The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - October 29, 2024


Bloc turns on Trudeau - Will vote to end Liberal government!


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Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet says his party is working with other parties to try and bring down the Trudeau government. This means that the only party that s actually keeping the Liberals in power now is Jagmeet Singh's NDP.

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00:00:00.000 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government were just put in a very uncomfortable position today after Yves-Francois Blanchet, the leader of the Bloc Québécois, came out and declared that his party is working with other parties to try and bring down Trudeau's Liberal government.
00:00:17.180 This means that the only party that's actually keeping the Liberals in power now is Jagmeet Singh's NDP. And Jagmeet Singh's current political play is all about how he's ripped up the supply and confidence agreement with the Liberals and he's his own man again. He will do whatever he and the NDP want.
00:00:36.100 And now that Yves-Francois Blanchet saying, well, we'll defeat the Liberal government today, we're working with other parties, we are going to see things not just get bad for Trudeau, but get really bad for Jagmeet Singh.
00:00:48.160 Because Jagmeet Singh and the NDP are secretly completely broke. Who could have guessed that socialists aren't good with money?
00:00:55.120 And so at the same time, they want to criticize Trudeau constantly and say he's unfit to be the Prime Minister.
00:00:59.880 They also can't fight an election. But let's get into some of the clips from this press conference.
00:01:06.080 Thank you to True North for clipping these press conferences. I don't exactly have a team of people behind me.
00:01:11.140 And before I actually get into this, again, I've said this in other videos, 75% of you watching me right now are probably not actually subscribed.
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00:01:32.340 But here is Yves-Francois Blanchet saying that he is working with other parties to try and make sure the government falls.
00:01:40.880 Are you open to another conversation? If the government comes to you today, tomorrow, even the day after, are you open to a conversation to keep that going if you get what you want?
00:01:52.600 Have they come to us yesterday or the day before? No, we haven't got what we wanted.
00:01:58.160 If before, of course, if before they fall, they give us all we have asked under the terms that we have described, we don't have a choice but to take it.
00:02:10.060 But we are not negotiating anything as we speak. We are negotiating with opposition parties in order to have the government be...
00:02:18.600 So that would mean your support as well?
00:02:22.160 This is all about the old age pension payment increases that the Bloc Québécois are looking for.
00:02:28.620 A very big populist issue for them in Quebec.
00:02:32.320 And oddly enough, I think it's really the reason why the Liberals are not just throwing more money at this.
00:02:37.400 It's because we've experienced what it's like to have Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland in charge of Canada's finances.
00:02:44.200 The fact that they haven't caved to the Bloc and just given them the 10% increase on old age pensions for, I believe, people between the ages of 67 and 75 or 80 or whatever,
00:02:57.440 that it's probably because we actually are in such a bad economic position that the Liberals know we would go bankrupt if we actually approved this.
00:03:06.300 This is where politics can be a little cynical because I believe the Conservatives have actually been supporting the Bloc, 0.62
00:03:12.300 but just because they know that the Bloc is asking for too much and the Liberals can't give it to them.
00:03:18.020 And so the Liberals are stuck between a rock and a hard place of their own creation because they have absolutely ruined the economy.
00:03:25.320 And adding any more money onto these big programs means that the inflation rate is going to kick back up
00:03:32.100 and the Liberals lose the last tiny argument they have to keep them in government,
00:03:36.080 which is that inflation has gone down over the past couple of years, which is nonsense.
00:03:42.260 It's at like 2.3%.
00:03:43.800 It's still going up.
00:03:45.400 And that's an increase on top of the massive increases that we had back in 2020, 2021, and 2022.
00:03:52.380 Anyways, I'll let Francois Blanchet finish up here.
00:03:55.660 If they give you what you ask for, even if it's after this date, does that mean they regain your support?
00:04:02.660 Let's say that if they give us exactly all we have asked for before they fall,
00:04:09.220 because if there's a vote tomorrow, they might fall tomorrow, we will look into it
00:04:13.780 and we will be coherent with all what we have said so far.
00:04:17.460 We want precisely what is in Bill 3, C319 and in Bill C282.
00:04:26.100 Bring that to us and we'll discuss.
00:04:28.180 But in the meantime, in the meantime, they are seriously in danger to fall.
00:04:33.780 I think the other thing they were looking for as well was something to do with health care or whatever.
00:04:38.000 Really, whenever it's the bloc, they're just the even more French Liberals who are more against immigration.
00:04:43.720 They really are looking for just like big increases in social spending that the Liberals are already in favor of.
00:04:52.440 They just know that they make themselves look good in Quebec by being the main drivers of these pension increases.
00:04:59.340 And this is another good clip where the bloc leader is then asked if he is ready for an election,
00:05:04.760 which is really the big issue here.
00:05:07.980 Can you actually back up your threats with an election?
00:05:11.040 Jagmeet Singh has said he's ready for an election, but he doesn't want one.
00:05:16.440 Are you ready for an election and do you want to have one right now?
00:05:19.420 Both.
00:05:20.060 I'm ready for an election.
00:05:22.460 That was one of the reasons why we said five weeks ago that we were giving ourselves and the Reverend five weeks.
00:05:29.460 Five weeks to go to rid the bills, which they didn't do.
00:05:33.820 Five weeks so that there would still be time to go into election before having an election, which would be between Christmas and New Year's Eve.
00:05:44.140 And five weeks in order to be absolutely ready to go into election tomorrow morning.
00:05:51.320 Not only are we ready, but we might be expecting that with enthusiasm.
00:05:57.660 I do not believe that Quebecers want elections so much, but I do believe that they will understand that this is where we are now.
00:06:08.100 You know what?
00:06:09.020 I don't like the Bloc Quebecois or Yusuf-Francois Blanchet in the sense that they are, at the end of the day, lefty people.
00:06:16.220 They are big, bloated government advocates.
00:06:19.500 At the same time, that's how you negotiate.
00:06:22.200 Goodness, Jagmeet Singh.
00:06:23.460 Like, I'm a conservative, obviously, so I don't want any of these people to do well.
00:06:27.260 But, like, Jagmeet Singh sucks at politics like he's trying to win a prize.
00:06:31.720 The man doesn't know, actually, how to take a position and bluff your way into getting what you want, which is probably good for all of us because the NDP is just the more socialistic version of the liberals.
00:06:43.860 It is the even more woke and progressive version of the liberals.
00:06:47.680 But Jagmeet Singh, every time he asks for something, he always is then asked the next moment, will you have an election over this?
00:06:53.820 Will you actually hit the nuclear button that you have that can hurt the liberals?
00:06:58.380 Well, no.
00:06:59.080 Well, Canadians don't want an election.
00:07:00.420 So you're pathetic.
00:07:01.300 You're not getting anything because everything that you do, everything you ask for, is backed up by nothing.
00:07:07.780 And the thing is, again, the NDP is broke right now because socialists can't actually manage money properly.
00:07:14.380 I've seen Alk Zoltan on Twitter had released documents about this.
00:07:18.820 Not that it was, like, secret documents, but it's stuff that you have to dig for.
00:07:22.060 The NDP are not only heavily in debt because every election they usually just took a loan out on the Leighton building,
00:07:28.600 but they also only have about $200,000 on hand right now.
00:07:33.240 And there's no way a bank is going to write these guys a check because they're so poorly managed.
00:07:38.020 There's no, like, prospect of them being able to fundraise enough to pay back any of this stuff.
00:07:43.700 I actually sign up to the federal NDP email list just to see what they're saying.
00:07:49.440 Every single email is a sweaty and desperate, like, a donation-esque fundraising email.
00:07:56.960 It's always like, guys, we just need $17.
00:07:59.340 If you give us $17, we'll be able to do something.
00:08:02.420 I don't know.
00:08:02.960 Just give us $17, and we'll give you a bad-looking shirt.
00:08:05.180 Like, it's so pathetic that they're, like, going through their email list to just give us $10 because nobody wants to give them anything because they don't do anything.
00:08:13.940 Because if you're an NDP supporter, as much as you don't like the liberals, what is the NDP doing different than the liberals?
00:08:20.940 This is why so many people have just moved over to the conservatives because most voters are not very ideological.
00:08:25.980 And when they used to vote NDP or liberal, but they see both of those parties aren't working, well, unless they're in Quebec, they're going to go and vote for the conservatives or maybe the Greens if they're feeling really spicy in a day.
00:08:37.600 But they're just mostly voting conservative because the conservatives have a coherent plan that is different from what the liberals are doing.
00:08:43.540 There was actually good moments recently of Pierre Polyev asking for real spending cuts in government.
00:08:50.320 I think conservatives should actually be championing spending cuts.
00:08:52.760 The liberals are trying to smear them over wanting to cut spending.
00:08:56.400 But guess what?
00:08:57.140 Most people want us to cut spending because everyone understands, at the end of the day, we can't keep spending way more than we bring in, especially as our deficits are outpacing our growth right now.
00:09:09.700 Our current growth is all in raw GDP, not in actual GDP per capita.
00:09:14.120 So in 10 years, we might have no serious earners who could actually help prop up the federal budget because we've chased them all into the U.S. 1.00
00:09:21.840 or they retired and most of our workers are making below $50,000.
00:09:26.420 Oh, anyways, I want to move on to another clip here of Chrystia Freeland responding to the ongoing issues with the Bloc Québécois.
00:09:34.460 I want to first talk about what she what her reaction is in response to use Francois Blanchet.
00:09:40.320 And then I want to go over to the secret ballot initiative to gauge Justin Trudeau's approval in his own caucus, because that's still an ongoing issue for the prime minister.
00:09:51.820 On the Bloc issue, can you just categorically say that the Liberal government will not bring in the 10 percent increase?
00:09:57.840 And Mr. Duclos, on the same point, we heard that you said it was a fake ultimatum, in essence.
00:10:02.520 I'm paraphrasing what you were saying this morning in French.
00:10:04.560 Has your view changed after hearing Mr. Blanchet earlier today say that he is looking to bring the government down at the earliest available opportunity?
00:10:11.480 I'll just say very quickly, we have I have a good relationship with the Bloc. 0.78
00:10:18.740 I think our government does. The lines of communication are open.
00:10:24.680 There are a lot of things that we agree on, and we think that it's important to.
00:10:32.360 This is how you belittle your opponent in a negotiation.
00:10:36.600 This is like worse than like Kamala Harris talking about an issue.
00:10:40.440 It's just like she's literally said nothing.
00:10:42.740 And it's been about taking off nine seconds for the question.
00:10:46.400 Has not been asking, answering this thing at all.
00:10:49.720 It's just like describing the how things work a little bit.
00:10:53.120 There's an open communication. I have a good relationship.
00:10:55.960 I think that we can talk and what.
00:10:57.880 OK, but what are you actually doing?
00:10:59.520 Goodness, what are you doing about it?
00:11:01.840 Continue to have an open door and continue to have an opportunity to talk.
00:11:07.260 And I do want to emphasize.
00:11:09.480 Oh, my goodness. We need to emphasize more how much the doors are open and we're ready to talk.
00:11:14.140 And there's an open door to the conversation that could be had.
00:11:17.300 Our government is proud of our record when it comes to supporting seniors in Canada.
00:11:23.120 I would say that no federal government has done more than we have done to support Canadian seniors.
00:11:28.640 And the statistics bear that out.
00:11:31.340 You know, we have really transformed the life of seniors and lifted millions of Canadian seniors out of poverty.
00:11:41.460 That's something that we're really proud of.
00:11:44.360 My goodness. After watching that, I need to tell a mini story.
00:11:47.820 I think my mom mentioned today, you know, if Kamala Harris doesn't win the U.S. presidency in like a week's time here, 1.00
00:11:54.780 you wonder if she might move to Canada and try and run for the liberal leadership.
00:11:58.460 And I said, I think the liberal party might be self-loathing enough to do something like that,
00:12:02.780 because they have Chrystia Freeland as the deputy prime minister.
00:12:06.840 What was that? Like, that's just a wet nothing.
00:12:10.560 Let one of the other people next to you say something.
00:12:13.180 At least they can say, oh, I don't think the bloc's serious.
00:12:15.620 We've already been doing a lot.
00:12:17.600 And if they want to give us a more moderate proposal, maybe we'll consider it.
00:12:21.120 That's a good negotiating position.
00:12:22.420 This is what I think. As I'm watching these people, I'm thinking of other things you could say.
00:12:26.960 Just say we could have talked about a 3% or 4% increase, but they want to hear it because they're not willing to understand
00:12:32.620 that the government has needs to make our spending more efficient or whatever,
00:12:37.100 and the bloc is just doing a bunch of brinksmanship and we're not engaging in it.
00:12:41.060 If you said that, it would be a stronger position.
00:12:43.680 It's still not accurate because I think all the spending is way too much.
00:12:47.060 And really, yes, the liberals technically are supporting seniors more than anyone else.
00:12:51.100 But the point is that they have to support seniors more because they've been ruining the economy. 0.99
00:12:55.900 In theory, the Soviet Union was the biggest supporter of its citizens compared to other governments,
00:13:01.320 or like Mao's China, because they're the ones controlling how much people get on 100% of people's incomes are coming from the government.
00:13:09.740 Just because you're giving people stuff doesn't mean you're actually supporting them.
00:13:13.200 It means you're backfilling them after you hurt them.
00:13:16.280 Ugh, okay, but let's get to the question regarding the secret ballot inside of the Liberal Party,
00:13:21.740 because although Justin Trudeau is saying, I'm staying on as Prime Minister, I'm not leaving,
00:13:26.340 and some of these Liberal MPs are getting cold feet about calling for him to resign,
00:13:31.360 it's still an issue and they are still not able to give strong answers on what's going on.
00:13:36.360 While we've been speaking here, there's been a number of your caucus colleagues who've told reporters
00:13:40.600 that they support the idea of a secret ballot vote on Mr. Trudeau's leadership.
00:13:43.920 I should say, before caucus this morning, many of your Cabinet colleagues have said that's not the right idea.
00:13:48.480 Considering what you've said, saying that the vast majority of caucus members support Mr. Trudeau,
00:13:52.960 why not have a vote on the issue?
00:13:55.260 Well, thank you very much, Mackenzie, and thank you for the question.
00:13:59.040 I think, as is well known, we had a caucus meeting last week where there was a candid and extensive exchange of views.
00:14:12.720 It was a really good meeting.
00:14:15.160 She might as well start talking about if they had served muffins or whatever. 0.93
00:14:20.540 She just talks about ancillary nothingness every time she answers a question.
00:14:24.940 Well, we had a very candid, open conversation with a lot of views.
00:14:28.180 It's like, just like, I'd love, we should invent a game where you have to answer questions like Freeland.
00:14:35.500 It's called Freeland.
00:14:36.760 You point at someone and you ask them a question and you just say Freeland.
00:14:39.880 And the person just like, hey, how do you like dinner?
00:14:42.740 Well, there's a lot of ingredients on this plate.
00:14:45.440 And I think that there is a diversity of flavors going on here.
00:14:50.760 You worked hard cooking this meal.
00:14:53.340 You were, you know, up early thinking about it.
00:14:55.800 What were you going to put in the potato salad?
00:14:59.260 It's like, oh my goodness, what is this?
00:15:02.180 Freeland Party is a broad church.
00:15:05.260 We have always had a diversity of views.
00:15:08.260 And we believe that's one of the things that makes us strong.
00:15:11.080 I believed before that meeting and my view was confirmed that the vast majority of MPs support the prime minister.
00:15:21.720 They support him as our leader today and they support him as the guy who's going to lead us into the next election.
00:15:27.820 Our party and our caucus have had many opportunities to decide our own rules for choosing a leader.
00:15:40.120 Our party decided on that and our caucus decided on that.
00:15:44.880 And in our rules, the leader is not chosen by secret ballot of caucus members.
00:15:50.920 That's just not how liberals govern themselves.
00:15:53.660 There's, in fact, actually no way of getting rid of a liberal leader inside the Liberal Party if caucus or the membership of the party loses faith in them.
00:16:03.220 There's legitimately the board can't do it.
00:16:05.940 The board of the party can't do it.
00:16:07.560 Caucus can't do it.
00:16:09.000 The members can't do it.
00:16:10.000 Basically, the leader just decides to step down one day.
00:16:13.480 Maybe there's it's legally dubious whether they could even basically sue to make him leave.
00:16:18.760 It's kind of ridiculous.
00:16:19.980 The only way they could get rid of him is if they like call for an election and just force him into an election there.
00:16:25.700 No, he's going to lose and then just pick someone else later.
00:16:29.380 But even then, he could technically just stay on afterwards.
00:16:32.680 That's how broken and dictatorial the Liberal Party is.
00:16:36.860 But goodness, somebody needs to get down to Ottawa right now and start oiling the joints of Chrystia Freeland. 1.00
00:16:42.340 She is stiffer than usual.
00:16:44.500 It's so bad.
00:16:45.540 Yeah, so I don't I don't think that the Liberal like government is going to be defeated.
00:16:51.720 I think there is a chance that maybe Jagmeet Singh knows that if he keeps voting to keep them in power while the Bloc and the Conservatives and maybe the Greens are voting against them, that they are basically going to suffer the same defeat as the Liberals.
00:17:05.220 And it's best to go into a new election with not a lot of money on hand and you have to scrape together some cash to maybe put together some confident campaigns, you know, just make it very volunteer heavy that that would be a better option than maybe sticking around until the end of 2025 with another million dollars.
00:17:21.480 Because at the end of the day, really, the NDP doesn't have that many ridings that can compete in anyways, it should just be telling the locals to raise money.
00:17:29.080 Again, I'm giving a party I don't like advice, maybe they should take it.
00:17:33.340 But the fact that they are in the place that they are in now means they probably won't because they don't like good decision making.
00:17:38.880 But anyways, so obviously, I think the Conservatives are going to win whatever election does end up coming through.
00:17:45.240 So there is a part of me that also thinks that the Bloc knows that it's not going to get defeated so they can vote against the Liberal Party at least once.
00:17:53.140 And it gives them a bit of a popularity boost, but that they don't really want it defeated.
00:17:58.140 Just as maybe Jagmeet Singh's NDP one day may vote to dissolve the government at a time when they know the Bloc will vote to keep them.
00:18:05.240 And so each party gets to pretend like we're really strongly against the Liberals, even though they're like basically taking turns of who's going to end up keeping the government from collapsing.
00:18:15.820 But there is one more thing in this video I want to mention, and it is that Kevin Vong foreign interference press conference.
00:18:23.960 You guys should check it out. I will link it in the description of this video below.
00:18:27.780 It's on CPAC's YouTube channel.
00:18:29.600 He did a really good job in his press conference with Sam Cooper and other investigative journalists talking about the four names that they mentioned that are in Canadian politics who are connected with foreign interference or foreign governments.
00:18:43.680 This was mainly about the Chinese Communist Party and its front groups in Canada.
00:18:48.760 The crazy thing in the aftermath of this interview, this press conference, which I'm not going to show here.
00:18:55.060 It's very long. It might need its own video.
00:18:57.420 Me and Daniel Boardman talked about it yesterday in a live stream for the channel.
00:19:01.780 But since it came out, there has been actually a lot of news, even though not a single news entity has covered it.
00:19:08.200 That Mary knew, who is one of the people mentioned by Sam Cooper and Kevin Vong, who is an independent MP, by the way.
00:19:16.500 Kevin Vong is the independent MP for Spadina Fort York.
00:19:20.720 That Mary knew when they mentioned her, who is our export and trade minister, which is a little dangerous if you have some exposure with the CCP,
00:19:28.140 responded to it in a longer thread where she says,
00:19:32.380 it's unfortunate that Mr. Vong recently gave Sam Cooper another platform to make insinuations about me, which I categorically reject.
00:19:40.840 And she goes on in post to basically insult Sam Cooper, saying, oh, he was fired from the globe, from global news.
00:19:46.780 He has no credibility, blah, blah, blah.
00:19:48.800 He actually has a lot of credibility.
00:19:50.120 He was fired from global news because Han Dong, a man who also obviously is involved with the CCP, had ended up trying to, like, sue the global news and Sam Cooper.
00:20:02.100 And because it was effectively just a lawfare and was just going to try and hurt the global news and Sam Cooper financially,
00:20:09.060 global news made the cowardly decision just to cut Sam Cooper loose.
00:20:13.320 And now Sam Cooper does his own thing.
00:20:14.980 But because he has integrity, he is still investigating.
00:20:17.500 I believe Sam Cooper is more of a liberal guy anyways, not in terms of voting for that party.
00:20:21.840 I don't think he'd vote for a party this corrupt with CCP, you know, interference and influence since he's very much anti-CCP.
00:20:28.720 But it's not like he's an arch-conservative, if anything.
00:20:32.100 But Kevin Vong, too, is a man who actually was elected as a liberal.
00:20:36.720 But because he was an anti-communist, people like Han Dong seemed to notice that he was an anti-communist.
00:20:42.000 And then he tried to basically have him whacked in terms of getting thrown off the ballot as the liberal before the 21 election.
00:20:48.820 There's a pattern, and I can maybe link an article I wrote on this situation, like, back in early 2023,
00:20:55.060 showing that Han Dong and the CCP probably were the ones who wanted Kevin Vong out as the liberal in his riding.
00:21:01.580 They didn't move against him fast enough to remove him from the ballot, so Kevin Vong still got into government,
00:21:07.480 but has always been sitting as an independent.
00:21:09.740 And since he's been doing that, he's like the most anti-communist, anti-foreign interference, anti-IRGC MP that there's ever been in Parliament.
00:21:18.860 He's been doing a really good job.
00:21:20.540 And this is really showing it.
00:21:21.940 The fact that Mary New even responded to this and is doing this whole, it was all a bunch of lies and deceit.
00:21:27.840 And then you think to yourself, well, which part, Mary?
00:21:30.660 And she's like, a lot of it.
00:21:32.760 And then she won't actually describe to you what things were said about her were wrong.
00:21:37.240 And what they said about her was basically there was a bunch of CCP operatives in her office,
00:21:42.200 people who work or have connections with the Chinese consulate,
00:21:45.520 who then just pass information on what goes on inside of Trudeau's cabinet basically through Mary New's office.
00:21:52.580 It's completely ridiculous.
00:21:53.960 And she posted this despite no media coverage, because there's obviously a lot of smoke or fire here.
00:22:01.060 But as Kirk Lubimov pointed out on Twitter, who is another great person I think you guys should go follow,
00:22:07.740 Kirk Lubimov there, he points out,
00:22:10.540 CBC wrote an article on Justin Trudeau's beard, but nothing on the foreign interference
00:22:14.640 or the fact that his office is working with an extremist.
00:22:18.440 Defund the CBC couldn't come soon enough.
00:22:20.520 And the actual CBC headline is, Hair Apparent, How Justin Trudeau's Beard Makes Him Look Like Dad.
00:22:28.420 My goodness.
00:22:30.000 Literally not one outlet has covered the foreign interference press conference other than independent media.
00:22:37.980 Not one actual media company has really talked about it.
00:22:42.120 CTV News technically streamed it, but they stream a lot of press conferences,
00:22:45.860 and then there was zero commentary on it.
00:22:47.680 I hope they talk about it, because there was actually a lot here.
00:22:51.320 In fact, one of the people who was actually a former conservative senator only stepped down in June
00:22:56.300 because he reached the age where you have to, Victor Oh,
00:22:59.320 is actually associated with the Chinese billionaire who has been suing me.
00:23:03.600 That's why I have the Give, Send, Go fundraiser.
00:23:05.740 So, you know, you can take that for what you think when there's a foreign interference press conference being held
00:23:12.080 and somebody associated with a guy who's suing me is mentioned.
00:23:15.560 Take that to mean what you will.
00:23:17.860 But I guess that's it for me today.
00:23:19.760 But that's something I want to cover more in depth as time goes on.
00:23:23.340 But it's wild how we can't get a single legacy media outlet to cover this stuff.
00:23:27.460 And like me and Daniel Borden were talking about yesterday, yes, there's some hosts in the legacy media who are better than others.
00:23:33.240 Vashie Capellos is definitely better than most.
00:23:35.580 But even she generally doesn't cover issues unless they are forced to become issues.
00:23:41.580 Unless this really breaks out into the open, which I think it kind of has,
00:23:45.220 the fact that Mary New feels like she has to get out ahead of it,
00:23:48.180 that they don't cover this stuff because it's bad for the liberals.
00:23:51.400 And, you know, they can hand wave it away.
00:23:53.060 Oh, it's just an independent MP.
00:23:54.520 It's just Kevin Vong.
00:23:55.300 Well, he's doing way better work than any other MP on this specific file.
00:23:59.800 So maybe people should look into it.
00:24:02.340 Sam Cooper is a very good investigative journalist.
00:24:04.700 And somehow everyone's acting like he's just a joke.
00:24:06.920 That's the big facade of legacy media.
00:24:09.160 If you have the legacy media bad, John, you're a good journalist.
00:24:12.460 And if you're Sam Cooper, who used to work for them, you're a great journalist.
00:24:15.380 Up until you get fired, now you're just a hack.
00:24:17.620 Now we don't even have to talk about you or give you any regard whatsoever,
00:24:21.720 even though his reporting has been rock solid pretty much up to this point.
00:24:26.380 Okay.
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