menu items uh we're all very we're

00:08:52.940 all very uh frugal individuals we always go to places where we get a lot of value it's between a

00:08:58.600 korean restaurant we go to a lot and like a brazilian steakhouse and then we have haythor for 13.99

00:09:06.920 thank you for supporting the channel there with write-in ballots do you think any of the lb candidates

00:09:12.460 will actually get any votes you are you you're on to something very interesting i bet so few of these

00:09:20.180 guys are going to get one vote because you have to look at their name you have to write it down and

00:09:26.040 then you'd like you know put in the ballot box it's not somebody with a massive ballot eventually just

00:09:31.040 succumbing to boredom and just sticking an x on a guy it is you need to write it down you need to care

00:09:37.060 enough about that individual to write it down i guarantee out of these like 195 people most of

00:09:43.660 them are not going to get a single vote

00:09:45.140 i i just like how this question's phrased why did you think dumb liberals are retarded

00:09:57.580 i don't think that's i i think that people just based on where they're from the country

00:10:03.440 you know the context that they live what their wealth is like and all that can end up voting for

00:10:09.540 parties oftentimes for reasons that aren't rational but from their perspective it doesn't really matter

00:10:15.960 and it's the party that makes them feel good to vote for because they're already comfortable and so

00:10:20.380 they don't really need to ponder the consequences of their actions

00:10:23.760 andrew kelly says do you have a real job why or do you uh depend on morons to give you donations

00:10:32.100 through your bs nonsense wow that's that's nice andrew kelly uh i mostly do get money from just

00:10:39.520 passive ad views uh no real super chats to that and i have a job i actually at one point had three jobs

00:10:47.200 i work a lot i always like answering people's questions like that like what's your actual problem

00:10:52.680 here uh okay you don't like the channel thanks for showing up and i guess giving it attention

00:10:58.180 uh brat says will we get the results tonight hi from brattney hey brattney from x uh will

00:11:10.360 i think i think we will because it will be pretty easy to count because it'll just be like you know

00:11:16.200 uh poly a vote poly a vote poly a vote but we have uh frank vaughn jumping on here in just a second

00:11:23.120 we have wiley coyote saying vote for bonnie critchley oh by the way guys i think uh predictions what do

00:11:29.720 you think bonnie critchley is going to get but yeah uh we have cj kanda saying at the national

00:11:35.160 telegraph i try and send you at least five dollars a month on youtube i have asked before where best to

00:11:40.980 donate give send go i guess works well i don't even mind if it's over super chat if you want to ask

00:11:46.840 question obviously because even though youtube takes a cut of it it also helps promote your videos

00:11:52.500 more because they tend to be like oh hey this channel does well uh it's this kind of uh you know

00:11:58.620 strange relationship where it's like you kind of like pay them to be nicer to you so i'm always fine

00:12:03.000 if they you know they make money off stuff and then i'm gonna do this last super chat before bringing

00:12:07.780 on frank wrapped a guy for five bucks says might release some parody lyrics tonight without p uh

00:12:13.200 pierre to the tune of without me eminem guess who's back scream and shout aliev in the house

00:12:20.080 you know i think it's actually yeah that'd be good you should actually you probably ai that honestly

00:12:24.860 hunter the sports fan says hey why will you and jj mccullough ever collab again i could see that i

00:12:32.260 could easily see us collabing again uh we talk a decent amount about random stuff going on but our

00:12:37.400 styles of channel are very different so it doesn't overlap all the time but now we have mr franklin

00:12:44.300 vano himself how is it going on how's it going frank it's going good man and you know you have

00:12:50.980 the best group of haters that have ever been collected under a channel they always underestimate

00:12:57.240 you and you always give them attention they give you lots of engagement and they never see you coming

00:13:04.260 you're one of the most resilient people i know they do good memes you laugh at them and i just

00:13:10.380 think it's um i think they try and they fail and you've done a really good job with that yeah well i

00:13:16.720 have fun with it because i it's actually something that um a guy both of us know daniel boardman says

00:13:22.860 if someone says you know i hate you you suck you know take your own life it's like i they basically just

00:13:28.680 mean i disagree and if there's someone's like i love you you're the greatest you know blah blah like

00:13:33.980 i i i will donate my blood plasma to you it's like i agree that's literally all it oftentimes means

00:13:41.460 other than like yeah i know people like the style people like the way things are done uh which is you

00:13:45.880 know fair i'll i have lots of you know people that i watch that i think they you know serve up news in a

00:13:51.320 certain way that i think is really compelling like you do i end up watching like a lot of your show

00:13:56.160 even though uh you know there's like really you know there's a lot i watch american politics i

00:14:01.940 actually kind of get annoyed over time with american political commentators because everything

00:14:05.480 in a certain sense gets so polished i think they actually lose the art of commentary

00:14:09.840 it gets it's overproduced and and a lot of it's produced um in a very similar style very similar

00:14:18.900 quality similar focuses like it there's kind of a i think i think what happens is when podcasting and

00:14:25.000 and youtube kind of come into their own and actually become dominant you're gonna see a

00:14:29.340 uh maybe some androgyny come into it so similitude and how they're filmed and how they're produced

00:14:37.140 yeah someone comes around and they're like no no this is the scientific way that you should be doing

00:14:42.660 this that maximizes viewer engagement all these things like someone i still like but i can i feel the

00:14:49.460 show has gotten much worse is ben shapiro ben shapiro when the daily wires first starts up or

00:14:55.960 actually even back when i used to listen to him on like seattle radio fantastic you know takes on

00:15:01.880 maybe three topics in the show really really talks through each one on what he thinks and minute and

00:15:07.800 he brings up fun minute details that most people wouldn't care about but he thinks they're important

00:15:12.080 and now uh the show's like him trying to go through like six seven topics in an hour and it's like

00:15:18.060 you might as well just be the newsman because there's no room for commentary and and so you

00:15:22.260 have to follow back on very generic takes on different issues like i i always want to tear

00:15:26.980 my hair out because i like following um the new york city mayoral a race and every time it's a good

00:15:34.560 one and it's like there are legitimately three different people who can win mom donnie puris liwa

00:15:39.840 and and andrew cuomo and every time shapiro talks about that he's like oh it looks like mom donnie's

00:15:45.960 running away from it according to this extremely progressive pollster it's like dude what are you

00:15:51.120 doing it feels like your team handed you a script who don't know what they're talking about and you

00:15:56.120 cited this zenith poll that says mom donnie's gonna win it's like you might as well be citing data for

00:16:00.820 progress it's a pollster that literally exists to pretend like uh progressives are more popular than

00:16:07.740 they really are uh but actually uh before we i know not really before anything uh i wanted to

00:16:14.700 quickly bring up this story because i found it hilarious for us to talk about your your stuff

00:16:20.440 when it comes to the united states and canada is always really good and uh i i think that you'll

00:16:25.740 probably get a kick out of this so did you see uh what cesus just posted a little bit ago

00:16:31.780 probably not this is breaking news for frank vaughn this is uh cesus canada back in june

00:16:41.120 cesus launched his hashtag pride season celebrations with a few guest speakers

00:16:46.080 thanks to the talented two-spirit hoop dancer makian rankian gurian the hilarious canadian comedian

00:16:54.280 ava veil and inspirational public servant david da silva and it keeps going on it's like

00:16:59.820 we posted this you know we don't get invited to the nato talks we don't get invited to any summit

00:17:08.040 we can't even be in the same state as trump and putin at the time that their meeting goes on we

00:17:13.740 can't be there for zelensky nothing but we get to this we get to celebrate pride in the month of august

00:17:20.580 in canada with our through our national intelligence agency i just i think our national intelligence

00:17:28.020 agency should be busy doing other things it's just not and it's not just them there's a lot of areas

00:17:34.120 of the bureaucracy where like i see this as just pure politicization it's not just virtue signaling

00:17:39.560 it's it's ideology that's infected the bureaucratic layers of our government i just wish they were more

00:17:46.360 focused on other things like i've seen canada border services do very similar signaling but they

00:17:53.860 don't really talk about how they're repairing ties with the united states and how the united states

00:17:57.480 just doesn't trust them the united states views canada border services as corrupt enough that

00:18:03.040 they get cut out of intelligence meetings with their u.s counterparts and we're talking about pride

00:18:08.620 like we should be talking about how to actually restore utility to these ministries rather than just

00:18:15.280 have it be politics all the time yeah and uh like it is not even like uh the foreign meetings or or

00:18:23.860 talking with the americans is even of highest priority it's like doing the bare basics you know

00:18:29.460 how about we actually crack down on triads in the in the port systems in canada how about we crack down

00:18:36.180 on other transnational gay gangs terrorist organizations whatnot and it's like real things

00:18:41.840 yeah like uh that'd be that'd be tough that'd be difficult to do uh it's just asinine over time

00:18:48.860 and and i i even had a guy saying this was okay i needed to actually find this because it was so stupid

00:18:54.020 so i had a guy like trying to attack attack me for my take on this because i was just saying hey you

00:18:59.480 know we we don't get to actually be at meetings uh with other western countries intelligence but we do get

00:19:06.900 to celebrate pride and i had this guy marty levesque say you want a spy agency to tweet

00:19:11.820 what they are doing and this like went on and on like just him saying like no i'm good also do you

00:19:19.660 expect any spy agency to disclose what they're doing it's like okay i guess it ceases tweets dumb garbage

00:19:25.620 now because i guess it's like what james bond would do to throw people off his scent

00:19:30.780 yeah yeah i mean uh there's probably a staggeringly high cost that went into crafting and delivering

00:19:39.000 that tweet it's a free service twitter but i'm sure there's some kind of cost that's incurred by

00:19:43.900 the government to use it it's uh it's something else but i mean back to what you were saying about

00:19:49.800 um just trying to be at these meetings or even just on a basic level repairing our relationship with

00:19:56.280 the united states i've been saying in my videos that america and trump are not the same thing

00:20:01.000 and canada's kind of treating trump like he's never going to go away and that the underlying

00:20:07.340 structure of america that we trade with so much we're doing all this irreparable damage to our

00:20:12.400 relationship with these people i don't really see anybody talking about fixing it it's just it's all

00:20:17.480 about trump and i think the damage will go past trump if you're looking at this from a federal

00:20:23.380 perspective i don't know why all the federalists in the room are getting behind this idea that we're

00:20:28.160 going to divorce america we're going to offend america we got to run away from america in three

00:20:33.160 years trump's gone and we got to live with them we can't physically move the country somewhere else on

00:20:38.440 the planet like we're stuck living right beside this country and we're being quite belligerent now

00:20:43.480 they might be being a little bit belligerent back but i think they're entitled to it i think it's

00:20:48.000 fair for two parties when they get in an argument to go back and forth it's it's again i'm so obnoxious

00:20:54.560 whenever we have to talk about the tariffs issue and there are people who just genuinely do not

00:20:59.320 care about the context that we've been harping their products for decades at this point and they're

00:21:05.680 like well trump's trying to put a 35 tariff on us blah blah even though we have the way out which is

00:21:10.940 the incoming usmca compliant although i don't like when people say well see it doesn't really matter

00:21:15.740 if we sign a trade deal or not because you can become usmca compliant not pay the the duties it's

00:21:20.160 like it's like yeah but the problem is it costs money to become usmca compliant that's why most

00:21:24.920 companies didn't bother because previously you know the five to seven percent tariff you'd spend

00:21:29.620 on or you'd pay for any product that didn't follow all the regulations was considered a worthwhile

00:21:35.020 trade for the cost of becoming compliant like who cares i'm just sending in some t-shirts i'll pay five

00:21:40.480 percent uh so only about like 35 percent of products even bothered and now most of them

00:21:45.640 do but it's not because we're avoiding higher costs it's just that we are picking the higher

00:21:49.980 cost that is lesser but we went from you know the elbows up you know we're going to take on the

00:21:55.900 americans mark carney's going to ride down on an abrams tank to the white house and slap trump

00:22:01.920 across the face we're going to cut we're going to cut 1.5 million people off from their electricity

00:22:06.160 oh my god yeah with a smile on our face with a smile on our face a war crime or a crime against

00:22:11.920 humanity that was like what pitched as a real idea like we're going to cut off their power and then

00:22:17.940 we're going to bring them to the table it's like yeah that's how that's going to work we're just

00:22:21.860 going to shut off the power and then they're going to do nothing and like big uh you know why the public

00:22:26.940 the public doesn't understand these things doesn't understand they're not being educated and you know

00:22:32.220 this the media is not educating them politicians aren't educating we're not telling them that look we

00:22:36.140 tariff the world i covered in today's video uh it's an af an associated press fact check of the

00:22:42.600 idea that canada tariffs the united states and it was misleading and so they went in to talk about the

00:22:48.480 quota system and how on all these different products there's a certain tonnage that's allowed

00:22:53.260 into canada that is tariff free but then if you exceed that of course the tariffs kick in and thus we

00:22:59.580 don't collect a lot of money on those tariffs and i'm like the quota system is part of the mechanism

00:23:04.820 and the tariffs are so heavy that nobody wants to do business in canada working as intended i don't

00:23:11.080 really see it as misleading maybe it's incomplete but it it doesn't that the media my point is the

00:23:16.780 media is busy telling the public that they're being misled when we talk about the tariffs we charge

00:23:23.380 other people but they're not being misled but the media that instead of telling the full story

00:23:29.040 that's what they're consumed with and the public is is taking that in right i'm not saying this person's

00:23:34.100 has that sort of mindset who's saying that it's all america's fault but it's common thing i'm not

00:23:39.440 trying to single out terry french here but it's it's just a good framing to talk about the things

00:23:43.700 that had happened before uh terry french says trump started the belligerence against canada we're

00:23:49.120 retaliating as any country uh with dignity would the problem is though it wasn't just the supply

00:23:55.680 management tariffs we had the biden administration saying do not pass that digital services tax because

00:24:01.640 we obviously know outside of spotify this is 95 affecting uh silicon valley companies companies

00:24:10.040 out in austin texas you know new york you're obviously just taxing us and it's a bit of it you

00:24:16.780 know it's a tax on everyone but it's like if you only taxed you know it's like if all it's like if you

00:24:23.760 taxed smash mouth albums it's a tax on america i mean like oh it's but it's smash mouth albums

00:24:30.700 everywhere it's like yeah but where are they coming from uh and so it was dishonest so

00:24:35.740 have we retaliated against the u.s doing something sure but from their perspective

00:24:42.060 they've also they're also retaliating against the fact that we really don't pay our own way when it

00:24:47.160 comes to defense spending that we have these ridiculous you know dairy and chicken tariffs on

00:24:52.900 their farmers wisconsin is on the border you think people who like to make cheese in wisconsin

00:24:58.220 wouldn't like to be able to sell into canada rather than having to just you know sell into like the

00:25:02.980 deep south or or the west it's easier to just sell right over the border uh and it would be good for

00:25:09.060 canadians that's the that's the kind of hidden secret that the quota system is not even good for

00:25:13.000 canadian farmers especially ones out west well and terry talked about belligerence like everything

00:25:18.940 you said there is golden but if we're if we're going to go down to the mood if we're going to go down

00:25:22.540 to the tone because that's what so much of our political discourse is about is tone the tonality

00:25:27.660 of the trudeau regime and his partner sing towards the united states while biden was in office was kind

00:25:34.900 of friendly to biden but they never missed an opportunity to inflame the republican base and

00:25:39.820 inflame the trumpian base anticipating i guess that he was never going to return so the idea that the

00:25:45.160 belligerence started on his end i just don't think it holds water i think it's gone back and forth

00:25:50.620 pretty evenly and this whole thing started with this concept of reciprocal tariffs and the americans

00:25:55.680 being locked out to their disadvantage whether whether it's good for us or not whether we need

00:26:00.860 to protect dairy and all the arguments that are protectionist in nature that we all seem to take

00:26:05.420 for granted i'm talking about the royal we it's unfair to them and from their perspective they're allowed

00:26:13.680 to have their perspective why are we disadvantaging ourselves to this nation they're not even part of

00:26:18.380 the country and their prime minister openly insults the guy who just became president i think they have

00:26:26.540 a case for some belligerence and here's a polar vote vortex saying okay so it's ridiculous tariffs

00:26:33.500 and the digital service tax that hadn't been passed when it all started the problem is countries can see

00:26:39.260 things coming down the pipeline again why is joe biden when he was president taking time out of his life

00:26:46.860 uh to to say that hey guys what's with this digital service tax you know i thought we were supposed to

00:26:51.900 have a open trade relationship when you take stuff like that into account and when you have the basic

00:26:58.380 tariffs on certain products that have literally prevented americans from selling pretty much anything into canada

00:27:05.180 for decades they would see a 35 tariff on everything as being equivalent plus you know the the defense

00:27:12.780 spending and many other things that america pays for that canada doesn't have to pay for because people

00:27:18.140 act like oh who cares about defense spending who's going to attack canada it's like in the context that

00:27:22.380 america exists definitely nobody but uh people tend to take a lot of things for granted very much so

00:27:28.620 there's results now right are there just so we don't derail too much i'll see i i it's actually

00:27:34.620 very difficult to see if there's uh results because naturally okay there we go do you have

00:27:41.260 the elections canada website open what elections canada they have a live tally i'll send it i have

00:27:47.020 this tally right here this is the lot right now oh i'm sorry i was looking at the page i wasn't oh guys

00:27:52.300 goodness looks like no bonnie critchley was supposed to win and take the country back

00:28:00.620 i had somebody actually tweet that out the other day like i can't wait until bonnie critchley

00:28:04.540 beats polyev like i didn't think polyev was going to lose his own seat in the election and that was a

00:28:09.100 little bit of i was assuming goodness why would the conservatives let him run in a seat that could

00:28:13.900 be vulnerable unless they felt like they've surveyed it and it's secure and you know i guess i put too

00:28:19.500 much stock into the talent of jenny byrne uh and they didn't do it but like there are people

00:28:25.900 seriously thinking like you know bonnie's gonna take this one uh no no no it's a matter of margin

00:28:32.380 so like this is almost two percent of the vote here and it's to me it's a matter of margin like

00:28:37.820 did the do the independents like grant abraham and the ppc do they peel some of that conservative

00:28:42.140 support away or is it going to be a very united showing 87 is uh pretty strong as i don't want to

00:28:49.980 be rude to anyone who ever runs for office and seemingly takes it seriously shows up to uh events

00:28:55.900 but like when you see people like jonathan bridges at the ppc who's run multiple times before i believe

00:29:01.020 i think he's run at least twice uh in 25 and 21 and you get a vote i know we're only a couple votes in

00:29:08.300 we were only a couple in but like you got a vote it's obviously independent now how many

00:29:14.540 how many of those have a single vote already uh it basically cuts off right there so there's like

00:29:22.140 if i was to count this all up i can just quickly count it manually one two three

00:29:27.740 like nine or ten no not even because the libertarians ahead there there's 16 there are 16

00:29:33.980 candidates with a vote with a single vote and there are 114 candidates so there are 198 candidates who

00:29:42.140 have no votes so a stem mg for 279 asked why are you alberta born yes and i am from calgary always been

00:29:51.980 from calgary i should probably make sure i go back and answer some of the stuff because this is relevant

00:29:56.860 actually uh beast bcd c78 for 699 says have you told jenny byrne how you feel about how her

00:30:04.300 about uh her since the election if you haven't you should also bring back britney uh problems with

00:30:10.540 britney though is we work for different parties right now in british columbia so naturally that

00:30:15.420 probably isn't a good idea for her to want to join a live stream or something like that uh you know

00:30:21.020 people are sensitive out there i wouldn't care if somebody was like from a rival party doing live

00:30:25.740 streams together um but you know people are sensitive out there uh but like i've jenny knows

00:30:32.300 i don't like her she doesn't like me uh and frankly it's because i i don't put up with nonsense i don't

00:30:38.540 put up with you know with uh bad results for or i i don't like the way she does politics in general

00:30:44.860 in in a certain sense i actually kind of still see her touches on what the conservatives are doing right

00:30:49.020 now on the air canada strike it's been determined that the safest thing for the conservatives to do on this

00:30:55.340 issue and and polio has gotten better on many issues since the election way better on immigration

00:31:00.300 now uh i i will urge him that we need real tax reform you don't just cut tax a little more than

00:31:06.540 the liberals in certain brackets you just cut taxes across the board but on this issue of air canada

00:31:12.460 strikes you you have conservative mps not all of them some of them are taking the right stances but

00:31:17.100 some of them maybe because this is being recommended to them from like uh from party advisors but they're

00:31:23.500 running like saying oh carney is trying to serve his corporate buddies at air canada i'm like guys

00:31:29.500 air canada's bankrupt nearly oh but they made three billion dogs do you think that's actually a lot for

00:31:34.940 a company for a large company that has like shareholders or and whatnot three billions nothing

00:31:42.060 there are individuals who make more than three billion dollars and a half a year in the united states

00:31:46.940 individuals elon musk makes billions a year and now we're thinking that a company that employs like

00:31:53.260 tens of thousands of people just survive like just survives on like 5.7 margins forever

00:32:01.420 uh but yeah uh hamstead 343 for two dollars says results coming in poly of at 90 and we will be

00:32:08.620 jumping back to it right here it's yeah quite bad it's not a great look if you're not pure poly of

00:32:14.540 in this riding 85.9 is pretty oh no we have we have bonnie critchley slowly climbing up to victory

00:32:26.860 what what do you think is a what do you think is a respectable number for the ppc in this riding

00:32:32.700 you know probably 0.7 percent if they can do what they did in the election yep i i mean well i don't

00:32:41.420 know if i can't call that respectable i can just say that maybe that's what will happen i mean he's at

00:32:46.380 13 votes so far you know night is long things can change could be regional support tell me about bonnie

00:32:55.260 critchley um because i'm gonna confess that i haven't paid a lot of attention i i think she's

00:32:59.740 the one that i see driving around and getting memed a lot why why is she an independent what happened

00:33:05.260 there i know here's my okay i have a i have a i have a miniature conspiracy theory on bonnie critchley

00:33:11.900 here um i i one people always have to lay off her a little bit she genuinely was in the military

00:33:17.580 served a frontline combat role in like an armored unit as like a woman like the second woman ever to

00:33:22.940 do it you know we can have a discussion of people and say should women be in those roles

00:33:26.540 okay she did a good job seemingly in that role so neither here nor there bonnie critchley to me

00:33:32.620 feels like somebody who was tapped by a liberal uh organizer an advisor saying can you run for us

00:33:38.540 because you know it's easier to promote a plucky independent candidate than it is plugging a

00:33:44.460 corporate liberal candidate uh so what i think the media wanted in this race wasn't independent

00:33:51.980 that they could interview put on podcasts talk about oh why is why is she getting so much buzz

00:33:58.220 there is no buzz nobody cares she's going to get blown out despite the fact that she's gotten probably

00:34:04.300 more interviews with the media about this race than peer poly of himself has gotten uh and but the thing

00:34:10.700 is again it gave the media license to talk about a candidate and talk about well why are people voting for

00:34:16.940 this person instead of peer poly of and i think that was it because you can even see from her campaign

00:34:22.540 she did tons of media but outside of maybe a handful of lawn signs that she put out it was you know

00:34:28.140 she'd like say like hey i'm here guys at a rodeo bye and then that would be it it was like obviously not

00:34:34.540 actually campaigning but again it was a way for the media to try and like make a hometown hero for people to

00:34:40.940 go and vote against and then cast it as you know look poly of it might not be as popular as you think

00:34:48.620 because look he only has 72 percent of the vote compared to 84 as if that even matters by elections

00:34:54.780 have weird turnouts and naturally in a riding as conservative as this the default voters are going

00:34:59.740 to be conservative whereas the hardcore uh you know people who if you vote liberal in a riding like

00:35:04.540 this you're pretty hardcore liberal because you're never going to win right but you're very likely to

00:35:09.100 show up in a by-election to stick it at poly of and but in this by-election it doesn't even look like

00:35:14.060 that's happened uh and poly of may actually look like he might come out with as much of a vote as

00:35:19.340 as damian kurakad but yeah we're gonna be pushing five percent now what do we have four or five percent

00:35:25.660 4.2 4.2 of polls in so this is getting significant statistically where are you seeing that what do we

00:35:32.860 know about uh darcy spadey do you what do you know about her darcy spadey oh it's a man running for

00:35:39.900 the conservatives uh no the liberals oh yeah sorry yeah for the for the liberals uh yeah do some like

00:35:47.740 sort of like oil and gas guy or whatever running for the liberals like frankly in a normal election

00:35:53.820 it's the type of guy you'd probably throw in there just to make the you know just to try and pump up your

00:35:59.180 numbers a bit have a guy who's a liberal but not really that much of a liberal um you know he's the

00:36:04.220 type of guy that maybe in an urban area would have been running for the conservatives in toronto

00:36:09.100 um and obviously his numbers are doing nothing i wouldn't be even shocked to hear that in the

00:36:13.580 aftermath of this election people were door knocking who were liberals for bonnie critchley because again

00:36:19.820 it might be the easier pitch to people and that's where i i think that she's a complete front she's a

00:36:25.500 front so that people can use her for the purposes that they want um but uh so yeah i'm i it's one of

00:36:34.060 those it's one of those situations where i don't think critchley would have run on her own unless she

00:36:39.660 was encouraged to but we have all riding at 85 so i'm going to let that go for a bit i watched some of

00:36:49.260 the town halls and whatnot they're honestly good on pure poly for showing up i actually was thinking that

00:36:53.900 maybe he shouldn't show up to any town halls or debates because is it just going to become

00:36:57.740 everyone ripping on him but i generally people kept it more respectable than you would think

00:37:04.460 yeah i mean with that kind of um with that kind of vote share you know even if it's even if there's

00:37:09.500 some lukewarm in there no it's it's not enough for people to show up and harass them and that riding

00:37:14.860 is kind of out of the way there's not a lot of public transport that takes people from calgary and

00:37:19.660 edmonton all the way out there and that usually cuts the number of protesters you get quite a bit

00:37:24.380 yeah yeah and who's and who which local crank is going to show up to like protest in favor

00:37:30.540 of like liberal causes and attack pure poly of like at the end of the day people were acting like oh

00:37:36.860 is is poly of like yeah he might not do as well as as damien couric did and that could still be shown

00:37:42.940 as we go through um as we go through the results here that he does a little bit worse than damien

00:37:48.060 couric maybe he does better but the prediction was like people wanted damien couric and what

00:37:53.180 critchley kept saying is oh we're being sold out by damien stepping down so the leader can have a seat

00:37:58.620 i'm like was sorry was was um i believe johnny mcdonald needed to win and uh needed to switch

00:38:04.460 seats with someone at one point william lyon mckenzie king did it twice i i don't remember hearing and

00:38:10.380 buying critchley's dissertation on why that was such a bad thing it's a fake reason oh we're being sold out

00:38:15.580 what do you mean because a leader needs to be present in the house of commons to get stuff

00:38:20.220 done we have nenshi in alberta running in a riding that he obviously doesn't live in he needed a seat

00:38:25.820 i don't care it makes sense i'm looking but oh he's actually the calgary guy but he's running up

00:38:30.540 in edmonton what was he gonna force one of the ndps to step down you know rachel notley was already

00:38:36.460 stepping down and then in ellersley some other guy that was actually a really funny situation do you

00:38:41.100 you know what happened in that one uh other alberta riding that had a by-election there was

00:38:45.340 that one old 33 hills i guarantee not as well as you what happened was uh this guy rob la jolla

00:38:54.140 who was a full-on communist who was a bc ndp mla he thought he could do bigger and better things

00:39:01.020 by jumping over to federal politics so he jumped over the liberals made him their candidate and then

00:39:07.180 they realized he was a nutcase but he had already resigned from his bc ndp mla seat and then they

00:39:12.380 kicked him out so he has no seat at all and then the ndp just replaced him in the by-election

00:39:17.900 i think he ended up running as an independent some riding federally and got like seven percent

00:39:22.220 of the vote it was funny uh so you know that would be really funny if the ndp just like

00:39:27.500 encouraged him to move on knowing that he'd just get kicked out of a federal seat because

00:39:31.180 they wanted to replace him with someone better so you know all these little things about canadian

00:39:39.100 politics all the details uh yeah it's decently interesting and half the time i'm listening to

00:39:44.780 other people it's not like i'm searching the conservative party after the election

00:39:53.660 there was a lot of discussion i think everybody made up their mind that pierre poly of was it

00:39:57.580 that's the leader that's the guy he's been basically rising to that position for over a

00:40:03.100 decade and he was kind of meant for it and they had to keep him so of course in canadian politics

00:40:08.860 you have to find him a riding somewhere and if you're going to find him a riding you might as

00:40:12.700 well find him the safest riding in the entire country which is what they did because look at

00:40:16.700 that it's the the 212 ballot what they put on this thing plus what they did and i know it's symbolic

00:40:23.580 but it's it's not it's like there's the media targeting this guy um there's his own constituency

00:40:29.980 in some ways targeting this guy like the the americans had torpedoed his campaign or helped

00:40:34.860 torpedo his campaign like he had a lot of stuff going against him considering you might want to go to the

00:40:41.180 safest possible seat now what did what did what did the uh former candidate what he get was 87 uh it was

00:40:47.180 like 83 80 i think it's like 82 84 or whatever like that but it was like you know um low 80s or something

00:40:54.140 one thing i didn't have or don't have on my bingo card is pierre doing better than him that's not on

00:40:59.660 my bingo card at all that would come as a total surprise to me yeah that's that's still that's

00:41:03.900 still in the cards tonight because he's it is at the moment doing a little bit better and i can see

00:41:08.700 naturally a lot of people wanting to play this up as oh is someone going to be able to get poly of

00:41:13.580 in this by-election or at least embarrass him or something like that he's going to do worse and bonnie

00:41:18.060 pritchley's going to get like 18 of the vote and we're going to be like oh whoa what's this here and

00:41:23.260 it's like yeah but people on the ground don't think like that in terms of politics like they

00:41:28.220 don't think about what could help out the liberal narrative against poly of the best oh yeah i'm

00:41:34.380 going to show up and vote in an election that really doesn't matter so that the liberals get

00:41:38.380 to put a graphic out saying look poly of got only 72 of the vote whereas damian kirk got 82 of the

00:41:45.820 vote really makes you think it's like it's not how normal people think well when when it comes to

00:41:51.820 by-elections it tends to be lower voter turnout but the voters that turn out are far more engaged

00:41:57.580 and they're engaged in the kind of thinking that you're describing right now so i think that's i think

00:42:04.380 that's more than fair but it was noise i mean there was a lot of noise i haven't talked about

00:42:09.260 this much at all because i thought for a by-election it's noisy enough out there for the last month i

00:42:15.580 let everybody else talk about it i didn't really like when people posted too much that that poly is

00:42:20.780 going to smash this thing blah blah it's like cheerleading post on x and it's like guys

00:42:25.740 yeah it's like standard operating procedure like i i kind of get annoyed a little bit with like cheerleader

00:42:31.260 culture for parties on social media they're you know like the kind of like you know put it posting

00:42:36.940 an ai image of like pure poly of with abs or whatever and being like we're gonna win this thing

00:42:41.340 like it's like no please stop just leave me alone yeah do it in the general if you're gonna do it at all

00:42:49.100 but uh we have a super chat from matt baker 87 here for five dollars thank you for that uh your channel

00:42:54.860 appeared in my suggestion feed before the last federal election and you've been doing a great job

00:42:59.980 representing polling data keep it up that is genuinely like one of my favorite types of videos

00:43:04.300 to do is the the the polling data because i think literally looking at the numbers of where parties

00:43:10.140 stand is interesting and i guarantee this whole air canada scenario uh this fiasco is going to hurt

00:43:16.380 the liberals badly and some people will be like oh liberals won't learn most of them are still going

00:43:21.340 to vote liberal it's like well yeah but elections are not won uh you know based on the liberals falling

00:43:27.180 by two-thirds they're going to lose the next election if they do lose by losing you know

00:43:32.940 a fifth of their voters losing even just a sixth of them they fall down by by five points in the polls

00:43:38.300 conservatives gain three or four and end up beating them in the popular vote by two and a half percent

00:43:43.100 and that's enough for like a strong minority or majority and this whole air canada fiasco is just

00:43:49.660 so bad for the liberals they have taken the like they it's like they measured it out with a with a rule

00:43:55.420 how to have the exact dumbest position possible you know it's not the ndp rah rah workers position

00:44:01.820 it's not the conservative saying like you know although i wish more conservatives would do this

00:44:06.140 but many of them are doing this that like you know the economy sucks the taxes in this country suck

00:44:11.660 uh you know be fair to workers in this more fulsome approach of wanting deregulation and lower taxes

00:44:18.460 and so like the liberals were like okay let's not we're not even there let's just openly seem like

00:44:24.220 we're taking the side of air canada and air canada isn't even necessarily wrong and they

00:44:28.380 don't even come out and explain well that this company's struggling the the tendons are struggling

00:44:33.100 so the government's going to step in and help i don't think the government needs to help i think

00:44:36.620 they need to get out of the way more than anything actually you know make it so that these airlines

00:44:41.020 aren't paying like 35 40 of their revenue every year in taxes uh you know whatever though but they

00:44:47.660 just like it was like forcing people back to work it's like wow this is such a great propaganda

00:44:52.220 moment for the ndp like nobody cares who don davies is but don davies now gets to have this

00:44:57.340 moment where he gets the microphone gets to yell about you know the workers and the people

00:45:01.100 in front of an airport and gets a bunch of juice in the media i'm happy to see it because

00:45:05.020 it's going to hurt the liberals but you know whatever

00:45:10.860 well and it it also makes carney look ineffective when they do a back-to-work order and they're

00:45:16.780 basically told now we're not gonna we're not gonna obey the law we're just gonna do our own thing

00:45:20.300 kind of forcing his hand and the other thing too is what's actually going to land with the liberal

00:45:26.460 base is something i don't think conservatives are very good at predicting because the big things don't

00:45:32.220 land like if you go to a wikipedia page dedicated to the number of scandals that have happened in

00:45:37.420 political scandals in canadian political history half of them come from the trudeau era and a lot of it

00:45:43.020 doesn't land the hypocrisy doesn't land but stranding a liberal's daughter in vietnam so they have no

00:45:49.740 no way to get home and i'm just that's a hypothetical situation but uh i've had two different people

00:45:55.260 that i've been talking to that have been affected by the sudden air canada cancellations

00:46:00.140 and they're basically told you're on your own figure it out yourself now if that was a private

00:46:04.380 company it wouldn't go down that way or sorry not a private company but maybe a different company

00:46:08.860 is what i should say but uh maybe this lands harder i think it's an attritional thing because

00:46:17.340 those scandals on the liberals because i'm just kind of responding to what clyde do something is

00:46:21.340 saying here uh air canada strike will be forgotten by the 2029 election well sure but i think that

00:46:27.740 that doesn't mean that there isn't going to be some ndp crossover voters they used to vote ndp every

00:46:33.980 election they voted liberal in 25 that this is going to be their reason to go back to supporting

00:46:38.780 the ndp again and that's what i mean in a general sense is this going to be forgotten sure but is it

00:46:47.020 going to in two and a half years remain pretty important to two percent of voters who were ndp voters

00:46:53.180 voting liberal who then shifted back in a general sense it was forgotten but specific voters remember

00:46:58.620 there's a reason why we will end up uh you know citing various particular things that justin trudeau

00:47:05.020 said or did uh back in the day that really bothers us his whole uh his whole statement about cal can

00:47:11.580 as a post-nationalist country post-national country do most people even know he said that

00:47:16.940 no but for people who care about it they'll never forgive him for saying something that you know anti-canadian

00:47:22.700 as his like got part of his guiding philosophy about what can it should be as a country

00:47:28.300 so yeah are to 90 even 98 of people know he said that no but the two percent of people who know

00:47:34.460 he said that hate his guts for it and probably volunteer for the conservatives just to mess him

00:47:38.380 over well and the other thing about what or the thing that just stood just stood out to me is

00:47:43.580 clyde mentioned 2029 is the next election and we all just accepted that as reality forgetting that this

00:47:50.540 is a minority government and such a thing in our past usually meant that you would get an election

00:47:55.340 within a year two three at most and now we can virtually expect it not to happen for at least

00:48:00.780 four like everybody's accepted that they're here they're here to stay and they're not going anywhere

00:48:06.140 and that's uh to me at least at 45 years old that's uh that's a big change because minority governments

00:48:12.620 it's always speculation about when it falls and that's changed if another legacy if the uh uh if

00:48:21.100 the liberal uh sorry if the uh what is it um if the ndp is smart they would actually go out and uh and

00:48:29.660 they would be the ones to trigger the election it's what layton did in 2004 after 2004 layton held all the

00:48:36.300 cards and said i'm going to call an election whenever it suits me and so when uh when paul martin

00:48:42.860 had basically crossed layton in 2005 and was basically trying to bully him into like uh you

00:48:48.460 know voting for things and supporting things he didn't want to support uh you know layton pulled

00:48:52.700 the plug on the government and then went to an election now obviously layton alone can't pull the

00:48:57.660 plug but he knows the conservatives want an election as soon as possible and so he sits there

00:49:02.060 saying okay you get you better give me what i want we're going to an election and jack layton

00:49:06.940 whatever you think about his politics had killer instinct for elections the man knew the exact time

00:49:13.020 in order to capitalize and grow his party he's the jagmeet singh was the exact opposite of jack layton

00:49:23.580 jagmeet singh sees risk and he runs away whereas latencies a potential gamble where if we do this

00:49:31.580 right we will double our seats and as a party leader your job is to grow your party's power

00:49:37.260 that is all you are supposed to do as a party leader and you know national party director and

00:49:41.980 whatnot you serve the party and its base and so you make decisions that are going to give your party

00:49:47.660 as much power and influence sometimes that means you prop up a government who will do what you want

00:49:53.020 in office but as soon as that stops being a great deal and as soon as now you're having to

00:49:57.660 carry their the negatives that they're generating through their bad policy that they're trying to

00:50:02.140 get you to rubber stamp that's when you pull the plug like there are so many times that if if jack

00:50:06.620 meet singh had called the election in september of 2024 probably would have gained probably two dozen

00:50:11.980 seats at least well and that's shortly in the wake of the election i was talking about that and

00:50:18.460 there's this redemption arc story for the ndp it doesn't get much worse for them they're broke

00:50:23.420 they only have what is it seven seats they're effectively locked out the only thing that's

00:50:28.060 saving them right now is their minority status but if they actually want to build for the future

00:50:31.980 they can't do it by rubber stamping the liberal agenda one of the reasons they may not have had any

00:50:37.980 meaningful votes in the three weeks is simply that the ndp may not be willing to vote with them

00:50:44.140 for very long this time around if they're actually plotting a future then they have to go

00:50:49.100 opposition and adversarial again that's the redemption arc even when you are not um trying

00:50:54.460 to defeat the government what you do is you beat them and embarrass them on votes and they've already

00:50:58.700 done that twice so far where they voted with conservatives in the bloc forcing the spring uh

00:51:04.620 demanding the spring uh uh spring budget uh there was another issue where they they ended up voting to

00:51:10.220 compel the liberals to do something and this is another one of those things where do people actually

00:51:15.740 care do people even remember that that happened 99 of people probably don't you know maybe five

00:51:22.140 percent of people remember that the the house of commons voted to compel the liberals to table the

00:51:27.900 spring budget and the liberals defied them it's like is that a big issue no but it's flavor it's kind

00:51:34.620 of just little bits of flavor going into the soup that is going to be the context of the next election

00:51:40.300 and it's the ndp and the conservatives uh demonstrating that we see we are basically

00:51:45.340 saying we would be doing this if it wasn't for these guys holding it up and it's just that narrative

00:51:50.460 that you build and narratives aren't just built out of you know massive pillars you also need your

00:51:54.860 small little bricks and your plaster and whatnot uh in order to put the whole thing together

00:51:59.580 mm-hmm uh you're running at about eight percent now where are you seeing that where the turnout is

00:52:09.180 i'm just i'm wondering why if cbc is going to call this thing i mean you're looking at the cbc

00:52:14.540 maybe i should look at that one as well that one might be better because every time this the elections

00:52:18.860 can the official website reloads it like kicks me back up to the top corner because i try and zoom in

00:52:24.300 a little bit um and then i have to okay can i see this come on come on guys it looks like the

00:52:33.500 toronto star is a live update ah you subscribe to them i don't like that you have to subscribe for

00:52:39.820 every single thing even 11 year old articles they want money and it's not a little bit of money

00:52:45.340 their regular price is something like 300 a year that's after they get 112 000 a week in subsidies from

00:52:51.660 the federal government like they're greedy you want to talk about corporate greed let's talk about

00:52:55.340 toronto star well and you know the fact that they're getting they have they got the well the

00:53:00.540 first online gambling license from the uh ford government in case you were still under the

00:53:06.220 impression any of you out there that ford's a conservative he to please the the tor star he gave

00:53:11.660 them the first online gambling license to help buoy their revenues but yeah they have they get

00:53:16.780 government money directly they have general numbers when they have general grants that everyone has

00:53:22.220 access to that they access they have specific grants that they can access these people these

00:53:26.940 people are getting millions of dollars in taxpayer money and subsidies and you can't have anything for

00:53:31.900 free yeah it's ridiculous like an 11 year old article like you can and you know you can just

00:53:39.900 download an app and bypass it all anyway if you want to i don't tend to because i just i don't care

00:53:45.340 i'll go get you can get sometimes you can get the exact same article from somewhere else with no

00:53:50.300 paywall you're right sometimes it's a it's a uh can to press article that they're just republishing

00:53:55.500 but you have to pay them for it whereas your like local cbc affiliate just has it for free

00:54:03.740 uh leah jet asks why what if nate earth sky and smith crosses the floor to conservatives on day

00:54:10.700 one in house of commons it's not going to happen nate uh nate is a leftist he is a leftist liberal

00:54:17.820 and yes he's been attacking he basically took a shot at uh at carney for the air canada situation

00:54:23.500 saying like it was something along the lines of you know there are some complex labor disputes but

00:54:29.500 this isn't one of them you know we need to support workers and all that and it was obviously basically

00:54:34.060 saying that carney and the liberals are doing a bad job on this particular file and um but i don't

00:54:42.380 see him ever joining the conservatives the man's a radical vegan who's tried to push laws to basically

00:54:47.020 you know tax meat more and stuff like that you'd be more likely to join the ndp or join the green party

00:54:54.140 all right so the number to beat is 82.84 82.84 from uh kirk in the last one yeah i believe so um

00:55:11.260 and so what we need last election 82.84 conservative yeah it's just it's the wiki's funny because it's got

00:55:17.260 polyev's face over it maybe yeah 82.84 last election yep so he's running ahead

00:55:30.540 grant abraham is going to feel good about himself if he does better than the ndp in this uh riding

00:55:34.940 he's currently in fourth place yep i i did find i know a lot of people are like oh why you should

00:55:41.660 talk to grant abraham you should have him on oh he said this thing that was really based or something

00:55:45.580 it's like if you watch grant abraham long enough though he will engage in really dishonest attacks

00:55:51.020 on the conservatives in ways we're like don't do that just leave it alone i remember at one point

00:55:56.300 he attacked polyev uh as being like oh why isn't he getting a security clearance i'm like why are you

00:56:02.060 using this talking point it's such a lame talking point that you're using in order to attack uh him

00:56:08.380 it's debunked there's no point in doing it they're going to do a background check on polyev's

00:56:13.260 dog if he does it like they they do a background check and every single person in your family

00:56:17.420 interview them all for what benefit that you're going to show he's already done background checks

00:56:22.460 himself he can pass them and it was a worthless endeavor to the point where thomas small care

00:56:28.140 the former ndp leader said yeah i would also not uh subject myself to a background check for no benefit

00:56:33.740 whatsoever i think in politics there's a certain amount of talking points and there's a certain

00:56:41.500 certain amount of like even in alternative third-party politics there's the same arguments

00:56:47.020 that get recycled to try and create political space i don't really see anybody thinking outside

00:56:52.700 the box like there might be differences on policy and whatever but the approach between political

00:56:57.420 candidates there's not a lot of um not a lot of variety in the arguments that you see um i'd be

00:57:04.860 interested to see if grant wants to talk after the by-election yeah maybe have a conversation

00:57:12.060 yeah and and that's what i would also have said about what was going on i'm not i'm not exactly um

00:57:18.140 like the guy who's going to go around interviewing all the candidates i'm not inverting pure poly of

00:57:22.700 either and you say well he doesn't need the help it's like well you know at the end of the day you

00:57:27.100 kind of have to go and campaign for yourself i can't help you win in this riding and so why would i

00:57:32.620 bring you on in a context where it's going to look like i'm trying to like support you it's not

00:57:37.580 because i'm like hate you it's just that you know it's just not what this is about but since i've

00:57:42.620 been seeing clyde in the lives chat i i've dropped clyde a link if he wants to jump on the live stream

00:57:47.100 just for the you know craps and giggles of the whole thing naturally we don't have to be here very

00:57:52.700 long tonight because i think we can all see where this entire election is going already it's

00:57:58.300 tightening it's tightening big time he's down to 84.3 oh my goodness he's coming up the downfall is

00:58:05.500 starting yeah how many uh look how look how far you down you have to go until you find just the zero

00:58:11.900 vote crew good job good job boys i this should be able to hide what you should be able to hide that

00:58:20.460 you know what i mean hide zero votes with all with the budget elections canada has yeah you think

00:58:26.540 you'd be able to do this but hello clyde how's it going are you are you firmly in the bonnie critchley

00:58:33.980 camp i'm not in any camp i don't care this is a it's an inconsequential election uh to bring back

00:58:43.420 pierre polyev so he can have his quips for the next uh three and a half years until we see another

00:58:49.900 election the quips and i i mean they're gonna be good quips believe me believe me they're good

00:58:55.180 quips you know uh the the passive aggressive games or what we call the um question period

00:59:01.980 once a a few times a week we get to go watch that i have a hard time with it personally myself but

00:59:08.460 here is he's proven himself to be a very good uh conservative uh leader of the opposition

00:59:18.300 yeah i i i genuinely don't watch the question period that much like if something big happens

00:59:24.540 i'll reference it but you'll get people who'd like do a reaction video to uh the result or to what's

00:59:30.940 going on in question period every day i'm like it genuinely is sometimes the same thing being repeated

00:59:35.980 every single day like i work for one bc in in british columbia and our thing with the conservatives

00:59:42.300 is that we don't understand why they ask the same questions every single legislature sitting it's like

00:59:48.940 why you're not getting any benefit out of any of this like the fifth time someone asks a question

00:59:54.860 about fentanyl on the same day does not grow your popularity it's ridiculous and so i've just taken it

01:00:01.820 uh taken to calling it the eleanor sterko sing-along because it's either eleanor sterko or peter millibar

01:00:07.820 uh the mlas leading leading the children the mlas and the bc conservative caucus saying so what if we

01:00:14.380 literally eleanor sterko will do like a what did we learn today kind of a uh a thing it turns out that

01:00:20.380 crime is bad and from all the questions that we've asked about crime today crime is still in fact bad it's

01:00:25.660 like half a out of the box question catch eb by surprise like as the independents and now the 1bc

01:00:32.380 mlas we ask we're able to ask really out of the box questions about corruption with the ccp and whatnot

01:00:38.140 and it takes uh eb's by surprise i'm not even kidding we had an ndp mla when tara armstrong one of our

01:00:45.740 one of our mlas went after uh eb for his connections with uh with um ding glow uh ccp connected uh individual

01:00:54.780 who was in his advisor to eb when we when she started asking that question i know this one mvp

01:00:59.500 guy who hates eb's guts he looks up at the gallery where like there was a lot of 1bc staff members

01:01:04.620 and he just smiled because he knew that david was not going to have a fun time

01:01:09.820 so that's that's the that's the idea the thought that question period is actually trying to get

01:01:15.900 answers for the questions they call it question period for a reason they don't call it answer period

01:01:20.620 it really has turned out turned into a new thing in this new day and age of of social media where

01:01:27.980 question period is literally the spot where you can each politician can do a grandstand do their do

01:01:35.500 their thing where they have their quip and then they can put it on social media it's really a an

01:01:39.900 exercise in that anymore any uh any previous purpose for question period is long long over let's be clear

01:01:48.540 to a big reason for question period is so that mps can flex a little bit you know they can show their

01:01:54.860 personalities they can use it for clips later on social media so that people will follow them it's

01:02:00.540 kind of just that because people eventually yeah it's pageantry and pageantry has its place in politics but

01:02:07.420 some people will take it like super seriously like the liberals just got exposed there it's like

01:02:12.060 not really not really they just ducked a question yeah everyone knows that they're lying and that's kind of it

01:02:18.540 well it matters close to elections that's when it really matters but as as i'm disagreeing with uh

01:02:27.420 some of the people in the chat some people are disagreeing with me i don't know where you guys

01:02:30.860 stand on this i don't see an election coming anytime soon uh this this election that we're we're talking

01:02:37.180 about right now is just to get pierre back into his position as the leader of the opposition and uh and

01:02:44.300 it's just an exercise in that really and the better the conservatives do the less likely that carney

01:02:49.260 would ever call an election that's true that's absolutely true and with the power the power really

01:02:57.740 is in the hands of what the bloc québécois at this point because the yeah very yeah there's

01:03:05.660 yeah one or the other it could be a bit of chance of the ndp i don't see that but i well they they do

01:03:14.140 have more to win out of this so if if an election did get called they could get more seats back which

01:03:20.700 they just like largely destroyed the party i don't know do people even have a stomach for the ndp

01:03:24.780 anymore but i look at it this way the black quebecois have more to gain with the liberals

01:03:31.580 in power than with the conservatives in power i don't see them wanting a popular conservative party

01:03:37.260 going into an election i don't see that happening it's not that the conservatives won't give them

01:03:42.620 certain concessions or certain things it's just the liberal liberals will give them so much more

01:03:48.140 the one problem that the liberals have right now with the bloc is just the fact that it's obviously not

01:03:53.740 a elbows up kind of a party they don't fit the liberal ethos because it's a party that genuinely

01:04:00.140 doesn't care about canada like you'll you'll see all these clips of use francois blanchet saying oh

01:04:05.020 yeah like like canada's a nation well like i would have to like you basically saying there's no nothing

01:04:09.660 that binds canada together and who gives a crap and whatnot and it's like wow that's you know

01:04:15.260 carney can't exactly work with these guys like i know he'd probably still be willing to depending on

01:04:19.660 the issue but it would look bad for the long long-term prospects of the liberals to be sidling

01:04:25.820 up with the guys who don't even think the can't the country's legitimate at the same time they'll

01:04:29.980 totally do that to stay anytime that there's a a vote that will be a confidence vote they'll absolutely

01:04:37.740 the black quebecois will bring up some stink about something that they want and the liberals will

01:04:42.940 capitulate so that they get their support or the ndp and the block will just kind of keep tag teaming on who

01:04:48.540 keeps the government in power and generally speaking like it it's smart for them to do

01:04:53.020 that right now because i i guarantee both parties are pretty flat broke at the moment

01:04:58.060 i don't i don't think there's anybody in canada that's really interested in an election

01:05:01.500 i don't even think the conservatives are interested in an election right now maybe in a year or two

01:05:06.380 years but i certainly know i don't think the americans want an election i don't think europe wants an

01:05:11.100 election so i think we're we're stuck with it for a while uh i just want to move on to the super chat

01:05:16.620 right here raptor guy for five dollars as bonnie critchley looks like the female at a fat b from

01:05:23.020 austin powers uh i'm not going to comment on that you can have that opinion i don't agree but

01:05:30.220 zander silver line descends in two bucks thank you for that uh matt baker 87 is that the matt baker from

01:05:36.460 the matt that matt baker channel baked on things uh five dollars has pierre and the cpc needs to take a

01:05:42.700 different stance on the usa maybe not pissing off the country where 80 percent of canadian business

01:05:47.740 is done is a good first step it's not even like they need to be like pro us they just need to not

01:05:55.340 parrot what the liberals say like it's such a silly mess talk about how the government that's been in

01:06:02.380 power for 10 years has completely ruined our relationship with the united states and while

01:06:06.380 trump might sound like a bad like you can still dump on trump if you want do it tactfully and then

01:06:11.500 advocate for a diplomatic approach that repairs the world's best relationship like i don't know why

01:06:17.740 that was never tried like why did the cpc just go right to team canada and identical talking points i i

01:06:26.460 maybe you can provide some insight but i i don't understand that there's a little rhetoric no one

01:06:30.940 threaded the rhetoric of the unjustified tariffs is something that the conservatives should abandon

01:06:37.740 because actually the fact that they're justifiable especially the punitive tariffs

01:06:43.100 could be a talking point for the conservatives they could definitely say well they are justifiable

01:06:47.660 when you look at the fentanyl issue in the country when you look at all the things that the

01:06:51.500 liberals are allowing to happen and nothing's being done about it yeah this is a big problem and

01:06:57.980 we would fix this problem and it wouldn't be an issue so we wouldn't have these punitive tariffs

01:07:02.700 on us as a country if we were in government and doing something about it but no they just went

01:07:09.020 straight for the unjustifiable tariffs and we're just gonna give you the same messaging that carny's

01:07:15.260 giving you only with a face that liberals can't love well and i would say another another thing about it

01:07:21.500 is uh like you don't even have to like be pro america or anti what you can just say is it's reality the

01:07:29.100 tariffs are reality now how are we going to get out of it that would be the smarter way of dealing

01:07:33.420 with it just say okay uh are the tariffs justified unjustified they're reality who cares i would just

01:07:40.060 say it that way um but they just felt like yeah like i think they're a little they have to not be

01:07:46.140 scared of their own shadows and take risks it's like you don't you you know risk nothing gain nothing

01:07:52.380 you know if you know nothing risk nothing gained here and uh i've even heard from conservative mps

01:07:57.980 they're like yeah just advisors want us to do it this way they're just convinced that this is the

01:08:03.180 safer route for us uh just talking about policy like you know just talking criticizing the liberals as

01:08:10.540 you know oh they're serving their corporate buddies over at air canada it's like are they though

01:08:16.380 or is it just the liberals are cowards and they don't want to you know tick off people going on

01:08:21.420 vacation and so they're against the you know it's kind of a bit of a combination always why the liberals

01:08:27.820 do what they do but don't start like adopting ndp talking points i feel like that's the dumbest

01:08:33.500 possible thing you could do sorry i'm trying to rework structure here was that go ahead

01:08:44.140 oh i think i got a good one okay new camera structure there we go it's easier to see us

01:08:49.580 oh nice people can see that up i think i think politicians are i think they take for granted

01:08:56.780 that the canadian public is not smart enough to understand bigger concepts so orange man bad

01:09:02.300 is at the intelligence level of the canadian public and i'm not saying that for myself

01:09:06.300 i'm saying it for our politicians i don't think they want to explain the triad problem i don't think

01:09:11.260 they want to explain the crime problem i don't think they want to explain that america isn't the

01:09:15.180 great big mortal enemy i think they want to win maybe the conservatives want to win and then do

01:09:20.620 something about it but they certainly don't have the the chutzpah to actually approach the problems

01:09:26.460 and tell the public like i've been saying polyev has the ability first off apple eating polyev the

01:09:31.660 polyev that we all know has the ability to call a press conference and have the national media there

01:09:37.420 streaming it live and he can confront them and he can combat them and he can lay down facts and he could

01:09:43.740 do this this thing and he could do it in a very canadian polite sort of civil way and maybe wake

01:09:50.380 some people up to some of the realities of what's going on in the country but instead whether it's

01:09:54.700 just jenny byrne or whether it's some other collection of advisors they've just said take

01:09:59.020 for granted the fact that the canadian public thinks the way it thinks and then cater to that

01:10:03.740 and hopefully cobble together a win and like i i would really like to see a resurgence of actual

01:10:09.100 leadership which is we have this idea here's why this idea is right and we're going to try and

01:10:14.460 convince you of the merit of our position rather than trying to figure out what the public thinks

01:10:18.380 already and then feed that to them i think that's a big problem in politics and there's an overarching

01:10:23.980 fear that goes along with that the fear of confrontation the fear of actually having to

01:10:27.980 make that argument and having people hate you that are going to hate you anyway like they're not

01:10:32.700 going to stop hating you because you tried to cater to them like ask ask ford they still hate him

01:10:37.580 and he's having lunch with freeland and he's having lunch with carney and tim houston's coming

01:10:42.300 in it's one big family and they still hate him it's not going to change and and that's that and

01:10:49.500 you're right i think also when you don't actually change anyone's mind on an issue you're not going

01:10:54.700 to win their vote and so when you just let people sit in the current stasis their current they just stay

01:11:00.540 stay at their current opinions they're not changing any of their opinions why would they change how

01:11:04.060 they're voting if you're not making them change their opinions when it comes to politics it's you

01:11:09.980 know holding battery these independents are failing hard eh like there's maybe 20 25 of them

01:11:16.460 that got a single vote and then the rest are just zero yeah we were looking at this earlier

01:11:20.620 client look at it cuts off look at that like that's the last guy to have a vote and then after that

01:11:27.580 there's just like woo woo all the way to the bottom oh wow well that's that's the 200 some

01:11:34.780 odd candidates right that's like 198 uh longest ballot committee candidates or even more like like 200 or

01:11:41.500 whatever uh it might be like more like 205 i actually don't know how many here's all the actual parties uh

01:11:47.580 one two three four five six seven eight nine ten i know that i know that spiner spanner is an actual

01:11:57.580 candidate he's a libertarian so there's like 204 fake candidates and maybe like maybe a handful of them

01:12:05.980 have a vote probably just some young guy voting for one of these guys is a joke but that's it you know

01:12:12.140 or someone goes into the polling station they're like oh wow that's a lot of candidates who's running

01:12:15.900 again oh i'll vote for that guy and then there's write down someone with a simple name because i

01:12:19.740 guarantee as you go down here there's a lots of names in the zeros where like no one's going to write

01:12:24.060 down kathleen gud munson's no one's going to write down jacqueline rabowski like there's just you know

01:12:33.580 michael lewis fitzgerald like kind of longer names people are not going to write down when they

01:12:39.020 already don't care about you it literally just comes out of that any any vote had to be written in yes

01:12:45.900 okay so they they said they're not printing the the long ballots they're just gonna do a write-in

01:12:50.860 ticket they don't even have the capacity to be able to make about that long because it was already

01:12:55.980 over a meter in carlton with 91 candidates and this is 214. although that was funny

01:13:06.300 in my opinion i think that just handed it to pierre if anything i could see a lot of people being ticked

01:13:12.220 off like nobody wanted to consider another candidate but polyev in this by-election once

01:13:17.180 the longest ballot committee started screwing around would it have hurt maybe polyev if there

01:13:21.820 was actually that super long ballot sure because you're going to get some default voters who usually

01:13:26.540 vote conservative but they're not die hard die hard supporters they'll walk into the ballot station

01:13:30.940 they'll be like oh my goodness this is what i have to vote with and they'll look for like a few

01:13:34.940 minutes trying to find polyev and they'll look like x here okay bye and then they just leave and

01:13:38.780 they voted for you know uh you know uh let's find a random name john francis o'flynn that's who

01:13:46.460 they voted for but now that you have to write it down no one's no one's voting for john francis

01:13:51.180 o'flynn you know or wallace richard rowat or other people the headline at cbc right now is pierre

01:14:00.780 polyev jumps to early lead in battle river crowfoot i'm not even kidding i'm looking at it

01:14:09.580 call it call it guys yeah that's really funny oh they're terrible they're so bad like they don't

01:14:16.700 even pretend anymore like come on oh there we go cbc projects pierre polyev will win battle river crow

01:14:23.740 foot by election oh it's in it's in the shoes in for pierre now yeah because they've called it finally

01:14:30.380 that's the upper hand can you hold on i'm glad somebody has the power of prediction in this

01:14:36.140 country maybe we're gonna find there's like a bonnie critchley cult and they're just gonna start

01:14:40.860 counting all of the uh this towns and cities that she owns and it's just gonna be thousands of people

01:14:47.020 busting down the doors to vote for bonnie just fighting in the streets assassinations going on to

01:14:52.940 prop up her political fortunes um oh my goodness uh i i cleared some up of some of these uh super

01:15:00.140 chats but we have raptor guy for five bucks saying and carney kicked out chandra aria when he could

01:15:05.660 have run in danforth eglinton since marco mendicino wasn't running again well it was a convenient way of

01:15:12.220 him eliminating an mp that he didn't like in the liberal party uh so he got rid of chandra and nepean

01:15:18.220 and i also think that carney's probably lazy and wanted to have riding right next to ottawa so he

01:15:22.940 had no excuse he had no reason to ever visit his riding because he can say oh i'm always there you

01:15:28.060 know i'm always there because like you know my riding's five minutes from the capital

01:15:35.180 uh but we have samuel perrault here saying for 27.99 well thank you for the all the support samuel

01:15:41.180 this was my riding and trust me everyone my surrounding rose looked at her as an angry blue-coated

01:15:47.820 liberal who played as a rancher but runs a hippie little hobby ranch and again i don't want to be

01:15:53.900 rude but that is kind of what she came across she was like this granola candidate who'd be running for

01:15:58.780 the green party out on vancouver island a little bit of that someone who had a chip on her shoulder

01:16:04.460 and that's why she was running which is not really a great reason to be running for office that you just

01:16:09.660 resent somebody else like clyde you weren't on when we were talking about this i found did you

01:16:16.940 watch any of the media coverage all the podcasts about bonnie critchley like i know you didn't

01:16:21.580 watch them but you were aware of all all the media coverage media coverage of her of bonnie yeah

01:16:29.100 no it was it was cult-like it was like the idea is this lady gonna trip up here paulia maybe she's not

01:16:36.700 gonna win she's the vet right she's the vet one she's yeah the veteran and like great good good service

01:16:43.340 that's great i don't like when people start like oh she's against paulia so i'm gonna start mocking

01:16:47.660 her and whatnot i don't really care my thing is it was just such a front it was such a way for the

01:16:52.620 media to promote the non-paulia of candidate and it would have been too obvious for them to say go

01:16:58.060 vote for the oh is this liberal party candidate gonna take them out so by seeming i didn't really see

01:17:04.220 anything wrong with her so i i don't know i maybe i didn't read that much into what she was about but

01:17:09.820 the stuff that she did say i didn't see anything really wrong with it and she didn't come across

01:17:14.540 as someone who is like disingenuous like she just seemed like she wanted to run and genuinely thought

01:17:21.420 she might be a better candidate my thing with her though is that it's the problem was was that her

01:17:29.420 presenting herself as like well you should vote for me because we need a local who represents us i'm like

01:17:34.860 but if you're honestly looking around do you actually represent the politics of the people in

01:17:40.140 your riding and then when she was going on podcasts and saying that danielle smith is a traitor and all

01:17:45.660 this and that we've been sold out i'm like oh what she said you have a bone to pick and it's not the

01:17:50.700 election isn't about the election it's about you going on some podcasts maybe some advisors from the

01:17:56.460 liberals said hey if you run we can probably get you slots on all these different podcasts and shows

01:18:01.660 uh simply because the you know they want to promote a local candidate a local hero to take on pierre

01:18:08.620 and that's why i mean like when you digged into her politics it wasn't somebody who i think it was

01:18:13.100 someone who had a chip on their shoulder more than anything

01:18:18.860 it doesn't look like the type

01:18:22.620 uh the type to what have a chip on their shoulder politically not at all i didn't get that at all

01:18:28.060 i'm being sarcastic oh okay very dry my apologies like i said i i didn't know much about her

01:18:39.100 that that's that's all i gotta say i didn't think she was like i didn't think anyone else

01:18:43.580 was gonna win yeah the only thing the only thing i wanted to the only thing i wanted to observe is like

01:18:49.980 by how much is pierre gonna win because if it if it dropped off and there was a lot of people a lot

01:18:55.900 of support for other candidates that would that would go to show you know maybe pierre's not as uh

01:19:03.260 and people aren't as enthusiastic about his pierre as they were about the the guy that stepped down

01:19:08.220 for this position so yeah uh it looks like pierre has the same amount of support as as this it's the

01:19:18.620 the same popularity yes kind of when he needed like to have all the talking points in hand

01:19:25.100 from his perspective it had to be as big as the guy who stepped down yeah that's right i think people

01:19:30.700 need to realize too the reason why people really like damian kirk is because they in fact actually

01:19:35.820 really just like pierre like it's not nothing against damian kirk probably a lot of people did

01:19:39.820 like him locally but you know it's just a party candidate at the end of the day in a lot of people's

01:19:44.460 eyes and they voted really hard for damian kirk in this last election not because of the magic of

01:19:49.740 damian but because they wanted the federal conservatives to just win in general so it

01:19:54.620 doesn't really matter who you throw into the riding they will vote federal conservative because that's

01:19:58.620 just the brand that they want to succeed and it doesn't really get any more complicated than that

01:20:03.740 so i think again yeah the election had nothing to do with who's going to win every new poly is going

01:20:08.540 to win it had to do with where is um how is the polling or how is the results going to end up for

01:20:15.260 poly of in terms of is he substantially down is only at 68 because that's when you'd probably have the

01:20:20.620 media start drumming up the idea that oh see he's kind of lost his shine even though it's a

01:20:26.620 by-election nobody cares so many people know we're just going through the motions in a lot of ways

01:20:31.260 and i think the conservatives trying to avoid that actually dumped in a lot of resources into the

01:20:36.380 riding just to make sure their turnout was as high as possible and you know donors can say it can

01:20:41.740 assess for themselves whether or not that was a good use of money but so far it looks like they're

01:20:47.580 able to maintain what they had or even exceed it from last time because they had you know i think

01:20:52.460 what you said frank was 82.4 percent with uh damian 82 and change yeah lower than 82.5 and we're 22 of

01:21:01.740 the way through all the uh all of the the voting uh from the different uh from the different uh

01:21:08.140 polling stations so i i doubt it's really going to change because it's a rural riding it's going to

01:21:13.180 look pretty similar everywhere so it's just dropped down to 81.9 oh it did with who really yep oh my

01:21:23.260 goodness oh the downfall's happening the downfall you're gonna have that uh you know it's all

01:21:31.900 jonathan bridges is coming up he jumped from 32 to 40 in that tranche yeah i give a

01:21:39.020 know what i'm i'm disappointed michael harris isn't doing better michael's a great guy running for the

01:21:43.660 libertarians he's been actually getting out there and like door knocking really really hard but i i know

01:21:50.700 that really should tell you it's just it's just a riding honestly i think the longest ballot

01:21:54.300 committee even poisoned the well for anyone running but poly of if anything it's almost an asset to him

01:22:01.340 because everyone just got so turned off of anyone who wasn't the obvious guy who's going to win

01:22:06.380 in the riding because you're just one of those other 213 candidates get out of here

01:22:10.940 and it might have actually helped buoy up his support overall

01:22:13.740 yeah libertarians are always more they're underrepresented in general i think like even

01:22:22.380 as a a fringe party as you will that only gets one or two percent of the vote you'd think they'd

01:22:27.660 pull three four or five percent just the protest voters drop i just think a lot of people don't

01:22:33.340 vote for commerce issues you know i mean that at the end of the day the libertarian party is a

01:22:38.220 commerce party it's about taxes and regulations and whatnot and yeah there's a freedom element to

01:22:44.220 it but it's very abstract for like the the no average person uh and even i don't find it particularly

01:22:51.180 super compelling and i'm a small government guy but i kind of want like those small government

01:22:55.660 fiscal policies and some other stuff whereas i find the libertarians they kind of stop short and they

01:23:01.980 don't you know serve you a full political meal that people want to eat it's like herding cats

01:23:08.700 everybody has a different idea of what libertarianism is yeah under the libertarian yeah libertarians

01:23:13.660 don't really like to gather together and collectively uh move towards one goal kind of goes against the

01:23:19.020 whole thing uh but uh this person right here for five bucks uh thero what is this the troll

01:23:26.460 lol guy the troll alone five dollars super chat i currently work for an mp and generally feeling

01:23:33.980 is that we will uh that we will most likely be in an election in about two years the question is who

01:23:40.060 will pull the plug and uh yeah if the the block and the ndp both detect that they have a moment of

01:23:46.940 advantage maybe they'll do it uh but i don't think it's going to be within the next year or like

01:23:51.180 some people think like oh they're going to be an election any moment it's like no i think also

01:23:55.420 carney's the type of guy who doesn't really like running i i just don't think that uh carney likes

01:24:00.540 electoral politics very much he likes being in office but he doesn't like doing the actual election

01:24:05.580 thing and so i think he's going to be the least likely to want an election even though he has to

01:24:09.820 work with a minority i don't think he likes being in front of the media or doing any of that sort of

01:24:15.500 stuff but he likes he likes being in the seat yeah i just want to say i heard a lot of these same

01:24:21.740 predictions from insiders from party people for we're going on years now and they were wrong up

01:24:29.180 until what was it just months before the scheduled election because we we heard the same stuff with

01:24:35.260 the last minority government we had the rumor in 22 that trudeau was going to try and call an early

01:24:40.460 election on poly of in order to beat him i'm like that's such a that's such a dumb insider move do you

01:24:46.380 not think that after one year since the last election that they would get massacred for trying

01:24:51.820 to call yet another election within a year i have a rumor going around in british columbia right now

01:24:57.660 that david eby and the bc ndp would call an early election this fall one year after the last bc

01:25:05.340 provincial election no it doesn't matter that the current bc conservatives are broke and they've been

01:25:13.260 shredding their platforms it doesn't matter though your own ndp base for eb would basically say i'm not

01:25:19.980 i'm not showing up for you i just gave you a mandate and not the base but you know that the sort

01:25:23.900 of middle class individual who when they were deciding on what party to vote for they sided

01:25:28.060 with the ndp that person's not showing up if you keep calling elections and it's like trudeau aaron

01:25:34.220 o'toole was an objectively terrible conservative leader also by calling a super early election just

01:25:40.140 after two years since the last election even that was two years and people his polling immediately dove

01:25:46.220 as soon as he called it called the election because people weren't in the mood for it

01:25:49.180 we could talk about aaron o'toole all day and how that is a case study in terrible leadership

01:25:59.420 can you imagine changing policy positions during an election like you're in the middle of the

01:26:04.220 election and you're like yeah nah i'm not gonna do that thing and that other thing that you're not

01:26:08.780 i'm not gonna do that either something as fundamental as like whether or not you're against the carbon tax or

01:26:14.540 like in favor of gun rights and it's like wow what's next you're gonna start saying the conservative

01:26:20.940 party doesn't actually know if it likes low taxes it was bad it was so bad

01:26:29.340 and i think maybe that's why the country's asleep right now because it's you know andrew shear is kind

01:26:33.740 of you know he's leading in the house right now but he's a known quantity the public's already

01:26:38.540 passed judgment on him and everybody's just sort of waiting for pierre to get back there so he's

01:26:42.300 gonna win this election and then we still have when does parliament get back in second uh session

01:26:47.260 the 22nd 23rd of september is it yeah i think you're right it was i because i i'm always thinking

01:26:52.540 of different schedules because the the bc one is back in session in october uh yeah it's like late

01:26:57.820 september and supposedly they're going to have their budget prepared for them i honestly think every time

01:27:03.820 the road occurs yeah there you go every time there's a bump in the road i think that they have to

01:27:08.220 reevaluate all their spending yet again because they were creating a budget before probably under

01:27:14.460 the idea that they might get a trade deal now there's no trade deal they probably have to throw

01:27:17.820 a lot of their work out the window and at the end of the day they don't they can work on their own

01:27:24.780 timetable in their own schedule they've more than proven that they have no regard whatsoever for

01:27:31.340 the typical trappings of parliament and the canadian public doesn't seem to want to hold

01:27:35.820 them accountable if you look at all the latest polling they're doing fine they're doing fine

01:27:42.060 they're doing fine uh sorry i'm gonna okay i'll bring up the results uh yet again here oh my

01:27:49.100 goodness no it's falling even more he's cratering 80 yeah how can he even call himself a conservative

01:27:56.460 leader now let's go to check the cbc polyev cratering will he remain his leader no i'm kidding

01:28:07.340 will he survive bonnie critchley is there a chance get the recount going already it's been stolen uh five

01:28:17.100 dollars from uh uh graham uh finnelly son f-i-f-e your name confuses me graham i'm just gonna call you

01:28:25.180 graham five dollars who is brecca zimmer and why did she get 300 more votes than the rest of the lbc

01:28:32.300 candidates uh the longest ballot ones uh she might have actually been like a local person that might be

01:28:38.140 why uh brecca i don't think that i don't think getting six votes compared to like two votes or one vote

01:28:45.740 as much to really uh write home about uh you know i maybe maybe it's just her stunning personality

01:28:52.620 that's why she's able to get that you know command such support in this riding uh marco peruza says

01:28:59.500 for two dollars frank i love you keep up the great videos well good job frank your channel is growing a

01:29:05.180 lot and i i have to and you're doing it without monetization at all here we go here we go let's have

01:29:13.500 it boys i was going to say you should get monetized you know what because you the algorithm

01:29:19.740 genuinely recommends videos more when they're monetized and know what you do you you get

01:29:25.180 monetized and you immediately go through your monetization settings and turn off every single

01:29:29.100 ad category except for like tropicana juice like that's all you'll have like just frank fawn sponsored

01:29:34.380 by lemonade maybe when the world gives you lemons because like because like that's i actually do

01:29:43.100 that i turn off all uh gambling get rich quick scheme um uh like uh alcohol ads all the anything that's

01:29:51.580 like sexually provocative i have all those turned off on my videos because i'm like kids watch these and

01:29:57.900 also i think they got like that month-long approval process where they check out all your content i got

01:30:03.740 like 200 videos it'll probably get me banned dude did they right now the eyes are on it doesn't it

01:30:09.900 doesn't take a month it's it was it took me uh it's like 24 hours and genuinely paul here's the thing

01:30:17.180 as long as you're not like showing crime occurring on video and like you know showing like a murder

01:30:23.020 occurring nobody really cares if you go through the process they just see like oh it's some guy

01:30:27.900 talking about politics and he sometimes shows things on screen like articles it would it would

01:30:32.300 it would pass in five seconds like candace owens is monetized

01:30:39.500 okay not if not if rigit has anything on your channel and blame wyatt if everything goes down

01:30:46.780 because uh because of this but uh daniel l says i respect frank's position

01:30:51.740 and i respect your position too i i get it not wanting uh it to have to like uh you know

01:30:56.860 it's a controversial thing it really is back in the day it was definitely a position where i 100

01:31:04.300 got it because during covid being unmonetized was the only way to survive

01:31:09.980 and it's it's a little different now like even even pre-covid during the the trumpian rise um i got

01:31:16.780 community strikes and things back there and like during covid you could get banned so easy and

01:31:21.660 permabanned and never come back um but there's i you know i say like i i talk pretty frankly i don't

01:31:28.940 hold much back and i see a lot of content in my feed because it's amazing what the algorithm kicks you out

01:31:35.180 that i'm like that wouldn't have gone that it just wouldn't happen four years ago so i think the presence

01:31:40.220 of x and elon musk's apparent commitment to free speech because anything goes on that platform right

01:31:45.740 now um including asian bots um or fake asian bots they're not no offense to any asians out there who

01:31:53.420 aren't bots but uh i think its presence actually has had a liberating aspect because even facebook

01:31:58.940 like i've been i've been kind of trying to think thinking about maybe getting back into facebook and

01:32:03.740 created an account and i've just been scrolling through the feed and the stuff that's getting

01:32:07.340 recommended to me again just wouldn't it wouldn't happen four or five years right that's actually

01:32:12.220 i always i've always never disliked mark zuckerberg as much as other people i always found that he was

01:32:16.860 like oftentimes the most willing to do the right thing if everyone's doing the wrong thing he won't

01:32:22.940 do the right thing but if everything starts loosening up he'll be like one of the first people

01:32:28.060 like you know he he was one of the he was he didn't go along and get extorted by the liberals and

01:32:33.340 canned over bill c18 and generally speaking he tried to not he he wasn't like jack dorsey running

01:32:39.340 twitter where jack would just ban hammer everybody if you even said specific words you could get just

01:32:46.780 like oh yeah even if you were actually technically on his side but just certain topics you couldn't

01:32:51.340 talk about whereas like i think mark zuckerberg was always a reluctant censor

01:32:55.980 yeah maybe i don't know tell him if you're talking to him tell him to give me back my facebook page

01:33:02.300 there's like 14 000 people there my thoughts on my thoughts on zuckerberg not just zuckerberg but uh

01:33:10.700 what's bezos and and all that that ilk is they're going along with where they know power is

01:33:20.060 and if if you there was a moment in time when they were all super being like they were all being the

01:33:27.580 the good little wilos right they were over in china and they were behaving like white dudes do in china

01:33:34.140 and that was a thing zuckerberg bezos all of them and then there was a shift there was a definite

01:33:41.420 moment in time where it all shifted and they all started being very team america again

01:33:47.900 and that said a lot to me because these guys know where the where the world is going and when the

01:33:56.220 world's going in that direction and then they change their persona to fit that direction you know

01:34:02.700 zuckerberg growing his hair out trying to be like an mma dude and saying that

01:34:07.660 donald trump getting shot at was the most badass thing he's ever seen in his life yeah he's playing a

01:34:12.380 part he's playing a part but he knows where the world's going he can't he can't go into this new

01:34:17.660 modern era as the good little whileo with the stuff on his face i don't know if you ever saw

01:34:23.100 the picture while surfing and doing all that stuff it's not going to fly business leaders are survivors

01:34:28.780 men and uh you if you want to see a display of survival get a long view of trump's inauguration

01:34:36.300 uh the speech that he gave in the room where he had bezos and he had musk and and uh i don't

01:34:40.780 know was zuckerberg there too yeah he was there yeah so they were all there and they were all seated

01:34:47.100 uh on trump's right hand and then that that's not even including the people that were in the room

01:34:51.420 like the signal was so clear that the world or at least america is heading in a certain direction

01:34:57.900 and we want to keep making money so here we are playing the game you know what a whileo is uh clyde

01:35:06.780 oh what the heck is a whileo it's a it's a derogatory term from china about white people

01:35:12.460 just a like compliant uh you know propaganda like uh like useful idiot basically yeah if if if you're a

01:35:21.900 a good little whileo that's uh max genis says tick tock and instagram do not have a monetization

01:35:31.660 policy in canada the canadian government is to blame by the way everyone like uh yeah canada's

01:35:38.300 laws are terrible and like yeah frank lost his like 14 000 follower facebook page i had a 74 000

01:35:44.380 follower facebook page granted i i ran ads on it naturally in order to get it up on to that level

01:35:49.580 but yeah that was just taken away uh but anyone who doesn't already follow max genis should go

01:35:53.980 follow him on x and youtube he does good content he has a better looking set than me so i i both like

01:36:01.020 him and resent him because he makes me look bad in many ways everyone has a better looking set than me

01:36:06.460 usually i just i just have flags it's in the hallway though i just had the worst lighting ever before

01:36:16.300 until i finally got these box lights but now i have to take care of this stuff right here where it's

01:36:20.220 like reflecting and that bothers me and maybe most people wouldn't even give a crap but i don't know

01:36:26.220 look at my glasses do you think there's there's nothing i can do about it at this point yeah

01:36:33.340 i think it might just be like it might just be just the type of glasses you're wearing too that does

01:36:37.500 it and obviously you're not going to change a pair just for that minor cosmetic benefit depends on the

01:36:42.300 lighting too like i have um i've got fluorescence and then i've got um it's like a it's a piece of

01:36:50.700 fabric that you put over the front of the light to soften the light and this one actually came with

01:36:54.620 a couple different layers of it so i've i think i've only got one layer on it maybe i'm firing it

01:37:01.340 into a green screen so there's not as much reflection yeah yeah we got this right here and

01:37:07.500 you need to see it and then i got screens all in front of me so hard to avoid uh so what do we got

01:37:16.060 this current results at we're back at 80 with polyev so he's gained a little bit of ground uh as as if

01:37:22.860 it matters obviously uh but i'm just moving on to something else here and uh silent tank for 20 says yes

01:37:30.700 we need more people saying uh staying this we are not unjustified okay i get yeah i get this

01:37:39.100 person's point yes we need more people saying this they are not unjustified we need to sort our country

01:37:44.060 and border out and i believe he's talking about the american tariffs on canada and we had the police

01:37:49.980 did you see the story the other day uh both of you guys uh i'd assume frank you saw it the uh

01:37:55.500 the head of the canada association of police chiefs came out and basically said that it's the

01:37:59.740 the border is currently on like on the law is unenforceable on the border we cannot prevent drug

01:38:05.420 and human trafficking and guns who said this it was the the head of the association of police chiefs

01:38:13.580 of canadian police chiefs it was in some conference in vancouver island and he even pointed out i didn't

01:38:19.500 know this this is ridiculous do you know that you can't even it's not just that you can't search it

01:38:24.460 you can't even get a warrant to search a package going into canada or coming out of canada to the

01:38:30.460 united states that's under 500 grams so if you pick up a package and you're like that feels like

01:38:35.580 there's a lot of pills in this thing it's like 495 grams you can't check it and you will never get a

01:38:40.300 warrant to check it there's no mechanism in any situation you could be shipping human body parts

01:38:48.540 through the mail and as long as blood wasn't sleeping through i don't even know if blood was seeping

01:38:53.020 through the package would you be able to get a warrant for that i think legally you couldn't

01:38:57.340 yeah you could bizarre so like it has nothing to do with the package you'd say there is a crime

01:39:04.380 occurring here it has nothing to do with i just want to search it um but anyway boys i'm gonna have

01:39:09.420 to bounce it's uh yeah a real pleasure maybe maybe if you guys are still on i can jump back on i just

01:39:14.700 have to be somewhere for a short period and then i'll be available again i probably won't be running this

01:39:19.500 thing for too much longer because i don't think that i don't think that curiosity will remain

01:39:23.740 that strong on do you think that's gonna change much all right i got it i'll i'll talk to you guys

01:39:30.380 again soon cheers bye bye yeah i think i think if you if you're into calling elections the national

01:39:36.220 telegraph could probably make it official at this point i actually my mom texted me like three minutes

01:39:41.900 ago yeah but the cbc finally called it but the poly of his regained his seat i'm like guys just as soon

01:39:49.500 as the first poll comes out and he wins 85 of the vote in that poll it's not an anomaly it's what all

01:39:55.340 the polls are gonna look like maybe in some of the cities is he gonna do a little bit worse like the small

01:40:01.100 cities sure he's not gonna lose um but uh but anyways i want to get back to that yeah that point about

01:40:08.780 the head of the canadian police uh canadian police chiefs association and and that's where it's like

01:40:15.020 one of those things where it doesn't get that widely reported uh you know i find most people

01:40:19.820 who are aware of the border issues honestly come from watching your videos of seeing how bad it is

01:40:24.780 a lot of my knowledge comes from your videos and it like it was one of those things where it's like

01:40:31.180 it's too ridiculous to be real no matter what figures and stats somebody shows me if someone tells

01:40:37.980 you only one percent of fentanyl is seized on the canadian side of the border my immediate reaction

01:40:42.460 is no i i i disbelieve you that somehow only one percent of the drug supply is coming over the

01:40:51.100 canadian border the key word is seized because if you get caught smuggling fentanyl or any other drug

01:40:57.740 from canada to the united states you're an idiot you're just a bad criminal if you get caught you can

01:41:03.900 just walk across the band of the manitoba dakota border who's gonna who's gonna get you i need

01:41:10.300 to look this up i need to do some research not to mention maine and new brunswick like it's that easy

01:41:15.580 yeah it's that easy just float across montreal or quebec and and i believe it's maine they border but

01:41:22.780 it's i just i highlighted a report in a video i did recently about that very thing and and the and

01:41:28.780 like the police chief head uh he even said that like yeah like we have transnational gangs that

01:41:35.020 we cannot police and they're set up near the border these are not like you know altruistic pro-canadian

01:41:41.900 criminals who only want to sell canadians canadian drugs they'll sell it to whoever they can get the

01:41:47.100 most money from they don't care about violating a border law we don't even have rico laws in this

01:41:52.460 country so that the one either the north america's biggest or canada's biggest or i think the world's

01:41:58.700 biggest drug lab being shut down like the the biggest one to ever be shut down in bc near like

01:42:05.340 i think it was like outside cam loops or something like that or it was somewhere where it's like you

01:42:09.420 know like 20 minute 20 kilometer 30 kilometer shot to the border only one guy was arrested because

01:42:17.260 we don't have rico laws to wrap up the entire criminal organization and anyone doing any little

01:42:22.220 chores for it and whatnot gets arrested too it's only the one guy that they were able to catch

01:42:26.700 at the time and that's it we are set up with a legalistic structure that successfully compartmentalizes

01:42:34.940 triads and cartels on behalf like it it's almost like the legal structure serves as insurance to protect

01:42:43.020 organized crime because you can only charge people in isolation and that that's only like one legalistic

01:42:50.220 thing that and i without the media talking about it without politicians talking about it i don't

01:42:56.540 think the canadian public's ever going to get that it's so widespread it's everywhere the canada's

01:43:04.060 overrun and that's that's not hyperbole that's the way it is and so you even have a you have a the

01:43:10.220 canadian police chief association he comes out and says it you have the um i think it's the toronto police

01:43:16.700 union tweeting like they're tweeting base tweets they have been for a while i haven't looked at

01:43:21.580 in a while but like i was reading some of their content i'm like man they're based and the media

01:43:25.500 is just ignoring it the politicians are ignoring it and i i find that really instructive i think it's

01:43:32.300 intentional i don't i don't on on this one i'm not sure it's it's idiocy it just it seems like it's

01:43:37.340 intentional to me yeah and and it's again it's one of those things where everyone will go back

01:43:42.780 and say well you know the chart says that only one percent is being seized and it's like well people

01:43:48.300 can't even search any of this stuff yes you can always say and i always hate the fall i hate the

01:43:52.860 fallback well it's the american border secure services job to find this stuff and it's like well

01:43:59.500 the best way of checking if packages are full fentanyl is when they first enter the mail system

01:44:04.700 not when they are you know spat out to random distribution centers all over the united states

01:44:10.780 where are they gonna they're they aren't gonna take the packages coming in and then go through

01:44:15.420 the extra effort of checking them all that's just not how that works the american border services also

01:44:20.700 are not in the business of doing canada's work for them america will usually find uh you know like

01:44:28.620 dangerous things in their mail from when it's being sent not from when it arrives when it's arriving

01:44:34.460 it's kind of too late it's already penetrated the border

01:44:41.660 and the idea that we can just and that's such a canadian thing to do is to shrug our shoulders and

01:44:45.820 just say it's someone else's responsibility to take care of the problem like if we're smuggling

01:44:50.620 something into the united states well that's on them those stupids let it in it's just you know

01:44:56.300 nobody's going to invade canada well why is nobody going to invade canada because the americans won't

01:45:00.460 allow it but somehow you know what i mean like it's all part of a a very hubristic canadian mindset

01:45:07.500 and i call it canadian i know there's millions of people who don't share that mindset but unfortunately

01:45:12.460 if you look at the way people vote we're kind of outnumbered in terms of seeing it and actually

01:45:17.980 wanting to address it and again it's like and yeah you'll get a lot of conservative voters who

01:45:23.500 will even say the same stuff and that's where i think polio ends up getting stuck between a rock

01:45:28.700 and a hard place is that they have access to as much information as we do and they know that it's

01:45:34.060 not legitimate to say that there's no problem in canada but i think they believe that they will

01:45:39.500 always lose if they start to call out the government's failures and what you can do if you're

01:45:44.380 polio and it's not that difficult just point out how basically the mismanagement on the border

01:45:50.220 has allowed for trump to have an argument in order to tariff us it's the bad performance that is giving

01:45:56.700 an excuse for then something that polio can characterize is unjustified it's unjustified but

01:46:02.540 he is given a good excuse by the incompetence of the liberals and i think that if you end up

01:46:06.700 just parroting the liberals saying it's fully unjustified we should you know we need to be like

01:46:11.100 you know uh we need to put canada first in and to like put it into counter tariffs it's like

01:46:16.860 i would be always talking about the win-win scenario if i'm the conservative just constantly

01:46:21.340 talk about how the real thing that we need to be doing is making sure that the americans feel like

01:46:26.700 they won and then we win at the same time because that's how you're going to get a deal with donald trump

01:46:31.020 i would just if i was probably have to talk up constantly how carney thinks he knows trump i know trump

01:46:36.700 trump wants a win in the situation and there is absolutely a way for canada to have a win and

01:46:42.460 america to have a win and it's called deregulation lowering tariffs on both sides it's not that difficult

01:46:50.460 i just don't i don't think he's going to do it like i mean this i want to hope that he comes back

01:46:55.660 into parliament and he has adopted some different messaging but then i read the contents of his x profile

01:47:02.460 and recently i don't know how long ago it was maybe within the last week no more than two weeks

01:47:07.580 i read a post and it was something like the best deal the best trade deal with the united states is

01:47:12.140 one that doesn't have any tariffs in it without mentioning the tariffs that we charge them in

01:47:17.580 that structure so it's it's like i it's to me just indicative that the talking points aren't really

01:47:23.580 changing i want to be wrong because i need to be wrong there's this whole huge diplomatic path

01:47:30.700 that should be trodden that i don't know everybody's everybody's afraid of it there's um

01:47:37.980 the anti-americanism is something that a good politician would ratchet down

01:47:42.380 not ratchet up i like this uh comment from laura lauren alberta trump left a list of what he wants

01:47:49.660 it isn't a secret carney wants to blow it all up that's that isn't a secret either and uh this is

01:47:56.620 another excuse i heard for carney not getting a trade deal signed is that because i was saying

01:48:02.220 well why isn't he like why don't we get any idea of what the canadian trade position is and it turns

01:48:08.300 into that csis thing we saw earlier well they're not going to tell you what they're up to and it's

01:48:13.100 like well trump tells tells people what he's up to and he tends to get what he wants and i know it's

01:48:18.140 america and they're more powerful in many ways and it's not unpatriotic to point out that the bigger

01:48:23.340 country with a bigger economy with a bigger population is more powerful but like we didn't

01:48:28.460 get an indication of anything we were putting on the table anything we were threatening and we every

01:48:34.380 time i heard dominic leblanc talk about it was sickening i was and even carney too all it would

01:48:39.500 turn into is we have so many shared values and our countries are better together just like pb and j and

01:48:45.900 it's like what is this can we have like adults negotiating this this is like no this is like

01:48:51.900 model un where we just stand up and say idealistic things we have so i don't know if it was today or

01:48:59.180 it was yesterday but i it was in my video today where i talked about ford and his comments coming

01:49:04.700 out of his meeting with carney and now he basically said that guy down there that trump you know he's

01:49:09.420 unpredictable and i'm like how can you say trump is unpredictable there's nothing about i mean maybe

01:49:15.740 the epstein thing's a bit unpredictable i i didn't really see it going the way that it's gone but when

01:49:20.860 it comes to israel he's predictable when it comes to canada he was pretty predictable he's pretty much

01:49:26.060 signaled everything that he feels towards europe towards canada uh towards russia towards ukraine all of

01:49:32.940 these issues he's been very upfront and transparent and yet our political leaders our so-called leaders

01:49:38.700 they catered to this idea this myth that he's unpredictable because the canadian a good chunk

01:49:43.660 of the canadian public buys it then and they just they play to it rather than you know tell the truth

01:49:49.980 of what's needed they're just catering to the ignorance it it bothers me a lot because trump is one of the

01:49:57.260 most straightforward politicians we've ever had and that's that's my opinion but uh he's seems

01:50:04.300 straightforward to me i'm not surprised by anything he's done yeah and that i this is actually something

01:50:10.380 i want to go find uh here i remember someone made a comment i believe it was um uh jj mccullough on the

01:50:17.500 trump uh you know the carney meeting with uh with um hi i probably can't find it here it might have been

01:50:25.340 a reply but i remember jj mccullough said something i really i really agreed with isn't it crazy how in the

01:50:31.420 the very short amount of time uh that mark carney has been prime minister so far how many times has

01:50:38.140 he had sit down meetings with premiers especially doug ford you know rub you know doug ford rubbing

01:50:43.820 mark carney's feet at his cat cottage or whatever and having all these premier summits where they sit

01:50:48.460 around a table and they say we we should do better oh okay better is good oh okay let's do better things

01:50:54.300 and and we like how much time have we wasted it was like during the trade talks i kept hearing oh

01:50:59.900 they got a card up their sleeve do they because apparently carney's like at concerts at night and

01:51:05.260 he's like you know meeting with the premier of pei for the second time where he's been to the northwest

01:51:11.980 territories like two times since the election like why i'm i i great places why are why is he wasting his time

01:51:21.980 why doesn't he show up to washington saying let's get a deal signed this weekend you know like do

01:51:26.940 something about even even just further even for the rhetorical political benefit why wouldn't you

01:51:32.140 show up and look tough they don't want it i don't think they want a deal man i don't think they want

01:51:36.940 it i don't think they want to settle anything i think they want i think for whatever reason it is

01:51:42.060 at a bare minimum for political reasons they don't want the conflict with trump to go away it's too

01:51:47.820 good politically that's bare bones i think there's far more to it than that but they don't want to

01:51:53.420 deal like what was it right before the trade negotiations were set to or the trade deadline

01:52:00.140 was set to expire on negotiations carney announced 24 hours or so prior that we were going to recognize

01:52:06.860 the palestinian state and i'm thinking to myself and this is a week after we were harassing that sean

01:52:13.260 foyton musician trying to go around canada and that was a federal issue because parks canada blocked

01:52:18.300 them and you think if you're the prime minister you'd step in and say who's going to be fired

01:52:22.380 today for doing that and it's like no that was uh above board apparently who's getting a raise

01:52:29.180 who's getting a raise but like just the the timing you know um you could have waited until the day after

01:52:35.580 like if that if because trump came out and his response on truth was it's going to make it really

01:52:40.300 hard to make a trade deal because you know he's he's very pro israel he's very strong on israel

01:52:45.980 and i'm thinking like you could have waited until the next day but you deliberately inflamed the

01:52:50.460 situation like the timing's terrible we seem to just want to aggravate them as much as possible

01:52:56.780 and even before that what we had with trump was that trump was basically saying negotiations well there

01:53:02.220 really isn't any negotiations and it's probably because he's having his you know his trade team tell him

01:53:09.260 that they're not offering anything they're just not doing anything uh like howard lutnick was

01:53:15.180 probably entering a lot of these meetings with people like dominic leblanc and they're thinking

01:53:18.780 that we're going to sit down and play ball and okay we'll put a we'll weaken our supply management

01:53:23.980 uh system in this way or we don't want to do supply management but we'll give you this we will

01:53:28.540 guaranteed buy a certain amount of this or that or we'll give you a cut you know or you know maybe

01:53:33.500 canadians show up and say well we're going to actually bring the digital services tax back and we're going to do

01:53:37.740 all this other stuff unless you do this and and the the impression i got from trump and other advisors

01:53:43.660 to trump on trade issues is that it's that genuinely the meetings were childish and that we showed up with

01:53:50.460 melanie jolie and dominic leblanc and we said pretty please you know how about we just not have tariffs

01:53:56.380 and it's like well there and this is where you just have to deal with reality and people will be like

01:54:01.500 oh so you're siding with trump it's like i don't i'm not siding with anyone the reality is there's

01:54:06.060 tariffs and if you're not going to negotiate surprisingly you're not going to get anywhere

01:54:10.140 and you'll you'll have people make excuses say well trump would break any agreement that we make

01:54:14.060 anyways it's like well isn't that convenient that we've tried nothing and we know that we're still

01:54:17.740 on the right yeah well we're slowly isolating ourselves in the world too so i mean europe has struck

01:54:27.020 their deal with donald trump the british have struck their deal with donald trump we are fighting a

01:54:32.380 trade war not just with the united states but we're also fighting one with china possibly on

01:54:37.500 behalf of the united states as they try to work out their problems and we don't have any strategic

01:54:43.100 partners in this trade conflict because they're all abandoning us kind of the way they abandoned trudeau

01:54:48.940 in the past they'd get him to go out and say tough words in a press conference and then pat him on the

01:54:53.580 head send him home on a plane and then europe would cut a deal behind his back and make him look foolish

01:54:58.140 it just i think it looks bad it was embarrassing what happened with the uk and europe is that we

01:55:06.220 had carney early on and this is even before the election go to france talk to macron go to the uk

01:55:12.300 talk with starmer and you know talk to eu officials and sign some generic memorandum saying hey maybe we

01:55:19.660 should trade more and that's pretty much all it said and then trump swoops in says you guys are

01:55:25.100 going to pay a 10 tariff and you're going to buy 700 billion dollars in the next few years of american

01:55:31.340 oil and gas i love the fact checks that people are trying to put on that is it even possible for

01:55:35.740 europe to buy that much energy in this much time who cares they're buying some and they're not buying

01:55:39.980 and they're not signed on to buy anything from us we could be supplying some of that or just not

01:55:44.780 and then i love all the hedging that was going on people kept saying oh well carney's signing all

01:55:48.940 these deals i'm like yeah but his deals are generic it's just saying we should try trading more

01:55:53.260 they're not going to have any money left over to trade more with canada when the eu is already

01:55:57.260 committed to buying so much and then we had this moment where we're like well at least we still got

01:56:04.300 china you know they're being tariffed hard we're being terrified maybe we can be friends and then just

01:56:09.180 like xi just like kicks us in the you know in the cac 75 boom and like and doesn't you know and that's a

01:56:16.460 political hot one and which is a big deal because you know they're our biggest canola export market

01:56:24.460 and and canola is a political hot target so like if you you're kicking western canada right in the

01:56:29.900 sack and you're putting and you're putting carney on the spot at the same time if they even know that

01:56:34.060 they're doing that but domestically it's it's it's uh it's going to give a compare and contrast to the

01:56:39.580 the virtue signaling over steel and aluminum versus canola like and and this is that that's

01:56:45.260 the thing that's still developing like um we're we're in such a poor condition that you almost have

01:56:51.740 to believe it's intentional like i don't think all of these people are stupid i don't think mark carney's

01:56:56.700 a stupid man um you know and i think i think and yeah i actually genuinely think carney is a smart

01:57:04.540 guy i i think you couldn't observe car and you think oh yeah no he's secretly stupid he's not but

01:57:10.140 i think he's actually his big weakness is that i think he's very entitled what i've heard that from

01:57:15.660 people who've worked with him at you know in the bank of canada it's sometimes somebody telling me

01:57:21.100 what their friend said but i've heard it multiple times before that he was he's very picky he wants

01:57:26.700 something a certain way and he is not above you know cramming down on someone and telling them how much

01:57:31.660 they messed up but never really taking responsibility when he does something wrong

01:57:36.060 and i think with with trump he's almost wanted to avoid being directly involved in something where a

01:57:42.060 mistake could be made and so we're just not even playing the game because carney's scared of making

01:57:47.580 a mistake so we're not offering anything we're not demanding anything we don't even know what's going

01:57:53.020 on in the meetings whether we're just like you know basically like having like finger sandwiches

01:57:57.820 with the american representatives and they're like well what's going on here like yeah

01:58:01.260 you keep telling us that we're better together or whatever but what are you going to do can you sign

01:58:06.140 this statement saying we're better together so that we can go and give a press conference we're

01:58:10.060 better together we're like pb and j come on we're like mar we're like guys we're like graham crackers

01:58:16.220 and chocolate come on let's let's get it together your observation on carney though is very apt like

01:58:22.700 during the election campaign there was that tour of a manufacturing facility or some kind of something

01:58:27.340 like that where he's caught on a let's call it a hot cam he's walking towards the podium

01:58:32.620 and he's waving furiously at one of his aides to do something we'll never find out what it was

01:58:37.500 and then there was there was another clip from uh the floor of parliament where jolie tries to lean over

01:58:44.540 and talk to him and he just waves her away like and it it's the quickness you can see the uh

01:58:49.740 um you can see the lack of patience he's very used to having his own way and i think and and it it shows

01:58:57.260 in those moments and again we have a government who in a lot of ways is used to playing on easy mode

01:59:04.780 and now when things are difficult they just don't have the ability to meet the the meet the moment

01:59:09.100 this is a very petty thing i noticed but i remember like melanie jolie when all this uh trade stuff was going

01:59:14.700 on and she's not the trade representative it was dominic leblanc but she's still involved and

01:59:20.780 she's wearing this outfit in in like the halls of parliament it's like are you like an advertisement

01:59:25.740 for pumpkin spice lattes she's wearing like you know like mom jeans and like the the the knee high

01:59:32.540 light brown tan boots and like a and like a scarf and sweater it's like not like i feel like starbucks

01:59:38.220 is about to put some uh some pumpkin themed things back on the menu just looking at her and it's like

01:59:43.340 what what is this really how our person trying to represent the government is dressing and i'm not

01:59:48.380 trying to be like i know it's small but it's like the fit and finish not serious if if politics is

01:59:57.660 part pageantry you're not doing pageantry right do you remember when freeland wore the t-shirt

02:00:02.780 um then i can't remember what was on it but the we're gonna we're gonna i don't know it was some

02:00:07.580 kind of clever spin phrase when they were doing the trade negotiations the first time around

02:00:11.420 they they're they're it's it's like they're putting on public display how normal they are

02:00:21.260 and politics isn't a theater for normal people like it requires some effort it requires a little

02:00:27.740 bit of packaging it's theatrical in a certain sense you don't want to look plain and bland and like uh

02:00:36.540 reminding somebody of pumpkins pumpkin spice latte like that's not a good look for you in politics

02:00:42.300 yeah i just want to mention for people who care about the numbers so we right now have poly of at

02:00:47.580 80.5 of the vote 17 351 votes bonnie critchley and i give her a round of applause for getting this many

02:00:54.860 votes although the media helped a lot you know 2066 votes 9.6 percent uh and this is 50.7 of polls reporting

02:01:03.900 with that kind of a sample size i'm pretty sure we're gonna probably see it stay like this

02:01:09.020 around 80. and this is another thing about carney on a visual level too this is also why i think he

02:01:14.140 actually wants to avoid having too much direct contact with not just trump but just any other

02:01:19.020 american government official uh you know because i think lutnik and and rubio and a lot of these other

02:01:24.380 people have better stage presence than um than mark carney and i don't want to just say the generic

02:01:29.580 thing of saying oh he's like mr burns although he is kind of a little bit but i used to do this when

02:01:35.020 i was a far more awkward person and i might even still do it depending on the situation don't stand

02:01:39.420 in a room like this he will stand there trump will be talking over like this with his hand with his

02:01:45.660 claws in the air and trump will be saying something and he'll well you know uh mr president you know he

02:01:51.980 kind of has this weird way of holding his hands like this and motioning towards somebody who he's talking

02:01:56.300 to it's very it's very upper crust upper middle class london england politeness and i mean and it

02:02:05.580 doesn't really work that way when you're dealing with with trump uh and yeah oh my goodness he's not

02:02:11.900 a natural politician by any stretch like he's awkward around the press the the clip um of him he was either

02:02:18.860 going to the meeting with ford or he was coming out of the meeting with ford i think he was going to

02:02:22.220 and he's coming up the stairs and he has to know the media is waiting for him but as he's coming up

02:02:28.140 the stairs he looks genuinely shocked and appalled that there's cameras there and then he pulls it back

02:02:32.540 together real quick um he's not that guy you know he's not that guy but i think he's a manager i think

02:02:39.900 he's here to manage canada on behalf of the people who uh run the liberal party um and bigger interest

02:02:48.940 than even they got to remember he's a central banker running the bank of canada is one thing

02:02:53.500 that's big running the bank of england it doesn't get bigger i don't i don't even think of fed chairs

02:02:59.180 as important as important as the person who sits in the bank of england i i think that his career

02:03:05.900 going between the bank of canada and england really says something about carney uh because i

02:03:11.100 because he did he do a good job as the governor of the bank of canada he actually did do a good job

02:03:16.300 and it's because better people than himself were telling him what to do it because it was because

02:03:22.700 harper and flaherty were telling him what to do and he was generally executing his his job description

02:03:28.060 you know keeping you know the quantitative you know you know doing quantitative easing and keeping the

02:03:33.260 interest rates stable not dumping too much money into the market too quickly and all that and as soon

02:03:38.860 as he became the the bank of england uh the governor of the bank of england he he now thinks that he

02:03:43.900 knows what's up and he starts trying to dictate to the government in reverse that here's my monetary

02:03:49.420 policy you better get on board or things are going to look really bad it's like that's not your job

02:03:53.980 and it is true what liz trust says about him that he ends up screwing up a lot of stuff because

02:03:58.540 he started basically trying to not just backseat drive he's like sitting in the trunk trying to drive

02:04:03.260 the car and not knowing what he's doing and causing massive inflation in an economy that he didn't

02:04:08.860 understand but he thought he knew you know all the tips and tricks to running a bank because

02:04:13.820 or the the bank of england because he ran the bank of canada with flaherty's help heavily

02:04:22.220 but i want to move on to some uh to some super chats i'm not annoying i'm ignoring people

02:04:27.420 uh raptor guy says for two dollars i hope michelle ferrari replaces doug for uh doug uh doug one day

02:04:33.500 absolutely i would take michelle ferrari any day of the week over doug ford i'd take anyone

02:04:39.340 i'd take bonnie crombie let's go legitimately i'd take bonnie crombie over him it's not because i'm

02:04:43.820 liberal but it's just like if you're gonna if you're gonna have a liberal at the liberal you know

02:04:48.140 stop having a fake liberal you know because they have the same policies but crombie was actually to

02:04:53.980 his right depending on an issue she was the one calling for johnny mcdonald's statue to be uncovered

02:04:59.100 again yep it's ridiculous marco peruza here for five bucks says frank can you read me a bedtime

02:05:06.300 story with the lights off probably not probably they just like your voice i think so lost bullet

02:05:16.060 says for two dollars would ec print uh ballot if your name was the n warrant that sounds like

02:05:24.460 a rhino oscars party thing to do oh someone's got a whoever's got a connection with the rhino party

02:05:29.980 maybe maybe a libertarian you can get it done you can try legally change your name yeah uh you know

02:05:36.620 or what you do is probably okay i'm not trying to help someone do this but the way to do it is

02:05:43.980 make it your middle name so it doesn't really ever come up in normal everyday life but you can insist

02:05:48.780 on your middle name being included in a ballot marco peruza two dollars says i'd love to see

02:05:54.860 a ufc match between frank and bonnie that's this is getting arcane i'm not gonna fight a girl yeah

02:06:02.220 it doesn't matter if she's a veteran frank's like six seven even even if i was five five i'm not

02:06:08.060 fighting any women that's just not i'm old school maybe i'm sexist i'm not fighting girls forget it yeah

02:06:13.500 well that's based on her history she probably has a gun uh vincent rastukia says for two dollars

02:06:22.620 what the hell is our culture now we're fractured um and i think that's i think on a lot and on a

02:06:28.860 political sense yeah we have a really big problem in canada with there being a big culture difference

02:06:34.220 actually not even in terms of east west as much but it's kind of like below the age of 50 and above

02:06:39.740 the age of 50. not entirely i know a lot of people obviously are in that age demographic

02:06:44.060 watching and you're conservative but there is kind of a personality of an upper middle class

02:06:49.180 liberal individual in eastern canada who just you know they own their own home gated community

02:06:54.940 everything's nice and they genuinely do not care about how other people are doing uh because they

02:07:00.220 they engage on politics on a more cultural level not a not a political level of you know here's a bunch

02:07:05.420 of problems we need to solve them they they engage in it on like what are my values which is a really

02:07:11.580 bad way of engaging with politics because who cares about your values like what's actually going to

02:07:16.780 solve the problem um obviously i'm not doing this to so that people are updated current polling

02:07:23.580 uh or current results polyev's at 80.8 bonnie quickly 9.4 and it's probably going to hold at that

02:07:29.900 point uh it's now 80.7 if polyev keeps this there's not going to be a single headline saying

02:07:36.700 that he's fallen off or anything and so i think a lot of the media attention you're giving the cbc an

02:07:42.380 awful lot of credit i mean two percent they could spin that who were the two we interviewed the two

02:07:49.340 percent of people who defected we're pretty sure that they were fence-sitting bonnie critchley voters

02:07:55.340 marco peruza for five bucks says frank you have a you have you a fan in fr in marco peruza frank am

02:08:05.340 i a bad person if i sub to hillary clinton's only fans acid washing 10 000 emails drives is my thing

02:08:12.380 you are a bad person if you subscribe to hillary clinton's only fans i'm sorry i don't i usually

02:08:17.180 don't make moral judgments but but you know what my favorite things with your time my favorite thing

02:08:22.700 that hillary clinton ever said was when she was at a press conference being asked questions about

02:08:29.020 wiping the server in her house that was in her bathroom uh that was like you know being leaked

02:08:34.060 all over the place and how when somebody says so did you wipe the server her actual answer on the

02:08:40.700 spot this is so obscure you can't even find clips of it but i remember at the time she said well wipe

02:08:45.180 it with a cloth or something like she asked like she like you know did that as like a a question back

02:08:50.620 like like acting quizzical oh you mean like did i take a little index and wipe off the top it was so

02:08:56.940 funny it was like had nothing and so they're like did you wipe the server you know you wipe it with

02:09:02.380 with a cloth did i try and clean it every once in a while i was like oh my goodness you're so it's such

02:09:06.460 a hack but i love it max jenna says bonnie critchley claimed that she's quote unquote centrist lol

02:09:14.940 and that's where i i like i know i i don't i don't hate her in any way but i always just got annoyed

02:09:20.780 with her saying like you know i'm the true daughter of the soil because i live here it's like

02:09:26.780 are you though there's communists who live in every single riding it doesn't mean that they

02:09:31.580 represent the area because they know you know particular streets and small towns but it sounds

02:09:37.420 good i know that's all it is sound king od and old man milo for ten dollars says how much do you

02:09:45.820 think pierre wins by and what do you think will be the by-election turnout i can't wait for him to be

02:09:51.260 back in the house of commons by the way i love your channel you're gonna make 100 000 subs well hopefully

02:09:56.380 well thank you for the ten dollar super chat um i think based on what we're seeing right now it's

02:10:01.900 probably safe to say that i think polyev is going to remain either above 80 not i don't think he's

02:10:09.500 going to cross over to like 81 or 82 uh probably above 79 and a half and probably where we're at right

02:10:15.980 now uh turnout at the moment is 28.8 and we're 59 of the way through so we're probably going to end

02:10:23.580 up with like 42 turnout which for a by-election is pretty good uh yeah like it's yeah by-election

02:10:31.500 what 35 38 genuinely i think the real result of this by-election is that carney and the liberals

02:10:39.020 government's honeymoon is going to be over in september when the house of commons reconvenes

02:10:44.220 they have this air canada fiasco they have a lot of things going badly for them right now

02:10:49.100 uh and actually we have clyde again clyde what's up yeah i was just saying that i think the real

02:10:54.220 outcome of this election this this by-election is just going to be that combined with the air canada

02:10:59.260 thing and a lot of other minor issues with the liberal government with the trade issue

02:11:05.100 i think that what you're going to see is a lot more the the liberal honeymoon is kind of going

02:11:09.420 to come to a close in late august september october i think that um the shine is going to be off

02:11:16.940 because of a lot of these screw-ups and then having poly back in the house of commons is going

02:11:20.700 to make it feel a little more like a 50 50 affair uh than it had been over the past few months because

02:11:25.660 the past few months you would say the conservatives rhetorically were very underpowered to the

02:11:30.460 liberals okay yeah i said you're gonna have something like i'm sorry everybody's being polite

02:11:44.780 clad's just like uh sure yeah whatever yeah i got it halfway through so i had to i had to jump out

02:11:52.460 because i was on rebel news uh they invited me over there for a quick segment uh prior to me jumping

02:11:59.180 no prior to me even jumping in the stream in the first place that's why i had to

02:12:02.700 i didn't want to i didn't want to say it ahead of time because then i didn't want like your viewers

02:12:06.380 to run over rebel news i'd be fine with that i honestly i'd want to see your virile power of being

02:12:11.980 able to move like 500 viewers over a rebel that'd be funny no i didn't want to do that at all

02:12:17.260 you guys could go watch the rebel like uh uh highlights later what was kind of too bad is i

02:12:24.940 assumed that they were going to live stream earlier in the night because usually when it's like a rebel

02:12:29.100 or juno or like one of the networks they'll start earlier when they're doing a live stream i thought

02:12:33.980 i was hoping that they would do that because they asked me if i could come on and i was like can you

02:12:37.740 do it like earlier where i can jump on at like 8 15 like pm like mountain time and then have me on for

02:12:44.300 like 20 minutes then i'll go start my own thing and they just uh they couldn't do that but you know

02:12:48.460 whatever uh oh but sorry i i skipped over that one matt scott says for two dollars you need a knuckle

02:12:54.540 scratcher not pierre well i think you mean knuckle duster i think there's an input there's implied

02:13:02.300 violence against mark carney i don't know just more of a more of a rough approach yeah a knuckle

02:13:10.540 scratcher like you're talking like a knuckle dragger right that's like a that's what i think

02:13:15.900 he's like knuckle duster like a uh like a uh like a pair of brass knuckles knuckle dusters or whatever

02:13:21.420 but uh forever mark scott has given us a mystery to solve of what he meant uh but jason curlin says

02:13:29.020 for six bucks if three if random third party person one would have four seats uh minority government

02:13:35.900 thank you uh if some random person won i assume some random independent they'd probably be more

02:13:44.060 friendly to the conservatives i guess i mean the liberals uh but that was just really never

02:13:49.020 going to happen in this situation brinder sindhu says for two dollars caroline malroney for prime

02:13:55.020 minister i i don't i don't i don't have any strong opinion about caroline malroney and i think that's

02:14:02.140 very purposeful i just don't think she's a particularly compelling individual right now

02:14:09.340 i don't know i don't know if we're over that yet i i mean i get bob ray's still out there so what do i

02:14:17.340 know she at the end of the day in my mind is a ford loyalist and that's why i still just don't really

02:14:24.140 like any of the people associated with the pc party in ontario are there some probably good people in

02:14:29.100 there sure i kind of need to see them walk away from the party uh and show that they can you know

02:14:35.340 show themselves doing something else before i'd ever consider them as like you know federal government

02:14:39.900 material well ford and houston showed their their allegiances recently they hang out with federal

02:14:47.420 liberals that's that's their thing put it on display they're proud tim houston has absolutely

02:14:53.500 shredded his chance of of trying to replace poly of because the the theory was is that houston was

02:14:58.460 going to come against aliev and pierre sorry and ford was going to come against poly of and have

02:15:03.660 all like the local federal delegates try and undermine him at the leadership review and then one of them

02:15:09.740 would try and run to replace him in the leadership race and it's like tim houston absolutely shredded

02:15:15.260 himself with his modular homes announcement and then the things with the forest fires it just zero political

02:15:23.260 skill the things with the forest fire if the things with the infringement on civil liberties

02:15:28.620 i think that's how we should frame that yeah that's what that is his excuse on the forest fires being

02:15:33.980 why it was so stupid too who's walking into the forest if it's super smoky people want to just go into

02:15:40.380 forests where it's like you know it's a nice day out i want to go on a hike and apparently we're gonna

02:15:44.380 like you're gonna you know you're gonna kick up a storm and cause a fire by like jogging too fast

02:15:48.940 well that's the original thing and then they they realized how ridiculous that sounded so they came

02:15:55.900 out with a new uh strategy and that was to say well we're just if if you go out there and you get hurt

02:16:02.940 we won't be able to save you you'll you'll take up resources to to save you there's resources that

02:16:07.980 are fighting wildfires so the nanny state won't be able to come rescue you from yourself

02:16:13.980 yeah that was on the off chance that maybe you break a leg yeah yeah you're not allowed to take

02:16:21.500 risks and on your own those excuses are always in play they can always say that there is risk so that

02:16:28.780 something can't be done or must be done it's like the bike lanes in ontario it's not a mcdonald's ball

02:16:33.660 pit folks it's the wilderness it's dangerous there's some there's a small amount of implied risk when

02:16:41.420 you go in the bush yeah but and that's yeah it's like it's like with the bike lanes in toronto an

02:16:49.740 issue i actually agree with doug ford on yeah it doesn't matter what the risk what what the plot

02:16:55.820 the the positives and negatives are the provincial government is allowed to order bike lanes to be

02:17:01.340 removed but a judge is stepping and saying no bike lanes are now a human right and when i said that

02:17:05.820 some people are well the judge didn't technically say it's human right they said that there would be

02:17:09.340 bodily harm i'm like shut up shut up that's always true which means it's a bod it means it's a human

02:17:15.580 right now i gotta look that up you guys talk i gotta that's that's hilarious yeah that was a great one

02:17:24.220 but we have uh jugger juggaloo king 69 dope for two dollars says we need to go in the way of britain

02:17:30.860 before we see the light um well hopefully not i don't want to become as easy in canada are you

02:17:37.100 seeing that you see your franks and real no the problem is when it goes that far is not reeling it

02:17:43.340 back but you don't you don't become north korea and then all of a sudden everybody realizes hey wasn't

02:17:49.580 it so much better to have liberty yeah in the in quebec it's almost as bad as the uk and they

02:17:57.500 haven't turned it around maybe not in terms of like the immigration migration problems in quebec

02:18:03.740 but in terms of like civil liberties and the kind of culture that's there uh we have joe bobby cat

02:18:09.500 for 20 says just saying hello white frank and you too clyde better than nothing i guess that's

02:18:15.740 your that's our slogan that's that's the uh that's the big like clyde you we like you it's uh clyde

02:18:23.340 you're better than nothing clyde i i genuinely want you to show the bag of your coffee that you now

02:18:29.820 sell because i actually get a kick out of it i i find it funny and i i go get a product

02:18:38.460 okay so many plays on his his channel name clyde do nothing clyde do something he was called clyde sing

02:18:46.060 in our uh well the friday stream we did together that's a new one because we went to that brand

02:18:53.100 it's hilarious yeah uh trying to go oh hey remixer darken says dark roast is fine but i prefer cream

02:19:06.540 and milk in my coffee i hate dark roast coffee i like dark i like got all kinds i like mild coffee this is

02:19:14.700 the i'll put it up to the camera this is the ecological decaf if i can move you to the main

02:19:22.860 person on the stream i prioritize you yeah yeah down at the bottom each one of us on the in like

02:19:29.500 the waiting room has like a little thing next to us so there you go there you go so this is the uh

02:19:35.420 clive brew something lineup so you see my logo is a mug instead of the silhouette and uh this one's

02:19:41.980 the ecological decaf decaf medium roast coffee uh it's natural sweet swiss water decaffeination i don't

02:19:48.700 like the chems and stuff this is we we roast like this is roasted right in in vancouver it's great

02:19:55.740 roasted in burnaby bc and you have to say burnaby because it's there but we we have three three in

02:20:01.100 the lineup we have the decaf i like the decaf but we also have the mega medium we call it the mega because

02:20:07.260 we're making americano is great again folks that's what we're doing and the uh and then the the dark

02:20:13.340 roast which is the dark humor morning coping mechanism that's the thing that you if you really

02:20:19.660 want to like it dark you're really gonna like this coffee get yourself some go to clyde do something dot

02:20:24.700 com and uh it's right there and you get your shirt we got some i really like the logo and the name and

02:20:30.460 everything you you somehow have stumbled across a channel name that like is actually very dynamic

02:20:36.300 yeah do you want me can i give a sneak peek of a shirt we just made for the channel for the

02:20:40.220 you can do that yeah sure yeah this is a cool one uh i'll give you the sword doing the the the whole

02:20:47.180 weeaboo thing dang that gives me an idea that's the uh that's the new shirt so looking forward to that

02:20:57.660 we'll be putting that on the store very soon anime clyde has a much bigger beard than normal clyde

02:21:02.700 yeah i give it a trim but yeah i could grow it out jilly bean says for five dollars for the

02:21:10.940 bs that canada has put the us through they should invade canada then we can show them the way to

02:21:16.140 ottawa well yeah i don't think i can endorse that but i get the sentiment there

02:21:22.860 marco prusa for two dollars says why can you read the super chats i gave frank

02:21:27.900 i have now and frank was disturbed on an emotional and spiritual level i think two out of four were

02:21:34.860 disturbing yeah for sure yeah you you aren't here clod he wants uh he wants frank to read him a bedtime

02:21:40.780 story in the dark in the dark specifically yeah wow yeah no thanks it's gonna be hard to read him

02:21:46.780 read you a book in the dark but whatever uh i'm just gonna have to start talking like this yeah

02:21:52.300 let's change my approach a little bit

02:21:55.740 solely connect for ten dollars

02:21:59.740 when people listen to me talk about trudeau and polyeth

02:22:07.180 oh this is why i love hanging out with you guys

02:22:11.660 totally connect for ten bucks says old boomer vet here from andrew lawton country

02:22:15.660 i haven't been swayed by the leftist bull crap and yeah naturally they're still like

02:22:20.780 in the group of of voters above 50 uh voters about 55 you know still 37 are voting conservative

02:22:28.060 or 35 are voting conservative it's not nothing uh the liberals are disproportionately winning older

02:22:33.500 voters but again it's because gen naturally when things don't hit you as hard you're going to be

02:22:39.900 more willing to vote for luxury things you know your politics become luxury politics

02:22:45.420 i vote because i'm tolerant you know i vote for equity and i vote for you know in you know

02:22:51.180 a lot of dei voters are you know frankly going to be older women because you know you own your own

02:22:56.060 home and you live in a safe neighborhood you don't care about housing policy so you can

02:22:59.980 you know as your cloth climate voters are older voters because they have the luxury of voting for

02:23:04.860 climate issues luxury beliefs for sure yeah and we have marco peruza again for five bucks frank if

02:23:11.740 doug ford ford was a pie slice what would be what would he be pumpkin cherry meat pie or communist i

02:23:19.260 don't know what a communist pie is yeah i get commie pie if there's commie pie otherwise he'd probably

02:23:25.660 be cherry pie because i don't like it cheese and i'm certainly not pumpkin eat pies full of calories

02:23:32.380 cheese and yeah he'd be a cheese onion and bean he's a very gassy a gassy pie to get through you

02:23:38.620 know what he'd be he'd be one of those like cheap welfare pies that somebody puts together by just

02:23:43.180 cracking a canadian like a a campbell's soup can into a pie crust and just like let it like evaporate in

02:23:49.260 the oven yeah jail cake i just had to get the campbell's soup in there and the insult

02:23:57.980 you have a lot of people i want i want that too i want a mug that says hi guys well i want to here

02:24:04.540 here's why i was gonna say so the cjr 902 guy i want a white claypool mug that says hey guys

02:24:12.700 i have to sometimes re-record myself saying that i'm not even kidding 45 times before i get it right

02:24:19.500 because you get the hey guys wrong hey guys why claypool here when i'm talking right now i can

02:24:24.940 kind of flow what well when you have it's it's you know 11 a.m and you have not spoken to anyone in

02:24:32.060 the day yet your mouth is a little cottony and you're like hey guys why claypool here and then

02:24:37.180 you kind of take too much of a breath and it's kind of weird and you're like okay i'm gonna go back so

02:24:40.620 it doesn't have this weird break where i'm just staring at the camera like i mean like it's it's

02:24:44.940 maybe i'm just paranoid but sometimes it takes you a while to get the hey guys right sometimes

02:24:50.380 that's not the thing i'm amazed by i know it's so bad it's 11 a.m before you see anybody in the day

02:24:57.260 well i'm at home well i'm not like going out and like you know hanging out with people or whatever

02:25:01.340 like you know all my jobs are remote i i i do go out a lot but i kind of wait a little bit or you

02:25:06.940 know or i go out really early but even then i'm talking to someone over the counter at a store for like

02:25:11.900 a minute uh you know you haven't you haven't you know knocked out all the cobwebs and i drink way

02:25:16.620 too much coffee and so i like have a really dry throat halfway through the day and i've like trying

02:25:21.340 to like you know drink a bunch of water but sometimes you get in your own head and you're

02:25:25.340 like hey guys why claypool here any of the here is too long and i'm like that's so flipping weird

02:25:30.620 and i have to go back you got to go with those those are the best ones you got to do it someday there's

02:25:35.420 going to be a compilation of all of your your cold opens i'm going to become like that that uh

02:25:41.340 there's this one guy dash dobrofsky if you know dash dobrofsky he's like a democratic propagandist

02:25:47.340 in the united states and people will just scroll through all his tiktok videos and every video

02:25:52.460 he's like usually he's trying to say you know he'll usually a video will start with like donald trump

02:25:57.100 did blah blah blah but his signature is always saying big news and he always says it in such a

02:26:01.820 way where it starts sounding like pig news over time and i love the idea that as you're scrolling

02:26:06.700 through it's just like pig news pig news pig news it's just i need to i actually want to find that

02:26:13.100 compilation for people to watch but first on what cgr i don't know why but obscuredly for some reason

02:26:19.420 i've seen that maybe you shared that with me it was something that was like uh i think it was probably

02:26:24.620 going around in like early 2024 um but but to what cgr902 is saying saying that he wants the mug that says

02:26:32.620 hey guys my idea was like a t-shirt or a mug that just had the initials of hey guys why clay blue

02:26:38.460 here because actually kind of is like an acronym or it that kind of works visually and i like those

02:26:44.700 things that are not that are that if somebody else knows what it is they recognize it but nobody else

02:26:51.740 would recognize it i think you should do a shirt that is like a glamour shots of you

02:26:57.580 with like with the you know the laser background from like eighth grade but like you you standing

02:27:07.420 there like with your your hand like on your knee and then like uh the second shot just like mosaicked

02:27:15.580 in i think that would be hilarious okay guys on the whole shirt too i'm gonna show i'm gonna show the

02:27:21.020 results first just so people can be satisfied knowing what where we're at uh poly of oh very very

02:27:27.340 poor ppc almost 100 votes they're almost there 79 bonnie crick actually dude he's in the 70s

02:27:34.460 he's gonna she's gonna clinch it now obviously i actually think at this point she could get 100

02:27:40.220 of the remaining vote and still lose that's how far he would be is but i want to jump over to uh the dash

02:27:48.300 video because it's funny uh it's so this is out of left field for a lot of people but i find it funny

02:27:55.260 so that's why we're gonna look at it so here's all dash dobrofsky's cold opens oh oh this oh boy

02:28:03.260 great news oh boy it has just been revealed big news big news oh boy here's a video of this is what

02:28:11.340 don oh boy this is it guys big news donald trump so donald trump donald trump it has just been revealed

02:28:19.660 oh here's a video oh boy republicans are free oh man here's big news and big news it has just been

02:28:27.660 revealed big news the report big news oh boy it has just been revealed oh boy so donald trump big news

02:28:36.700 so donald trump big news oh boy big news this is crazy fox news oh boy yeah so uh that that's

02:28:47.660 all right now you got you got a full serving of dash dobrofsky i love how it sounds like big news

02:28:55.660 like it's just some like farming show or something like that that's something i think when you're

02:28:59.660 doing shorts you have to do you have to start it off with something that's like way over the top like

02:29:05.340 i'm gonna blow your mind or something crazy it's gotta be a catch yeah i i that's where even some yeah

02:29:13.580 like i i can't stand i hate the kind of thumbnail where it's again the person like like just pog face

02:29:20.620 or whatever you call it and the person's like whoa is this like actually i do all of those thumbnails

02:29:25.740 for you now every time why i will put myself in a thumbnail but i'm literally i just screenshot my i

02:29:33.020 just keep like pausing the video after i film it and just screenshot myself at a point where i'm like

02:29:37.660 kind of like or whatever and it's like she's looking normal um but i don't like the oh goodness

02:29:43.820 i i need to find this thing it was it was annoying me because it was just stupid on like a bunch of

02:29:48.060 levels okay it's this uh it's a video by nick fridas in the u.s and this is the type of content i hate

02:29:57.340 it's the it's alberta 51st state alberta the 51st state and it says will i saw that this morning

02:30:04.540 alberta and then like like can we do away with the thumbnail with an older gruff looking guy who's

02:30:11.980 kind of stocky kind of looking serious like he's gonna get to the bottom of what's going on here for

02:30:16.940 all of us but that's the guy that's the guy in the video that's the guy whose channel it is i know

02:30:23.340 it's him but my point is can we do away with the channels that like start off every every thumbnail is

02:30:29.100 just kind of like a guy sitting there looking quizzical about something that's not even true it's just

02:30:34.220 not gonna happen and but the thing is like that type of content really sells in the u.s right now

02:30:39.100 because if you're in alberta you know that it's pretty unlikely that alberta is going to separate

02:30:44.220 and it's even more unlikely that we would join the u.s but there's some gruff looking guy like

02:30:48.540 alberta 51st state is that gonna happen it's like no i'm on i'm on the other side of that one

02:30:55.740 why i i think that alberta could separate it could but my point is that 51st state is very unlikely

02:31:04.220 now oh yeah yeah yeah yeah for sure i'm with you on that one yeah oh my goodness okay well i've been

02:31:11.660 holding this up but uh so i think we've concluded decisively that that doug ford would be a a cheese

02:31:18.380 meat and uh an onion pie trish prolix says for 279. that's true she yeah she's awesome i i can't

02:31:28.380 say people's last names it's a famous thing i'm bad at uh hi wyatt frank and clyde hit the like button

02:31:35.020 yeah guys go hit the like button by the way i need to really link your guys good to see trish

02:31:42.860 yeah there's there's reoccurring characters across a lot of the channels here trish is awesome i met her

02:31:48.220 a series of times in her life so she's she's come out to the we unify conference last year she came

02:31:56.220 out she she came all the way to squamish for a get together we we put together and marty and i

02:32:03.900 are you showing up to we unify here yeah i'm gonna be a speaker okay i'm there too uh i'm just linking

02:32:10.860 people's channels if you guys want to go follow frank and clyde the good channels especially go follow

02:32:15.900 uh frank clyde clyde's got enough subscribers yeah don't follow me you won't like me anyway

02:32:26.780 he was pulled in last second you know

02:32:31.260 i heard that clyde's a bad person in a video that that derek smith put up and then quickly

02:32:37.420 and then quickly deleted yeah

02:32:38.940 uh wasn't it you for being far right you and marty uh so pinsky went at everybody and when he

02:32:46.460 went out to amy ham i was like i'm enough i've had enough of seeing this guy in my timeline hey

02:32:50.700 locks it's mark doesn't go after me so i'm fine i i think he's a character and is he silly is he

02:32:58.140 out of his mind is he just clout chasing yes but that's what makes it hilarious because he's just

02:33:03.100 so obvious he's so transparently stupid you know what i mean he's transparently just getting attention

02:33:08.380 trying to get attention so the whole thing just becomes a farce in my mind i got zero time for that

02:33:13.580 i i know but it's just more so like i've known him from so long ago and met him in person i'm like

02:33:17.660 it's just funny to me at this point uh anyways so but yeah with the election results right now we

02:33:25.020 have 79.6 for pierre paulia bonnie critchley has a respectable 10 and liberal the liberal candidate

02:33:33.260 4.6 and dp 2.3 united 1.8 and the rest let's be clear you do not care about uh 10 is kind of

02:33:42.300 impressive like i mean especially especially in that riding against that guy pierre paulia that's

02:33:50.060 pretty impressive you know you might think the ndp might do a little better because they're the

02:33:53.980 second largest party in in alberta provincial politics and there they are half the liberal vote

02:34:00.140 and a quarter of bonnie's vote they're pretty dead oh and the and the ppc getting there 0.4

02:34:11.020 what do you think is going to happen with the ppc because you're our resident ppc expert frank

02:34:16.060 what do you think is going to happen in the next year i'm probably just going to gimp along and be

02:34:21.420 there and um annoy the rest of us i think that's probably what's going to happen like i don't you

02:34:28.940 know i say that there's no structure there's no plan to win there's no plan to advance the party

02:34:33.580 you know there's no real leadership i i don't understand a leadership cult gathering around a

02:34:38.780 person who doesn't really do that um i don't think it's going to go away though it's it's got too much

02:34:45.900 money they didn't spend enough last election so oh they actually have like they just have reserves

02:34:50.060 of cash they can keep doing this with yeah as far as i understand they've got they've got cash and

02:34:55.580 reserve yeah i love that western standard headline and like they're just covering the news so i i get

02:35:00.460 it there was nothing wrong with what they did i think yeah let me see he might be like 59 or something

02:35:07.420 isn't he uh maybe 60 he's 62 so his birthday is in january so we'll give it three more years

02:35:18.220 and so 65 who's this maxime bernier oh max bernier okay so when he gets his full pension he's going to

02:35:26.460 give up on the grift you think i don't know i i don't know what i don't know what his motive is like

02:35:33.180 the whole idea was to create an alternative party there was a there was a moment in time where there

02:35:37.340 was actually room for it i think and it's just been squandered the opportunity it's just not there

02:35:43.340 now it's not there now pierre's not going anywhere they could they could parachute in for they could

02:35:47.900 parachute in tim houston he ain't gonna win none of them are gonna beat him like he's the guy so and and

02:35:54.300 the ppc is not going to displace him 0.7 percent they got five the in 21 and we i think we got two

02:36:03.020 in 19 so that's you're going the wrong direction when is the next leadership uh race or it does is

02:36:12.780 what do you mean for uh for the federal for the federal conservatives yeah so there's a leadership

02:36:17.500 review in january at the convention in calgary and so what happens is if poly of doesn't uh pass it he

02:36:24.940 doesn't get 50 plus one percent he has to step down naturally that's not the real number if you fall

02:36:30.540 below 75 as a conservative leader you really do have to step down and i think the real line for

02:36:35.580 poly of is can he get above 80 on the leadership review it's a very different kind of a review than

02:36:41.340 would happen for someone like danielle smith danielle smith anyone who bought buys a ticket to show

02:36:46.460 up to the agm like i'm doing for november anyone who shows up when it's a leadership review agm which

02:36:52.380 only happens every few years uh you can cast your ballot on if she stays or she or she goes

02:36:58.140 but there can be as many people from any riding if riding has 10 000 people that show up technically

02:37:04.140 that's okay uh you know that's obviously not going to happen but in the federal uh case only 10

02:37:10.300 delegates for riding and i believe plus the mp or maybe riding president or i think the riding

02:37:15.900 president gets added automatically as one of the 10 so insiders who have been around for a long time

02:37:21.660 can have chips on their shoulders and cannot like uh very particular things that the party does and

02:37:27.500 they're very aware of nomination race shenanigans and they're they you know they don't like jenny

02:37:32.380 burn or they do like jenny burn or they want cory to nike to be the new executive director or they

02:37:36.780 don't like poly of his leader because they like doug ford a lot and they're a doug ford loyalist

02:37:41.100 that's where you could see poly of being in more danger than he would be if all the conservative

02:37:46.380 membership was voting if they were all voting he'd win 95 if insider delegate types vote you

02:37:52.780 could see him falling below 80 in theory depending on the mix of people who show up so then it goes

02:37:58.380 through an election yeah and if he doesn't get a good enough enough amount of support uh he could be

02:38:03.740 you know effectively forced to step down uh by the party saying hey only 65 of people like he that's

02:38:09.980 really not enough to go into an election with you got to be like the guy you can't be yeah who who

02:38:16.460 next who next why you're the political guy who next um it's not here who i i don't think they should

02:38:22.380 replace him uh because my thing was that the risk would be too great in trying to get someone better

02:38:27.900 and i don't think that there are as many people that you would describe as better and even then i

02:38:32.460 don't even know if they're better we have not seen them act as leader if jamil javani became leader

02:38:36.700 tomorrow i wouldn't i wouldn't care that would be fine but i don't think that jamil would probably

02:38:41.580 run and win and so of all the viable candidates paul you have is still much better yeah uh it's

02:38:49.580 gotta be him for them from their perspective he's it scotty for five bucks has supported all three of

02:38:55.660 you chat please about the msm and their predictable no comment about this ignore and go away liberal 101

02:39:02.620 well i i really don't want to watch the power and politics in the cbc and see if they retract a

02:39:08.700 bunch of their stuff about polyev's potential weakness in alberta they're they're the real

02:39:14.220 compare and contrast will be between if you go to cbc right now and it is cbc projects period

02:39:21.820 polyev will win battle river crowfoot by election nothing about a landslide but it's compare and contrast

02:39:26.540 the headline now at 11 14 p.m mdt to tomorrow morning and see what the headline is because i find

02:39:35.580 it can change very rapidly in the next eight hours into a different spin as they figure it out

02:39:40.460 overnight well i wonder if they're just gonna act like this is like who cares it was obviously this

02:39:45.980 was gonna happen and it was obvious this was gonna happen but they're gonna turn into poly of wins easy

02:39:51.740 by-election or whatever and they would kind of under downplay it compared to how they had been

02:39:56.220 playing up the idea that polyev could be very undermined by a like a charismatic local candidate

02:40:02.940 uh we have marco peruza for another two dollars for frank saying frank want to play high to the

02:40:08.140 sausage with doug ford oh marco you're spending a lot of money to uh i don't even know where this is

02:40:15.740 going man i just like add up all the marco comments and just send frank a check because i could do a

02:40:22.060 hot dog i mean i'm not a hot dog i could do it never mind i'm not even i was kidding nope nope

02:40:29.900 well moving swiftly along leo olkov how do i say this leo you're killing me here with the name

02:40:37.580 uh olkovkov i'm gonna go with what frank said olkovkov uh five dollars thank you for that thanks

02:40:48.060 for supporting the channel i knocked on 1 200 plus doors for andrew lawton i love your show uh uh iyo

02:40:54.940 what percentage of the vote would make pure poly vulnerable during the leadership review uh so i guess

02:40:59.660 we just answered that it would be that kind of below 80 percent number uh for him to be really secure

02:41:05.500 i think he wants 85 plus that's when yeah there are some red tories who don't like him there are

02:41:11.740 some troubled people who didn't like the way nominations were handled and by the way nominations

02:41:15.740 were not handled very well uh like you know i was kicked out of signal hill as people know um the um

02:41:24.460 we uh but like what we have uh like barring some of those people voting against him if he can get

02:41:33.340 that you know 85 you would say okay yeah there's some people who didn't vote for him but like you

02:41:39.580 know his leadership vote is much higher than what how much he won the thing by uh how much he won the uh

02:41:45.740 the the leadership uh by against john shere so i think he needs like a really head and shoulders kind

02:41:51.580 of victory or else there's going to be those doubts and i just want to time out for a second there was a

02:41:57.820 comment that it flowed by a while ago and it was a person in the chat was asking uh why why it never

02:42:04.060 mentions the new blue party or why i never mentioned the new blue party i'm not gonna speak for myself

02:42:08.380 but why i flew there on his own dime and knocked on doors for that party i mean yeah in february i

02:42:15.420 went out on my own dime literally didn't get anything paid for although i think someone bought me dinner

02:42:20.620 because i flew out um even then i was like one of those you know fighting with somebody saying no

02:42:25.740 i can still pay my own side of it for like five minutes until you give in um like you know i like

02:42:31.180 the new blue party in ontario i i endorse people voting for the new blue party 18 of the candidates

02:42:36.220 who ran for the new blue party ran because they found out about it from this channel um you know

02:42:41.580 there's some great people who ended up putting their names forward and there's people who actually

02:42:44.620 gained votes from last time naturally the new blue party in the first election in their first

02:42:49.500 election in 22 got 20 uh like um 2.7 percent of the vote and in this last election they got 1.6 but

02:42:57.260 it was a snap election in the deep winter and they couldn't get a candidate in every single riding no

02:43:02.540 matter how hard they tried because you know it's hard to get someone to go out in the deep winter

02:43:07.740 and collect 50 signatures for themselves and i you know you can't underestimate how unimaginative the

02:43:15.900 ontario electorate actually is okay i still run into all the time you know if if it wasn't ford

02:43:21.420 you know the liberals would be worse i just don't see it i don't see it at all i don't think anything

02:43:25.660 would be different maybe it would be a bit more rainbows maybe a bit more of that sort of stuff if

02:43:31.260 win had won in 2018 but in terms of the net provincial debt in terms of the politics and

02:43:38.220 the policies i don't think it's any different so i i advocated in the during the election it's a good

02:43:44.300 time to vote uh new blue and then there was the other one the ontario party i mean vote for either

02:43:48.540 one you know you can have your preference but it's a good time to do something different and then the

02:43:53.420 night of i said hey 120 000 people use their imagination the rest of them i don't know i guess

02:43:59.820 believe there was a difference between the main parties and there just wasn't and there isn't and

02:44:04.860 it sucks no hot dog buns for ford it's not happening marco i don't like i don't like yeah i don't like

02:44:15.660 ford don't like ford at all don't like uh tim houston oh come on five dollar super chat from marco

02:44:24.780 frank if you were skinny dipping with doug ford what would be the first question you ask him

02:44:28.780 no i don't even know no they're not gonna happen i'm not gonna be naked with ford in a pond like

02:44:34.700 i'm assuming i'm no no just don't

02:44:43.020 we can probably wrap this up pretty soon here

02:44:47.260 there's nothing where you can add the word skinny and for doug ford in the same sentence

02:44:51.980 it's just yeah well he is fat trudeau as we all know yeah thank you daniel boardman if indeed it

02:44:58.300 was him that created that because i'm you know i'm i'm pretty anti nickname like i i don't like a lot

02:45:03.900 of nicknames but fat trudeau has just stuck with me to the point where i've even started using it it's

02:45:11.020 just it's an exception of the rule okay so 83 of the vote is in uh polyev has not 79.7 of the vote

02:45:20.700 even the p even the cbc finally said that yes he has one uh it's probably a good place to end this

02:45:27.340 stream because we don't really need to keep meandering on about an election that the outcome

02:45:32.940 was certain before and we were more so here just to watch it all play out um yeah i think what what's

02:45:39.340 your guys's main takeaway from today that it was a good stream i had a good time yep that's it

02:45:49.420 i mean it's it's it's good pierre he won great 40 days from now we might see him back in the house

02:45:56.220 in the meantime i don't know we're supposed to be in a series of unending emergencies with carney

02:46:01.100 on vacation in parliament on the session and onwards we go

02:46:10.140 uh my take my takeaway here is uh this will all be for nothing if alberta separates

02:46:17.020 fair enough well my main takeaway is that even though i'm not paid to do this there's a link

02:46:21.660 to clyde's shop if you guys want some of his coffee because i know some people were asking about that

02:46:26.140 whatnot so it's delicious yeah you guys go try it clyde brew something or whatever it's called yeah it's

02:46:32.460 i drink cheap garbage but as soon as i see clyde in real life clyde has to bring me a bag of his

02:46:39.900 coffee basically i'll bring you a bag of coffee sure yeah i'll even pay you for it oh i'll just bring

02:46:45.180 into i don't want to feel i don't want to be sponsored that's a good question what's that oh

02:46:51.100 uh cjr 902 says if came up with a nickname for ford what would it be that's actually a good one

02:46:59.500 i don't even have any guess

02:47:02.780 it wouldn't be fat trudeau that's not his style so it's got to be something else you'd probably call

02:47:07.340 him the crack brother something is that the one with the crack brother yeah

02:47:16.380 the one who's premier of a province but he thinks he's mayor is that the one

02:47:20.300 yeah you call him you'd probably call him canadian chris christie

02:47:27.660 so i kind of like chris christie honestly he talks yeah

02:47:31.820 chris christie but you know what chris christie can be very cringe have you ever seen him there

02:47:38.940 it is that's it yeah which one flip flop ford flip flop ford yeah that's something you have to

02:47:45.340 i think trump would have to be running against him to use flip flop ford like in a trade context

02:47:50.700 geopolitical i don't know joe boy's a good one one though boy i just i can't see trump ever

02:47:59.100 wanting to talk to ford because of all the stuff that he goes on american tv and says

02:48:04.620 it's just awful uber uber comrade for two bucks says pure poly of musco he's the rusted of federal

02:48:11.500 politics my thing is i you can you can find probably policies where i would say that poly of is too

02:48:18.940 conciliatory to mainstream narratives on like when it comes to america trade and stuff like that my thing

02:48:25.740 though is rusted post losing an election has gotten softer on policy he's ripped up planks from

02:48:32.460 his uh from his uh his party they're not they kind of oppose drippa they don't they actually are in

02:48:38.620 favor of undrip uh they don't really push any fiscally conservative policies they don't they actually

02:48:43.820 don't oppose soji that much they want changes made but not really whereas poly of upon losing the

02:48:50.380 election you can have you can find flaws with him definitely but i would at least say he's learned

02:48:55.260 something simply from changing his immigration stance so i'm like like something's changed and

02:49:01.660 someone could say it's just words but it's like not in the same universe as as as john rusted rigging

02:49:08.060 his own annual general meeting for the party to pack the board having these guys writing themselves

02:49:13.420 and create crazy bonus checks inside the party and just throwing tossing people out of caucus or saying

02:49:20.140 you know unpolitically correct things about the grave hoax and kam loops pierre is uh

02:49:28.780 he doesn't he doesn't speak up on liberty issues yeah i think that's one thing that that's a real

02:49:34.940 downside he he was very he was very slow to come in support of parents who just wanted uh parental rights and

02:49:46.140 they were being flogged by the the media he was very slow on that he was very slow like he's just

02:49:53.180 he's just too late to the punch always on on critical issues that are controversial issues if it's not

02:49:59.420 controversial if it's like i want i'm going to stand up for farmers that are getting tariffs or they're

02:50:07.580 getting taxed i'll he'll jump out in front of that but if there's any contention on the issue no you

02:50:14.540 you just it's like issues issues go to the go see what the polls have said and what their their focus

02:50:21.980 group has said and then and then ride with that there's certain issues you should be able to shoot

02:50:26.300 from the hip on and he doesn't yeah liberty is one that you should definitely the problem is is that i know

02:50:32.860 the official explanation will be if it has to do with the provincial government i don't want to get

02:50:37.260 involved to not you know not stir up something i'm like you just kind of have to you know why

02:50:43.420 why are you letting them get in the way of even from a purely selfish perspective why are you letting

02:50:48.940 arbitrary rules like that get in the way of your political career tim houston's doing a bad job smack

02:50:53.980 him go after your homes he's a liberal ally ford's a liberal ally that's why i like jamil javani on

02:50:59.660 election night making fun of doug ford for thinking he's a genius well the provinces are

02:51:05.980 active in federal politics all the time they're singing their opinions from their loudspeaker so

02:51:11.660 the excuse doesn't hold muster they've already broke the honor pact or whatever it is

02:51:17.500 when what the provinces are doing it has is in direct conflict with the charter of rights and

02:51:24.460 freedoms it's a federal document then federal federal participants should be chiming in

02:51:31.100 definitely well i think yeah and it's just such an easy win of an issue somebody is bulldozing civil

02:51:37.180 liberties for what is effectively a covid-like excuse and you don't even you don't need to come in like

02:51:43.740 you know you don't need to like come in and start just like throw and throwing chairs you can just

02:51:48.540 basically said i don't know what tim houston's doing he's it's overwrought and i agree with the

02:51:52.940 with the newfoundland premier of saying that you can't police people going on a walk in the woods

02:51:57.820 that's all he has to say it doesn't have to be aggressive it just needs to point out that he's

02:52:01.660 wrong someone in your chat saying pp is all talk but that's the problem he's not talking on crucial

02:52:07.740 issues that yeah that's the only thing he well that's the thing he's he's not in a position to do

02:52:13.740 anything anyway he's not he's not the leader of the country he's the leader of the opposition he's

02:52:18.780 supposed to talk and if he if he won't even talk on those issues then that that's real lamb yeah

02:52:24.140 uh two dollar super chat from marco peruza quote power outage ford for tariff debacle marco i

02:52:31.660 actually chuckled at that when it didn't cringe thank you money well spent you go on blackout ford too

02:52:38.620 uh neeraj maraca uh mur airka says for two dollars libertarian from bc but pleased pierre is back hey

02:52:50.300 if you're libertarian from bc make sure you join the one bc party we want to cut taxes under hundred

02:52:55.740 thousand dollars by fifty percent and twenty five percent above that uh and then scotty for five

02:53:01.900 dollars says i doubt things might have worked out better when the west needed a federal representative we

02:53:06.540 get pierre he is our advocate for separatism quote uh question mark well my thing is that it's federal

02:53:12.300 politics i'm not sure you can't really hope for a separatist member of parliament unless it's

02:53:17.980 come back and even their separatists are kind of actually i'm good doing that

02:53:21.580 what yeah we're back really good doing that yeah but my point is that there's not that cultural

02:53:27.420 moment and if you're trying to win federal government you can't start to be the guy who i represent

02:53:33.100 rural alberta yeah yeah yeah he's not what's what's the cultural moment we need abducting and and

02:53:40.540 killing uh mps i'm not advocating for that but flq i why does nobody call that marco for five dollars

02:53:49.260 says hey why i have a car payment coming i have my money back i can't help you spend your money better

02:53:57.740 marco but uh yeah alberta's problem is there's too many people for separatism to work there are too

02:54:06.220 many people who did not were not born in alberta you know i mean we're quebec most people were born in

02:54:11.660 quebec the vast majority whereas in in like alberta you're there's people from nova scotia and ontario and

02:54:18.940 bc and saskatchewan who don't necessarily want to break away from all those places

02:54:23.260 but uh go back to those places i don't know what to tell you yeah so i'm moving to texas and the

02:54:31.100 reason the one of the things that i love about texas is when you move to texas you assume the

02:54:37.740 okay why what not you sorry that the comment i apologize i was just reacting to that

02:54:43.900 you you become welcomed into texas and you become a texan and it's it's assumed that you're not that

02:54:51.660 thing you're a texan yeah you may have a background in something else but you're seen as a texan and

02:54:57.820 that's i think that's how alberta largely is i think i think a lot of people have that that mentality in

02:55:04.220 alberta and for those that do i appreciate that arca prusa says for two dollars it's okay i'll go

02:55:10.220 back to selling blood i'm just gonna say and plasma on the second part instead of saying what he actually

02:55:15.580 said uh but with that that's probably it for us today thank you two gentlemen for showing up on

02:55:24.460 yeah what a way to end it um marco peruza scares me uh and i don't like him i don't like him i kind

02:55:32.620 of like him but i don't like him uh he scares me uh but thank you for showing up frank everyone go

02:55:38.060 check out frank vaughn's channel on youtube and of course clyde at clyde do something frank's channel

02:55:42.860 is just his name frank faughn and of course subscribe to the national telegraph if you're

02:55:47.020 watching and you are not yet a subscriber and with that being said see you guys all later thanks for

02:55:54.140 for having me

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - August 19, 2025

Battle River Election Results (ft. Frank Vaughan & Clyde Do Something)

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