The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Carney Liberals will get destroyed by TFW issue!

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here. Prime Minister Mark Carney is quickly turning into the wily coyote

00:00:07.080 of Canadian politics. He has the innate ability to step into a situation where there's not even

00:00:13.420 that much risk present and still finding a way of blowing himself up. And that is exactly what

00:00:19.580 he's doing on the issue of temporary foreign workers. He's already been pushed off the ball

00:00:25.180 on his EV mandate, putting a one-year pause on it because of all the pressure pure poly and the

00:00:30.340 conservatives were putting on him. And right after losing that battle, he is now going to try and

00:00:35.940 defend the temporary foreign worker program, which is even more unpopular than the EV mandate. And now

00:00:43.240 people say, well, it's not really a mandate because you don't have to buy an EV. But if you're going to

00:00:47.700 force manufacturers to start producing 20% EVs as a percentage of their output, yes, that is a

00:00:55.700 mandate because they are going to try and have to find a way of selling those cars to somebody,

00:00:59.580 or they're just going to sit on lots and rot. But anyways, I want to get into it with you guys here

00:01:05.620 with the numbers as well as how the liberals are trying to basically deflect from this issue because

00:01:10.880 somehow they are both defending the temporary foreign worker program at the same time they're

00:01:16.200 running away from it, which is a great position to be in on an issue. That you're going to defend

00:01:21.560 something that you're not actually even willing to defend, meaning that you're only taking the

00:01:26.160 downside and getting no upside. But before we get into it, I just want to remind you guys that if

00:01:31.680 you like the show, make sure to leave a like on this video, subscribe to the channel if you are not

00:01:36.300 yet a subscriber, and leave a comment on what you think about this issue. But I want to first start

00:01:42.480 off with this polling result from Abacus Data. I'm not going to do the whiteboard for this because

00:01:47.380 I just want to show you this one stat. But they asked Canadians about their position on the temporary

00:01:53.120 foreign worker program. This is the preamble to if people said that they support scrapping it or they

00:01:59.920 oppose scrapping it. I'm just going to read it to you so you can kind of get a flavor for how they were

00:02:05.040 pitching this to Canadian voters. It says, recently, Conservative leader Pierre Polyev proposed

00:02:12.120 eliminating Canada's temporary foreign worker program, which allows employers to hire foreign

00:02:17.040 workers for jobs they cannot fill with Canadian workers. Although that's not really what happens,

00:02:22.300 so even the question is a little off here. It then says, supporters of ending the program,

00:02:26.880 including Mastropolyev, argue it would create more job opportunities and higher wages for Canadians

00:02:31.720 and Canadian youth. Opponents, including the federal government and business groups, argue

00:02:36.780 that eliminating the program would create labor shortages in sectors like agriculture, food

00:02:41.940 processing, and hospitality that rely on temporary foreign workers. Now, even that is a pretty nice way 1.00

00:02:48.540 of putting it. I like Abacus Data. They do really good national numbers. Although on this recent poll,

00:02:53.660 it was a little bit more liberal-leaning in the sense that when you actually ask people who they

00:02:57.640 voted for last election, it was like 49% said they voted liberal and only like 36% said they voted

00:03:03.180 conservative. So it was kind of a lopsided poll. Yeah, you can add weighting in order to make up for

00:03:08.440 that, but even then it still makes a little bit less high quality. But even in that context, we have

00:03:14.900 right here 44% of people supporting ending the program, 18% saying neither, and 30% opposing eliminating it.

00:03:25.340 So 44% support eliminating it, 30% oppose it. Now, with the neutrals and the people who say they don't 1.00

00:03:34.200 know, generally speaking, the thing that is already winning between those who are decided

00:03:41.220 is going to keep winning. This is like when you take those who are decided, it's like a 65-35 issue.

00:03:48.720 The conservatives are easily winning if they run on this issue, if the liberals make their platform that

00:03:55.120 they support the temporary foreign worker program. And remember also, not a penny has been spent by

00:04:02.100 the Conservative Party or any other organization to my knowledge on marketing against the TFW program.

00:04:10.720 Already, a majority of decided voters are in favor of scrapping it. So it should be even easier

00:04:16.260 marketing to those who are neutral or undecided right now, or who may be even opposed scrapping

00:04:21.800 the program. If you give them information and you counter the sort of narrative that was in the

00:04:26.700 question saying that we would have labor shortages if we didn't use it, you can start winning 70-30,

00:04:32.820 80-20 on this issue. And now I need to show you a clip of Mark Carney. And it demonstrates how common

00:04:40.540 sense of a position this is. Because this is Mark Carney in the year 2013, back when Stephen Harper was

00:04:47.760 Prime Minister, talking about why the temporary foreign worker program would be a bad thing.

00:04:53.500 That one doesn't want an over-reliance, certainly on temporary foreign workers for lower-skilled jobs,

00:04:58.900 which prevent the wage adjustment mechanism from both improving, well, making sure that Canadians

00:05:04.700 are paid higher wages, but also that the firms improve their productivity as is necessary. So we don't

00:05:11.740 want to mask it. And as the government's review and as the intent of the review to ensure that

00:05:17.140 this is used for transition, for those higher-skilled gaps that...

00:05:21.220 So back then, Mark Carney, when he was working underneath, or I think he maybe had left at this

00:05:27.100 point, but in the Harper era, he was rational enough to understand that you can't just use this

00:05:32.720 to fill in starter jobs that young Canadians would usually be working. If you're going to run a program

00:05:38.200 like this, it needs to be for people helping harvest, you know, crops. It needs to be for people

00:05:44.160 who are working in resort towns where the jobs are only there for about three months. And no Canadian's 0.99

00:05:50.100 really going to take that job. Like some will, you know, some younger people will become a ski

00:05:54.460 instructor for a season and then go do something else. There are people who do that. And I don't mind if

00:05:59.720 you fill in the gap with some foreign workers, because a lot of people, when they have a mortgage to pay

00:06:04.840 and, you know, they want to be able to have consistent employment, they're not going to seek

00:06:08.780 out temporary positions unless they're super young and they're doing it as something between

00:06:13.220 semesters at school. So that's fine. But the overall system has leaned so heavily into low-skill

00:06:20.220 service job areas that it obviously has very much outgrown its usefulness. We should be eliminating

00:06:27.360 this program. And then we should pass some different version of it that only covers resort

00:06:34.060 towns as well as agriculture. You have a high school program and then you have the agriculture

00:06:40.920 and resort town programs. So that there can't be mission creep where then they start becoming a way

00:06:46.500 so that McDonald's and A&W and whatnot can fill in jobs with underpaid workers, because these people

00:06:53.420 are subsidized employees. It's not like they're out-competing a Canadian for money that they can

00:06:58.600 both, like, ask for. You know, it's not like they just wanted to take less. A Canadian can literally

00:07:03.920 not out-compete a temporary foreign worker, because a temporary foreign worker is paid below minimum

00:07:09.000 wage because about $3.50 an hour is subsidized. So to the business, they're only having to pay these

00:07:14.940 people $11.50. And despite business groups saying, well, it actually costs quite a bit to bring these

00:07:19.600 people in because you sometimes have to compensate them for travel and housing. Well, goodness, if you

00:07:24.740 don't have to pay them $3.50 out of, like, their salary and you just have to give them small subsidies

00:07:29.620 right here for some travel and housing expenses, obviously you're going to hire them. They are more

00:07:35.300 than going to make up for that cost in several months of having to pay them less than you would

00:07:40.940 another worker. But now I just want to move on to something else, and that is people just pivoting to

00:07:48.540 attacking Polyev instead of actually describe or, like, being able to argue why he's wrong.

00:07:55.040 When they just start attacking Polyev or when they start going after the conservatives rather than

00:07:59.480 defending the TFW program, you know that they are in the wrong. The liberals are in the wrong.

00:08:04.620 Thank you. I think, and you can correct me if I'm wrong, if I track sort of the conservatives over the

00:08:10.180 summer and their press conferences, they have definitely leaned harder into the issue of

00:08:14.620 immigration. I would say capped off by today's announcement to get rid of the TFW program

00:08:20.200 completely. Do you agree that that's been the case? And if so, what do you think is motivating

00:08:24.560 that? What is the strategy behind it? Yeah, I think that's a fair assessment,

00:08:28.940 Fashi, and I think there's kind of two things at play here. One, we don't know when there's election

00:08:32.640 is going to be, and there are a lot of people who feel shut out from this current economy who have

00:08:37.020 concerns about immigration and impressions of the system, regardless of what the facts are,

00:08:41.160 well, the facts are that the system's being abused. Do we need to get a chart in for this man who's

00:08:48.000 apparently qualified to sit on a television show and give his take on on politics? Is he just going

00:08:53.860 to say, well, regardless of what the facts are? Well, the facts are the system's being abused.

00:08:58.740 So it actually kind of does matter because it's not real. It's not politics at this point of

00:09:04.400 Polyev is trying to like portray this as a bad thing. It's a bad thing. And that's why it's

00:09:09.460 politically effective for Polyev and the conservatives to be jumping on this, because

00:09:13.020 in even the medium term, he's probably going to be able to turn this into a massive winning issue

00:09:19.240 in the next election. Immigration is already an issue where based on the last Abacus data poll,

00:09:24.320 the conservatives have like a 50 point lead over the liberals in who people trust to handle that

00:09:29.520 particular issue. The only thing the liberals had going for them was like Trump. And the recent

00:09:33.680 Abacus data poll showed that Trump has become the number two issue and it's dropped into third place.

00:09:38.360 And it's going to keep dropping.

00:09:41.100 We know that the previous government lost control of the immigration system.

00:09:44.880 This government is now trying to put Humpty down.

00:09:47.140 Oh my goodness. You can't say the previous government lost control of it. It's the same

00:09:51.520 government. They have only changed the prime minister.

00:09:54.780 Humpty back together again. And conservatives need something to keep their supporters engaged,

00:09:59.520 as well as those who voted conservative for the first time to get that 41 percent mark that

00:10:03.800 Pierre delivered in the last election, but wasn't enough to keep them engaged in the conservative

00:10:07.660 fold. So I think part of what you're seeing here is trying to talk to people on issues that allow

00:10:12.940 them to connect with them while the government's doing what the government's doing. Part of this

00:10:17.580 is a bit of a South Park meme of like they took our jobs and trying to wrap ourselves in the flag

00:10:22.300 because we know.

00:10:22.920 Is it that, but it's literally true. I always hate this whole thing where you can just kind of

00:10:27.940 do the, Oh, they took our jobs and like act like that somehow a dunk on those who are legitimately

00:10:33.740 unemployed because businesses just pretend like they can't find other workers. Like, Oh, well,

00:10:38.660 we need these people. We need to eliminate both the temporary foreign worker program. And there's 0.99

00:10:43.940 other programs that have also been taking jobs out of the market and giving it to subsidized workers.

00:10:48.780 I'll show you right here. I'm going to cut away from this and, but we will be getting back to

00:10:52.700 another person who spoke on that CTV news panel, but you look right here. I'm going to be bringing

00:10:59.020 this up. Mark Nixon posted this, but although a lot of people have been posting it, but I appreciate

00:11:03.900 him having to have put it up. This is the current amount of active permits in the country every year.

00:11:11.020 And it's not just temporary foreign workers. Temporary foreign workers are actually a smaller portion of the

00:11:16.460 group than international mobility program, which is also being abused for low skill workers. We

00:11:23.980 currently have like a million and a half people in the country on the international mobility program.

00:11:31.020 And within that program, you can bring your family into the country as well. We have around 3 million

00:11:37.580 people in the country who are not permanent residents, who are not citizens. They are temporary foreign 1.00

00:11:42.620 workers. They are students, or they are here on the international mobility program where they can

00:11:47.580 bring in even more family members. That is a problem. It strains our healthcare system. It increases

00:11:53.420 unemployment in this country because yes, the job market can grow, but if you just invite everyone

00:11:59.020 into the job market all at once, you're going to have a lot of people left out. And those people are

00:12:03.260 most likely going to be the ones who can't just shift their money back home where it has a much higher

00:12:08.380 value. They have to keep it here where it doesn't have as high of a value. So they need to ask for

00:12:14.060 more money and they're probably not going to be willing to do a lot of jobs for the bare minimum.

00:12:19.180 And even then, a lot of temporary foreign workers aren't even being paid the bare minimum. They're being

00:12:23.340 paid underneath the bare minimum. But anyways, my goodness, let us jump back to that CTV news

00:12:30.540 panel though. We had somebody else attacking Polyev and the conservatives acting like they're exploiting this

00:12:36.780 issue rather than they're jumping on an issue that most people are on their side on.

00:12:43.340 Yeah, I do understand the point, Sharon, about sort of like the young, and we saw it in the demographic

00:12:48.940 shifts in the last election, right? The younger generations and the frustrations that they feel

00:12:54.380 and, you know, those numbers from stats can't about unemployment back that up. I just also think that

00:13:01.100 there are potential vulnerabilities in casting immigration as even close to any kind of a silver

00:13:06.780 bullet.

00:13:07.660 It 100% is. And you know, listening to that interview and watching that interview that

00:13:11.900 that you did with MP Rempel, quite frankly, was infuriating. Like, I'm going to be quite frank and

00:13:19.660 honest, we are the conservative party and Pierre Polyev and MP Rempel are treading a very dangerous

00:13:27.340 line of what I'm going to call a dog whistle of racism.

00:13:30.060 Oh, wow. It's a dog whistle of racism. How so? How so, Sharon?

00:13:35.340 Because if you want to have a conversation about the fact that we have an issue with

00:13:40.460 immigration, we do. Not because they're immigrants and they're coming in and taking away. It's because

00:13:45.020 our society and our system hasn't kept up. We don't have enough housing.

00:13:48.780 No, no, no. Even this isn't even a housing issue anymore. There is a fixed amount of jobs

00:13:54.380 at any given time in the economy. Those jobs can go up, but it's not like a bunch of people hit the

00:13:59.180 ground and then there's another 10,000 jobs to accommodate 10,000 more people.

00:14:02.780 That's not how it works. So when you let in people, especially with artificial incentives,

00:14:07.820 like having social security programs and welfare programs that people are able to access. I know

00:14:13.660 that temporary foreign workers aren't on welfare, but when there's a lot of incentives around your

00:14:19.340 employer bringing you in and saying that they'll put you up, find you housing and doing all this stuff

00:14:23.420 and that you are guaranteed a job when you come into the country. A lot of these people end up using

00:14:28.300 food banks and other general assistance programs that the government has. That's not just people

00:14:34.220 are choosing to show up here because they want an opportunity. The opportunity is guaranteed.

00:14:39.020 Whereas in Canada, you are not guaranteed an opportunity. That is the problem. I'm fine with

00:14:44.060 people coming to Canada if they have to pay their own way and find their own job. They're not guaranteed

00:14:48.700 a job that's subsidized that nobody would ever offer to a Canadian because you don't get a Canadian 0.99

00:14:53.660 as subsidized rate. Don't have enough resource put in place to help everybody. So let's have

00:14:58.460 that conversation. But to say it's foreign workers that are taking away jobs from- They're quite literally

00:15:04.220 taking away jobs. What do you think? They're taking away jobs that didn't exist before? Jobs exist.

00:15:10.380 And the kids who are going to university, like young men, have a 22% unemployment rate because of it.

00:15:15.980 I don't think all these people got too snobby to work retail jobs, to work fast food jobs. I worked one for

00:15:21.340 five years, specifically a retail job. And I worked it at basically minimum wage because I'm willing to

00:15:27.100 take that. And now people can't even find minimum wage jobs. Canadians, and the solution is youth to

00:15:32.860 me is simplistic. It's nonsense. And honestly, it's like, let's talk about taxi drivers, for example,

00:15:39.180 in major cities. There is a reason why taxi drivers look like my skin tone, because unfortunately, there are

00:15:45.420 people who come to this country who are willing to do jobs that we're not going to get other people to do. 1.00

00:15:49.660 So if you think that students are going to do that, I think it's completely a sledgehammer

00:15:54.620 policy they're trying to put into place. There's a demographic, there is regional considerations,

00:15:59.740 and students are not going to solve it. And quite frankly, like I found it offensive because what

00:16:04.380 they're doing is they're tapping into the people, and I'm not saying all conservatives,

00:16:08.620 but Pierre Poliev has tapped into a base of conservative voters who have made extremely racist comments

00:16:14.700 against immigrant immigrants. We saw that when... Okay, were you going to find one guy who said

00:16:20.380 something wrong? Of course, there's going to be people out there who say wrong things. Bad people.

00:16:25.020 Yeah, don't say racist things. You're going to, you are going to characterize people who have

00:16:30.300 problems with a program that Mark Carney has had a problem with, that a lot of people who don't say,

00:16:36.460 who refuse to be rational now, used to be rational about back in the day. If you have a problem about this,

00:16:41.420 you may be one of those racists who Pierre Poliev is dog whistling to. It's just so dumb.

00:16:47.900 And I just want to, I just want to move on to just the problem in BC in just a second here. But

00:16:53.660 this is why Poliev should keep pursuing this. If this is the best the left can do on TV is to basically

00:17:01.260 say, oh, this is like the South Park, they took our jobs kind of thing. And this is very racist,

00:17:06.140 and it's a dog whistle. Average people are going to see through that in two seconds.

00:17:10.220 The fact that they can't actually protect the TFW program, argue in favor of it on its own merits

00:17:16.620 is telling. Are there some jobs where you can maybe fill them in with TFWs? Absolutely. I'm not 0.97

00:17:22.540 sure if we need 3 million permits for temporary foreign workers, people on the International Mobility

00:17:28.300 Program, and students who in fact can work 24 hours a week. Yeah, that is a problem. And she's not 0.65

00:17:34.940 defending it because she can't defend it. But here's something I need to bring up for you guys,

00:17:39.340 because this was wild to me. So John Rustad and the BC Conservatives, as of two days ago,

00:17:45.580 said that they're against the temporary foreign worker program. But that's not actually what they

00:17:50.860 said right away. This is how sad the BC Conservative Party and their communications department is at this

00:17:58.220 point. At least the people who lead the communications department or whoever gets into John's ear first

00:18:03.420 every morning. Cosmin Desirja, if I'm pronouncing his last name correctly, from Juneau News,

00:18:09.900 had posted this about four days ago when originally the BC Conservatives spoke out of the TFW issue

00:18:17.020 in favor of it. Cosmin here said, what cursed timeline is this where the BC Conservative leader

00:18:23.580 wants to keep the temporary foreign workers taking Canadian jobs, but the Socialist MDP Premier wants

00:18:29.580 them gone. That was the crazy thing. Even David Eby took the right position on this issue. He says,

00:18:35.740 sheesh, read the room, BC Conservatives. And this is specifically what John Rustad had said. By the way,

00:18:42.380 if you guys are interested in actually supporting a real Conservative Party, you can always join the 1BC

00:18:47.580 party in British Columbia. I'm the advisor for comms and policy in the legislature for them. You can

00:18:54.300 always go to the links in the description below for 1BC if you want to check it out. I actually,

00:18:59.580 I'm at a town hall for the party in Abbotsford on the 13th. So you can go to the website and check out

00:19:05.020 the events page if you want to sign up to show up for that one. I think it's like in the middle of

00:19:09.020 the day too. So I'm not taking up your evening if you don't want to hang out with me that much on a

00:19:13.100 Saturday. But this is the quote from John Rustad. It says, BC Conservative leader, John Rustad,

00:19:21.420 however, warned that scrapping the temporary foreign worker program would crush the province's

00:19:26.380 tourism and agriculture industries. The province, he said, should take the matter in its own hands.

00:19:31.820 Quote, the immigration system was broken by Ottawa and we need a made in BC approach so that we can take

00:19:38.700 over immigration. EB's comments also drew back and then goes on. But he just opposed getting rid of

00:19:44.540 it because, well, maybe there's some industries who might want a temporary foreign worker still.

00:19:49.660 And that's fine. But the idea that he was like warning about it just because EB was saying that

00:19:54.620 we should get rid of the temporary foreign worker program demonstrates how broken that party is from 0.99

00:19:58.860 the inside. Even when the NDP take the right position just to oppose them, they will take the opposite

00:20:03.900 position. And then the BC Conservatives needed Pierre Polyev to bail them out because then John

00:20:10.220 reversed himself and says, oh, of course we should be scrapping it. And then Polyev had to quote tweet

00:20:14.620 and be like, hey, it's good to see John on the right side of this issue, even though Polyev did not need

00:20:19.660 to do that for Danielle Smith or other Conservatives around the country because it was a no brainer thing 0.98

00:20:25.180 to be in favor of. And they didn't need their credibility boosted by Polyev on that issue.

00:20:30.780 Well, you know, our party actually took the right issue and we actually went a bit further than

00:20:34.700 others saying that we should maybe, you know, restrict a lot more forms of immigration, basically

00:20:39.740 like completely eliminating it for a few years outside of those with actual skills they can

00:20:44.780 provide to the economy. This was the video that we put out at 1BC. You guys can check out here.

00:20:50.620 Destroyed Canada. Here are the five ways that happened and how 1BC is going to fix it.

00:20:56.140 One, wages and jobs. More foreign workers means more job competition against Canadians. 1.00

00:21:04.300 That means fewer jobs available and smaller paychecks. Two, healthcare. Emergency rooms are 0.97

00:21:09.580 packed. Wait times are up to 14 hours.

00:21:12.060 And it's great video. I don't want to play it too much because of the music might get like flagged

00:21:16.540 by YouTube as copyright, even though we were allowed to use it. If you guys want to check the rest of that

00:21:21.180 out, I will also be linking that in the description below. But oh my goodness. Again, the BC conservatives

00:21:27.820 constantly scuff issues all over the place because they are scared of taking the right issue or they

00:21:33.900 won't do it until like Polyev does it. So in BC, they're completely sluggish. They're flat-footed

00:21:40.140 all of the time because they're like, what if we say this? What if someone criticizes us? Which is why

00:21:45.180 they're not even really against SOGI these days, like the sexual orientation and gender identity

00:21:50.220 programming in schools? I know SOGI is not taught everywhere and the crazy books aren't in every

00:21:55.420 library. Some people use that as a counter saying, oh, it's an overblown issue. But yeah,

00:22:00.300 everyone knows it's not literally in every classroom being taught 24-7. But the fact that

00:22:04.860 the programming is there enabling people who want to teach it to teach it is a problem. And the

00:22:10.380 conservatives piece of private legislation, the private members bill that they're putting forward

00:22:15.100 in order to like counter SOGI, all it does is forms a committee to evaluate whether books should be in

00:22:22.300 libraries or not. That's not even like 10 percent of the issue. And they're wasting a private members

00:22:27.260 bill to like say maybe we should have a committee that discusses that maybe if an appropriate book

00:22:32.220 should be there or not. It's the same thing with like that with the land stuff on DRIPA and UNDRIP and

00:22:38.700 all the Aboriginal title stuff. One, notice how so many of their MLA still don't even speak out on

00:22:44.780 out against it like Peter Milibar and Alia Warbus still haven't said anything about the Richmond

00:22:49.580 situation. Goodness. And now we have the new one on Haida Gwaii where judges ruling that yes,

00:22:55.100 Indigenous people or the Aboriginal band title does in fact overrule private property too. And you're 0.55

00:23:02.140 going to probably see them take a few days and then they're going to put out a mealy mouth like

00:23:06.460 statement about how this isn't good and we should appeal it and we should you know blah blah blah.

00:23:11.100 But it's never going to go to them saying we need a constitutional change or that we need to repeal

00:23:15.580 DRIPA entirely and we need to completely ignore UNDRIP. They'll say they're against DRIPA and

00:23:20.540 literally in the next breath John Rustad will say but you know I want to follow UNDRIP as a policy

00:23:24.860 guide. It's like why? It's basically DRIPA. Is DRIPA bad or not? You can't say I'm against DRIPA but I

00:23:29.980 want to follow DRIPA. That's stupid. But now this is just turning into a rant at the end of the video.

00:23:35.580 But regardless, thank you guys for watching. I think the Liberals are going to have a very tough

00:23:40.940 time the next election if they are going to try and run on their EV mandate on defending the temporary

00:23:47.020 foreign worker program and along a lot of the other stuff that's part of their current agenda. Yes,

00:23:51.980 they walked back the EV mandate but they only walked it back for a year. So they've already signaled

00:23:57.420 they know it's unpopular and the Conservatives can keep running on it. That's how stupid they are.

00:24:02.060 They're not even making a big enough change where Canadians could say, okay, he was defending the

00:24:06.860 program before but he saw the light so he's not going to do it anymore. He's still doing it. He's

00:24:10.940 just not going to do it next year. But anyways, so with that being said, thank you guys for watching.

00:24:16.540 I will see you guys all later.

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - September 08, 2025

Carney Liberals will get destroyed by TFW issue!

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