The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - June 06, 2025


Carney LIED - Liberals shut down new pipelines!

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Carney Lied about Pipelines
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Andrew Lawton Mark Carney David Eby Chair Doug Ford Scott Moe Justin Trudeau Danielle Smith Speaker Hudson Cabela Wowee
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Unsurprisingly, Prime Minister Mark Carney has lied about something else that he and the Liberal Party campaigned on in the 2025 federal election. Now, he s walking back his stance on oil and gas development and pipelines. During the election, he made it seem like, unlike Justin Trudeau, he was going to be far more friendly to new development of oil & gas resources and building pipelines. But now he s being a complete weasel and putting it on the provinces to block them, and then backing up the provinces if they say no.

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00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here.
00:00:03.160 Unsurprisingly, Prime Minister Mark Carney has lied about something else that he and the Liberal Party campaigned on in the 2025 federal election.
00:00:13.200 Now, he's walking back his stance on oil and gas development and pipelines.
00:00:19.000 During the election, he made it seem like, unlike Justin Trudeau, he was going to be far more friendly to new development of oil and gas resources and building pipelines.
00:00:29.160 But now he's being a complete weasel and putting it on the provinces to block them and then backing up the provinces if they say no.
00:00:37.720 Basically, he's saying, yes, but not if David Eby doesn't want to do it.
00:00:42.720 Yes, but not if Legault doesn't want to do it.
00:00:45.600 Yes, but not if Wab Kanu doesn't want to do it.
00:00:47.960 Which is basically just him saying no, because as the Prime Minister, it should be his job to help these national projects ram through and actually get completed.
00:01:00.000 And instead, he is allowing people who don't actually have the jurisdiction to stop them to stop them.
00:01:05.100 Because this is an actual national interest of the country and provinces cannot block other provinces from building projects.
00:01:13.920 When it's a singular small pipeline that just needs to run from one part of the country to another, one province can't say, well, it's our jurisdiction, you're not allowed to do it.
00:01:22.840 Because now that's an attack against another province's industries by saying that they can actually export efficiently, which is what's happened to the oil and gas resources in Alberta for decades now.
00:01:35.660 I'm going to get into it in just a second here.
00:01:38.080 I'm going to remind you guys, if you like the show, if you like my coverage of stuff going on in Canada, make sure to like the video, subscribe if you are not yet a subscriber, and leave a comment on what you think about the topic of the day.
00:01:49.940 Here is Mark Carney in a press conference alongside, I believe, like, of course, that's Chrystia Freeland.
00:01:57.300 I always forget his name, the other guy's name.
00:01:59.320 It doesn't matter.
00:02:00.000 He's basically just an appendage of Mark Carney these days.
00:02:04.260 But here's Mark Carney in English after answering in French saying that, well, of course, I'm in favor of pipelines and oil and gas development, but not if anyone else says no.
00:02:14.260 And I guarantee not only does he mean the premiers, he probably also means First Nations groups.
00:02:19.440 He probably means environmental activist groups.
00:02:21.920 He can say yes while saying no as long as he wants.
00:02:25.080 He can keep saying yes, but then saying, but there's this holdup right here, which is so weaselly, in my opinion.
00:02:31.400 I'll simplify.
00:02:34.940 We will not impose a project on a province.
00:02:40.640 We need consensus behind these projects.
00:02:43.280 And we need the participation of indigenous peoples.
00:02:45.740 I'm going to add something.
00:02:49.160 What does participation mean, though?
00:02:51.260 This is the thing that drives me up a wall.
00:02:54.060 Participation of First Nations people, you mean not building a pipeline is going to somehow involve them more?
00:03:00.580 Because that is effectively what you're doing by letting ban councils hold up projects forever through endless consultations, often in lands that they don't actually get to say whether or not a pipeline gets built.
00:03:13.400 But the government will pretend that they have veto.
00:03:16.320 And so it allows them to veto it by pretending another group vetoed.
00:03:20.460 This is, again, the game Mark Carney is playing.
00:03:23.380 He is saying yes while saying no.
00:03:25.480 He's saying, of course I want it, but these people don't, but this premier doesn't.
00:03:28.940 But, you know, there's this, you know, this is this environmental review we got to do because tides told us to or whatever. 0.90
00:03:36.100 It's so silly.
00:03:37.920 Something that I'll translate into French, which is what's encouraging from the first minister's meeting in Saskatchewan is that many provinces came together in support of projects that would stretch across provincial boundaries.
00:03:56.200 So, for example, the Western and Arctic corridor would be an example of the Energy East Partnership.
00:04:02.400 That's Energy East Partnership, not pipeline, to be clear.
00:04:05.300 Even he couldn't say pipeline, even though Doug Ford is on board with a pipeline, Scott Moe is.
00:04:12.540 Wob Canoe is a bit of a wild card.
00:04:14.360 He's been talking about having a pipeline built to a port in Hudson's Bay to move bitumen and oil and gas products, LNG.
00:04:23.560 But he's always someone who's going to be very beholden to the indigenous lobby in Manitoba.
00:04:29.640 It's just that's just been his brand.
00:04:31.180 He's been signing over lands to First Nations groups that really didn't have control of them in the first place.
00:04:37.040 And so, yeah, there might be a possibility there.
00:04:39.620 But the main holdups are Quebec's a big holdup and we have B.C. as a big holdup.
00:04:45.280 Technically, we could do an end run around Quebec.
00:04:48.460 The problem is it's obviously less efficient to be trying to build in Ontario than building in Quebec, where you immediately have access to the Atlantic Sea or to the Atlantic Ocean.
00:04:58.720 Again, Hudson's Bay is a good possibility.
00:05:01.360 But on the West Coast, David Eby wasn't even at that First Minister's meeting.
00:05:05.420 Is Mark Carney going to chastise him for going to Japan and hanging out in convenience stores and saying, look, they have hard bite potato chips in Japanese convenience stores?
00:05:14.520 Wowee.
00:05:15.280 By the way, unless that's a recent development, goodness, I was in Japan less than a year ago.
00:05:19.940 I did not notice these B.C. products around.
00:05:22.540 This is like a North Korean fake village in the sense that they were probably letting a bunch of the products be on some Japanese store shelves just to make David Eby look good. 0.63
00:05:32.860 So then they could actually get to negotiating over real import and export deals.
00:05:37.880 They're not probably going to actually start stocking Canadian snack foods everywhere.
00:05:42.440 It was just an easy way of letting David Eby pretend he had gotten a win early.
00:05:47.000 But David Eby said no, no to a pipeline and he wasn't at the First Minister's meeting.
00:05:51.800 So what's Carney talking about?
00:05:52.960 Oh, well, we had a lot of agreement.
00:05:55.100 Wow.
00:05:55.660 Danielle Smith and Scott Moe agreed.
00:05:58.060 OK.
00:05:58.680 A bunch of maritime premiers agreed.
00:06:01.500 OK.
00:06:01.700 Well, they don't even matter in the grand scheme of things here unless you're going to build a pipeline out to New Brunswick.
00:06:06.560 Yeah, kind of wobb canoes on board a little bit.
00:06:10.220 But again, he's kind of always one foot in the pool, one foot out of the pool.
00:06:15.240 And then you have Doug Ford in Ontario, which I guess that's good.
00:06:20.160 At the same time, it's not as efficient to be building a pipeline to one of the Great Lakes and then try to go through the St. Lawrence with those oil and gas products.
00:06:27.420 You always want to go directly to the Atlantic.
00:06:29.320 So, yes, this is all very obnoxious.
00:06:35.580 If you notice the pause there, it's because I had to sneeze really bad.
00:06:38.360 Now I just want to bring up one other thing because it's not quite deserving of its own video right now.
00:06:43.280 But this is pretty pathetic, and it comes courtesy of one of the best conservative MLAs or MPs right now, Andrew Lawton, who was challenging, I believe it was the Minister of Public Safety, but a minister involved with the gun bans and gun confiscations right now.
00:07:00.580 He challenged them on it, and it turns out this guy doesn't even know what a PAL or RPAL license is. 0.86
00:07:06.920 Hey, Chair, does the minister know what an RPAL is?
00:07:09.340 No, minister.
00:07:10.420 I do not.
00:07:11.540 I'm bro.
00:07:12.120 Does the minister know what the CFSC is?
00:07:18.240 I'm a minister.
00:07:19.620 I do not.
00:07:20.480 No.
00:07:21.120 Member.
00:07:22.180 I'll stipulate, Chair, that is the Canadian's firearm safety course that all gun owners in Canada have to do to get their firearms license.
00:07:28.680 Has the minister ever done the Canadian firearm safety course?
00:07:31.680 The Honourable Minister.
00:07:33.160 Speaker, is my third week on the job?
00:07:35.040 No, I have not.
00:07:36.320 The Honourable Member.
00:07:36.900 Does the minister know what safety classes and safety demands are expected of law-abiding Canadian gun owners?
00:07:43.580 The Honourable Minister.
00:07:45.120 This is not about law-abiding gun owners, Mr. Speaker.
00:07:48.520 I'll remember.
00:07:50.080 How can the minister make that claim when he doesn't know the basic fundamentals of law-abiding gun ownership in this country, Chair?
00:07:55.320 Brilliant.
00:07:57.320 I love Andrew Lawton.
00:07:58.540 This proves why you actually do want more people who have independent media experience in government.
00:08:05.180 Someone who knows how to set up a great line of questioning.
00:08:08.320 Someone who knows how to actually turn these moments into something more theatrical.
00:08:12.980 I think that Andrew Lawton did a great job there.
00:08:16.160 It was so good, members of the left started going around saying, well, it was edited.
00:08:19.640 It was heavily edited.
00:08:20.940 And Andrew Lawton absolutely crushed this one guy who said, well, there's editing going on here.
00:08:26.360 Okay, watch the tape.
00:08:28.120 It is still, those are his questions, and those are the man's responses.
00:08:34.060 Andrew and his team of people are smart enough to know that the average person doesn't want to sit around for five minutes.
00:08:40.000 Well, Andrew stands up, he asks a question, he sits down.
00:08:42.680 And if you ever watch these budget estimate meetings, you'll have someone say, well, would the minister tell me this or that?
00:08:48.640 And they'll sit down.
00:08:49.640 And the person is not obliged to stand up and answer right away.
00:08:52.980 Sometimes they're fiddling with notes, and they're sitting there waiting, and it takes them a while.
00:08:57.880 You know, they're discussing, and then they get up.
00:09:00.120 There's no, like, strict amount of time where it's not like question period where you say something, and the person needs to get back up.
00:09:05.640 So, really, you're going to wait.
00:09:07.180 Oh, Andrew, you should play the full 10-minute tape. 1.00
00:09:10.820 Really, they know he just looked like crap. 0.95
00:09:13.140 He didn't know what a possession and acquisition license was or a restricted possession and acquisition license, the things that you need to be able to openly, to be able to, like, own a firearm in Canada. 0.98
00:09:24.400 And he's the man who's going to be administering, potentially, the gun confiscation, which is absolutely going after law-abiding gun owners, because I'm not sure if the liberals have figured it out yet.
00:09:36.100 But gangs do not pack their heat from Cabela's.
00:09:39.300 They're not going to Bass Pro Shop to get a rifle to knock over a liquor store.
00:09:43.620 These people get guns smuggled over the border that they refuse to actually secure properly.
00:09:49.480 In fact, they were all, at one point, over in Roxham Road, just allowing illegal people to walk over the border, which was also distracting police and border security from being able to catch people who were smuggling drugs, guns, and other things in and out of Canada.
00:10:05.540 It's absolutely mind-boggling that this man is now going to be in charge of things to do with firearms.
00:10:13.760 Again, law-abiding gun owners not only are not committing the gang shootings in downtown Toronto or even in rural areas, they are also less likely to commit a violent offense than any Canadian.
00:10:26.880 They are almost pacifists, except for the fact that they own guns.
00:10:31.960 These people, gun owners, people who have PAL licenses, are one-third as likely as the average Canadian to commit a violent offense.
00:10:41.800 Because if you start committing violent offenses, you're not going to have a PAL license very long.
00:10:46.600 It's one of those things that sort of builds up a responsible citizen, that you have a privilege that would get taken away from you if you were not being responsible.
00:10:53.800 And this is something that even many states have in the U.S. You have a right to own a firearm, but we also have the ability to at least test you before you do it.
00:11:03.800 You know, people can argue whether you should have to take a test or not.
00:11:06.980 As long as it's straightforward and easy, I don't see why it's a bad thing, especially, again, it kind of builds up that responsibility in people.
00:11:13.660 I wish in high school we would bring back firearm safety courses.
00:11:18.020 They used to do those.
00:11:19.220 I wish every high school guy would get a PAL license before they leave high school.
00:11:24.380 I wish everyone would have to get a driver's license before they leave high school.
00:11:28.320 I don't care if you live in the most metropolitan downtown place possible.
00:11:33.200 I think everyone should be doing things that make them more free and more responsible.
00:11:38.520 Because getting more responsibilities, getting more privileges makes you more free.
00:11:43.180 Being able to drive a car objectively makes you more free than somebody who can only ride a bike, ride public transportation, or take an Uber.
00:11:51.420 But anyways, so that's it for this video, guys.
00:11:54.460 I know I went a little bit off the trail there at the end when I talked about this firearm issue.
00:11:58.480 But I always think it's good to pair up the more eye-catching topic with something that's a little bit harder to market in the end.
00:12:05.660 That's how YouTube works, guys.
00:12:07.000 In case you want to get into YouTube, you know, talk about whatever you want in the video, but just title the video after the bigger piece of news.
00:12:14.720 Anyways, getting a little bit of a peek behind the curtain here.
00:12:17.740 So that's it for me today, guys.
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