00:00:26.520Now, he probably thinks this is a good idea.
00:00:29.280it gets the elbows up base riled up yes of course we can't negotiate with the united states they
00:00:34.160could invade us but how do you ever actually get back to the table now without having to do a
00:00:40.320massive climb down that would be embarrassing for mark carney look at the the headlines right now
00:00:47.180on google on this topic it goes from canadian publications all the way down to american
00:00:51.840publications the globe and mail here says carney prepared for risk that trump might order military
00:00:57.720action against Canada. Financial Post. Carney tells New York Times he looked at extreme
00:01:03.040tail risk of U.S. invasion. And then you even have Fox News. Canada PM Carney says he prepared
00:01:11.320for Trump ordering an invasion. What the heck? Like, guys, I don't like the U.S. tariffs. I think0.93
00:01:20.080they were really damaging and dumb to do. Now, I think Mark Carney's response to them has been0.98
00:01:25.580also very damaging and dumb. But this is even worse than what Carney was already doing. Again,0.97
00:01:32.080I'm not saying step into the room with Trump and sign anything he wants you to sign. I'm saying
00:01:36.500let's play real negotiating hardball. Let's stay at the table as long as possible, like the Mexican1.00
00:01:42.140government does, and hammer out a deal that is good for Canadians. My definition of good is low
00:01:48.720tariffs. The problem is Mark Carney does not have the same definition of good. He actually thought
00:01:54.440fairly high tariffs were acceptable in the deal he almost signed the problem was that the u.s didn't
00:02:01.240want us interfacing with china as much and they want us to get rid of some of our censorship
00:02:05.940policies that was the deal breaker for mark carney but now mark carney has given himself
00:02:12.600a reason to not talk to the americans at all because now all the elbows up people and the
00:02:18.020business liberals they can be scared into not wanting to talk to the americans at all because
00:02:22.800there is a chance of invasion that is what this entire thing is about mark carney buying himself
00:02:28.800time so that people don't tell him to get back to the table this is happening right after industry
00:02:34.680leaders were starting to come out from the hvac industry autos whatnot telling him please both
00:02:41.060sides get back to the table we need to hammer something out because people are losing jobs
00:02:44.840and it's hurting the economy and so then carney pulls this out of his pocket and says invasion
00:02:49.440I played the invasion card on the field now that puts, I guess, talking with the Americans about trade on hold for another two to three months at the very least, maybe an entire half a year.
00:02:59.740We probably won't even talk to them before the midterm elections at this point because Carney is so rhetorically inept.0.86
00:03:07.000Now, I think this is both intentional by Carney and completely inept.
00:03:11.220He thinks that this is going to be a good thing for him in the medium term, but the more damage that's dealt to the Canadian economy, the less the Trump fear-mongering is actually going to benefit Carney.
00:03:22.540Every time he's fear-mongering about Trump, yes, the liberal polls have shot up, but every time he's done it, they shot up a little bit less.
00:03:29.020You know, when he did it back in January and February of 26, he jumped up to having like an 18-point lead, 14-point lead, 17-point lead with some of the good pollsters.
00:03:38.940That was a real bump from a genuine hysteria that he caused.
00:03:43.180And then when he did it this summer, he got a bump, but it was like a bump plus 10 in some of the more reasonable pollsters.
00:03:48.620And now it's already starting to slide back down again.
00:03:51.640This might pump him up again, but every time he does this, it has more and more diminishing returns.
00:03:58.580In just a second here, I want to take you guys to a CBC segment where they start trying to, like, defend the tactic that Carney is using.
00:04:05.240oh he's he's warning americans that trump's crazy and they should vote for the democrats in the
00:04:09.600midterms but that's extremely foolish but before we get into that i just want to remind you guys0.90
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00:04:35.040about the news of the day anyways let's get into the cbc segment where of course they talk about
00:04:41.060the hidden genius of mark carney uh doing this like insane rhetorical play against the americans
00:04:47.480again you don't have to like trump the americans at all in the situation to realize this is very0.98
00:04:53.300very stupid he i think he wanted to bring on the american electorate radar that relationship0.98
00:04:59.960between canada and i'd say have deteriorated to a point where we have to think about our own1.00
00:05:05.480protection no we don't actually need to think about our own protection when it comes to u.s
00:05:10.760invasion do you think we would win a war against the u.s or even limit them from taking our country0.77
00:05:16.920uh to more than like a few days it's not saying that canada sucks or something like that it's just
00:05:22.280america's extremely powerful on the military front if they wanted our country
00:05:27.480they could take it. They don't want to invade, and that's why they don't do it. They have
00:05:31.960moral objections to invading an ally like Canada. But his thing at the start there was so stupid1.00
00:05:38.000that this is going to put it on the American people's radar. The only thing that it puts on1.00
00:05:43.720their radar is that Mark Carney is a hysterical goof. You really think that there's going to be0.55
00:05:49.440tanks rolling over the border of Montana and Alberta, that there's going to be a bunch of
00:05:54.500troops sneaking over the border from North Dakota into Manitoba? You know, they're going to blow out
00:06:00.000the bridge for the ambassador. They're going to blow out the ambassador bridge and capture the
00:06:03.940Gordie Howe bridge and jets are going to launch missiles at Canadian bases. No, that's really
00:06:10.360dumb. And justifying this is just trying to cover up for the fact that Carney has massively0.97
00:06:16.400rhetorically overstretched himself. And remember, Mr. Trump mused about using force, military force,
00:06:24.500on Groenland to acquire that territory i like i like how heavy his accent was there when he's
00:06:31.440saying green on Groenland now yes trump jokes about things he says some really hyperbolic
00:06:39.400statement and then it never actually comes true did he ever did he ever do that to greenland
00:06:43.820they signed a new military agreement which basically was what they pretty much already
00:06:48.080had i think trump just wanted to flex and have some sort of miniature win against denmark and
00:06:52.640Greenland to seem tough. You know, that's an annoying thing Trump does sometimes. But if he's
00:06:57.560not willing to invade Greenland, if he's not willing to take a military action against Greenland,
00:07:03.440you think he's going to take military action against Canada? Not a chance. That's stupid
00:07:09.160people talk. Every time that Trump ever said something that sounded like, oh my goodness,1.00
00:07:13.220he's threatening Greenland, it'd always be that a reporter would suggest something to him
00:07:17.700because they want the big quote from Trump.
00:07:20.660And Trump loves playing into a big quote.
00:07:39.420I'm pretty sure his brain is made out of TV parts
00:07:42.420from how much he loves being on television.
00:07:44.500But again, we have turned transmogrified that into Donald Trump really wants to occupy the town of high level and have troops walking around the streets, keeping Canadians in their houses because, you know, he's trying to expand the American empire here.
00:08:03.140And to weaken us so much economically, we have to not use military force to weaken us, but economic force.
00:08:09.260So the threat is there. And we know that Mr. Trump is very unpredictable. He's got you know, remember, can we stop saying Trump's under predictable to like, to like justify anything? Trump's unpredictable within a band of potential options. Trump doesn't just walk into the White House, like every day, just like, you know, like, a completely different person.
00:08:32.940One day he's extremely presidential and he's talking about his tax cuts, his new business initiatives, and how he's cracking down on illegal immigration.
00:08:42.920And then by the next day, he busts into the White House holding a box of waffles and a shotgun saying, I'm going to take out this thing.
00:08:49.400He's pretty – he's much more predictable than people think.
00:08:53.180He's not just like a crazy person running around the streets doing whatever he wants.
00:08:57.980You know, now I'm going to, you know, tear down the Washington Monument and replace it with a statue of myself. Like, he's weird. He can be narcissistic and all this stuff. But again, he's not just going to be like, I've spun the spinner, I shook my magic eight ball, and we're taking out Newfoundland. It's like, that's not Trump at all. But we have this cartoon of him in the Canadian media to justify Carney not trying to hammer out a deal.
00:09:22.640claudia scheinbaum the president of mexico who is to the political left of mark carney he's
00:09:29.520signing deals with trump she's hammering out deals playing hardball horse trading for what she wants
00:09:35.020and mark carney can too but he has to justify why he can't by always bringing up the craziest
00:09:41.100scenario what could happen if you know somehow he's not always on guard and being hyper suspicious
00:09:46.560of the americans he's got access to the nuclear codes and being a guy so oh my goodness guys he's
00:09:53.620gonna he's going to nuke canada because he has access to the nuclear codes you know remember
00:09:59.280he's got access to the nuclear codes and being a guy so unpredictable prime minister has to be on
00:10:07.380his guards at any time facing the donald trump and as as bob mentioned the new york times is a
00:10:14.620credible media outlet that is being respected across the world it's no they're not they genuinely
00:10:20.080are not the the new york times used to be credible it is just a very obvious liberal uh like paper
00:10:27.040it's not that they don't report things that are sometimes like high quality those whole ideas that0.98
00:10:32.360because the new york times has it written and because mark carney said something really stupid
00:10:36.920in an interview published to the pages of the new york times ergo this is highly credible and donald0.98
00:10:42.140Trump has his finger on the nuclear button. It's like, guys, oh my word, what are we doing?
00:10:49.000Can we get a trade deal? Can we skip all this? Can we hit the fast forward button on the VHS
00:10:55.020player here and get to the end of the tape where we finally sign something? Because of course we
00:10:59.680should. Again, let's sign something good. Let's play hardball for as low a tariff rate as we can
00:11:04.860put up with for two years until we can renegotiate with a different president.
00:11:07.880That is what we should be focused on. But instead, we're having these just asinine conversations about, oh my goodness, is Donald Trump going to airlift? He's going to detach the country of Liechtenstein and he's going to drop it in the middle of Canada and just cause a giant asteroid crater in the middle of the country.0.93
00:11:29.860he can do anything he's gonna like you know dump millions of tons of tnt into the center of toronto
00:11:38.340and blow up the entire city and replace it with trump land it's like it's not happening people0.99
00:11:43.220and as stupid as the random things i'm thinking of are off the top of my head the guy literally0.98
00:11:48.320brought up he has the nuclear codes implying that he could nuke canada not only a message for0.99
00:11:53.660american but also the rest of the world look i own my guards be careful too and it will probably
00:11:59.200cement Mr. Carney's stature as being the leader of the resistance. Oh, the resistance. Oh, he's
00:12:06.320going to be the leader of the resistance because he's saying that Trump could invade Canada.
00:12:11.940The rest of the world leaders are not going to echo Carney on this. They would seem stupid for1.00
00:12:17.180doing it. Get any other world leader on record saying, are you worried that Trump might invade1.00
00:12:21.580Canada? They're not going to say yes, because that's stupid. It's not going to happen. And1.00
00:12:26.080makes them seem histrionic when they in fact do want a good relationship with the U.S.
00:12:30.580Does the U.S. sometimes make it difficult to be friends with them? Sure. Sure they do. At the same
00:12:36.640time, people have to stop using that excuse as a reason to lean into the bad relationship and try
00:12:42.660and make it even worse. But now I want to take you guys on to another thing. We're going to be
00:12:48.660talking about some of the question periods that have been going on over the past day. Mark Carney
00:12:52.760has been like really testy recently he had this very testy exchange with pure polyev again this
00:13:00.320kind of trying to justify why he hasn't gotten anything done by instead of actually focus like
00:13:07.940in explaining where maybe troubles are and when we can actually expect progress he starts attacking
00:13:12.960pure polyev here and i thought i think that's quite telling of what mark carney knows about
00:13:18.260the current economic prospects of the country and the affordability issues he doesn't have anything
00:13:23.460good to report so he's going to attack polyev canadian conservatives are here to save canadians
00:13:30.100money while liberals are costing canadians more it is not an exaggeration to say that we are now
00:13:35.540facing a full scale diesel price crisis right now diesel prices are around two dollars and 76 cents
00:13:43.540a liter an all-time high one farmer in bruce county had to spend three thousand dollars on
00:13:50.980one day's fuel now the prime minister loves to blame foreign factors but canadians are paying
00:13:57.70032 cents a liter more than our americans if it's really a global issue why are we
00:14:03.540paying so much here north of the border the right honorable prime minister
00:14:07.860Mr. Speaker, it is a global issue which is causing higher fuel prices, including higher diesel prices.
00:14:15.940The government is acting, including by extending the reduction in the fuel excise tax.
00:14:23.580As well, we are working with refiners, the Minister of Natural Resources, working with refiners to maximize the availability of diesel in Canada.
00:14:32.220so he's doing squat other than what the conservatives basically forced him to do because
00:14:38.520he was going to bring back all the gas taxes until the conservatives ran like a two-month-long
00:14:43.600campaign on the issue and then the last moment the the liberals extended their uh freezing of
00:14:48.880the excise or the cancellation of the excise tax until the end of the year or so which like even
00:14:54.980i kind of criticized the conservatives from the perspective of i wish they would get off these
00:14:58.480small taxes. Yes, talk about them deputize some MPs to constantly hammer them on that. They should
00:15:03.800be pushing, I think, 20% across the board income tax cuts, including corporate, and take a point
00:15:10.100off the GST. That's really how you compete with the Americans. Small countries never beat big
00:15:15.540countries by just punching each other back and forth in a trade war. What they do is out-compete
00:15:19.960bigger countries and make the larger country want free trade with them. But let's get back into the
00:15:25.480exchange with Paul with Polyev and Carney here honorable leader of the opposition all talk no
00:15:32.360results more excuses after broken promises let's convert diesel prices around the world in the U.S.
00:15:40.120and here in Canada all into Canadian dollars diesel prices in the U.S. $2.44 a liter
00:15:49.180global average diesel price two dollars and 33 cents a liter here in canada two dollars and 76
00:15:57.820cents a liter canadians are paying 41 cents more than the world 32 cents more than the u.s with
00:16:04.300the fourth biggest supply of oil on earth why aren't we having the lowest prices anywhere
00:16:11.580it almost feels like a trite point over time to say that but like genuinely it's just our own0.99
00:16:16.620stupid taxes and regulations, the amount of extra taxes that are put on Canadian products0.97
00:16:21.800in any sector is ridiculous, even compared to economies that aren't exactly ones to be aspired1.00
00:16:28.520to. There's economies out there that are not very good, but it's usually because of lack of
00:16:33.520opportunities that have far lower regulations and taxes. But in Canada, anytime there's a
00:16:39.560productive area of the economy, the Liberals just see it as another way of adding tax dollars
00:16:45.760to the revenues of the government every year0.99
00:16:48.200so that they can spend more on stupid projects and programs0.99
00:19:07.700There are three reasons why Canadians are paying more for diesel in the world.
00:19:11.020One, the Prime Minister has given us a weak dollar despite high oil prices.
00:19:15.420Two, by his very mission in this House, we don't have the refining capacity
00:19:18.800because his government will not get out of the way and let Canadians build.
00:19:22.040And three, he continues to tax fuel with the GST, with the fuel standard tax.
00:19:28.240Will the Prime Minister stop pretending to be so powerless
00:19:32.340and get the prices down for Canadians?
00:19:34.280Mr. Speaker, I'd like to take this opportunity to congratulate the leader of the opposition on his 20th anniversary of the House of Commons.
00:19:47.920You can tell he's mad. He's immediately swinging into the hole.
00:19:51.780He's been here a long time. And it's like, yeah, and you've been in charge for over a year and a half.
00:19:57.220So what are you going to do? Because it doesn't seem like pure poly of being an MP for 20 years
00:20:03.480actually replaces the fact that you, this doesn't counter the fact that you've sucked0.85
00:20:08.320as the prime minister, the actual guy in charge for a year and a half.0.95
00:20:12.920I've been here for a little more than a year. We passed the bill.
00:20:16.380A little more than a year, guys. It's been like a year and a day,
00:20:19.480except it's actually been like more than a year and a half. But who's counting?
00:20:22.940The Honourable Leader of the Opposition, Mr Speaker,
00:20:50.300He's literally bragging about promises that he has made and broken.
00:20:55.340And now the U.S. president is blustering ridiculously about a diesel export plan.
00:20:59.540But even if that bluster is meaningless, we should not have to rely on the Americans to give us diesel that comes out of our own ground.
00:21:07.620And that is why conservatives are acting today.
00:21:10.360We're calling for an emergency diesel price relief plan.
00:21:15.720One, eliminate all diesel taxes till at least Canada Day.
00:21:19.260two emergency pre-permitting and tax relief for the construction of diesel transportation and
00:21:25.680refining will he take our plan to lower prices for Canadians now I actually think this is a good
00:21:31.420way of doing the cooperative pitch as the conservatives you're not because sometimes
00:21:36.340like you know in opposition you should be opposing and sometimes you just you just like slam them for
00:21:41.660how bad they're doing and you're like you know answer Canadians for how much you've screwed this
00:21:45.740that up you know every once in a while when you make a pitch will you adopt this policy
00:21:49.580you know when you know that they won't do it it can be very effective because people are like
00:21:54.080goodness you that was like honestly a really just realistic easy to do uh plan that polyev has
00:22:01.300that would objectively lower prices now what is mark carney going to do with that because he's
00:22:07.140asking for mark for pure poly to do something productive and isn't for the first time in his
00:22:11.94020-year-long career. So what's he going to do with his actual productive suggestion?
00:25:10.780questions oral questions the honorable member for new market aurora
00:25:17.460Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister sold Canadians on his financial credentials and then when they were in looking, he took advantage of that trust by inventing financial definitions used nowhere else in the world. He relabeled $94 billion of expenses as investments. And this is like calling your grocery bill an investment. The former PBO and the IMF called them out and now the new PBO has gone even further by saying that these invented definitions are not even being applied because
00:25:47.440consistently why is this liberal government destroying the integrity of canada's books
00:25:53.580i actually love this question it's kind of a boring question on the surface you guys probably
00:25:59.160know what she's talking about from following the issue a bit but what the what carney's done is
00:26:03.360he's been declaring that we have a balanced operating budget we actually have balanced
00:26:09.000the operating budget it's not the actual budget we balance the operating budget operating budget
00:26:15.240normally is like the money that the government does need every year to function. All your
00:26:21.680employees, all the contracts that you have out there, just basic functions for repairing
00:26:28.620infrastructure, anything that basically the country needs to survive. People who work in
00:26:35.060the military, people who work at the CRA, all of that is operating budget. Normal maintenance is
00:26:40.880operating budget, stuff like that, you know, the RCMP, all that. What Carney and the liberals have
00:26:46.840done is that they're relabeling things that are clearly operating budget as capital budget so that
00:26:53.740they can pretend that they've somehow balanced the operating budget. How have they balanced the
00:26:58.440operating budget considering that they are spending more money than ever before? The deficit
00:27:05.400is massive so how have we like balanced the operating budget it's not like our revenues
00:27:11.220are massively up or anything like that and our operating budget continues to rise every year
00:27:16.100we just had a sharp decline in what our operating budget is because we redefined it as a bunch of
00:27:21.200capital as if all of these are like building bridges or you know some sort of like program
00:27:27.660that is temporary and doesn't have anything directly to do with the operations of government
00:27:34.040Like, if the government was putting forward money for a major piece of infrastructure, like the Alto high-speed rail project, it would not be operating budget.
00:27:42.800But the Liberals will take anybody who's maybe ever even, like, whispered the word Alto train, and they will put them in capital budget, even though they are really staff who are part of the operating budget.
00:27:55.340It's a little bit boring to talk about the kind of, like, slight nuances between what things should be operating and what things should be capital.
00:28:02.720But if you've been in government for a long time, it's pretty obvious what things have been always labeled operating for a very long time and how they're trying to relabel it.
00:28:10.900Well, let's see how the Liberals respond to this.
00:28:13.920The Honourable Secretary of State for Financial Institutions.
00:28:17.460Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I thank the member for her question.
00:28:20.360Mr. Speaker, our plan is to spend less on government operations and prioritize investments that generate long-term benefits for Canadians, such as major projects, housing, clean energy, infrastructure that will help grow our economy and attract private investment.
00:28:35.880We have adopted a transparent capital budgeting framework that reflects the distinction between capital and operating spending so Canadians can seek clearly help.