The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - August 18, 2026


Carney Completely Freezes When Asked About Trump - Liberals Make Excuses!


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00:00:00.000 Of course, I can't say for certain whether or not Prime Minister Mark Carney and the liberal government are going to be able to secure a trade deal with the U.S. on August 19th, but if you watch the legacy media coverage and especially listen to liberal commentators, it sounds like they're already trying to construct a bed of excuses for Carney to fall back into when he once again fails to secure a deal.
00:00:25.060 And no, they cannot use Trump as an excuse.
00:00:28.460 Oh, he's wild.
00:00:29.680 He's erratic.
00:00:30.940 He's unreliable.
00:00:32.800 Carney signed up for this.
00:00:34.980 He signed up as the man who's dealt with Donald Trump before, the Trump whisperer, the guy
00:00:39.400 who's going to secure a good deal for Canada.
00:00:42.560 Remember when the original deadlines to get a trade deal were like back in mid-July in
00:00:47.280 2025, and he went past that deadline.
00:00:50.120 So he set a new deadline on like August 1st, 2025.
00:00:52.940 and after he went past that one too not getting anything he then started saying well who cares
00:00:58.760 if we're even talking to the americans who cares if we're engaging with them it's like
00:01:02.200 that was like your one big promise and then you made a trade deal with china who you said during
00:01:08.260 the election was our biggest national security threat which has only put us further away from
00:01:12.480 the united states i don't buy the idea that trump's hard to deal with ergo we can't blame the prime
00:01:18.940 minister. He said that he was the guy who could do it. You can't claim that you're the messiah
00:01:25.040 of the situation, then show up and be like, oh, wow, harder than I thought. Well, then don't take
00:01:30.140 the job. It was obvious he had no experience that was preparing him for this, and his own liberal
00:01:35.800 economic policies were hurting the leverage of Canada. He is too protective of things like
00:01:41.060 supply management, meaning that he's basically sacrificed half his deck of cards when he's
00:01:45.720 playing this game with Trump and wondering why he keeps coming up short. But I want to take you
00:01:50.800 guys into this abysmal CTV News interview with a former liberal advisor, Scott Reid, who is still
00:01:57.280 a full-time liberal hack, because it's very telling the sorts of ways he talks about this issue.
00:02:03.180 He's trying to prep the way that this is the Americans' fault, that Canadians are in a fighting
00:02:07.880 mood against Trump. But at no point does anyone ever put some attention on Carney and say,
00:02:13.120 why is this not working out? Why have we given up so much in return for nothing? And they always
00:02:18.500 then blame the U.S. for that. Oh, Jameson Greer, the U.S. trade representative, isn't giving us
00:02:23.120 any credit. Well, if you give someone something for free, you don't get to come back next week
00:02:27.240 and say, hat in hand, can I have a concession in return for that? This is a rough and tumble
00:02:32.360 world. You have to make your own choices and make sure that when you burn something, that you get
00:02:37.960 something in return for it. It's that we have incompetent trade negotiators. It's that Mark
00:02:42.940 Carney has a spine made of jello. That is why he keeps losing. He cannot stick to a coherent
00:02:51.040 trade strategy. And it's clear he's probably already failed. And now the liberals are just
00:02:56.400 trying to make Canadians okay with their failure. So we're going to get into this interview in a
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00:03:36.140 to give us a really good on-the-ground feel for how things are going.
00:03:40.040 But now, let's hear Scott Reid make some excuses.
00:03:44.220 As you mentioned, many of the rumors that are coming out as the government debriefs
00:03:50.520 industry groups and folks on advisory councils, the provinces as an example,
00:03:55.720 it sounds like they could be far apart.
00:03:57.620 And if they are far apart, then that means there will be new punishing tariffs on Wednesday.
00:04:02.180 But it also means that Canada will probably be forced to retaliate.
00:04:07.020 The federal government will almost find itself under pressure from the Canadian public to do so.
00:04:11.700 Because as your report also mentioned, Canadians are in a fighting mood.
00:04:15.260 They are fed up with Trump.
00:04:16.700 And if he acts in a way that is deemed to be abusive, Canadians are going to want us to swing back.
00:04:21.820 Know what I think he's basically doing here?
00:04:24.080 they want to make it what the liberal government is really doing to canadians is they're blaming
00:04:29.320 canadians for their failure and saying everything we do past this point because canadians want us
00:04:33.580 to do it no the liberal the liberal government is setting the narrative they're the ones who
00:04:40.060 have been opaque when it comes to the state of the deal they are not negotiating in public when
00:04:45.460 they actually should be negotiating public because if americans saw that we were actually giving up
00:04:49.720 some reasonable things in favor of tariff-free trade, you'd have Republican voters calling up
00:04:54.860 their congressperson saying, oh my goodness, take the deal. The tariffs hurt us too. And if they're
00:04:59.540 willing to give us those few things, take it. The thing is that Carney doesn't want the deal
00:05:04.160 in public because he doesn't want to show that if he offers this or that, we could actually get to
00:05:09.480 tariff-free trade because Canadians, on the other hand, would say, my goodness, just give them
00:05:13.560 supply management. Who cares? I'd rather have all products on the shelves be cheaper rather than
00:05:19.120 protect dairy monopolies in Canada from like a few select families who are allowed to operate
00:05:25.240 that. And again, supply management is even good for the dairy industry. It's good for those who
00:05:29.800 are in the club. It's not good for the farmers who are out of it. But again, that is the whole
00:05:34.820 point. They're now going to blame Canadians for the fact that we are going to intensify the war
00:05:39.980 when we have been mismanaging our leverage this entire time. How do you expect Canada to retaliate
00:05:47.060 if these tariffs are indeed implemented?
00:05:49.920 I think you'll see them target the things that matter most.
00:05:53.360 So it'll probably be very specific.
00:05:55.740 They'll look for things like alcohol
00:05:57.500 that pick off industries in certain places
00:06:00.360 that are politically important.
00:06:03.000 So think about Ohio, think about the Midwest.
00:06:06.300 What's he talking about?
00:06:07.240 We already have alcohol bans.
00:06:09.500 Like maybe we would tariff alcohol
00:06:11.380 so that even if Alberta and Saskatchewan
00:06:13.460 still let it sit on the shelves,
00:06:14.860 it will force the prices to go up.
00:06:17.060 But the thing is, we export more alcohol to the US than they export to us. Trump could put in place a 15% tariff on Okanagan wines and wines from the Niagara region, and it would be doing way more to us than us taking Kentucky bourbon off the shelves.
00:06:34.020 Because guess what? There's a worldwide market for Kentucky bourbon. Whereas oftentimes, depending on where your region is, your exports of wines to different regions around the world are more limited. Kentucky bourbon can be sent anywhere in the world anytime. They can replace us easier than we can replace them. And we need to replace far more exports than they would be needing to do. It's a dumb thing to get into a fight over. It's not because I don't believe in Canada. It's because this is not the area that we have leverage.
00:07:01.960 about pennsylvania those states that trump needs to win in order to secure some hope of gains or
00:07:09.700 at least further uh diminishing further losses in the midterm so i think it'll be quite targeted
00:07:15.460 like alcohol was um look to see some of those industries like steel and aluminum it might hike
00:07:20.620 there as counter-terrorist um but i think it'll be quite surgical i don't expect that they're
00:07:24.980 going to go after critical minerals and uh and energy the prime minister has been careful about
00:07:29.440 that because when you play that energy card which is make no mistake our big big card it's not a
00:07:35.480 card you can't just cut off energy exports you maybe could if we had enough pipelines to the
00:07:41.840 coast and could export overseas easier you can't this is the problem with in iran during the war
00:07:47.780 they were not able to export the oil and gas resources anymore or very effectively and what
00:07:53.300 ended up happening was that they basically just had to let the oil just start flowing all over
00:07:57.760 like the ground, because you can't just turn off the tap. In fact, your infrastructure that
00:08:03.800 you're drilling infrastructure breaks. If you do that, if it's left off, if the flow is stopped
00:08:09.080 for too long, the pressure builds up and your infrastructure breaks. There's no way of just
00:08:13.960 cutting off oil and gas, unless we're just going to reduce the price to like zero bucks in Canada
00:08:19.240 and just give it out for free so that people are driving all the time and using as much gas as they
00:08:23.780 can, it's not really possible to do that. And it's a stupid card to play when we burn so many
00:08:30.100 much easier cards to play early on in this negotiation, or Carney has just taken them
00:08:35.320 off the board. We got rid of DST, streaming tax, we also got the, we gave up a concession on the
00:08:41.380 Gordie Hill Bridge, we burned those, and on things like cultural policy, when it comes to things
00:08:46.780 like the issue around supply management, Carney will not negotiate on those, and that's a problem.
00:08:53.700 Probably there are certain sticking points with Trump that he won't give up.
00:08:57.040 The problem is they have more power than us.
00:08:58.980 And ergo, we maybe have to be a little bit more aggressive on what we might be willing
00:09:03.100 to give up to get something in return.
00:09:04.900 But instead, we're going to blame Trump for like not accepting the very small little things
00:09:09.340 that we're giving him.
00:09:10.180 I'm not saying that, oh, my goodness, we're not being nice enough to Trump.
00:09:13.100 My point is, if you want to win, you have to think about this whole issue in a different
00:09:17.700 way than the liberals are.
00:09:19.280 You play that, you only get to play it once.
00:09:21.920 Scott, we know that dairy farmers are really concerned about possible changes to the supply management system. Could this impact the by-election in Quebec later this month?
00:09:32.340 And by the way, it already is. Some of the new recent polls that are coming out showing the Liberals are still doing good in Quebec, those were mostly conducted before he started basically telling the Quebec industry that they might have to even slightly loosen supply management rules.
00:09:49.320 he won't get rid of the whole thing but he'll like slightly loosen them on dairy and that's
00:09:53.900 why you saw the block vote jump seven points and the liberal vote fall 11 points it's that
00:09:58.980 it's the booze man and it's the fact that Quebec manufacturing jobs are bleeding out left and
00:10:03.380 right so even though Carney's approval rating hasn't fallen in that province people are starting
00:10:07.480 to vote block because they are worried about what the liberals are giving up and maybe they should
00:10:11.660 give them up but this is the rock and the hard place that the liberals are in because their base
00:10:15.760 is in favor of these bad taxes and subsidies.
00:10:19.080 Thank you.
00:10:20.280 They're good.
00:10:20.780 The Liberals have the former head of the dairy farmers running for them.
00:10:24.280 So you can imagine he's a little anxious to not have to mid-campaign
00:10:27.960 suddenly defend some kind of expanded market access.
00:10:30.780 So look, it's interesting.
00:10:33.700 We get so little real information, Warren, right?
00:10:37.040 I mean, it's true.
00:10:38.240 Yeah, that's a bad thing.
00:10:39.400 We should be negotiating publicly right now.
00:10:42.360 articles of rumors and hints of discussions. One report earlier indicated that if Canada was to
00:10:49.600 move on supply management whatsoever, it would only do so in a way that would lean toward the
00:10:55.800 Americans' interpretation of how the current structure is working. So they wouldn't change
00:11:00.500 the structure, but they might concede, you know, perhaps if we get to certain levels of exports
00:11:06.860 into the U.S. market, that they could put even further tariffs on, maybe something like that.
00:11:11.920 but we're nowhere near those limits. So whenever Trump talks about 400% plus tariffs on dairy and
00:11:18.980 milk and so forth, none of that's happening. None of that's ever happened. Those thresholds
00:11:22.460 have never been reached. So they might be illusory compromises. That probably is the
00:11:26.620 best the government can hope for. You mentioned it briefly, but the other big sticking point
00:11:31.420 with the US is the provincial bans of US alcohol. Some premiers have been coy on whether they're
00:11:38.140 going to lift them how do you see that playing out it's not even coy but the liberal media always
00:11:43.300 tends to like soften language around stuff like this you know the premiers have actually some of
00:11:48.380 them have just outright told uh carney that's not your responsibility i can do whatever the heck i
00:11:52.560 want and in a certain sense if you're a left-wing premier or you're performing doug ford uh who has
00:11:58.200 the booze ban in place i didn't think it was useful in at the beginning it still wasn't i didn't think
00:12:03.520 it was necessary at all to do but now that you've done it at least get something in exchange and
00:12:08.120 what it sounds like is Carney's not getting that much in exchange if we even do get a deal on the
00:12:12.380 19th and all these left-wing premiers and Doug Ford they're incentivized Doug Ford's no right
00:12:18.700 winger either he's more so just like a you know centrist hack but all these premiers are
00:12:24.040 incentivized to not to do whatever the premier says because this is one of the for like David
00:12:28.100 Eby like Wob Canoe these are like some of the most like uh some of the most like what you how
00:12:33.920 would you say like popular things that they've done it's one of the most popular things the
00:12:36.900 current Quebec government's done. It doesn't mean it's smart, but for their basis, it was quite
00:12:40.980 popular. They're not going to give this up for like very little or now they're eating the trade
00:12:45.180 failure that Carney is as well. Well, it's so dependent upon what the actual substance of any
00:12:51.440 deal is. And first of all, I think we should maybe correct our language. We talked about a deal that
00:12:55.020 sounds like it's some sweeping across the board comprehensive agreement. I don't think even the
00:12:59.100 rosiest scenario suggests that. It's probably some kind of phased effort where the threatened
00:13:05.200 tariffs won't come in. Maybe there'll be some concessions on certain ones. But auto, forestry,
00:13:12.260 consistently we hear that the U.S. does not want to deal with those. The reason I mention that,
00:13:18.060 is auto is Ontario. Forestry is B.C. That's too simplistic, but they're the big industries of
00:13:25.160 big concern in those provinces. Those are the places where we would be asking those premiers
00:13:30.680 to put booze from America back on the shelves. If you don't get an auto deal and you don't have
00:13:35.180 forestry deal. You're David Eby in British Columbia, Doug Ford in Ontario. How anxious
00:13:40.880 are you going to be to give up that leverage? So the prime minister could have a big sales
00:13:45.660 job back home as well. So if concessions are made, the US is reportedly only willing to
00:13:51.540 lower the tariffs. If that's what happens, will the prime minister have a hard time selling that
00:13:57.320 to Canadians? Look, I actually think this is going to be the biggest test of his time as prime
00:14:02.160 minister. And I say that because if there is no deal and punishing new tariffs are imposed,
00:14:08.360 the mood can be very tough in Canada. But on the other hand, that could result in lost jobs,
00:14:14.600 industries relocating, like it could have a very punishing harmful effect. So that's a political
00:14:19.140 challenge to be met, obviously. Why couldn't you have gotten progress and avoided this fate?
00:14:22.840 If there is a deal in a weird way, I think that's even more difficult to market to Canadians,
00:14:28.420 because you're not going to get some comprehensive deal it's going to be a series of concessions
00:14:33.060 point counterpoint and the prime minister is going to have to make the argument that this
00:14:36.580 measured progress is still better than the alternative and therefore we should surrender
00:14:41.360 some of our leverage like whiskey on shelves from the united states so i'm just going to cut off
00:14:46.400 there the whole episode is almost done there on ctv news like the segment with scott reid
00:14:50.720 he completely gave the game away there that the problem is except he's not blaming the liberals
00:14:56.380 again once again he's kind of blaming canadians themselves the liberals sold canadians this idea
00:15:01.740 that we're going to get a sweeping comprehensive deal that carney's not going to sign up for any
00:15:06.060 limited small deal he's going to get a great big deal for canadians and now he's not and so if he
00:15:12.160 signs something canadians are going to be ticked and so scott reed just lets the cat out of the
00:15:16.440 bag that yeah it's actually great for carney to never get a deal he can keep just kind of dragging
00:15:21.300 this thing out going absolutely nowhere and he's benefiting simply because the anger of canadians
00:15:26.780 props him up now i think that's kind of riding the tiger here a little bit in the sense that
00:15:32.420 that might make you that might make you better off in the short run but eventually as actual
00:15:38.820 working class voters get more and more angry and prices keep going up on shelves the elbows up
00:15:45.600 things start sort of starts to lose its mystique at least with the portions of voters that the
00:15:50.400 liberals need to win government. Because everyone tends to think, oh, look at all these people who
00:15:54.380 still love Mark Carney. Yes, he has a fairly high approval rating right now. But if his approval
00:15:59.780 rating ticked down just by maybe like a quarter, in terms of he's at 53% approval, 55% approval,
00:16:05.880 goes down to 42, you'd be scared. Because the liberals typically always have pretty decent
00:16:10.960 approval ratings. It's a general rule, liberals underperform their approval ratings and conservatives
00:16:15.940 over perform their approval ratings. So if Carney loses six, seven percent of liberals because
00:16:22.200 they're like, well, what's the point of voting for you guys? All the elbows up stuff didn't work and
00:16:26.900 now my life's worse off. If those voters even just split between NDP and conservatives, the liberals
00:16:33.100 probably can't win the next election. Maybe a minority, but we're no longer in the crushing
00:16:37.340 leads that they have in many of these polls. And I'm just talking about the six to seven,
00:16:41.940 4% leads, that would be enough for them to win a majority. They're no longer winning a sizable
00:16:47.140 majority. They would be on a knife's edge of even winning the minority or not with the Conservatives.
00:16:52.360 But now I want to take you guys in to clips of the Prime Minister today making excuses for why,
00:16:58.800 you know, he's not even directly really engaging with the current trade talks. He was out in
00:17:05.400 Newfoundland and Labrador at a press conference between Premier Tony Wakeman of Newfoundland
00:17:10.660 with the current Quebec Premier.
00:17:13.040 I have still not learned her name
00:17:14.220 because she's probably not long for this world
00:17:15.860 in the Quebec provincial election,
00:17:17.560 but he had some sort of new energy announcement.
00:17:20.040 I was like, whenever he does one of these things,
00:17:21.440 like, oh, we're going to create up more energy
00:17:23.100 that we can power the entire world three times over
00:17:26.080 with this new announcement
00:17:27.060 that's not going to happen for like 15 years.
00:17:29.460 But at that press conference,
00:17:30.980 he started getting grilled on the Trump trade issue
00:17:33.980 because he had been away in Italy for a while
00:17:35.680 not answering these things.
00:17:36.740 And given so much time to figure out
00:17:39.340 what he was going to say,
00:17:40.180 this wasn't great do you expect to speak with the u.s president before wednesday's tariff deadline
00:17:45.980 and if so what will your message be for president trump uh short answer is yes uh secondly uh i'm
00:17:53.940 sure the first thing we'll talk about is this historic uh investment and i say that in all
00:17:59.280 seriousness this the scale no he's not going to talk to trump about some random energy announcement
00:18:05.460 he made in newfoundland and labrador no that's just not going to happen but he just wants to
00:18:10.760 deflect because he's buying himself time like he always does when he doesn't like a question
00:18:14.560 because he'd rather talk about the thing he's announcing today rather than where the trade
00:18:19.500 talks are at because again they're not probably going very well of what this is uh in terms of
00:18:26.660 the 14 000 megawatts of clean power the 23 000 plus jobs in the construction phase alone of of
00:18:34.100 of the power but also in opening up the foster labrador the labrador trough the enormous resources
00:18:42.260 in critical minerals iron ore the extra 16 000 jobs in the construction phase of that the way
00:18:48.660 this is being conducted uh is the type of generational investment uh that gets everyone's
00:18:56.900 attention uh even the president of the united states um and uh maybe i'll translate met chenu
00:19:06.400 for the president as well uh which is a lesson so and then we'll have a good discussion about
00:19:12.860 the opportunities together thank you dude guys that was a nothing burger with extra nothing
00:19:18.880 patties added on top of it and the secret nothing sauce what did he even attempt to say there
00:19:25.760 oh yeah um uh yeah i'm gonna talk to trump about um this announcement uh it's very impressive he'll
00:19:34.000 he'll care about it definitely um can you tell i don't want to talk about trade um uh like he's
00:19:39.820 like just absolutely serving lots of ums and ahs in this answer and whenever he's doing that it's
00:19:45.460 because it's the worst tell ever he whenever he's uncomfortable with the question whenever he doesn't
00:19:51.020 know what he's going to talk about it's not like some people where they kind of make a you know
00:19:54.960 have a bit of a facial tick that you can kind of notice he's just full on just like mentally like
00:20:00.220 you're verbally breaks down he doesn't know what to say and i want to move on because he obviously
00:20:05.180 kept having more and more people asking him about this following up on it and the answers did not
00:20:10.900 get much better here so check this one out what does a good deal for canada look like with the
00:20:16.180 united states what was that he's just what does a good deal look like like basic question you know
00:20:26.580 when we get to the finish line what's that finish line going to look like just general he's like
00:20:31.180 oh yeah it's like what is somebody doing to this man is there like a wizard off to the left
00:20:38.240 just making this man have like stomach cramps in the middle of this in the middle of this
00:20:43.060 press conference what does a good deal for canada look like with the united states
00:20:47.740 thanks for the answer prime minister frankly uh we'll have opportunities over the next 48 hours
00:20:58.860 to discuss in more detail uh as the negotiations go forward and i think that's the best forum
00:21:05.280 the most important thing happening this week in canada is today's announcement
00:21:10.660 of course guys it's always today's announcement oh you know this thing that's not not going to
00:21:15.760 happen probably while he's still prime minister it's not even gonna get finished building by that
00:21:19.520 time oh this is the most important thing do you know how he knows it's the most important thing
00:21:24.460 because it allows him to not talk about trump right now it allows him to talk about anything
00:21:28.860 else that's why it is so is so important check out this one in french i understand that you don't
00:21:35.060 want to talk about tariffs today but i want to put the question to you again because uh canadians
00:21:40.100 are wondering if new tariffs are imposed on canada on wednesday do you have a plan to help businesses
00:21:46.900 are you also considering reciprocal tariffs yes i have plans i have plans for any situation that
00:21:55.340 may arise all right guys don't worry he won't tell you what he's going to do but the man has plans
00:22:00.940 but i did something important while he was not answering questions i have learned the premier
00:22:05.080 of Quebec's name, Christine Frechette.
00:22:06.840 I believe that is how you say it.
00:22:08.880 Christine Frechette.
00:22:12.160 She's not going to be
00:22:12.900 premier, but you know what? I gave my
00:22:14.900 college try and look at that.
00:22:16.580 Look at that. My counter broke.
00:22:19.060 It always goes back eventually.
00:22:20.900 There we go. I have to hit it every once in a while.
00:22:22.960 As you'll note, that line is always
00:22:24.860 blank, so it says 95100.
00:22:27.680 I can't do anything
00:22:28.780 about it. Anyways,
00:22:30.680 so that should be it for today's show,
00:22:32.760 guys. Aren't you so excited
00:22:34.780 for august 19th where we're gonna get this big trade deal doesn't carny sound like you know the
00:22:40.300 negotiator of steel here i like how he's like oh i'm gonna talk to trump before wednesday i'm like
00:22:45.820 what is talking to him before wednesday even do this late in the game what was he gonna talk to
00:22:50.100 him like tuesday night like hey yo we should have a big old trade deal yo and trump's like oh man i
00:22:55.240 never thought about that man we should definitely do that and then they like you know you know
00:22:59.680 dap each other up and then hug or something it's like it's not going to happen talking this late
00:23:05.000 means nothing this is why the man was in italy the slurping up you know facility noodles or
00:23:11.400 whatever a noodle type is called that's why he was in italy because he wanted to be geographically
00:23:16.060 removed from the talks so that if they go pear-shaped he can be like hey well that was kind
00:23:20.520 of uh whatever our trade main trade negotiator's name is and dominic leblanc and he's just gonna
00:23:26.240 like keep back he's gonna like reopen greyhound as a crown corporation so he can keep backing a
00:23:32.240 bus a greyhound bus over dominic leblanc's body like that's i what i assume is going to happen
00:23:38.260 they're going to act like the americans were so bad and then they're going to have a cabinet
00:23:42.680 shuffle eventually and dominic leblanc's gonna be changed out with somebody else and then that
00:23:47.540 person is going to add a fresh new field to our trade negotiating strategy or that's what the
00:23:52.380 media is going to say and Carney feels like it would give him another one year clock reset
00:23:56.740 pretending like we have mixed it up even though all these negotiators they just do what the prime
00:24:01.640 minister says it's not like Dominic LeBlanc or anyone else is allowed to just free wheel and
00:24:06.600 negotiate if they touch if if Dominic LeBlanc like touches supply management Carney would just
00:24:13.360 appear out of nowhere with like a captain's hook and just cut his hand off like he will not let
00:24:18.160 him touch it outside the most minor changes on imaginable and even if they make minor changes
00:24:23.740 even if they're not big if we get nothing in return for it other than just deflecting these
00:24:29.140 new tariffs on five percent of our more of our exports who cares who cares at that point guys
00:24:35.720 what are we doing here anyways so truly now with all that being said thank you guys for watching
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00:26:04.640 probably going to keep ranting about it constantly. Vamanos. Show over.