The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Eve of the Great Canada-US Trade War

00:00:00.480 Hey guys, is everybody ready for the Great Canada-U.S. Trade War?

00:00:06.400 I know I am.

00:00:08.380 It's almost like all of this was perfectly avoidable.

00:00:12.720 By the way, as everyone gets in here and watches this random live stream I put up,

00:00:18.040 there's a Telegram link if you guys want to join the Telegram channel.

00:00:21.240 It means that you'll notice the videos I put up faster because I always like

00:00:24.220 launch the video, copy the link, and throw it in the Telegram.

00:00:27.640 So you'll be able to see it there.

00:00:28.560 But man, I was just watching Frank Vaughn's video on the Trade War,

00:00:34.140 and we agree with each other heavily on this issue,

00:00:37.120 and I thought he had a great take on the fact that when you actually do any research

00:00:42.520 into Canada's history of money laundering,

00:00:45.620 Canada's lack of any real port police in British Columbia,

00:00:51.500 all the fentanyl in this country,

00:00:53.320 at some point you have to conclude Trump's kind of right.

00:00:56.200 Again, I don't want tariffs to be on Canada,

00:00:59.240 but there was so much we could have done.

00:01:01.300 There was so much we could have done to avoid this,

00:01:03.220 and we decided to not do any of it because that's easier than actually doing something.

00:01:08.660 We just basically pretended like Trump was just doing this to us,

00:01:12.840 and there was no way out of it.

00:01:14.140 Scott Moe, Danielle Smith seemed to actually, you know, get on the right page at one point,

00:01:20.400 and they ended up getting us a 10% or, like, we only have a 10% tariff on oil and gas,

00:01:27.260 which is nice.

00:01:28.180 Would have not have happened if Smith didn't go down to Mar-a-Lago and to the inauguration. 1.00

00:01:34.820 But, oh my goodness, she's a traitor. 1.00

00:01:36.580 She should have just been setting her hair on fire like Doug Ford and everyone. 0.99

00:01:39.620 So, Nelson Cade from New Brunswick, cool.

00:01:43.880 Make sure you have a PC membership in New Brunswick.

00:01:46.760 I hope Chris Austin ends up running for the PC party leadership.

00:01:52.660 HUD says, how screwed are we?

00:01:54.480 Will we get a spring election?

00:01:55.500 No chance we're getting a spring election because Doug Ford took that away from us.

00:01:59.920 Because, you know, everything's about Doug Ford, so he's having a provincial election,

00:02:04.020 which gives Jagmeet Singh the excuse he needs to wait because he can say, well, my staff,

00:02:10.040 because they were helping Merritt Stiles out, they're all exhausted.

00:02:12.660 We have to wait until next, you know, we have to wait another few months.

00:02:15.840 We have to sort out some trade war policy, then we can have the election. 0.94

00:02:20.380 It's not going to happen.

00:02:23.980 And, yeah, HUD, do you think they're going to find the excuse to delay the election?

00:02:27.140 They can just say trade war stuff.

00:02:28.820 Just trade war.

00:02:29.560 We got to wait.

00:02:30.440 We got to wait.

00:02:31.000 There's too much of a trade war.

00:02:31.960 Yeah, Steve Lambert is right.

00:02:35.300 We sent the three stooges to Washington.

00:02:38.320 I'm not sure who the other people were.

00:02:39.740 Maybe Dominic LeBlanc was there with them.

00:02:41.440 But Melanie Jolie showed up looking like she was Barbie riding a horse or whatever. 1.00

00:02:47.480 I'm not sure what the heck kind of outfit she was wearing when she went down to talk to them about trade.

00:02:53.220 But, man, there is something about Canada that is so unserious under the Liberals.

00:02:58.580 They don't even attempt to put on, like, a good face for negotiating.

00:03:04.540 They always just have the energy of that.

00:03:06.680 We are terrified.

00:03:07.520 Please don't tariff us.

00:03:08.380 But it's also your fault.

00:03:09.400 We were just whimpering and whining at them about the trade war.

00:03:15.020 About, like, we didn't need the tariffs.

00:03:16.700 We could have easily avoided this.

00:03:17.740 Karmatic says, why, you think Trump would just go ahead on some tariffs regardless if we began securing our entire border?

00:03:26.340 No, I don't.

00:03:27.060 Well, why didn't he do it on Columbia?

00:03:29.600 I mean, he could have just kept the tariffs on Columbia, but he's removing them now that they complied.

00:03:34.300 If we complied and we did anything, at the very least, if he placed the tariffs on us, if we did everything he asked for, he'd have no leg to stand on.

00:03:42.620 And he'd look really bad in front of people who live in the northern Midwest, who are the main people being affected by the increase in prices from the tariffs.

00:03:51.380 Because they're going to have to pay tariffs on all the food, oil and gas products, softwood, lumber that you bring into states like Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, the Dakotas, Michigan, Minnesota.

00:04:06.520 All those countries are really not going to like this.

00:04:09.920 But the thing is that we gave Trump a great reason to put them on us because the best Trudeau did was he says, oh, we'll invest a billion dollars in a plan to secure the border.

00:04:19.840 It's like, just do it. Smith did it in five seconds.

00:04:23.020 She got 10 cold weather drones, 50 more sheriffs, got a bunch of dogs, got a bunch of narcotic scanners, and then four narcotic scanners.

00:04:33.880 And Trudeau has a semblance of some form of a plan for a plan that we're going to look into over the next 10 years to see if we'll implement it.

00:04:41.820 I somewhat agree with this from Dennis Thompson.

00:04:52.400 Liberals can't win against Pierre, so they're going to prolong election to wear Pierre down.

00:04:56.780 I think that they think the longer that like a Mark Carney is in as prime minister, assuming it's Mark Carney, that the longer he's in, the more name recognition he gets and maybe the tighter the polls will get because Mark Carney will cut his teeth on being the anti-Trump guy.

00:05:13.840 And there is a sort of anti-Trump derangement syndrome in Canada that is strong enough you'll get a lot of older voters, especially who don't actually work anymore.

00:05:24.780 They're retired pensioners. 0.99

00:05:25.980 They watch the news all day that they will vote for Carney because I watch CNN and you see the things Trump's doing.

00:05:33.440 Well, he can't let Pierre in because Carney told me he's Canadian, Pierre.

00:05:36.820 There is that kind of personality in Canadian politics that's extremely hard to get through to, and they just don't want people to get through them.

00:05:44.880 That's the thing that's annoying.

00:05:46.280 There are so many people in Canada who want to be upset about Trump, who want to think that conservatives bad, liberals good. 1.00

00:05:53.680 It's that dumb. 0.99

00:05:56.100 It's that one dimensional. 1.00

00:05:58.760 Liberals good, conservatives bad.

00:06:00.540 That is so many Eastern Canadian pensioners, people who have extremely expensive homes that they bought decades ago, but they're going to complain about the size of their pension, even though they have more than enough money to actually retire on.

00:06:15.160 Or if they don't, that's kind of on them.

00:06:17.180 Your retirement is not the CPP.

00:06:19.480 I had some people getting mad at me the other day because I made the basic claim that your CPP is not your retirement.

00:06:28.080 It helps with retirement.

00:06:30.540 Daddy Poppins said, at what point is enough of enough?

00:06:34.800 I feel like we need to do something.

00:06:36.440 And no, I don't mean violence.

00:06:38.300 And I think that I think what needs to happen is there needs to be more people going around giving good information to relatives and friends who believe mainstream narratives.

00:06:48.940 Did Trump act fully reasonably in this situation?

00:06:52.200 Definitely not.

00:06:53.060 When he opened it up with 25% tariffs, unless you do this, it actually gave Canadian politicians an out by focusing on the 25% tariff section of what he said.

00:07:03.800 Ignore all the border security, drugs, and defense stuff that he mentioned about NATO spending and about other things that we have to do.

00:07:11.360 Scott Moe rightfully focused on the NATO spending.

00:07:14.360 He's like, they're right.

00:07:15.540 We don't spend enough on our defense, and they're flipping the bill for us.

00:07:18.940 But politicians like David Eby, Doug Ford, you know, Wob Canoe, Justin Trudeau, and all the maritime premiers, they basically said, like, they're going to tariff us?

00:07:30.620 Why would they tariff us?

00:07:32.000 We haven't done anything wrong.

00:07:33.280 It's like, guys, listen to his statement.

00:07:35.800 Do I agree with the exact reason that he's doing this?

00:07:41.140 No, but, like, I don't agree with the exact 25% threat right up front.

00:07:47.440 But I can't, in good conscience, pretend I don't get it.

00:07:51.920 Pretend that he hasn't been seeing the same reports that Canadians have been reading in the National Post and whatnot of the Chinese government working with gangs and other people dealing fentanyl products into Canada and laundering money.

00:08:05.800 There was reports that Hezbollah, that Hamas, uses Canada to wash money and get it into the United States because Canada has no – we do not check anything.

00:08:17.500 And so it's so easy to run terror front groups, drug rings in this country because nobody ever looks.

00:08:25.040 So when Trudeau says, well, we're going to – we have a plan to secure the border, but Trump should know only 1% of fentanyl going into the U.S. is seized on the Canadian border.

00:08:34.780 It's like, yeah, because we don't look for it.

00:08:38.380 Again, I was watching Frank Vaughn's video before I went live here.

00:08:41.520 Great channel.

00:08:42.440 You guys should go look up Frank Vaughn.

00:08:44.860 He mentioned – and it's a real fact.

00:08:46.980 I had heard it before he said it, but it reminded me.

00:08:49.020 Only 1% of C-cans of, you know, of the specific shipping containers, shipping cans are actually checked when they come into a Canadian port, especially in British Columbia coming from China.

00:09:04.120 Only less than 1% of the containers are even checked for illegal substances, drugs, guns, or anything.

00:09:13.680 Do you think that our drug dealers are such virtuous people that when they get fentanyl products into our country that then can be made into other opioids and whatnot?

00:09:24.200 Because they don't literally ship in fentanyl pills.

00:09:26.340 They ship in the components, and then those components are brought in by drug gangs who then manufacture them.

00:09:32.420 They just shut down two drug labs, like, five kilometers from the U.S. border in rural British Columbia.

00:09:39.300 And do we think after they're done making that stuff that these are virtuous drug dealers who would never bring it into Washington State?

00:09:44.980 They'd never smuggle it into Idaho.

00:09:47.120 They love people in Idaho too much.

00:09:48.780 They love people in Montana too much to violate their border security.

00:09:52.940 You could just walk over the border in so many places in Canada, and nobody would know you did it because we don't monitor things.

00:10:00.140 That's why, and it doesn't cost us that much.

00:10:02.520 The main thing that's going to get the job done is what Smith invests in, which is 10 cold weather, like, drones.

00:10:10.000 You can look down at the ground.

00:10:11.580 You can say, hey, that's sketchy that that truck's pulling up to the border and offloading a bunch of duffel bags to some guys.

00:10:17.580 Maybe we should go check that out, follow them, and make sure that we actually see what they're up to

00:10:22.100 and try and have some people monitoring those sections of borders in the future.

00:10:25.300 Visible Majority says, you're a better watch than Fringe, Sunshine Baby, Clyde, Pleb.

00:10:32.800 Well, I appreciate that, but Clyde's pretty cool, and Pleb's pretty cool too.

00:10:37.540 Other guys, nah.

00:10:40.220 Anyways.

00:10:44.200 Chris Johnson says, I have to ask, is this liberal race going to threaten the change we all desperately need?

00:10:50.900 What do you mean by, is this liberal race going to threaten the change we all desperately need?

00:10:59.200 Do you mean in terms of, is it going to have any change in, like, the way our government works?

00:11:05.280 Or do you mean, like, you're being sarcastic about, is this going to cause the liberals to, like, increase in the polls?

00:11:10.720 I really don't think the liberals are doing themselves any favors.

00:11:14.020 Think about it.

00:11:14.460 I made a video on this this morning.

00:11:16.120 The liberals only sold 400,000 memberships.

00:11:18.980 And when I say member, sold, I mean, they're free.

00:11:21.580 They only gave away 400,000 membership.

00:11:23.940 When Poly was running for conservative leader, and this demonstrates that a conservative membership means something,

00:11:28.720 because you can do something with it, and you can vote on policy and all this other stuff.

00:11:32.920 When the conservatives had it, they sold 675,000, or at least they had that many active members at the time that were eligible to vote.

00:11:42.500 I think it was actually more like 678.

00:11:44.540 It was massive, and they, you had to buy a membership for at least 15 bucks for one year.

00:11:53.240 Hmm.

00:11:53.640 I don't see, uh, GameBurn says, Seven says, I don't see Polyev exhibiting leadership right now.

00:12:07.420 Has he done something in the last few days I've missed?

00:12:10.340 Well, with Polyev, it is a tough, and this is where, this is where it becomes a tough conversation.

00:12:15.000 He does have to work in the environment that there are Eastern Canadian pensioners who, if he even acknowledges Trump has a point, they're going to freak out and cry. 0.99

00:12:28.260 And so he has to move slowly, and he has to stay stuff that isn't going to mess with, tick anyone off.

00:12:35.180 And in a certain sense, him saying neutral stuff and watching this trade war blow up in the liberals' faces is better than him doing what Doug Ford wants him to do and join Team Canada,

00:12:45.300 or what the liberals want him to do and, you know, denounce Danielle Smith and now Scott Moe as well.

00:12:50.700 If he just sits back and says, well, I'm going to let the government do what it's going to do, and I don't think they're doing it right, perfectly fine,

00:12:57.960 because I think this is a kind of one of those no-win scenarios for Pierre.

00:13:02.320 So, yeah, that's to answer Jocelyn here, what you think Pierre's next move is.

00:13:07.560 And I think that his next move is, I would say that he should probably go after the Trudeau liberals as having not acted serious in this situation

00:13:16.500 and made us look foolish by not really addressing the border in any adequate manner,

00:13:22.760 and then giving Trump an excuse to put in place the tariffs.

00:13:26.760 That's the way I think Polyev needs to talk about it, that he has given him the excuse to put in place, you know,

00:13:34.660 he has given Trump the excuse to put in place the tariff.

00:13:42.360 Adam Solvey says, I'm sorry this country is dead.

00:13:44.960 I read the comment section of the legacy media after the tariff story broke,

00:13:49.040 and so many people are blaming Trump and not Trudeau's incompetent government.

00:13:52.720 Alberta 51st.

00:13:58.140 Pleasant Valley Picker CA, don't generalize on seniors, I'm an individual.

00:14:02.260 Well, again, I have to talk generally about a general category of people.

00:14:06.720 If you're somebody in a senior age demographic who isn't like that, then, like, obviously you're not like that.

00:14:13.700 But obviously it's like when I talk about younger voters having disproportionately voting NDP compared to other demographics,

00:14:20.240 I'm not saying talking about myself badly, obviously.

00:14:22.960 We're talking about general people.

00:14:24.860 And I'm specifically talking about a certain type of, like, Toronto area pensioner voter who watches CTV and CBC religiously

00:14:34.320 and likes to hate conservatives and every, all their politics start to become about benefit programs.

00:14:40.860 And it's like, and it's like, and again, I'm going to be general, that's a lot of Quebecer voters, too.

00:14:45.980 They are very concerned about their package of goods that Quebec gets,

00:14:49.660 and they will keep returning the worst politicians you've ever seen in your life to government.

00:14:53.620 But they are willing to give them more benefits.

00:14:55.920 And even though the benefits are technically hurting them, it's making their economy weaker,

00:14:59.660 making them individually on a financial level weaker,

00:15:02.900 they don't care because they are just seeing number go up and that's good enough.

00:15:06.540 And that's what I'm talking about here.

00:15:18.240 Game Burn 7 says, laying low is not leadership here is my vote buy.

00:15:21.420 I have to admit, I'm rethinking it.

00:15:23.380 You have to see, though, that what should Polly have actually say right now?

00:15:27.620 Does he come out and just say, I agree with Trump?

00:15:30.200 Well, I don't agree with Trump fully either.

00:15:32.780 And that's the problem, is that you have to find the right time to strike.

00:15:37.440 It's like how Polly have never said there's no such thing as a third gender

00:15:41.080 until an interviewer got into the wrong position with him and said,

00:15:46.360 well, are you going to go along with what Trump said?

00:15:48.500 Polly have to say, well, I don't agree with Trump.

00:15:50.080 And he didn't run away from the insinuation that he would be doing something like Trump.

00:15:54.360 He just said, is there a third gender? 1.00

00:15:55.620 And by asking the question, it was more effective than him going on a rant about how gender theory is stupid 1.00

00:16:02.200 and obviously there's only two genders. 1.00

00:16:03.980 Him by just pointing out, what's the third one?

00:16:06.840 That kind of, what I would say, tickles that part of the brain in most people.

00:16:12.560 The people who don't even think about politics too hard,

00:16:15.260 and they might have very default liberal opinions, but they maybe aren't hardcore liberals.

00:16:19.280 That would even get that person to look at that and you're like, you know, he's kind of right.

00:16:22.800 Because that's what I always think is what you want in politics.

00:16:25.860 You're not trying to get someone to like pump their fist and put on the t-shirt.

00:16:30.180 You're doing it wrong if you're trying to get people to like get really 11 out of 10 passionate about what you're saying.

00:16:37.340 All you need is people to be 3 out of 10 on side.

00:16:40.780 They generally are on side with you.

00:16:42.800 They think, yeah, that sounds about right.

00:16:44.680 That's all you need people at.

00:16:46.040 And I think Polly has been doing a good job whenever he broaches a controversial issue.

00:16:50.320 He waits for his opponent to overextend themselves.

00:16:53.880 And then he basically cuts the rope behind them and lets them fall.

00:16:56.860 That's what he's been doing whenever the media comes after him on stuff.

00:17:00.100 That's what he does whenever the liberals or NDP attack him.

00:17:03.120 He waits for them to, you know, doff protest too much before he then goes in.

00:17:09.080 I think on this Trump thing, there is certain things he could be saying now.

00:17:12.380 I'm going to give him some real leeway.

00:17:14.460 I'll actually be seeing Polly.

00:17:15.780 I have on the 4th.

00:17:16.500 I'll be at some fundraising event in Vancouver.

00:17:19.140 I'm in fact flying out to Vancouver on the 2nd here.

00:17:25.040 Yes, you're right.

00:17:25.880 Pleasant Valley Picker CA.

00:17:27.200 BC has no real government.

00:17:32.380 Lisa Cotto says Pierre doesn't want the liberals to seal his campaign, which is why he's laying low.

00:17:36.920 That is also a good theory too, that Pierre Polyev doesn't want to make a stance, a hard stance, and then just have Mark Carney swipe it right now.

00:17:46.060 Because Polyev has no ability, and this is the problem with being in opposition sometimes, you have no ability to take credit for anything.

00:17:52.560 Even the NDP, and they've had a lot of effect on liberal policy.

00:17:56.760 They've had tons of effect on liberal policy because they've been pushing the liberals to spend more and make programs bigger and whatnot.

00:18:03.440 The problem is they get no credit because they're not the government.

00:18:06.440 They are just an addendum to the government.

00:18:08.540 So they only get like half credit.

00:18:10.180 If you're the opposition, you get zero credit for doing anything right.

00:18:13.900 Plus, if it doesn't work out because the government implements it wrong, they could say, hmm, see, we tried what Polyev said and it didn't work, even though they were the ones who screwed it up. 0.90

00:18:21.680 And yeah, I'd agree, fentanyl has killed thousands here too, and that's the stupid thing about all these premiers saying, oh, I'm on Team Canada, we're Team Canada. 0.97

00:18:32.520 No, you guys aren't. 0.98

00:18:33.960 Violent crime's up 47% since 2015.

00:18:37.200 Drug deaths are through the roof.

00:18:39.140 Our economy's weak.

00:18:40.620 Our per capita incomes are down.

00:18:43.080 And these guys want to say that we're all Team Canada, we should sing Kumbaya together?

00:18:46.760 It's like, no, you guys are the actual problems.

00:18:54.360 Yeah, and then Genghis Tran has a good point.

00:18:56.700 The premiers have more power in the situation than an MP.

00:18:59.400 Just because he's the leader of the opposition doesn't mean he can't actually do anything to influence the situation.

00:19:04.540 And you're right.

00:19:05.600 That is, and I think what happens here, is that him basically taxidly backing what Daniel Smith and Scott Moe are doing is perfectly fine.

00:19:15.020 He can jump up and basically see, say I was right, I see they were right.

00:19:19.280 I didn't want to, I didn't interview her with them because it's the premier's job and the prime minister's job to negotiate with the United States.

00:19:26.220 And Melanie Jolie messed it up so bad.

00:19:28.200 Imagine showing up two days before or three days before the tariffs are going to get implemented.

00:19:33.840 Three days before, when this was announced back in early December, now they show up?

00:19:38.880 Now they're actually swinging by to have a conversation about this?

00:19:42.460 Yeah.

00:19:48.440 Asa Veseka, sorry if I mispronounced that.

00:19:54.040 Do you think Trump may be negotiating in bad faith and making unreasonable demands knowing the feds are weak and they don't cave?

00:20:00.440 He can restart negotiations with the cons after the election? 1.00

00:20:02.740 If Trump's negotiating in bad faith in any way, it's only because the liberals are so stupid that they allow him to. 1.00

00:20:10.320 I'm not sure if Trump's negotiating in bad faith. 0.99

00:20:13.120 I would tend to assume he's not because with Colombia, he was willing to take back his tariffs as long as they did what he wanted.

00:20:21.360 But in Canada, we've been steering into a trade war, which means I don't know if he's acting in bad faith or not. 0.99

00:20:28.080 We just know that our politicians are so stupid, they must have to write on their own hands reminders to not eat their own thumbs. 1.00

00:20:35.740 These people don't know what they're doing. 1.00

00:20:37.120 And so Trump is, I guess, taking advantage of their crushing stupidity. 1.00

00:20:40.720 But I think that has more to do with the problem with our crushingly stupid politicians in our current governments, not Trump himself. 1.00

00:20:48.240 Thank you, Kaz, for the $5 super chat. 1.00

00:20:53.220 I know the liberal blip is a mirage or blimp.

00:20:58.920 I assume you just mean like increasing polls is a mirage.

00:21:01.600 But I'm still worried that they can use the tariffs to make a comeback or at least wear Pierre to a minority.

00:21:07.020 The minority part would be the real threat. 1.00

00:21:09.180 The liberals, in my mind, don't have any way of actually winning.

00:21:13.400 You look at here's the thing.

00:21:15.900 Who knows who Carney is?

00:21:17.320 This is the same mistake the liberals made with Michael Ignatieff.

00:21:20.180 There was a lot of fanfare at Michael Ignatieff becoming the leader before the 2011 election.

00:21:24.940 Oh, he's smart.

00:21:25.620 He's academic.

00:21:27.060 And that will pump you up a little bit.

00:21:29.320 Artificial hype will eventually be seen in the polls.

00:21:31.800 ECOS is fully fake, by the way.

00:21:33.280 I don't consider that reflecting anything.

00:21:35.740 But the other polls are showing the liberals are getting a small bump.

00:21:38.480 That's real.

00:21:39.700 But considering that after Trudeau stepped down, it's been a few weeks of everyone living with that reality,

00:21:45.300 that the liberals are only at 25%, at best 26%.

00:21:50.120 They can't win with 26% of the vote.

00:21:52.720 Just look at Ontario.

00:21:54.080 Ford might be able to win a majority with only 38% of the vote,

00:21:57.860 simply because the NDP and the liberals are so disorganized and they're not winning anything.

00:22:01.740 Because both the parties are too weak in even their best regions to be getting more than a handful of seats.

00:22:12.520 But yeah, Mr. Sunshine Baby is really taking it in the chin in the chat right now.

00:22:18.300 Again, Mr. Sunshine Baby yesterday posted something where he's like,

00:22:22.680 why is Poly of worth $25 million?

00:22:25.260 I found this website that's clean.

00:22:26.520 It's like, it's not real, man.

00:22:28.080 You have a channel of 300,000 subscribers.

00:22:31.220 You don't know that's a fake website?

00:22:33.140 Please stop.

00:22:34.640 Anyways.

00:22:41.340 11.8 channel.

00:22:42.460 I should go look that one up.

00:22:43.580 Thanks for saying I'm professional, even though I'm very all over the place.

00:22:49.460 Yeah, I don't try and be too clickbaity.

00:22:51.820 Like, obviously, I'm not just going to make titles extremely boring descriptions of what I'm talking about,

00:22:56.400 or no one's ever going to click.

00:22:57.960 There is that thing where I even sometimes know I'm going to put out a video,

00:23:01.860 and it's dead on arrival.

00:23:03.060 It's going to get like 4,000 views max.

00:23:05.500 It's something I want to talk about.

00:23:06.900 I'll bite the bullet.

00:23:07.940 The problem with it, and this is the problem with the YouTube algorithm,

00:23:10.640 and to be fair, it's probably difficult to fix.

00:23:14.260 But maybe there would be some great thing about being able to tag certain topics,

00:23:19.420 and so it knows that I'm talking about Canada.

00:23:21.480 Because sometimes when I start talking about Ontario stuff,

00:23:23.280 it doesn't know who to serve the video to,

00:23:25.260 because the YouTube algorithm doesn't realize my normal audience will want to see this Ontario video.

00:23:30.800 So it starts showing it to like random people, or the reach sucks.

00:23:33.680 But there are some people who every video is only chaos and shock and destruction.

00:23:37.800 Oh my goodness, did you like, I can't believe this person did this.

00:23:41.660 And you like read it, and like, they didn't actually do it.

00:23:43.580 There was like some tweet of someone insinuating they did it.

00:23:48.820 The view of the people, Chris Johnson says,

00:23:51.180 the view of the people we know, they have 25% of a natural vote that can convince people,

00:23:55.960 oh, we have changed and we promise to do better stuff, bull.

00:23:58.780 And yeah, I think that you'll always be able to get 25% as the liberals,

00:24:02.860 outside of that 2015-2011 election where the NDP actually had a good leader in Jack Layton.

00:24:09.820 Like Jack Layton, to be fair, would be a bad prime minister.

00:24:12.440 But in terms of just pure marketability, he's pretty good.

00:24:15.940 Hey Telegraph, are you going to watch the WWE Royal Rumble tomorrow?

00:24:24.460 If yes, who do you think is going to win?

00:24:26.500 I don't watch wrestling.

00:24:28.580 I don't know.

00:24:29.320 Hulk Hogan's going to win it.

00:24:30.360 I know he's not even wrestling anymore.

00:24:31.720 I don't watch wrestling.

00:24:32.960 Oh, my goodness, my eye's so itchy.

00:24:42.100 My goodness.

00:24:44.360 Oh, it's been a crazy January.

00:24:46.360 We actually, I think we actually did just hit 34,000 subscribers.

00:24:50.080 Did we?

00:24:51.540 Yes, guys, we're at 34,004.

00:24:53.580 We're doing brilliant.

00:24:54.980 I'm on track to be able to hit the 100,000 goal.

00:25:00.220 Like, technically, I should be getting 6,000 subscribers a month if I want to hit it.

00:25:05.140 The difference is, though, that this month I got 5,000.

00:25:09.060 But obviously, as the channel grows, it's going to be easier to get more subscribers

00:25:13.620 because it kind of has that snowball rolling down a hill sort of things.

00:25:18.600 Yeah, Natural GC says, Mr. Sunshine needs to chill on the clickbait titles.

00:25:22.980 And sometimes it's just wrong.

00:25:24.580 Like he says, Trudeau has a meltdown over Trump getting reelected.

00:25:28.140 He didn't.

00:25:29.480 Trudeau did not have any meltdown, to my knowledge, that anyone has any content to actually prove happened.

00:25:34.860 But you have people being like, oh, he's melting down because that's a good title.

00:25:39.280 And, like, I don't think there needs to be people making videos every time Trudeau's half-brother goes on a podcast

00:25:43.900 and says, you know, Justin's kind of a tweed, eh?

00:25:46.360 Who cares?

00:25:47.040 Who cares what his brother says?

00:25:48.880 It literally doesn't mean anything to me.

00:25:50.400 Hey, Warco says, found you from an interview with JJ.

00:25:59.700 Good stuff, man.

00:26:00.800 You know what?

00:26:01.240 I knew that video would pay off.

00:26:03.060 I'm saying that in the sleaziest way possible.

00:26:04.900 But, no, I like JJ's content.

00:26:06.800 He actually watches my show pretty regularly, so that's cool.

00:26:09.660 But he – but that was a fun interview.

00:26:13.080 The good thing about it, though, from YouTube back-end politics in terms of how YouTube works,

00:26:18.540 the reason that video is brilliant is because every time people watch JJ content,

00:26:22.500 there is a small, slim chance that that interview might pop up in the feed.

00:26:31.220 Daddy Poppin' says, is your channel growing consistently?

00:26:34.540 You're a breath of fresh air.

00:26:35.900 If I showed you the chart, which I just don't want to show you the back end of the –

00:26:39.220 I don't want to really show the back end of the channel unless I screenshot it.

00:26:42.840 I can actually do that right now.

00:26:44.000 I can show you guys the back-end analytics.

00:26:46.280 I'll just show what my subscribers are, and I'll turn it to just January.

00:26:52.500 You'll notice that there's going to be spikes, and there's going to be, like, you know, down periods.

00:26:56.560 I'll show you what the highest day was relative.

00:27:03.140 But my kind of idea is that you want to, like, 200 a day or, like, 150 new people a day subscribing,

00:27:08.840 which is extremely hard to do.

00:27:10.680 But it's more so that you eventually get that equilibrium from a crazy day and from a smaller day.

00:27:17.960 So I can have days where I only get 50 new subscribers as long as I have, like, this –

00:27:22.500 you have a day where you get 908 new subscribers.

00:27:26.500 So that's the chart for January.

00:27:29.740 If – hope that's interesting to people.

00:27:33.480 Oh, thank you, David Edwards, for the $10 super chat.

00:27:37.360 Good to see you.

00:27:38.440 You don't do enough live streams, in my humble opinion.

00:27:40.540 I don't, but I always feel like it's gratuitous sometimes if I don't have something to say.

00:27:47.380 I'll throw that link back in the chat, guys.

00:27:49.560 If you want to follow the Telegram, it makes it so that you get the videos right away if you don't always look at your YouTube feed.

00:27:57.540 It'll give you, like, an instant notification.

00:27:59.440 Yeah, based, David Edwards.

00:28:03.460 Thank you for the $10 super chat again, David Edwards.

00:28:06.460 Sorry, I'm trying to catch up here.

00:28:07.560 Bookie369 said,

00:28:25.300 Nobody in Toronto knew who Paul Martin was.

00:28:27.880 I'd probably disagree that nobody knew who Paul Martin was.

00:28:30.940 He was definitely not as big a figure as John Chrétien was.

00:28:36.600 But I think we saw what happened with him.

00:28:38.480 Stephen Harper was probably even a smaller figure than Paul Martin.

00:28:43.640 Stephen Harper was not as big of a force of personality as Pierre Polyev, especially in 2004.

00:28:49.160 And even then, Paul Martin could only barely hold on to a minority government, and he didn't have the caked-on scandals that the liberals have.

00:28:57.000 And the thing is, Carney's involved in all of them.

00:28:59.700 And it's so easy to lay fire down on Carney.

00:29:02.740 The great thing, here's something that the National Telegraph did in 2023 that's really paying off here.

00:29:08.160 Actually, no, no, no.

00:29:08.760 It was 2022, sorry.

00:29:11.240 It was during the conservative leadership race.

00:29:13.660 We got Pierre Polyev to take his stance.

00:29:16.580 It's the only reason he took the stance.

00:29:18.020 We got Pierre Polyev as a leadership candidate, and he has consistently kept reaffirming it since becoming leader, that he is going to ban the Bank of Canada from pursuing a central bank digital currency.

00:29:30.380 That is a great policy for going up against Mark Carney, who is like the godfather of central bank digital currencies in the West.

00:29:40.540 That guy is a central bank digital currency missionary, and he should be absolutely hung on that.

00:29:45.840 It's a terrible policy.

00:29:48.060 It is a privacy-violating system of allowing the government to basically have insight into how you spend your money and all this stuff.

00:29:55.380 They can directly tax you.

00:29:56.600 They can directly put, like, excess taxes on you for various things because you will have a central bank connection into your bank account.

00:30:06.780 Taz2070 says, good evening from Northern Ontario.

00:30:11.500 Good evening, Taz.

00:30:13.360 Vote for the new blue party.

00:30:14.640 If you don't have a new blue candidate, think about being the new blue candidate in your area.

00:30:18.840 By the way, guys, if you live in Ontario, please vote for the new blue party.

00:30:25.480 Doug Ford is not conservative in any conceivable way.

00:30:29.000 There's just nothing about him that's conservative.

00:30:30.900 I would suggest that Bonnie Crombie might even be more conservative than him on certain issues.

00:30:36.940 I would never vote for the Liberals or the NDP, obviously, but my point is they're just so bad.

00:30:41.280 Hey, you live in the same town as Rustad.

00:30:58.560 Rustad's been great.

00:31:00.200 Rustad has been, yeah, I agree with Claire Schillabier here.

00:31:04.640 Rustad's been great on this.

00:31:06.060 Like, I'll bring it up if you guys haven't seen it yet.

00:31:08.180 The BC Conservatives had a great video on the tariffs.

00:31:14.180 They're going so hard on this, slamming EB as the main problem with the tariffs,

00:31:19.980 that David EB is begging to be tariffed so hard.

00:31:24.380 In a second here, I'll also go over some of the Ontario polling with you guys.

00:31:27.700 You might find that interesting.

00:31:29.340 I want to go over what things look like for Doug Ford.

00:31:33.060 But again, vote for the new blue party.

00:31:35.740 I cannot suggest them hard enough.

00:31:37.320 Do not vote for the Ontario party.

00:31:38.940 It is literally a PC party front group.

00:31:42.640 I can give you all of my information on Derek Sloan and those people and how fake they are. 0.98

00:31:49.160 It's ridiculous. 0.82

00:31:50.620 I was the mediator between new blue and the Ontario party.

00:31:55.980 The Sloan Ontario party was never trying to actually make things work. 0.89

00:31:59.320 It was ridiculous. 0.98

00:32:00.020 It was always, it was always, it was always, uh, like nonsense. 0.97

00:32:03.500 Anyways.

00:32:05.060 So I'm bringing up the, uh, the caucus thing quick.

00:32:11.960 Where is it?

00:32:12.800 Okay, here it is.

00:32:23.820 This, this ad goes so hard.

00:32:26.100 It's a very good ad from the BC Conservatives.

00:32:29.020 And those are some other, uh, uh, super chats.

00:32:31.620 I need to get to, I'm just kind of go, going through everything in order.

00:32:34.160 So if you, if I haven't said, said anything yet, because I've forgotten you, I'm just trying

00:32:38.240 to do everything in order.

00:32:39.360 Thinking in terms of 25% on Mexico and Canada, because they're allowing vast numbers of people. 0.98

00:32:45.380 Canada is a very bad abuser.

00:32:47.700 Also vast numbers of people to come in and fentanyl to come in.

00:32:51.320 When do you think you would enact it?

00:32:52.980 I think February 1st.

00:32:54.160 Donald Trump's 25% tariff has become an immediate threat to the country.

00:33:01.500 And with the ever growing list of problems in British Columbia, our province will be hit,

00:33:06.700 especially hard.

00:33:08.180 We simply cannot afford a trade war with our largest trading partner.

00:33:12.660 We have to quickly stop this threat.

00:33:15.580 And Trump has made his conditions perfectly clear.

00:33:18.520 There's numbers of people to come in and fentanyl to come in.

00:33:21.480 So has David Eby done anything to fix these problems?

00:33:26.260 No.

00:33:26.820 I was so shocked that they actually made a video like this, because this video like goes

00:33:30.860 so hard after Eby and even sides with Trump in many aspects of the trade war.

00:33:36.420 Aspects that they are correct on.

00:33:38.080 And I think in the long run, they're going to get a lot of dividends paid to them by actually

00:33:42.920 calling out David Eby for being the problem.

00:33:45.060 Because they're going to get slugged by the media, the NDP, other commentators and whatnot.

00:33:50.880 But they are so right to be taking this stance.

00:33:53.660 Because the BC NDP invites a trade war with Donald Trump.

00:33:59.040 They'll use it to score political points by pretending to be tough.

00:34:02.760 And they'll use the tariff as a scapegoat for our already rapidly failing economy.

00:34:08.300 So instead of working to stop Trump's tariff, Eby is actively encouraging it by flooding British 0.96

00:34:16.240 Columbia with cheap opioids.

00:34:19.260 These drugs, like hydromorphone, are deadly and addictive.

00:34:23.760 They're freely handed out by Eby's government and quickly sold for fentanyl.

00:34:28.160 This NDP policy funds drug trafficking and expands the illegal flow of fentanyl into the United States.

00:34:36.880 David Eby knows what he's doing.

00:34:39.520 He wants this trade war.

00:34:41.640 He wants to fight Trump.

00:34:43.440 And he wants to pass the blame for his bad NDP policies.

00:34:48.520 But there is a solution.

00:34:50.700 John Rustad knows the...

00:34:52.180 I can probably just end it there.

00:34:54.000 But it was like a good video.

00:34:55.120 They just did like genuinely good work.

00:34:57.380 It was like pretty hardcore.

00:34:59.240 David Edwards, thank you for the $5 super chat.

00:35:01.920 Mr. Clickbait baby.

00:35:03.140 I don't understand what worth people get from his channel.

00:35:05.420 He doesn't have an elementary school understanding of Canadian civics.

00:35:08.900 And again, it's because a lot of these...

00:35:10.480 Some of these guys start channels around the convoy.

00:35:13.200 They get automatically 150,000 subscribers because they were covering the convoy every single day, even if they weren't even on the ground.

00:35:20.520 And naturally, like tons of people were following them for really rudimentary coverage.

00:35:25.080 And then since then, as long as they throw Justin Trudeau bad and Polly of Good in thumbnails, they end up getting views.

00:35:31.960 Even though past them cheerleading, there's not really much going on. 0.99

00:35:36.040 And yeah, Pleasant Valley Picker says, many channels are clickbait crap. 0.99

00:35:40.380 Absolutely. 0.97

00:35:42.120 Buddy Dude says, who is JJ?

00:35:44.260 And also Michelle says, who is JJ?

00:35:46.040 It's JJ McCullough.

00:35:47.640 You guys should go check out JJ McCullough.

00:35:49.460 He's amazing.

00:35:50.820 He makes good Canadian political videos.

00:35:54.040 Like I love his video on social credit, what the social credit movement was.

00:35:58.400 But he'll even do fun videos.

00:35:59.800 Like he goes over the history of all the main soda flavors in North America.

00:36:04.540 He's really cool.

00:36:06.040 I don't always agree with him on stuff.

00:36:07.600 And so like everyone always like, you should debate him on Donald Trump because he really hates Donald Trump.

00:36:12.220 And I definitely disagree with him on Trump.

00:36:14.180 I find that JJ sometimes will attribute things that are negatively said about Trump, even though the evidence for them isn't true.

00:36:21.780 But it's more so what he assumed because he doesn't like Trump. 0.95

00:36:25.080 He will assume that that must be true about Trump because he's such a nasty guy. 0.99

00:36:29.320 And Trump can be a nasty guy. 0.92

00:36:31.540 Like his personal life isn't exactly amazing. 0.88

00:36:33.920 At the same time, you always have to see evidence. 0.99

00:36:36.500 And I find so often whenever people push out lies like the losers and suckers lie that Trump called World War II veterans losers and suckers. 0.98

00:36:44.700 Like, does that actually sound like Trump, the guy who ran over to pick up a soldier's hat to put it back on his head? 0.98

00:36:51.940 I don't think that guy hates soldiers.

00:36:54.700 Oh, my goodness.

00:36:56.300 Stefano, the hero of the chat with a $69.99 super chat.

00:37:01.720 Trump is doing Canada a favor.

00:37:03.180 Our politicians are blaming Trump instead of blaming themselves for putting Canada in this position.

00:37:07.500 Build pipelines, refineries, all cars sold in Canada must be built in Canada, etc.

00:37:12.460 Canada first pier.

00:37:13.940 I do think you are partially correct there, Stefano, that it does give Canada an opening that maybe this allows for pressure to be put on people like Doug Ford and other premiers in the long run.

00:37:28.900 Even Danielle Smith, who's been doing a good job on trade, but even she needs pressure put on her to lower income taxes, lower business taxes, just lower spending on nonsense. 1.00

00:37:38.840 And we'll figure out what we actually what works, what doesn't work.

00:37:43.320 Let's manufacture things in this country we actually want, like the EV factories, the battery plants that Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau have been going in on together.

00:37:52.300 Is that a job we need?

00:37:55.620 Doug Ford and the liberals, and people have mentioned that I say this all the time, but it's true and it does bother me.

00:38:01.760 Both the liberals and the Doug Ford conservatives, the PCs, they're really not conservatives, they're just progressives. 0.99

00:38:08.440 They both funded the stupid cricket factory for human consumption. 0.99

00:38:12.420 They both funded that. 1.00

00:38:14.160 Yeah.

00:38:16.300 Oh, yeah.

00:38:17.100 Oh, Brownsley made a good point.

00:38:19.100 J.J. McCullough is a creator that was a fighter of our draconian online legislation.

00:38:23.920 Yeah, he went to the, he went to Senate testimonies as well as House testimonies to push back on things like Bill C-11 and Bill C-18.

00:38:34.680 He did a really good job on that stuff.

00:38:38.520 Uh, yeah.

00:38:39.800 Face Stefano.

00:38:41.020 Thank you, Stefano, for being the hero of the chat and helping fund what we do here.

00:38:45.220 Kaz says, I have watched J.J. for years and found you last month by chance.

00:38:52.280 Seeing your interview with him was a surprise to be sure.

00:38:54.660 What a welcome one.

00:38:55.700 That's how it happened to me a few times where I've, like, started watching someone, and then I was watching somebody else, and then I just saw them happen to do an interview together.

00:39:04.720 Uh, but yeah, J.J. likes the show because I try and keep everything from being too over-the-top.

00:39:10.500 Dr. Selinger's Secret Laboratory.

00:39:12.400 Mike from Kalispell, Montana.

00:39:14.220 Hey, I go to Kalispell all the time.

00:39:16.780 I often go to Whitefish Columbia Falls in Kalispell, but I really like the, uh, I really like the Flathead Valley of Montana.

00:39:23.440 I go there probably two or three times a year.

00:39:28.620 Uh, yeah.

00:39:31.440 Dan Freeman's show says, hey, Wyatt, I saw a video that Brian Lilly posted talking about the liberals preventing an election until September of 2026.

00:39:39.020 Is this option possible?

00:39:41.160 It technically is.

00:39:42.600 It would probably require them to go to court because based on Canada's charter slash constitution, elections happen every five years.

00:39:51.300 But through legislation, it was changed that elections through the election, I think it's like the fixed election date policy or act or whatever, I'm not sure what it was called, that we're supposed to have votes every four years.

00:40:05.860 And so, you know, we, they could technically say, well, in the condition we're in, we can't have one right away.

00:40:12.440 We need to move back three months because during a trade war, this is a good enough thing to, for us not to, you know, it gives us reason that we can't have this done right now.

00:40:21.660 It's ridiculous.

00:40:28.740 I feel like this comment is a good way of saying it. 0.93

00:40:31.960 Ron says leaders are proactive, but BSers are reactive.

00:40:35.560 And there's something there that actually reminds me of another quote somebody had that was really good.

00:40:41.900 Like they said that, you know, you don't react to what your opponent does.

00:40:47.980 You respond to it.

00:40:49.160 And that's what Daniel Smith has been doing.

00:40:51.600 Everyone else has been reacting.

00:40:53.700 Even Scott Moe up until recently, when he finally joined with Daniel Smith, everyone with everything Trump's been doing.

00:41:00.020 This is what people like John Bolton have been pointing out, who is not a fan of Trump.

00:41:03.560 He used to work in the Trump administration.

00:41:05.640 I am actually decently, I kind of like John Bolton, one of my more unpopular opinions. 1.00

00:41:10.860 Even Trump, when he did his Joe Rogan interview, kept calling John Bolton an idiot. 0.96

00:41:14.280 And then at one point he's like, but everyone was terrified of him when he was standing behind me. 0.99

00:41:17.780 I'm like, yes, that's a good national security advisor.

00:41:20.760 You are a good cop and he is the terrifying bad cop who stands behind you that makes people think you're very serious.

00:41:26.240 But John Bolton, who's not a big fan of Trump these days, even he's been saying that Trudeau and all the Canadian politicians who are freaking out about Trump saying, talk about the 51st state and all this stuff, that they're reacting and it's doing exactly what Trump wants.

00:41:41.900 He wants them to be irrational so that he can push forward the idea of tariffs, that he can justify them.

00:41:49.280 I don't think Trump would keep tariffs on if we had acted properly, but he can get a few months of tariffs, of tariff revenues out of Canada. 0.97

00:41:57.180 Why are people being stupid enough to not actually fix the border until maybe March or April?

00:42:02.260 And then maybe also Carney wants this and Team Trudeau is basically sabotaging the government's response because he wants this to be a crisis that then allows the election to be pushed back because we have some border crisis, some border dispute, and he's too busy talking to Trump at summits and whatnot. 0.97

00:42:21.320 But I don't think that Trump's going to respect Mark Carney either.

00:42:23.760 I think Carney is the type of person that Trump would fire like day one in an administration, just some empty suit who loves regulations and policy but doesn't actually care about making people's lives better or easier.

00:42:38.580 Genghis Tran, thoughts on the New Blue Party, on Ontario, anything on London specifically?

00:42:43.760 I don't know if they have a London candidate yet, but obviously I really like the New Blue Party.

00:42:47.540 One of the most underrated politicians in Canada, in my opinion, is Jim Carajalios.

00:42:55.260 Jim Carajalios is great.

00:42:56.900 I absolutely encourage you all, vote New Blue if you're in Ontario, run for New Blue if you don't have a candidate.

00:43:02.420 Even if you're just a paper candidate and you can only do door knocking like seven of the days of the election and other people who are volunteers have to do most of it,

00:43:11.180 just have somebody's name on the ballot because there just needs to be a way for people to not vote for Doug Ford.

00:43:16.020 Because Doug Ford, the Liberals and the NDP are the worst.

00:43:19.820 I actually ideally would like to see a hung parliament after this election because I want it to be so dysfunctional. 0.98

00:43:26.500 The Liberals, the NDP and the Ontario PCs can't get anything done because nothing getting done is the ideal situation in Ontario because all these people are ridiculously incompetent.

00:43:37.040 We just need it so that we can wait a little bit.

00:43:40.980 We can just hold them back, hold things like at neutral in Ontario while this crisis is going on.

00:43:47.720 So on the new Blue Party has time.

00:43:50.940 Also, I want to show you this, guys, because I think this is elucidating about why I don't trust Derek Sloan and the Ontario Party.

00:43:58.260 By the way, did you know I actually donated like $849 to Sloan's 2020 Conservative Party campaign?

00:44:07.280 I am not some sort of Sloan hater.

00:44:09.120 And this is what this is all about.

00:44:10.580 I used to like the guy a lot.

00:44:12.060 And then he started just doing things because, frankly, it looked like he's trying to collect money.

00:44:16.820 He's trying to collect bags of cash to do things that help the PCs.

00:44:20.120 Because the Ontario Party, all it's trying to do is basically prevent the new Blue Party from consolidating the anti-Ford vote.

00:44:28.300 Because if all the vote starts consolidating behind an option and they get 6% in election, suddenly it's real.

00:44:34.400 That's even more than the BC Conservatives used to get before it was a big party.

00:44:38.660 They only got 2% in the last BC election.

00:44:40.820 Now they got 40% or like 40%.

00:44:42.720 Really good growth for them.

00:44:44.360 In Ontario, if the Ontario Party can grab up, like it did last time, 1.7% of the vote, and then the New Blue Party grabs 2.7%, and then the Populist Party grabs a few points, and then the Northern Ontario Party grabs a few points, then the Ontario PCs still look like the only option.

00:45:01.860 So you're going to get default voters, default kind of sort of conservative voters, are going to say, well, I guess Ford's still good enough.

00:45:10.380 We can't let the left win, even though Ford is the left.

00:45:13.260 Ford and Bonnie Crombie and Merritt Stiles agree on everything.

00:45:18.240 He's literally undermined parental rights.

00:45:20.400 He is a DEI, Doug.

00:45:22.300 Anyways, CJR902 for $5.

00:45:26.280 Thank you for the $5 super chat.

00:45:28.080 Any thoughts on how the Conservatives deal with the rising polarization between rural and urban voter bases?

00:45:34.080 Great show, by the way.

00:45:35.000 Thank you.

00:45:37.360 That's a good question.

00:45:39.100 I think that it's more so.

00:45:40.660 And the thing is, sometimes people think that urban voters are more liberal.

00:45:45.760 Rural voters are more conservative.

00:45:47.240 And that's kind of true.

00:45:48.400 The thing is that Conservatives don't need to win urban ridings.

00:45:51.460 They can sometimes get one like they did in Toronto St. Paul in a by-election.

00:45:55.860 They need suburban voters. 0.97

00:45:57.760 And suburban voters are not that different from rural voters.

00:46:00.520 In fact, I would say rural voters and suburban voters are more alike than suburban voters and urban voters.

00:46:06.180 Urban voters, again, are a certain type of voter who only cares if number go up.

00:46:10.680 Oh, number of benefit go up?

00:46:12.380 Oh, did we have more money that went towards the municipal budget and forwards transportation?

00:46:18.160 Oh, okay, good.

00:46:19.040 Number went up.

00:46:19.680 Then everything's good.

00:46:20.640 Because they live in such a small bubble, they don't realize that other people have to live.

00:46:25.000 Other people have large families, all this stuff.

00:46:27.840 Obviously, that's not all urban voters.

00:46:29.800 But I'm talking about the stereotypical kind of core of urban voters that makes it difficult to make a real change.

00:46:36.260 I think with suburban voters, you actually should just, you just need better campaigning.

00:46:41.820 You just need to get to people and actually talk to them.

00:46:44.640 Like, you can't, everything can't be, slogans are great because it's good for people who don't really consume politics.

00:46:51.820 So, acts to tax is a great slogan.

00:46:54.720 Everyone knows what it means.

00:46:55.900 And really, the liberals and the NDP would never embrace it.

00:46:58.560 The liberals are starting to try and do that, which undermines the effectiveness a bit.

00:47:04.500 But if the conservatives ran on curb immigration, you know, we need lower, you know, we need like some sort of immigration slogan.

00:47:14.200 They had some crime slogan.

00:47:15.560 That all works well.

00:47:16.740 But I think the main thing, suburban areas, is we need more content people consume on a daily basis that lets them feel more in touch.

00:47:24.040 Frankly, that's why independent YouTubers are good.

00:47:27.440 There are way more people who don't really know what's going on in politics.

00:47:30.600 The CBC is boring.

00:47:31.600 CTV is boring.

00:47:32.840 Maybe they're looking at some CTV news clips and then they see a video from, you know, Clyde Do Something or myself or Frank Vaughn or someone like that or Ryan Lilly.

00:47:41.000 And by watching that, Ridge City News is a good one, that by watching that, they feel more in the know, oh, I didn't realize crime was that high.

00:47:49.280 Oh, well, and I found that worked so well when I was running for my federal nomination in Calgary Signal Hill.

00:47:55.160 Reminder for people who didn't remember that I ran for this.

00:47:57.740 I was going to win.

00:47:58.540 And because certain insiders didn't want me to win, Jenny Byrne, I was then removed from the race, ridiculously enough.

00:48:05.540 Basically, they wanted someone else to win.

00:48:07.640 And now they really hate me because I made sure that that person lost anyways because they didn't deserve to win.

00:48:12.900 And I mobilized my people to vote against them.

00:48:14.540 But what I found at the doors that was so effective was giving people data, talking to people for 20 minutes.

00:48:22.360 You have to just talk with people for a long time to slowly break them out of their default opinions because people like easy, soft, default opinions.

00:48:32.560 Conservatives cut things.

00:48:33.840 Oh, conservatives are going to cut services I depend on.

00:48:37.800 Are they or are they going to cut DEI positions that you don't agree with either?

00:48:41.500 People just need content and they need something that actually allows them to make sense of the world.

00:48:48.660 Slogans are good.

00:48:49.620 It's a good initial marketing thing.

00:48:52.560 But then it's like the long form interviews with Polyev and Jordan Peterson.

00:48:56.360 That's what convinces way more people in time, especially the non-voters who they're not hardcore liberals or NDP voters already.

00:49:04.200 There are people who just don't vote because they don't get it.

00:49:07.080 But they like Peterson because sometimes he says sensible things on culture.

00:49:11.080 And then Polyev's on.

00:49:11.920 He's like, well, that makes sense on policy.

00:49:13.480 And you're going to turn so many, especially young men in this next election, into lifelong conservative voters or at least lifelong more center-right voters.

00:49:22.940 Maybe the conservative party blows it one day like in 20 years and you'll have to vote for a different party.

00:49:27.740 But still, just teaching people the lingo that they need to know about what does a liberal believe, what does a conservative believe, and what actually works.

00:49:35.300 Thank you, Mr. TB.

00:49:39.320 Great job on your videos.

00:49:40.420 I find them a thousand times more informative than the drivel we have on CBC radio.

00:49:45.660 And that's the problem with CBC.

00:49:47.220 My problem is that it's not even like it's all false.

00:49:50.380 It's boring.

00:49:51.460 It gives you such a surface-level understanding of anything that you will be less informed by the end of it because you will make all the wrong conclusions. 0.97

00:49:59.580 They've been covering all this crap terribly. 0.51

00:50:01.860 Okay. 0.98

00:50:05.300 I think you're right to Karamatic here.

00:50:10.660 This is making me think of that peer video he put on his channel or that video peer upon his channel.

00:50:17.320 This is a comment from a while ago, so you might have been talking about something else.

00:50:20.700 But I'm going to say Polioff has been doing really good issue-based mini documentaries he's been putting up on his channel.

00:50:27.160 Maybe that's an influence of Aaron Gunn or someone like that, but that's very helpful.

00:50:35.300 Flair Schillebeer says, I think the BC conservatives have a strong plan behind the scenes we haven't seen yet.

00:50:40.620 I think that the BC conservatives are the one thing they need to do, and it's like them taking the stance on EB being a problem with the tariffs.

00:50:49.020 He should come out.

00:50:49.960 They should come out and just talk about all the positions that need to be cut.

00:50:52.640 Rip the Band-Aid off now.

00:50:54.400 Make it known that there's so many useless positions because you don't want to mention it in an election, and your opposition says, see, he wants to cut jobs.

00:51:02.460 Make it very clear what kind of jobs need to be cut years in advance, and nobody can take you out of context.

00:51:09.780 That's great.

00:51:10.380 Martin Zarkov, stop being so sensible.

00:51:21.740 Hi, can someone explain how it is the government able to act on a tariff war if it's currently frozen?

00:51:29.600 I don't know.

00:51:30.340 I guess technically the prime minister can just do things through his office because he might have the same powers as the president of the United States where they can just say,

00:51:37.280 tariff on U.S. goods, and that's all you have to do.

00:51:40.960 Yeah, McCullough is how you spell it there.

00:51:42.940 So, J.J. McCullough, if you want to go look up the guy I was interviewing.

00:51:55.160 Someone mentioned short, fat otaku, and I like that guy too.

00:51:58.780 Even though, again, I wouldn't agree with that guy on Trump.

00:52:03.400 Lane Train, thoughts on the Saskatchewan party?

00:52:05.860 In this last election, they were definitely the best reasonable option.

00:52:09.720 I know that Saskatchewan United is trying to become a thing, but I still think that the main way that there's going to be change in the Saskatchewan party,

00:52:19.600 and there definitely needs to be some.

00:52:21.540 The thing I saw a lot is that generally a pretty conservative party, but it's just they get too comfortable in government.

00:52:28.600 Money starts being spent poorly.

00:52:32.140 It's corruption and whatnot, and I think that what needs to happen is in the next couple of years, probably Scott Moe needs to be swapped out with someone else.

00:52:39.620 There needs to be a new leadership race. 0.60

00:52:43.140 Angel Raven says, 0.87

00:52:44.220 Why no centrist party in Canada?

00:52:46.200 Well, what do you mean about a centrist party?

00:52:48.040 I would say the conservatives are still just a center-right party.

00:52:51.600 They're technically a centrist party.

00:52:53.200 It's Canada future party.

00:52:54.540 But even then, I find centrist always ends up being liberal.

00:52:57.900 It always ends up being, don't touch the spending.

00:53:00.280 Oh, we need more spending on schools.

00:53:02.080 We need more on this and that.

00:53:03.620 It's like it never actually is centrist, because a centrist party, a true centrist party, should be taking all the best ideas from the left and right.

00:53:11.160 The problem with a centrist party is that, at least in my opinion, if you don't eventually conclude that the right tends to be correct about everything,

00:53:20.000 I think you're just going to have the same bad liberal policy with a couple of bright points of conservatism.

00:53:26.160 But always expanding government spending, always expanding entitlements and stuff like that is always going to end up in disaster.

00:53:34.520 Centrists just get us to the bad place that the liberals put us in the long run anyways.

00:53:40.640 Just as the liberals are the slower path to destruction than the NDP.

00:53:47.380 Yes, based, and enough says, based David Edwards.

00:53:52.200 David Edwards, thank you for the $5 super chat.

00:53:54.340 J.J. is 100% right about the monarch and Quebec and 100% wrong about Trump.

00:53:59.580 He went way overboard on the re-election, like crazy town over the top.

00:54:03.880 Again, I think it's just because he personally, I think, and I think I could probably tell J.J. this one day,

00:54:09.120 and I think you'd take it in stride well.

00:54:11.900 I think that J.J. is what I would call an aesthetic moderate.

00:54:15.560 He is a conservative, but he's also an aesthetic moderate.

00:54:18.580 He doesn't like things that kind of are outside of his suburban conservatism.

00:54:22.860 So because Trump is just a wild character.

00:54:26.220 But on paper, when you look at her, Kamala Harris isn't.

00:54:29.520 He sees her as the moderate and Trump as the radical, even though on policy, Kamala Harris had the far more radical policy.

00:54:36.400 But it's just that Trump is so not normal, and he bends the norm so much that he just doesn't like that.

00:54:42.960 And my problem, though, is that if you become too concerned about norms, you will eventually become Andrew Coyne,

00:54:49.880 who will define socialism as conservative as long as it's the status quo.

00:54:56.220 He is a status quo warrior, and that is it.

00:54:59.120 Andrew Coyne is absolutely useless for politics because he would consider full-formed reform,

00:55:07.040 like full-reform-minded policy to be too harsh.

00:55:11.940 Oh, it's too fast, too quickly.

00:55:15.280 Maximilian Vaughn333 says,

00:55:17.540 PPC sweep in October.

00:55:24.600 Lane Train says,

00:55:25.720 Hey, Wyatt, even though you're a conservative,

00:55:27.960 I just wanted to ask who's your favorite left-wing politician or left-wing person.

00:55:31.180 Like, if I go historical, it depends on what you mean by left-wing.

00:55:36.300 Like, I find certain lefty people interesting.

00:55:39.920 Like, FDR is an interesting person, and he's a lefty.

00:55:42.740 Like, one of my favorite documentaries is The Roosevelt's by Ken Burns.

00:55:46.500 I think people like Huey Long are interesting.

00:55:49.900 But again, it's more of on a personality side,

00:55:52.500 but they're pretty awful politicians in terms of their policies and their politics.

00:55:57.080 Kaz says,

00:55:59.480 Do you believe New Blue will be able to win any seats in the upcoming election?

00:56:02.660 I would bet against it if I had to,

00:56:05.240 but I don't think that these seats are going to really matter.

00:56:08.160 It's just about holding the BC,

00:56:10.280 or sorry, the Ontario PC party from getting the majority.

00:56:13.980 New Blue could win a seat.

00:56:15.100 You never know,

00:56:16.220 especially if the PCs disgrace themselves in specific writing.

00:56:20.140 It happens all the time.

00:56:21.500 Last election, federally,

00:56:24.080 the Liberals had a candidate disgrace themselves,

00:56:26.660 and then a Green Party person ended up winning,

00:56:29.240 because they didn't want the NDP or the Liberals to win,

00:56:32.140 or the Conservatives to win.

00:56:33.680 So you never know that there's a PC candidate who drops or something,

00:56:37.700 or they disgrace themselves,

00:56:39.100 and all those PC voters aren't going to vote Liberal or NDP,

00:56:41.880 so they end up voting New Blue.

00:56:44.740 But if you're a federal Conservative,

00:56:47.900 the New Blue Party almost tracks one-to-one with everything you believe.

00:56:51.540 It's not like this is like a...

00:56:53.700 I don't like the term far-right,

00:56:55.800 because half the time when people are called far-right,

00:56:57.900 they actually have very left-wing beliefs,

00:56:59.480 because they're collectivists.

00:57:00.420 A lot of far-right people,

00:57:02.040 like woke-right people,

00:57:03.500 are very collectivistic,

00:57:04.940 which means that you're not really that right-wing.

00:57:07.100 Being racist or something like that is not right-wing.

00:57:10.620 Khmer Rouge in Cambodia were racist,

00:57:12.820 and they were communists.

00:57:14.220 It doesn't mean anything.

00:57:15.680 But the New Blue Party, 0.91

00:57:17.660 like they're not a party that's trying to...

00:57:20.200 It's not a party full of pet issues.

00:57:22.640 That's the problem with the PPC.

00:57:24.220 The PPC is not like far-right or anything.

00:57:26.500 They're just right-wing.

00:57:27.620 And I find some of the positions,

00:57:29.080 like an immigration moratorium,

00:57:31.400 in theory,

00:57:32.300 and in some mindset,

00:57:34.300 I can get why people want a moratorium.

00:57:36.580 It's an unflexible policy,

00:57:38.000 and you can achieve the same thing

00:57:39.580 by an 80% immigration reduction.

00:57:42.040 And with the remaining people

00:57:43.180 that are still let into the country,

00:57:45.040 what you do is you just have

00:57:45.940 very strict values tests,

00:57:47.480 skills tests.

00:57:48.540 You limit the amount of dependence

00:57:49.800 they can bring with them.

00:57:51.000 You have a means test.

00:57:51.920 You can't just show up flat broke

00:57:53.200 with nothing on you

00:57:54.140 and then expect that you're going to be

00:57:55.560 on a welfare program.

00:57:57.120 That's something that I'm fine with.

00:57:58.860 But every once in a while,

00:57:59.760 the PPC pushes something

00:58:01.100 that's so rigid.

00:58:03.920 It's such a rigid stance

00:58:06.460 that you're immediately going to turn off

00:58:08.080 most people.

00:58:08.700 And that is not at all

00:58:09.860 who the New Blue Party is.

00:58:13.640 New Blue Party is like,

00:58:14.680 we should lower taxes.

00:58:16.180 We should enforce parental rights policies.

00:58:18.380 We should get rid of SOGI from schools. 1.00

00:58:20.160 It's like very normal.

00:58:23.000 It's very reasonable

00:58:24.140 for any middle class person

00:58:25.560 to get on board with.

00:58:28.620 Fafman, 100 subscriber,

00:58:30.560 and bell ringer.

00:58:31.320 Thanks, Wyatt.

00:58:32.060 Thank you for subscribing

00:58:33.220 and hitting the notification bell.

00:58:34.960 I never mention that,

00:58:36.240 but I'm just kind of lazy.

00:58:37.820 But if you guys, you know,

00:58:38.820 you can always hit the notification bell

00:58:40.140 if you guys want to ever know

00:58:41.240 if I'm live right away

00:58:42.460 or whenever I have a new video out.

00:58:47.020 Prorogation cases in court

00:58:48.400 February 13th and 14th.

00:58:50.240 I'm actually not in favor

00:58:54.500 of that prorogation court case

00:58:56.760 because I don't want to judge

00:58:58.660 telling the government

00:58:59.580 what it has to do.

00:59:00.580 This is a complex point here.

00:59:02.980 So thanks for the question, Gorlash.

00:59:06.280 The problem with the JCCF case

00:59:09.360 is that what it's telling the judge

00:59:12.060 is that judge,

00:59:13.360 you tell the government

00:59:14.400 how often it has to meet

00:59:15.780 and what it has to do when it meets.

00:59:17.940 This is why the UK is dysfunctional.

00:59:20.160 You constantly have courts

00:59:21.420 not just saying

00:59:22.040 what the government can't do.

00:59:23.760 The government,

00:59:24.420 the courts tell the government

00:59:25.820 what they have to do.

00:59:27.440 And that's not

00:59:28.340 what the courts are meant for.

00:59:29.600 The courts are meant to limit

00:59:30.700 the government,

00:59:31.300 not tell the government

00:59:32.460 what they have to do.

00:59:33.780 In Canada's charter

00:59:35.320 and our constitution,

00:59:37.180 the government only has to meet

00:59:38.340 once a year

00:59:38.960 to pass a spending bill.

00:59:40.600 That is it.

00:59:41.200 Just has to pass a budget.

00:59:43.460 And a government

00:59:44.520 should probably meet

00:59:45.380 more than once a year.

00:59:46.180 But if a government

00:59:46.780 chose not to meet

00:59:47.680 more than once a year,

00:59:48.600 the main punishment

00:59:49.800 is the voters hating them.

00:59:51.700 And so I don't think

00:59:52.720 the prorogation

00:59:53.480 needs to be taken away

00:59:54.500 because we don't like it.

00:59:55.480 I don't like prorogation.

00:59:59.960 Very obviously,

01:00:01.360 the Trudeau liberals

01:00:02.040 are using this

01:00:02.740 for political gain.

01:00:03.860 They're trying to

01:00:04.540 give themselves,

01:00:05.900 buy themselves time

01:00:06.660 for our leadership.

01:00:07.740 But I don't want

01:00:08.920 that to be banned.

01:00:11.220 Being sleazy

01:00:12.080 shouldn't be a crime.

01:00:13.820 Or else,

01:00:14.460 we'd have to arrest

01:00:15.240 every politician

01:00:16.300 and I'm not sure

01:00:16.940 we'd even be in a better place

01:00:18.120 because of it.

01:00:18.700 There's a prorogation case

01:00:29.180 where the JCCF's lawyers

01:00:30.760 are arguing that

01:00:31.820 prorogation is depriving

01:00:33.960 Canadians of representation

01:00:35.260 because the government's

01:00:36.380 not sitting.

01:00:37.100 The problem is

01:00:38.040 the precedent is

01:00:39.460 you can do it.

01:00:40.520 Harper used it.

01:00:42.060 Gretchen used it. 0.99

01:00:43.340 Mulroney used it.

01:00:44.640 I believe Laurier used it.

01:00:47.320 McDonald used it.

01:00:48.800 Everyone's used it.

01:00:49.780 So that's the problem.

01:00:54.880 Yeah,

01:00:55.480 that's kind of my plan,

01:00:56.640 Game Burn 7.

01:00:57.440 Keep building your

01:00:58.140 reputation and credibility.

01:00:59.720 You are young enough

01:01:00.760 to outlast a lot

01:01:01.740 of this old boy stuff.

01:01:03.360 And yeah,

01:01:03.640 that's my thing.

01:01:04.340 In Signal Hill,

01:01:05.380 they can kick me out.

01:01:06.500 And again,

01:01:06.940 99% of the party

01:01:08.120 is very friendly with me.

01:01:09.640 I like them.

01:01:10.460 I like Polyev.

01:01:11.300 I like the vast majority

01:01:12.280 of the conservative MPs.

01:01:13.960 It's just insiders

01:01:14.920 in the background

01:01:15.460 who get the biggest heads ever.

01:01:17.320 They think they're

01:01:18.020 most important people ever.

01:01:19.340 They start to think

01:01:20.040 of themselves as shrewd sharks

01:01:21.980 who are very,

01:01:23.560 like they know

01:01:24.380 how to politically maneuver.

01:01:25.920 It's like they don't.

01:01:27.140 The only thing is

01:01:28.040 that they happen

01:01:28.540 to be at the top

01:01:29.420 and they know

01:01:29.860 the right people

01:01:30.440 so people let them

01:01:31.300 do what they want

01:01:32.000 and they consider them

01:01:33.520 political operators.

01:01:34.800 If they had to start

01:01:35.460 from scratch, 0.99

01:01:35.980 they'd be so screwed. 0.98

01:01:37.040 They got in 0.99

01:01:37.620 at the right time.

01:01:38.900 These people are lucky.

01:01:40.320 And my thing is

01:01:41.120 that if I can keep

01:01:41.700 growing this channel,

01:01:42.520 I can get to

01:01:42.860 100,000 subscribers,

01:01:44.000 I can grow data lists

01:01:45.520 and whatnot,

01:01:47.020 the party can't say no

01:01:48.120 because even when

01:01:49.100 they kicked me out,

01:01:50.000 they couldn't even justify it

01:01:51.240 with anything wrong

01:01:52.080 I'd ever done or said

01:01:53.240 because I hadn't done

01:01:54.240 anything wrong.

01:01:55.540 They were just trying

01:01:56.100 to jam in somebody

01:01:57.000 that they liked.

01:01:58.120 That guy still

01:01:58.780 didn't even win

01:01:59.580 and now certain people

01:02:01.420 don't like me

01:02:02.140 because I guess

01:02:03.220 I didn't let them

01:02:03.960 have their toys.

01:02:05.180 I didn't let them

01:02:05.900 dominate the sandbox.

01:02:07.380 And that was probably

01:02:11.240 the first time

01:02:12.120 somebody has ever

01:02:13.580 prevented the party guy

01:02:15.060 from winning

01:02:15.540 after they were

01:02:16.380 actively kicking people

01:02:18.160 all the race

01:02:18.640 to get him to win.

01:02:19.760 He still didn't win.

01:02:30.500 Jill Lowe says,

01:02:31.740 is Carney allowed

01:02:32.540 in the House?

01:02:33.180 Doesn't he have

01:02:33.780 to become an MP?

01:02:35.320 You are actually allowed

01:02:36.440 to be the Prime Minister

01:02:37.340 even if you are not

01:02:39.060 in Parliament.

01:02:40.120 I believe they said

01:02:40.920 John Turner

01:02:41.640 had originally done this

01:02:43.060 where he was in Parliament

01:02:45.520 before Mulroney.

01:02:47.560 He was like the Prime Minister

01:02:48.700 for like six months

01:02:49.800 without having actually

01:02:50.800 been elected.

01:02:51.420 He was elected

01:02:51.940 in the election

01:02:52.640 that he ran

01:02:53.340 as Prime Minister

01:02:54.120 but after that

01:02:55.620 he was not,

01:02:56.480 he was an MP after

01:02:57.500 but he got to be

01:02:58.280 the Prime Minister beforehand.

01:02:59.760 It's like how

01:03:00.320 they were trying to,

01:03:02.760 it didn't work out

01:03:04.620 because Freeland

01:03:05.320 had resigned

01:03:06.300 and then called

01:03:07.380 Trudeau's bluff

01:03:08.480 and Mark Carney

01:03:09.460 as a complete weasel

01:03:10.440 so he wouldn't move

01:03:11.140 forward with the plan

01:03:11.960 but Mark Carney

01:03:13.120 was supposed to become

01:03:13.800 the Finance Minister

01:03:14.780 after Freeland

01:03:15.980 was going to be fired

01:03:16.960 but Freeland again resigned

01:03:18.240 and you're allowed

01:03:19.480 to be the Finance Minister

01:03:20.540 without being elected

01:03:21.800 because in a certain sense

01:03:24.180 it makes sense

01:03:24.880 that you'd be able

01:03:25.420 to do that

01:03:25.840 because what's the difference

01:03:26.880 at some point

01:03:27.500 between an economic advisor

01:03:28.900 telling the Finance Minister

01:03:30.260 what to do

01:03:30.860 and being the Finance Minister?

01:03:32.580 The main hit you take

01:03:34.420 when you have someone

01:03:35.320 as the Finance Minister

01:03:36.480 who was not elected

01:03:37.580 as an MP

01:03:38.140 is voters don't like

01:03:39.580 that sort of thing

01:03:40.220 and that's my point

01:03:41.980 I'm trying to get to

01:03:42.760 about the prorogation

01:03:44.080 and about, you know,

01:03:46.080 Carney becoming

01:03:46.980 the Prime Minister

01:03:47.680 without being elected.

01:03:48.800 It's not that this

01:03:49.480 should be illegal.

01:03:51.100 The main punishment

01:03:51.920 in all of this

01:03:52.780 is people don't like it.

01:03:54.180 People don't like the idea

01:03:55.120 that some unelected guys

01:03:56.580 now are Prime Minister.

01:03:57.620 You know, the Liberal Party

01:03:58.520 I guess elected him

01:03:59.360 but that doesn't mean much.

01:04:00.480 He's just kind of walked in

01:04:02.360 didn't do the work

01:04:03.260 and I think that's also

01:04:04.360 what's going to hurt

01:04:04.840 Carney's reputation.

01:04:06.540 He doesn't deserve

01:04:07.360 what he's been given.

01:04:08.720 He is like a rich kid

01:04:09.880 and that is going to be

01:04:11.640 something that's going

01:04:12.760 to really follow him.

01:04:15.020 Ah, $5 super chat

01:04:16.180 from Sam Tendral Jensen.

01:04:18.540 Trendle Jensen.

01:04:19.940 Thank you for that. 0.65

01:04:21.300 I hate how arrogant

01:04:22.180 the electorate 0.94

01:04:23.020 in Canada has been.

01:04:24.460 We've wasted a decade

01:04:25.520 to improve our economy.

01:04:26.900 We've sold out

01:04:27.420 to weird French interests

01:04:28.680 for no benefits.

01:04:29.540 And I agree

01:04:30.600 that's a good way

01:04:31.180 of putting it.

01:04:32.520 And that's what my point is.

01:04:33.760 The electorate

01:04:34.620 was so fat and happy

01:04:36.260 in 2015.

01:04:37.560 We weren't exactly

01:04:38.500 like on top of the world

01:04:40.160 in 2015

01:04:40.660 but we were doing well

01:04:41.580 with Harper.

01:04:42.380 And people were like

01:04:43.140 but Harper is boring. 1.00

01:04:45.140 I want somebody

01:04:46.160 who's fashionable

01:04:47.180 and who talks

01:04:48.380 about social justice

01:04:49.400 and who will basically

01:04:50.920 you know

01:04:51.760 not be

01:04:52.680 this low energy guy.

01:04:54.560 I want a high energy

01:04:55.440 Prime Minister.

01:04:56.120 And we keep voting

01:04:57.060 for people

01:04:58.100 just based on

01:04:59.120 like

01:04:59.480 movie narratives

01:05:01.700 that this guy

01:05:02.600 is the fun

01:05:03.200 loving progressive

01:05:04.000 and he is the 0.58

01:05:04.840 dour conservative 0.52

01:05:05.700 can't vote for him.

01:05:07.280 Although Trudeau

01:05:08.100 probably did deserve

01:05:08.980 to win in 2021

01:05:09.880 because the conservatives

01:05:11.280 put up a dead on arrival

01:05:12.720 leader Aaron O'Toole.

01:05:15.000 But good thing he lost

01:05:16.360 because then we got

01:05:17.060 pure poly of

01:05:17.700 I think

01:05:18.920 Scheer could have won

01:05:20.740 but I think

01:05:21.180 that there are people

01:05:21.740 around Scheer

01:05:22.380 was just so bad.

01:05:23.500 Yeah.

01:05:27.060 Yeah.

01:05:32.680 Tyrone Harrington

01:05:33.420 says I personally

01:05:34.240 wouldn't vote Ford.

01:05:35.340 Good.

01:05:35.960 Nobody should.

01:05:41.600 The cool BJD

01:05:43.060 says stop 0.96

01:05:43.660 normalizing

01:05:44.320 Trump's behavioral.

01:05:45.500 What do you mean

01:05:45.940 by like normalizing

01:05:47.140 his behavior?

01:05:47.920 Like what part

01:05:48.540 of his behavior?

01:05:50.980 Because the thing

01:05:51.860 is if we're talking

01:05:52.500 about how he's

01:05:53.140 been acting

01:05:53.860 in regards

01:05:55.440 to trade

01:05:56.320 I wouldn't be able

01:05:57.260 to say that he's

01:05:57.940 been acting

01:05:58.540 like not normal

01:05:59.700 and this is bad

01:06:00.660 behavior and whatnot.

01:06:02.340 At the same time

01:06:03.340 like the U.S.

01:06:04.020 has a lot of points.

01:06:05.340 Would I have done it

01:06:05.840 the exact way he's

01:06:06.620 done it?

01:06:07.020 No.

01:06:07.280 And I've said that

01:06:07.780 in videos.

01:06:08.380 I didn't think that

01:06:08.980 he should have moved

01:06:09.600 as fast as he did

01:06:10.640 proposing

01:06:11.520 tariffs.

01:06:15.640 I think he should

01:06:16.160 have demanded

01:06:16.760 the border be secure

01:06:17.680 and then if the

01:06:18.840 government basically

01:06:19.760 pushed him off

01:06:20.660 or wasn't moving

01:06:21.500 then you threaten

01:06:22.660 tariffs.

01:06:23.260 Then you give him

01:06:23.940 an ultimatum.

01:06:24.560 I would have moved

01:06:25.100 slower but I think

01:06:25.920 Trump's thinking

01:06:26.540 this is my second

01:06:27.660 and last term

01:06:28.740 I'm going to move

01:06:29.260 fast.

01:06:30.080 So I think that

01:06:30.680 also has to do

01:06:31.580 with what was

01:06:31.980 going on.

01:06:34.640 CJR902

01:06:35.200 Thank you for the

01:06:35.780 $2 super chat.

01:06:37.360 Dev is 80%

01:06:38.460 good takes

01:06:39.020 and 20% brain rot.

01:06:41.080 Dev is short 0.93

01:06:41.780 fat otaku

01:06:42.740 on YouTube

01:06:44.520 or I think

01:06:45.780 his name might

01:06:46.420 just be Dev

01:06:47.000 now but he's

01:06:47.480 quite good.

01:06:52.060 Hey see

01:06:52.500 PNAF

01:06:53.780 man 100

01:06:54.580 top notch

01:06:55.480 Wyatt

01:06:55.760 company

01:06:56.580 came

01:06:58.800 got a split

01:06:59.400 you have

01:07:00.020 company coming

01:07:00.660 over at like

01:07:01.360 what hour of

01:07:02.080 the night

01:07:02.280 maybe you're

01:07:02.640 in BC

01:07:03.000 and it's

01:07:03.760 like you

01:07:04.020 know

01:07:04.120 not as late

01:07:04.740 I like

01:07:09.700 this way

01:07:10.320 of putting it

01:07:11.480 simple mindset

01:07:12.060 some Canadians

01:07:12.740 are like 0.99

01:07:13.100 goldfish

01:07:13.580 because

01:07:13.900 Polyev isn't

01:07:14.520 going over

01:07:15.300 the top

01:07:15.660 to be in

01:07:16.080 the news

01:07:16.360 more

01:07:16.620 they start

01:07:17.200 reconsidering

01:07:17.820 their vote

01:07:18.140 for Polyev

01:07:18.700 like what

01:07:19.280 did they

01:07:19.880 forget the

01:07:20.360 liberal mess

01:07:21.000 and yeah

01:07:21.700 every once in

01:07:22.400 a while

01:07:22.520 you get

01:07:22.800 people

01:07:23.100 I think

01:07:23.460 there is

01:07:23.820 a certain

01:07:24.140 type of

01:07:24.560 personality

01:07:25.120 who likes

01:07:26.100 to find

01:07:26.620 flaws

01:07:27.240 and nobody's

01:07:28.320 ever quite

01:07:28.900 good enough

01:07:29.480 it's something

01:07:30.640 that you

01:07:30.980 sometimes get

01:07:31.700 and I find

01:07:32.280 happens a lot

01:07:33.100 in Alberta

01:07:33.880 where you get

01:07:34.300 people who

01:07:34.800 and I'm

01:07:35.760 very conservative

01:07:36.660 I'm extremely

01:07:37.440 conservative

01:07:37.940 but you get

01:07:38.500 a lot of

01:07:38.820 people who

01:07:39.860 will talk

01:07:41.260 about themselves

01:07:41.960 I'm right

01:07:42.880 wing

01:07:43.140 I'm more

01:07:43.740 right wing

01:07:44.060 than Polyev

01:07:44.600 is

01:07:44.840 oh he's

01:07:45.520 not

01:07:46.060 he should

01:07:46.800 be doing

01:07:47.120 this

01:07:47.380 oh he

01:07:47.900 should

01:07:48.000 be doing

01:07:48.220 that

01:07:48.360 it's kind

01:07:48.940 of that

01:07:49.200 like bearded

01:07:50.680 guy who

01:07:51.360 shows up

01:07:51.840 to town

01:07:52.220 hall meetings

01:07:52.860 and tries

01:07:53.440 to talk

01:07:54.000 for like

01:07:54.440 80%

01:07:55.120 of the time

01:07:55.740 oh Paul

01:07:56.800 Polyev

01:07:57.400 should have

01:07:57.880 said this

01:07:58.320 oh well

01:07:59.000 I didn't

01:07:59.280 like his

01:07:59.640 gender answer

01:08:00.220 he should

01:08:00.620 have said

01:08:00.920 that kids

01:08:01.820 are being

01:08:02.380 this done

01:08:03.740 to them

01:08:04.080 and that

01:08:04.360 done to

01:08:04.680 them

01:08:04.800 why wouldn't

01:08:05.140 he

01:08:05.260 do

01:08:05.360 it's like

01:08:05.720 settle back

01:08:07.500 you want

01:08:08.700 perfection

01:08:09.220 and you don't

01:08:09.860 even really

01:08:10.420 want it

01:08:10.840 you want to

01:08:11.320 just be

01:08:11.660 better

01:08:12.040 than him

01:08:12.980 I always

01:08:13.900 find that

01:08:14.200 so annoying

01:08:14.700 thank you

01:08:17.520 for the

01:08:17.740 $10 super

01:08:18.860 chat

01:08:19.460 Christian

01:08:19.900 Sullivan

01:08:20.360 says

01:08:20.760 not sure

01:08:21.820 if I

01:08:22.240 heard on

01:08:22.760 one of

01:08:23.100 your

01:08:23.240 videos

01:08:23.640 or someone

01:08:24.180 else

01:08:24.420 but John

01:08:24.840 rested

01:08:25.160 tried to

01:08:25.700 join

01:08:26.040 Socrates

01:08:26.960 in BC

01:08:27.500 before the

01:08:28.140 cons

01:08:28.500 what are

01:08:29.200 your thoughts

01:08:29.600 on the

01:08:29.820 Socrates

01:08:30.260 Bennett is

01:08:31.100 an interesting

01:08:31.640 character

01:08:32.160 the person

01:08:33.580 who said

01:08:33.920 the Socrates

01:08:34.580 thing

01:08:34.840 might have

01:08:35.300 actually

01:08:35.900 been

01:08:36.460 JJ

01:08:38.640 McCullough

01:08:39.240 in the

01:08:39.560 interview

01:08:39.900 you're right

01:08:40.500 because I

01:08:41.160 had remembered

01:08:41.900 hearing that

01:08:42.600 too

01:08:42.960 and I

01:08:44.480 don't think

01:08:45.340 that would

01:08:45.560 have actually

01:08:45.880 worked as

01:08:46.340 well as

01:08:46.640 the

01:08:46.760 Conservatives

01:08:47.260 I know

01:08:48.080 historically

01:08:49.080 technically

01:08:49.700 the social

01:08:50.300 credit

01:08:50.640 brand

01:08:51.140 is bigger

01:08:53.560 than the

01:08:54.320 Conservative

01:08:54.660 brand

01:08:55.020 in terms

01:08:55.440 of it

01:08:55.700 was the

01:08:55.960 more recent

01:08:56.520 popular

01:08:56.980 party

01:08:57.380 than the

01:08:57.700 Conservatives

01:08:58.180 because they

01:08:58.520 hadn't elected

01:08:59.040 someone since

01:08:59.520 the 70s

01:09:00.200 but in

01:09:01.260 Canadian

01:09:01.880 mainstream

01:09:03.260 politics

01:09:03.860 the Conservatives

01:09:04.680 are going

01:09:04.920 to be easier

01:09:05.600 to revive

01:09:06.280 than the

01:09:07.100 Socrates

01:09:07.620 I thought

01:09:10.440 that some

01:09:11.360 of the

01:09:11.560 I didn't

01:09:12.040 think the

01:09:12.400 Bennetts

01:09:12.700 were very

01:09:13.100 good

01:09:13.340 premiers

01:09:14.060 from everything

01:09:14.700 I've read

01:09:15.080 on them

01:09:15.360 obviously

01:09:15.820 I wasn't

01:09:16.340 around

01:09:16.700 for them

01:09:17.180 I thought

01:09:18.140 that they

01:09:18.540 were big

01:09:19.460 spenders

01:09:20.080 and they

01:09:20.320 get a lot

01:09:20.660 of credit

01:09:20.980 for good

01:09:21.800 infrastructure

01:09:22.400 development

01:09:22.940 which they

01:09:23.940 do deserve

01:09:24.380 credit for

01:09:25.020 but that's

01:09:25.640 pretty easy

01:09:26.180 governance

01:09:26.680 post-war

01:09:27.800 economy

01:09:28.320 a lot of

01:09:29.080 money flowing

01:09:29.580 into BC

01:09:30.120 because Europe

01:09:31.060 is demolished

01:09:31.920 and W.A.C.

01:09:34.300 Bennett gets

01:09:34.800 to build

01:09:35.280 bridges and

01:09:36.020 roads and

01:09:36.640 whatnot

01:09:36.960 and it's

01:09:38.080 kind of

01:09:38.480 like laying

01:09:39.000 the foundation

01:09:39.700 and laying

01:09:40.180 the foundation

01:09:40.760 is a lot

01:09:42.060 easier than

01:09:42.700 maintaining

01:09:43.280 the house

01:09:43.900 50 years

01:09:44.780 later

01:09:45.120 I thought

01:09:46.240 an underrated

01:09:47.200 premier

01:09:47.960 and he's

01:09:48.480 just been

01:09:48.840 vindicated

01:09:49.440 was Bill

01:09:50.820 Vanderzam

01:09:51.520 Bill

01:09:52.260 Vanderzam

01:09:52.900 everyone just

01:09:53.720 remembers the

01:09:54.280 chaos but they

01:09:54.980 don't remember

01:09:55.400 the substance

01:09:56.040 of the chaos

01:09:56.800 he had

01:09:58.060 chaos

01:09:58.620 because he

01:09:59.320 was doing

01:09:59.680 conservative

01:10:00.220 things

01:10:00.740 he wanted

01:10:01.380 to have

01:10:01.640 charter

01:10:02.040 schools

01:10:02.480 he wanted

01:10:03.100 to lower

01:10:03.420 taxes

01:10:04.060 slash

01:10:04.960 wasteful

01:10:05.540 program

01:10:06.040 spending

01:10:06.520 it was

01:10:07.400 very good

01:10:08.060 and but

01:10:08.640 because the

01:10:09.220 soul creds

01:10:09.860 are such a

01:10:10.600 big tent

01:10:11.000 party

01:10:11.400 like all

01:10:12.220 the liberals

01:10:12.680 and caucus

01:10:13.140 started rebelling

01:10:13.840 against him

01:10:14.500 and then there

01:10:15.420 was all these

01:10:15.800 fake scandals

01:10:16.820 and whatnot

01:10:17.200 you could say

01:10:17.920 he's like one

01:10:18.560 of the first

01:10:18.920 Canadian

01:10:19.300 politicians

01:10:19.840 destroyed by

01:10:21.300 the media

01:10:21.900 the media

01:10:22.920 talking about

01:10:23.980 the fantasy

01:10:24.560 gardens

01:10:25.160 sale

01:10:26.440 where he

01:10:27.380 had like a

01:10:28.060 single phone

01:10:28.720 call with

01:10:29.760 a Taiwanese

01:10:30.420 billionaire who

01:10:31.160 wanted to buy

01:10:31.700 fantasy gardens

01:10:32.540 from him

01:10:32.980 I don't even

01:10:33.740 think he ended

01:10:34.200 up buying it

01:10:34.920 but because he

01:10:35.940 called Bill

01:10:36.660 Vanderzam's

01:10:37.360 premier's office

01:10:38.060 and asked him

01:10:38.800 about fantasy

01:10:39.980 gardens

01:10:40.480 apparently that

01:10:41.260 was illegal

01:10:41.800 even though Bill

01:10:42.420 Vanderzam didn't

01:10:43.740 solicit that

01:10:44.940 call and like

01:10:46.260 that was all

01:10:46.740 there was to

01:10:47.180 the case

01:10:47.520 it was so

01:10:48.300 bad

01:10:48.680 once Bill

01:10:49.560 Vanderzam

01:10:50.000 stepped down as

01:10:50.800 premier the

01:10:51.300 case somehow

01:10:51.840 went away

01:10:52.260 the case in

01:10:52.840 court against

01:10:53.360 him being

01:10:53.720 corrupt

01:10:54.160 immediately

01:10:55.020 evaporated as

01:10:55.860 soon as he

01:10:56.240 stopped being

01:10:56.680 premier it's

01:10:57.340 almost like

01:10:57.960 there were

01:10:58.460 people who

01:10:58.860 didn't like

01:10:59.320 the conservative

01:10:59.800 direction he

01:11:00.420 was going

01:11:00.840 in

01:11:01.060 I like this

01:11:04.840 because it

01:11:05.240 means that I

01:11:06.120 hope that your

01:11:06.640 son's cool and

01:11:07.460 he's not like a 0.89

01:11:08.300 dork or something

01:11:08.920 because I'm kind 0.99

01:11:09.420 of a dork but 0.90

01:11:10.300 Brenda Wiebe says 0.99

01:11:11.280 you remind me of

01:11:12.040 my son thank

01:11:12.960 you Brenda for

01:11:13.860 the 2799

01:11:14.960 super chat I

01:11:16.360 will use that

01:11:16.840 money well

01:11:17.380 hopefully like

01:11:18.260 your son would

01:11:18.800 do maybe I

01:11:20.660 am your son

01:11:21.200 no you're not

01:11:22.100 okay but

01:11:22.760 yeah but

01:11:24.120 based Brenda

01:11:25.380 Wiebe

01:11:25.840 absolutely

01:11:26.500 Brenda Wiebe

01:11:27.200 is based

01:11:28.120 thank you for

01:11:29.240 contributing to

01:11:29.900 the channel and

01:11:30.540 being a hero of

01:11:31.820 the chat

01:11:32.340 Phil Hukin

01:11:34.800 says are you a 0.96

01:11:35.700 lawyer Wyatt

01:11:36.300 no I am not

01:11:37.340 but I am

01:11:38.180 applying to

01:11:38.980 law schools

01:11:39.660 I'm always

01:11:40.020 trying to get

01:11:40.340 into law

01:11:40.700 school

01:11:40.960 because I

01:11:42.020 used to

01:11:42.280 write articles

01:11:42.800 at the back

01:11:43.200 of class

01:11:43.620 my GPA

01:11:44.160 was never

01:11:44.680 the highest

01:11:45.160 so I get

01:11:46.080 rejected

01:11:46.560 somewhat

01:11:47.100 not infrequently

01:11:48.540 but it

01:11:49.440 wasn't like

01:11:49.800 I had a

01:11:50.000 bad GPA

01:11:50.620 my GPA

01:11:51.100 was like

01:11:51.440 3.5

01:11:52.300 or 3.4

01:11:53.140 or whatever

01:11:53.560 it's not

01:11:54.280 bad but I

01:11:54.960 was constantly

01:11:55.840 doing other

01:11:56.380 stuff working

01:11:57.280 really late

01:11:57.860 nights writing

01:11:58.840 articles doing

01:11:59.620 podcasts and

01:12:01.260 so I thought

01:12:02.200 I'm going to

01:12:02.780 sacrifice some

01:12:03.620 of my attention

01:12:04.260 span in

01:12:05.460 class and

01:12:06.180 on homework

01:12:06.820 to now just

01:12:08.100 do like the

01:12:09.440 national telegraph

01:12:10.380 and stuff like

01:12:10.980 that and I

01:12:12.420 think I'll

01:12:12.720 eventually get

01:12:13.200 grabbed up by

01:12:14.200 a law school

01:12:14.740 and I can do

01:12:15.260 it later and

01:12:15.840 a lot of

01:12:16.480 people going

01:12:16.900 to law

01:12:17.300 school later

01:12:17.860 in life

01:12:18.680 Lane Train

01:12:21.540 says which

01:12:22.100 writing is

01:12:22.620 Carney going

01:12:23.140 to run in

01:12:23.980 so it

01:12:24.940 seemed like

01:12:25.480 he wanted

01:12:25.820 to run in

01:12:26.360 Edmonton

01:12:26.860 Center where

01:12:27.440 Randy Boissoneau

01:12:28.580 was the

01:12:29.480 MP the

01:12:30.340 funny thing

01:12:30.860 is Randy

01:12:31.320 Boissoneau

01:12:31.960 has made

01:12:32.400 it very

01:12:32.740 clear that

01:12:33.300 he is

01:12:34.080 running for

01:12:34.540 re-election

01:12:35.100 and I

01:12:35.900 think that

01:12:36.360 he was

01:12:36.640 doing that

01:12:37.060 to specifically

01:12:37.740 screw over

01:12:38.580 Mark Carney

01:12:39.220 because he

01:12:39.960 then also

01:12:40.540 endorsed

01:12:41.040 Chrystia Freeland

01:12:41.860 so he's

01:12:42.540 not leaving

01:12:43.040 he's not

01:12:43.460 freeing up a

01:12:44.040 riding for

01:12:44.800 Mark Carney

01:12:45.320 and he's

01:12:47.420 endorsing

01:12:48.100 Freeland

01:12:48.680 to make

01:12:49.060 it very

01:12:49.400 clear that

01:12:50.200 he does

01:12:50.500 not want

01:12:50.920 this man

01:12:51.420 coming into

01:12:52.260 office

01:12:53.520 Mr.

01:13:01.740 Peachy

01:13:02.800 says

01:13:03.340 probably a

01:13:04.420 poor take

01:13:04.920 from me

01:13:05.340 but I

01:13:05.660 think Trump

01:13:06.060 will actually

01:13:06.500 be willing

01:13:06.940 to work

01:13:07.360 with the

01:13:07.600 conservatives

01:13:08.000 to help

01:13:08.360 us out

01:13:08.760 a bit

01:13:09.020 I'm not

01:13:10.000 sure if

01:13:10.320 you're wrong

01:13:10.800 actually I

01:13:11.440 don't think

01:13:11.720 that's a

01:13:12.040 bad take

01:13:12.740 I think

01:13:13.480 that a

01:13:13.820 lot of

01:13:14.100 what Trump

01:13:14.480 is doing

01:13:14.920 and it's

01:13:15.500 some of

01:13:15.780 the more

01:13:16.060 unreasonable

01:13:16.560 stuff like

01:13:17.320 Trump having

01:13:17.840 such a

01:13:18.260 fast timeline

01:13:19.020 to make

01:13:19.780 the liberals

01:13:20.400 react

01:13:20.940 part of

01:13:21.700 it's

01:13:21.900 personal

01:13:22.360 animus

01:13:22.980 against

01:13:23.720 the liberals

01:13:24.240 and again

01:13:25.260 I am

01:13:27.020 pretty thick

01:13:27.740 skinned

01:13:28.160 against

01:13:28.380 insults

01:13:28.920 I'd

01:13:29.260 probably

01:13:29.620 just start

01:13:30.280 working with

01:13:30.980 the Canadian

01:13:31.580 government

01:13:32.000 normally

01:13:32.960 if I was

01:13:33.580 the US

01:13:33.800 president

01:13:34.140 if they'd

01:13:34.560 been using

01:13:34.880 my name

01:13:35.260 as an

01:13:35.560 insult

01:13:35.760 for four

01:13:36.200 years

01:13:36.440 but we

01:13:37.520 don't live

01:13:37.980 in a

01:13:38.180 perfect world

01:13:38.740 where everyone

01:13:39.560 is not

01:13:40.460 bothered by

01:13:41.220 insults

01:13:41.680 the same

01:13:42.000 way

01:13:42.300 Trudeau

01:13:42.920 and the

01:13:43.120 liberals

01:13:43.380 have been

01:13:43.800 using

01:13:44.220 Trump's

01:13:45.140 name

01:13:45.460 MAGA

01:13:46.040 and all

01:13:46.660 that stuff

01:13:47.060 as basically

01:13:47.820 four letter

01:13:48.420 words against 0.68

01:13:49.040 their opponents

01:13:49.700 rare

01:13:51.700 one

01:13:52.420 Alberta

01:13:53.020 hello all

01:13:53.940 I'm here

01:13:54.220 from the

01:13:54.500 Clyde do

01:13:54.880 something

01:13:55.200 live stream

01:13:55.740 that just

01:13:56.080 ended

01:13:56.380 well thank

01:13:56.960 you for

01:13:57.260 showing up

01:13:57.740 after watching

01:13:58.320 Clyde's

01:13:58.820 show

01:13:59.040 and I

01:13:59.380 would endorse

01:13:59.900 people

01:14:00.240 watching

01:14:00.620 Clyde

01:14:01.080 before

01:14:01.740 watching

01:14:02.180 me

01:14:02.480 but yeah

01:14:03.300 do you

01:14:08.200 accept

01:14:08.500 volunteer

01:14:08.940 help

01:14:09.360 are you

01:14:09.600 talking

01:14:09.820 about

01:14:09.960 for

01:14:10.100 campaigns

01:14:10.680 hopefully

01:14:11.840 if you're

01:14:12.160 talking

01:14:12.300 about

01:14:12.460 campaigns

01:14:12.960 in your

01:14:13.260 Ontario

01:14:13.780 you'll

01:14:14.640 help out

01:14:15.600 the new

01:14:16.200 blue

01:14:16.400 party

01:14:16.700 but I'm

01:14:17.380 not running

01:14:17.720 for anything

01:14:18.160 right now

01:14:18.700 Kevin O'Leary

01:14:20.500 I think

01:14:20.960 that he

01:14:21.280 kind of

01:14:21.720 was stepping

01:14:22.180 in it

01:14:22.460 at the

01:14:22.640 very start

01:14:23.140 when he's

01:14:23.460 talking

01:14:23.740 about

01:14:23.960 I'm

01:14:24.440 going to

01:14:24.720 talk

01:14:24.980 about

01:14:25.220 Trump

01:14:25.720 about

01:14:26.120 how we

01:14:26.580 would

01:14:26.720 work

01:14:27.020 with a

01:14:27.300 closer

01:14:27.560 relationship

01:14:28.120 and it's

01:14:28.440 like

01:14:28.600 Kevin

01:14:29.240 sometimes

01:14:30.140 he has

01:14:30.480 good points

01:14:30.920 but that

01:14:31.220 was him

01:14:31.500 trying to

01:14:31.780 get attention

01:14:32.320 in my

01:14:32.720 opinion

01:14:33.080 I think

01:14:33.480 he needed

01:14:33.860 to settle

01:14:34.420 down a

01:14:34.840 little bit

01:14:35.380 sorry

01:14:38.560 I'm trying

01:14:38.900 to catch

01:14:39.600 up

01:14:39.800 because I

01:14:40.060 know

01:14:40.160 I'm

01:14:40.280 very

01:14:40.480 far

01:14:41.320 behind

01:14:41.680 oh

01:14:46.300 I like

01:14:46.920 this

01:14:47.100 so

01:14:47.620 he's

01:14:48.200 Virindra

01:14:49.060 Siddhu

01:14:49.840 is mentioning

01:14:50.320 something

01:14:50.660 he told

01:14:51.460 me about

01:14:51.940 he said

01:14:52.600 I'm a

01:14:52.940 Hunkadorian 0.92

01:14:53.580 from

01:14:54.100 Cubitry

01:14:55.740 Hunkadori

01:14:56.520 but that

01:14:58.680 was about

01:14:59.100 something we

01:14:59.580 were talking

01:15:00.060 about

01:15:00.420 where he

01:15:00.860 was talking

01:15:01.300 about

01:15:01.660 the whole

01:15:02.320 gender

01:15:02.720 thing

01:15:03.140 and he

01:15:03.880 was talking

01:15:04.300 about how

01:15:04.720 you should

01:15:05.060 just say

01:15:05.420 I'm a

01:15:06.000 Hunkadorian 0.92

01:15:06.620 from Hunky

01:15:07.160 Dory

01:15:07.520 and if

01:15:07.880 you don't

01:15:08.180 believe me

01:15:08.660 then you're

01:15:09.020 racist 0.84

01:15:09.520 as a

01:15:10.540 comparison

01:15:11.060 for the

01:15:12.040 gender

01:15:13.720 thing

01:15:14.180 but yeah

01:15:15.140 thank you

01:15:15.440 for the

01:15:15.640 $2 super

01:15:16.180 chat

01:15:16.460 Virinder

01:15:16.980 I have

01:15:20.800 to go

01:15:21.000 there was

01:15:21.600 something up

01:15:22.040 with

01:15:22.240 Charlie

01:15:22.740 Angus

01:15:23.100 today

01:15:23.420 can we

01:15:24.380 bring

01:15:24.580 something

01:15:24.840 like

01:15:25.080 this

01:15:25.240 up

01:15:25.640 does this

01:15:36.260 guy even

01:15:52.600 tweet anymore

01:15:53.120 he's

01:15:53.360 block

01:15:53.700 he's blocked

01:15:53.720 me

01:15:53.960 so I

01:15:54.180 don't

01:15:54.280 even

01:15:54.420 really

01:15:54.720 know

01:15:55.360 if he

01:15:55.560 said

01:15:55.720 anything

01:15:55.940 new

01:15:56.260 know

01:15:58.860 what we

01:15:59.080 need to

01:15:59.320 do

01:15:59.460 we need

01:15:59.700 to see

01:15:59.920 if Rachel

01:16:00.300 Gilmore

01:16:00.720 has been

01:16:00.980 saying

01:16:01.300 anything

01:16:01.780 she's

01:16:14.180 talking

01:16:14.460 about

01:16:14.720 how

01:16:15.060 Polyev's

01:16:16.220 cozying up

01:16:16.840 with the

01:16:17.120 tech

01:16:17.340 roligarchs 1.00

01:16:18.220 or whatever

01:16:18.620 because I

01:16:18.980 guess this

01:16:19.320 is a

01:16:19.600 problem

01:16:20.060 as

01:16:23.160 Riel

01:16:23.620 says

01:16:24.220 for $5

01:16:25.040 thank you

01:16:25.700 for that

01:16:26.040 why can't

01:16:26.720 Canada

01:16:27.120 have elections

01:16:27.840 now

01:16:28.340 Justin Trudeau

01:16:29.120 destroyed

01:16:29.420 Canada

01:16:29.780 sorry for

01:16:30.260 the tariffs

01:16:30.700 but it's

01:16:31.460 tough love

01:16:31.980 well the

01:16:32.620 problem with

01:16:33.120 it is that

01:16:33.840 Canada can't

01:16:34.720 have an

01:16:35.260 election right

01:16:35.800 now

01:16:36.040 simply because

01:16:37.080 the NDP

01:16:37.620 have no

01:16:38.160 incentive

01:16:38.600 for an

01:16:39.200 election

01:16:39.540 they're

01:16:40.300 broke

01:16:40.720 Singh's 0.87

01:16:41.720 probably

01:16:41.960 going to

01:16:42.220 lose his

01:16:42.560 own

01:16:42.700 riding

01:16:43.020 by the

01:16:43.380 way

01:16:43.620 and so

01:16:45.060 they need

01:16:45.740 to buy

01:16:46.080 time

01:16:46.460 and so

01:16:47.300 they're

01:16:47.640 willing to

01:16:48.080 grab onto

01:16:48.480 any excuse

01:16:49.060 possible

01:16:49.540 and Doug

01:16:50.020 Ford just

01:16:50.440 gave them

01:16:51.000 a good

01:16:51.240 excuse

01:16:51.580 and the

01:16:52.040 tariffs

01:16:52.300 are a good

01:16:52.620 excuse

01:16:52.920 so he has

01:16:53.340 tons of

01:16:53.800 reasons

01:16:54.240 Jagmeet Singh

01:16:55.740 to say

01:16:56.500 oh I don't

01:16:57.420 think we can

01:16:57.720 have an

01:16:57.920 election right

01:16:58.400 now there's

01:16:58.860 been an

01:16:59.180 election too

01:16:59.680 soon

01:16:59.900 Ontario

01:17:00.360 we have

01:17:01.600 this tariff

01:17:02.020 situation

01:17:02.540 we need

01:17:03.660 to take

01:17:04.000 three months

01:17:04.480 to negotiate

01:17:05.060 with the

01:17:05.420 liberals on

01:17:05.920 how to

01:17:06.200 tackle it

01:17:06.780 so Singh

01:17:07.760 is going

01:17:07.980 to find

01:17:08.240 some way

01:17:08.800 of dragging

01:17:10.140 this out

01:17:10.520 as long

01:17:10.920 as he

01:17:11.120 may

01:17:11.240 possible

01:17:11.760 Taz

01:17:14.400 2070

01:17:15.200 hey Wyatt

01:17:15.820 any advice

01:17:16.440 for someone

01:17:16.880 who is

01:17:17.260 considering

01:17:17.700 running for

01:17:18.340 new blue

01:17:18.800 my advice

01:17:20.460 for anyone

01:17:21.060 running for

01:17:21.520 the new blue

01:17:21.900 party

01:17:22.260 or running

01:17:22.740 for any

01:17:23.140 election

01:17:23.540 is make

01:17:25.080 sure you

01:17:25.520 get to

01:17:25.840 the doors

01:17:26.320 print off

01:17:27.240 some literature

01:17:28.040 I always

01:17:28.940 like larger

01:17:29.560 pieces

01:17:29.980 again like

01:17:30.580 the one

01:17:30.860 I have

01:17:31.400 here

01:17:31.700 is larger

01:17:32.740 I like

01:17:33.500 larger pieces

01:17:34.220 of literature

01:17:34.700 that have

01:17:35.200 like good

01:17:35.780 amounts of

01:17:36.360 sorry so

01:17:37.320 it gets

01:17:37.660 really fogged

01:17:38.240 out

01:17:38.400 a little bit

01:17:39.660 about

01:17:40.060 yourself

01:17:41.000 when you're

01:17:42.120 running for

01:17:42.440 a party

01:17:42.720 you don't need

01:17:43.100 to say as

01:17:43.460 much about

01:17:43.760 yourself

01:17:44.040 I had to

01:17:44.420 say more

01:17:44.720 because it

01:17:44.940 was a

01:17:45.120 nomination

01:17:45.540 but I

01:17:46.660 would expand

01:17:47.260 your priorities

01:17:48.160 or your

01:17:48.560 bullet points 0.70

01:17:49.220 from the

01:17:49.820 new blue

01:17:50.260 party

01:17:50.560 they have

01:17:50.980 a really

01:17:51.420 good platform

01:17:52.220 that has

01:17:52.740 members

01:17:53.240 who pass

01:17:54.260 policies for

01:17:55.000 it it's

01:17:55.300 called the

01:17:55.620 new blueprint

01:17:56.180 basically you

01:17:57.980 want to run

01:17:58.480 on the new

01:17:59.080 blueprint

01:17:59.420 that you

01:18:00.980 go to a

01:18:01.820 door and I

01:18:02.260 would say

01:18:02.500 the pattern

01:18:03.080 should always

01:18:03.520 be hey

01:18:04.340 we have an

01:18:04.900 election not

01:18:05.500 sure if you

01:18:05.840 knew about

01:18:06.200 it early

01:18:06.720 race

01:18:07.180 Doug Ford's

01:18:08.300 PCs are trying

01:18:08.960 to take

01:18:09.240 advantage of

01:18:09.900 the chaos

01:18:10.400 right now to

01:18:10.960 try and sneak

01:18:11.540 through another

01:18:11.980 four years when

01:18:12.720 they haven't

01:18:13.060 been doing

01:18:13.420 that well

01:18:13.860 and then you

01:18:14.640 want to go

01:18:15.160 into some

01:18:15.600 of the problems

01:18:16.280 and then you

01:18:17.060 want to basically

01:18:17.840 always give

01:18:18.580 people now here's

01:18:19.560 what the new

01:18:19.900 blue party is

01:18:20.460 doing I find

01:18:22.100 that patterns

01:18:22.720 good every

01:18:24.360 once in a while

01:18:24.860 I hear someone

01:18:25.360 give the advice

01:18:26.040 when you go

01:18:26.840 door knocking

01:18:27.480 you want to

01:18:28.340 listen more

01:18:28.880 than you talk

01:18:29.580 no I always

01:18:31.140 hear that from

01:18:31.600 people who

01:18:31.940 don't door knock

01:18:32.520 too much do

01:18:33.360 you know how

01:18:33.660 much people like

01:18:34.320 to talk the

01:18:34.840 door not a

01:18:35.740 lot because

01:18:36.460 most people

01:18:37.240 aren't experienced

01:18:37.840 with talking

01:18:38.400 about politics

01:18:38.940 they don't know

01:18:39.380 that much so

01:18:39.800 it makes them

01:18:40.200 uncomfortable to

01:18:40.980 talk about

01:18:41.380 politics so

01:18:42.580 what you want

01:18:43.160 to do you

01:18:44.240 still have to

01:18:44.680 ask people

01:18:45.260 oh is there

01:18:45.680 any big issues

01:18:46.380 for you

01:18:46.820 they'll probably

01:18:47.560 say oh there's

01:18:48.700 a lot but

01:18:49.320 nothing specific

01:18:50.440 then it gives

01:18:51.560 you the ability

01:18:52.960 to say we

01:18:53.960 need to cut

01:18:54.500 worthless spending

01:18:55.420 we need tax

01:18:56.340 cuts we need

01:18:56.900 regulatory cuts

01:18:57.900 right now our

01:18:58.860 economy's bloated

01:18:59.880 and right now

01:19:01.220 it's just a

01:19:01.740 subsidy economy

01:19:02.540 for Doug Ford

01:19:03.340 you want to

01:19:03.960 always talk about

01:19:04.800 the idea that

01:19:06.560 Ford is just

01:19:07.940 redistributing money

01:19:09.080 to where he can

01:19:09.740 get votes and

01:19:10.340 he's basically

01:19:10.840 leaving your

01:19:11.380 family behind

01:19:12.100 that we have

01:19:13.700 more bigger

01:19:14.960 deficits than

01:19:15.660 anything Kathleen

01:19:16.380 Wynne ever

01:19:16.820 passed the

01:19:17.840 deficits are

01:19:18.500 probably going

01:19:18.940 to increase

01:19:19.420 he wants social

01:19:20.200 style COVID

01:19:20.880 spending to get

01:19:22.020 us through the

01:19:22.460 tariffs rather

01:19:23.100 than just cutting

01:19:23.760 our taxes and

01:19:24.540 letting us work

01:19:25.340 that's kind of

01:19:26.200 how you have to

01:19:26.680 talk to people

01:19:27.240 and I would

01:19:27.860 always say for

01:19:28.440 any candidate

01:19:29.040 be conversational

01:19:30.220 do not be

01:19:31.100 robotic have your

01:19:32.060 points you want

01:19:32.660 to hit but

01:19:33.360 never say it the

01:19:34.080 same way twice

01:19:34.920 is a good way

01:19:35.540 of doing it

01:19:36.020 I'll probably

01:19:36.500 even come out

01:19:37.140 to Ontario

01:19:37.680 to help teach

01:19:38.640 people campaigning

01:19:39.680 I'll hit doors

01:19:40.540 myself but

01:19:41.240 print off some

01:19:42.240 literature

01:19:43.160 Vistaprint is

01:19:44.660 great order

01:19:45.740 like 2500 of

01:19:47.080 them see if you

01:19:47.600 can get through

01:19:48.000 2500 by the end

01:19:49.120 of the campaign

01:19:49.640 and at least

01:19:51.160 slot them in

01:19:51.840 doors and then

01:19:52.940 talk to people

01:19:53.600 wherever you can

01:19:54.420 run some local

01:19:55.620 Facebook ads

01:19:56.380 hit the doors

01:19:57.400 and you're doing

01:19:58.160 golden put up

01:19:59.280 lawn signs

01:20:00.060 whatnot if you

01:20:01.380 can get some

01:20:01.720 4x4s that's 1.00

01:20:02.760 great but you

01:20:03.560 know we can get

01:20:04.420 into that as

01:20:05.000 we go

01:20:05.400 Christian Sullivan

01:20:08.500 says interesting

01:20:09.180 I didn't know

01:20:09.680 much about

01:20:10.140 Vanderzam but

01:20:10.940 I'm gonna go

01:20:11.480 read up on

01:20:11.980 him we'll go

01:20:12.860 watch Vanderzam's

01:20:13.860 interviews on

01:20:14.660 the old Webster

01:20:15.540 show Vanderzam is

01:20:17.000 just very I think

01:20:18.460 he's a very

01:20:18.960 charismatic guy I

01:20:20.100 would love if we

01:20:21.460 had more politicians

01:20:22.260 around like Bill

01:20:22.900 Vanderzam and that

01:20:23.860 guy's still around

01:20:24.640 and kicking because

01:20:25.460 Dutch people age 1.00

01:20:27.240 beautifully he is

01:20:28.780 like 91 or 90 and

01:20:30.420 he looks 60 and he

01:20:32.020 was actually vindicated

01:20:33.260 recently and he

01:20:34.760 actually was right

01:20:35.980 about opposing the

01:20:36.960 HST in BC because

01:20:38.280 people were like oh

01:20:39.260 well it makes it so

01:20:40.420 that the HST in

01:20:41.840 theory actually

01:20:42.440 reduces the amount

01:20:44.260 of tax people pay

01:20:45.700 and the provincial

01:20:48.100 government the

01:20:48.580 federal government

01:20:49.120 just split the HST

01:20:51.000 so if we only have

01:20:52.840 3% provincial sales

01:20:54.080 taxes it gets

01:20:55.420 combined with the

01:20:56.020 5% from the

01:20:56.800 government but we

01:20:57.400 take 4% of the

01:20:58.280 revenue the problem

01:20:59.420 is what Trudeau

01:21:00.460 just did with the

01:21:01.540 GST HST freeze

01:21:03.220 is that any

01:21:04.300 province with an

01:21:04.920 HST got all their

01:21:06.020 provincial sales

01:21:06.760 taxes taken away

01:21:07.820 so the deficit in

01:21:09.540 British Columbia

01:21:10.700 would have been

01:21:11.280 even worse if

01:21:13.140 what if what

01:21:14.980 if what

01:21:16.880 Vanderzam wanted

01:21:18.540 didn't happen

01:21:19.500 that and there

01:21:20.420 was a combined

01:21:20.920 HST the deficit

01:21:21.960 for EB would have

01:21:22.760 been way worse if

01:21:23.860 they didn't have

01:21:24.540 those two months

01:21:25.680 of tax revenues

01:21:27.440 deal on EDU

01:21:30.420 how's it going

01:21:31.140 Wyatt not too 0.83

01:21:32.040 bad everyone

01:21:33.120 should actually

01:21:33.520 go and check

01:21:34.000 out Dylan

01:21:34.480 EDU's channel

01:21:35.440 young guy

01:21:36.140 starting a channel

01:21:36.900 from Saskatchewan

01:21:37.640 he's been doing

01:21:38.100 a good job

01:21:38.780 Wyatt do you

01:21:46.060 know DD's

01:21:46.720 speed shop in

01:21:47.500 Calgary I do

01:21:48.520 not

01:21:48.840 and Dylan

01:21:54.720 EDU says

01:21:55.420 how do you

01:21:55.780 think the

01:21:56.060 tariffs will

01:21:56.480 affect the

01:21:56.920 polls I'm

01:21:57.460 thinking they

01:21:57.820 help the

01:21:58.160 CPC if

01:21:58.880 anything but

01:21:59.480 apparently I'm

01:22:00.280 a lonely

01:22:00.640 voice they

01:22:01.680 could I think

01:22:02.540 we have to see

01:22:02.960 what happens in

01:22:03.520 the long run

01:22:03.940 right now the

01:22:05.480 only thing that

01:22:06.060 could happen in

01:22:06.560 the polls is the

01:22:07.180 liberals rise because

01:22:08.140 they're at rock

01:22:08.940 bottom right now and

01:22:10.340 when you're at rock

01:22:10.960 bottom and the

01:22:11.760 conservatives were at

01:22:12.460 like 45 47% it's

01:22:14.900 really hard for the

01:22:15.640 conservatives to like

01:22:16.540 squeeze out more of

01:22:18.460 the vote so if

01:22:19.940 anything happens

01:22:20.620 maybe in the long

01:22:21.440 run the the

01:22:22.540 tariff issue is

01:22:23.200 going to help the

01:22:23.760 conservatives because

01:22:24.440 the liberals look 0.98

01:22:25.140 incompetent on it 0.60

01:22:26.040 but right now we're

01:22:27.100 in a we're in a

01:22:27.740 situation where they

01:22:28.880 can only rise if you

01:22:30.220 know I mean

01:22:30.680 Joe Daracel

01:22:33.780 I think I assume

01:22:35.460 it's Joe Daracel

01:22:36.360 another hero of the

01:22:38.280 chat thank you for

01:22:39.700 the $50 super chat

01:22:41.180 thank you young man

01:22:42.460 watch you all the

01:22:43.380 time hopefully I am

01:22:44.900 not too grating to

01:22:45.780 watch

01:22:46.200 I'm trying to do

01:22:47.540 more videos these

01:22:48.280 days I'm trying to

01:22:49.020 overwhelm you guys

01:22:49.820 but yeah thank you

01:22:51.160 Joe Daracel another

01:22:52.620 hero of the show

01:22:53.900 helping sustain us as

01:22:55.320 we go along

01:22:56.060 yeah see whoa Joe

01:22:58.280 a lot of people yeah

01:22:59.780 based Joe Daracel

01:23:01.160 and yeah Clyde do

01:23:03.440 something does rock

01:23:04.300 Brenda Weeb

01:23:05.440 and

01:23:07.680 hey dog

01:23:16.180 someone give me 50 bucks

01:23:18.040 Trudeau has me eating

01:23:19.140 Katie and fried

01:23:20.300 wieners when I was in

01:23:21.820 BC making when I was

01:23:24.060 in BC doing campaign

01:23:26.340 work my diet was

01:23:28.460 horrible I would just

01:23:29.980 and this is self

01:23:30.940 imposed I whenever I'm

01:23:32.120 alone I like to be as

01:23:33.480 frugal as humanly

01:23:34.560 possible so I would

01:23:36.020 buy breakfast sausages

01:23:37.340 two days from

01:23:38.140 expiration and I would

01:23:39.560 just eat breakfast

01:23:40.300 sausages like pallets

01:23:41.720 of breakfast sausages

01:23:42.720 for two days until I

01:23:44.240 had to go reload and

01:23:45.680 if the grocery store did

01:23:46.660 not have cheap

01:23:47.360 breakfast sausages I

01:23:48.720 moved on shook the

01:23:50.320 dust off my feet and I

01:23:51.940 moved to the next

01:23:52.740 grocery store to see if

01:23:53.960 they had cheap

01:23:54.580 breakfast sausages I am a

01:23:56.940 breakfast sausage

01:23:57.640 connoisseur

01:23:58.360 KRO I meant volunteer

01:24:02.480 help with your channel

01:24:03.460 it's important to

01:24:04.180 Canada at the moment

01:24:05.800 no I'm pretty good with

01:24:07.220 editing my own videos I

01:24:08.540 don't do as many edited

01:24:09.560 videos but I'm kind of

01:24:10.600 getting back into that

01:24:11.680 I might make a video on

01:24:14.020 why I don't trust the

01:24:15.480 Ontario party

01:24:16.740 actually here I'll show

01:24:18.000 you guys right now

01:24:18.560 because anyone watching

01:24:20.280 this should know this

01:24:21.100 because the Ontario party

01:24:22.960 saying oh why doesn't

01:24:23.900 the conservatives want

01:24:24.780 like the new blue party

01:24:25.760 want to work with us to

01:24:26.720 take on the PCs the

01:24:28.520 Ontario party let's be

01:24:30.240 very clear is a front

01:24:32.060 group for the PC party

01:24:33.340 it is meant to try and

01:24:34.540 break up the opposition

01:24:36.780 to the PCs on the right

01:24:37.960 and make it all look 0.88

01:24:38.700 ridiculous and 0.98

01:24:39.500 dysfunctional and I 1.00

01:24:41.600 just looked at this

01:24:42.420 today political parties

01:24:44.040 this is federal parties

01:24:44.980 political parties that

01:24:45.860 lost their eligibility to

01:24:47.040 become registered the

01:24:48.640 Ontario the Ontario

01:24:49.980 party of Canada and the

01:24:51.820 true north party of

01:24:52.800 Canada now the true 0.72

01:24:54.220 north party of Canada

01:24:55.200 was something that

01:24:55.900 Derek Sloan was trying

01:24:57.040 to start in the summer

01:24:58.680 of 2021 he raised like

01:25:01.200 a hundred and fifty

01:25:02.000 thousand dollars into

01:25:03.220 the Derek Sloan pack

01:25:05.120 and then the money just

01:25:06.620 disappeared the the party

01:25:08.060 never got registered and

01:25:09.520 that is why it lost its

01:25:10.860 eligibility they like kind

01:25:12.580 of reserve the name and

01:25:13.780 then they did nothing else

01:25:14.660 with it and it died even

01:25:15.740 though that money going

01:25:16.840 into Sloan pack was

01:25:18.540 meant to pay for people

01:25:19.920 to you know get the you

01:25:22.780 know get the party off the

01:25:23.680 ground and they never did

01:25:24.480 and then it's suspicious

01:25:25.800 that I see the Ontario

01:25:27.080 party of Canada is it

01:25:29.180 tried to become a

01:25:30.580 registered federal party

01:25:31.860 and my theory on why it

01:25:33.900 suddenly lost its

01:25:35.780 eligibility is either

01:25:37.120 they're so lazy they just

01:25:38.240 didn't fall through or

01:25:39.540 what they were doing was

01:25:40.620 an obvious fake donation

01:25:42.840 scheme they wanted to

01:25:44.380 register a federal party

01:25:45.600 so Sloan could say hey if

01:25:47.720 you support the Ontario

01:25:48.900 party but you don't live in

01:25:50.060 Ontario vote like you

01:25:51.660 know donate to the Ontario

01:25:53.140 party of Canada and we

01:25:54.300 will run good conservative

01:25:56.300 like right-wing people and

01:25:58.180 every riding in Ontario

01:25:59.520 federally and they're not

01:26:00.440 even really going to do it

01:26:01.300 but it allows them to make

01:26:03.140 an excuse for people in

01:26:04.680 Alberta and the Yukon and

01:26:05.960 Northwest territories to

01:26:07.460 fund the people who are

01:26:08.860 running the Ontario party

01:26:10.120 so you're not funding the

01:26:11.560 Ontario party but the

01:26:12.740 people who work at the

01:26:13.620 Ontario party also happen

01:26:15.400 to work at the Ontario

01:26:16.560 party of Canada so if an

01:26:18.540 Albertan funds the Ontario

01:26:20.140 party of Canada they're still

01:26:21.220 paying for the Ontario party 0.51

01:26:22.540 staff it's silly and I knew

01:26:27.120 because the Ontario party 0.50

01:26:28.800 keep saying oh the new blue

01:26:29.960 party won't work for us I

01:26:31.560 was literally the mediator

01:26:33.660 between the new blue party

01:26:35.280 and the Ontario party I know

01:26:37.640 that Derek Sloan and Dan

01:26:39.760 Stasco from the Ontario party

01:26:41.600 were not serious about

01:26:42.920 combining and working

01:26:44.620 together they weren't their

01:26:46.340 terms were basically Derek

01:26:47.760 becomes the leader and gets

01:26:48.920 to do whatever he wants

01:26:49.940 even though he did no work

01:26:51.540 to get any of this off the

01:26:52.560 ground and the Ontario party

01:26:53.820 is a joke compared to the

01:26:54.820 new blue party but oh my

01:26:56.220 goodness Jim Carajalios and

01:26:57.540 the new blue party won't

01:26:58.400 work with us no you're an 1.00

01:27:00.040 idiot you don't have you're 1.00

01:27:01.380 not bringing anything to the 1.00

01:27:02.380 table I used to like Derek I

01:27:04.680 donated to $849 I think it

01:27:07.300 was actually more like $1,500

01:27:08.560 but I can only find the first

01:27:10.840 page of the records from my

01:27:12.180 donations you can look up my

01:27:13.600 donation records to his

01:27:14.680 leadership campaign it's on

01:27:15.840 the website of the government I

01:27:18.080 liked him and then he started

01:27:19.640 screwing around and look at 0.56

01:27:21.960 this I even have receipts

01:27:23.620 here I said Derek Sloan took

01:27:25.840 in approximately $150,000 to

01:27:28.260 start true north party telling

01:27:29.580 people to donate to Sloan

01:27:31.040 pack to help fund the people

01:27:32.160 doing the work to get the

01:27:33.000 party started the party was

01:27:34.460 never started a Sloan pack

01:27:36.460 hosted on Derek Sloan.ca is

01:27:38.160 now defunct look and I can

01:27:39.920 prove it here is his video from

01:27:42.000 May 24th of 2021 talking about

01:27:44.880 how you should donate to this

01:27:45.980 nonprofit organization to help

01:27:48.140 people get the true north party

01:27:49.620 off the ground it literally is

01:27:51.960 what this whole thing is about

01:27:53.220 that it helps mobilize it like

01:27:55.800 his this whole video is about

01:27:56.780 the true north party and then he

01:27:58.500 has your donation will remain

01:27:59.780 100% confidential this is done

01:28:01.900 through the Derek through Derek's

01:28:03.360 website where is Derek's website

01:28:05.140 now it is on a GoDaddy hosting

01:28:07.600 page anyone can buy it what the

01:28:12.100 people again the Ontario party is

01:28:13.840 an op I can't say that in any

01:28:15.580 other way a lot of PC insiders

01:28:18.080 who don't want the PC votes

01:28:19.660 going new blue tell all their

01:28:21.260 people don't vote Ontario Jim

01:28:23.180 Carajalius is hard to work with 1.00

01:28:24.680 he's rude to people yeah it's

01:28:26.860 almost like Jim's keeps getting 0.96

01:28:28.140 screwed over by people and

01:28:29.440 eventually he it might make him a

01:28:31.020 little bit scarred over time but

01:28:32.440 Jim's a great guy he started the

01:28:34.560 acts the carbon tax movement

01:28:35.820 in 2018 but yeah oh and rare one

01:28:42.120 AB says the NDP liberals WF

01:28:44.340 globalists want the tariffs and

01:28:45.780 yeah I 100% agree with that they

01:28:47.500 want this fight to go on because

01:28:49.820 they it allows them to pretend like

01:28:52.540 they're somehow patriotic we're

01:28:54.880 standing up to Trump even though 0.88

01:28:56.460 they keep kicking Canadians in the 0.99

01:28:57.840 face every single year with their

01:28:59.160 high taxes and regulations and

01:29:01.340 shutting down the pipelines but no

01:29:03.200 it's team Canada now it's obviously

01:29:05.300 not

01:29:05.700 uh manav uh Karana uh Karana says

01:29:10.880 what do you think of some of the

01:29:12.720 Toronto CPC candidates running we

01:29:15.220 have some in the ridings like York

01:29:17.000 Centre Ellington Lawrence beaches

01:29:19.920 East York um what do you what are

01:29:23.240 you talking about with the

01:29:24.260 candidates there are some candidates

01:29:25.740 I'm not exactly cool with um some

01:29:29.100 guys who came over from the

01:29:30.840 conservative the from the Ontario PC

01:29:32.840 party who are automatically given

01:29:34.660 um nominations I did not like that

01:29:38.220 um so yeah like if it's if we're

01:29:43.880 talking about a lot of like kind of

01:29:45.940 ethnic community candidates and

01:29:49.980 they're kind of being shoved

01:29:50.800 through I'm not sure if what you're

01:29:52.620 getting at there but yeah there is

01:29:54.620 still a lot of problems in Brampton

01:29:56.160 and Mississauga local nomination

01:29:57.960 politics where I think that where a

01:30:00.820 lot of people are being elected as

01:30:01.980 like community leaders who are not

01:30:04.020 actually conservatives in any way

01:30:05.460 like here's a good example from

01:30:06.960 British Columbia um he's the right

01:30:09.800 he's the candidate for Surrey

01:30:11.060 Guilford federally not the good BC

01:30:14.300 conservative uh candidate for Surrey

01:30:16.560 Guilford Hanvir Randhawa but this

01:30:18.740 is the Surrey Guilford candidate

01:30:20.000 federally uh um I think uh what is

01:30:24.700 his name um forget it I'm trying to

01:30:26.560 forget it but this guy literally ran for

01:30:28.180 the NDP in 2019 and now he's running

01:30:30.100 for the conservatives in 2015 2025 it's

01:30:33.420 ridiculous Harjit Singh Gill why is this

01:30:36.300 guy a candidate but I guess it's I don't 0.98

01:30:40.020 know he just is allowed to be for some

01:30:42.420 reason and we just don't we don't for

01:30:44.900 some reason I get kicked out of

01:30:46.100 nominations but someone who's literally

01:30:47.840 an NDP hack or someone who ran for the

01:30:50.040 liberals last time or something like

01:30:51.500 that that's totally fine even though

01:30:53.760 they've never done anything for anyone

01:30:55.340 and it felt like the party wants somebody

01:30:58.020 who's like a former radio host on their

01:30:59.860 side it's like

01:31:00.480 anyways um someone asked up here uh who

01:31:08.360 what when is Brittany coming back to make 1.00

01:31:10.380 an appearance on TNT whenever we happen

01:31:12.940 to be back together at some event where

01:31:15.460 we can film something so uh we just don't

01:31:18.380 live anywhere close to each other

01:31:19.660 uh my cup is full thank you for the two

01:31:24.200 dollar super chat and she says I vote

01:31:26.700 Danielle Smith for PM we need leaders

01:31:29.020 uh I still think actually Pierre Polyev

01:31:32.640 would make a better prime minister than

01:31:34.820 Danielle Smith my problem with Danielle

01:31:36.160 Smith she still needs to cut spending 1.00

01:31:37.640 she still needs to cut taxes spending is 1.00

01:31:40.280 up 13% since she became premier I like

01:31:43.880 what she's doing on the border I like

01:31:45.600 what she's doing with the Trump

01:31:46.420 administration she's doing what she 1.00

01:31:48.160 needs to do I still think she needs to 0.99

01:31:50.200 get the cut taxes cut and I'm not

01:31:51.620 saying this to be overly critical I'm

01:31:53.420 saying this because I want her to

01:31:55.000 clobber Nenshi in 2027 and if their

01:31:58.560 taxes are still too high come 2027 if

01:32:01.460 spending is too high in 2027 how do they

01:32:03.880 market against Nenshi and say he's a

01:32:05.520 tax and spend liberal when we're taxing

01:32:07.760 and spending as much as the NDP was

01:32:09.840 previously that's what we need to fix

01:32:12.100 yeah and absolutely campsite said Rob

01:32:16.760 uh I think you mean Doug Ford because

01:32:18.820 Rob Ford was conservative uh I'm going

01:32:21.220 to assume that you mean Doug Ford and

01:32:22.320 read it that way Doug Ford is a liberal

01:32:23.900 they should sue him for false branding

01:32:26.120 absolutely uh Brenda Weave 6.699 super

01:32:30.720 chat thank you for that the tariff fund

01:32:33.220 is another slush fund in the making we

01:32:35.340 we have seen this before and you are

01:32:37.320 absolutely right people like Doug Ford

01:32:40.260 the federal government and passing relief

01:32:42.400 packages there is going to be money

01:32:44.420 oozing into non-profit groups and other

01:32:48.120 organizations and companies who are not

01:32:50.340 in trouble who do not need it but they

01:32:52.420 are friends of the liberal government

01:32:53.760 because we've seen the liberals and the

01:32:55.640 Ontario PCs and places like the BC NDP

01:32:58.380 give money to people who friends who

01:33:01.420 didn't deserve it when there wasn't even

01:33:02.800 a crisis going on do you think they're

01:33:04.700 not going to assume that people aren't

01:33:06.100 going to scrutinize them as much because

01:33:07.440 there's a crisis and they can get away

01:33:08.780 with it they're obviously going to try

01:33:10.400 and push the envelope now that there's a

01:33:11.680 crisis they always do it

01:33:14.480 um

01:33:21.480 you

01:33:23.480 you

01:33:25.480 you

01:33:27.480 you

01:33:31.480 you

01:33:33.480 you

01:33:35.480 you

01:33:37.480 you

01:33:39.480 yeah when you said good investigative

01:33:48.140 stuff I assume you're talking about me

01:33:49.560 going over the Derek Sloan stuff that

01:33:51.680 then again it's so annoying when I see

01:33:53.260 people talking bad about Jim Carajalios and

01:33:56.680 Jim's not a perfect person nobody is but

01:33:58.780 people criticize him when he's obviously

01:34:02.040 not when he's obviously not acting well um how

01:34:06.520 do I put this but like when people criticize

01:34:09.240 Jim Carajalios when obviously the Ontario

01:34:11.840 party is actually the problem here they're

01:34:14.280 a party who showed up a year after the new

01:34:16.240 blue party started the new blue party ran

01:34:18.460 123 candidates last election they would have

01:34:21.380 had 124 but one guy technically hadn't quite

01:34:23.960 left the military yet so they had he was

01:34:26.280 forced off the ballot by elections beast by

01:34:28.660 elections Ontario but they run they run people

01:34:31.740 in every riding they have EDAs in every

01:34:33.540 riding they even hold nominations despite

01:34:35.660 being a small party but yeah Jeff Yang says

01:34:39.420 there are still 37 ridings in Ontario with

01:34:42.060 no candidate all these are still in

01:34:43.500 nomination stages with no announcement

01:34:45.340 dates if this is the Jeff Yang I know guys

01:34:48.220 if you live in Willowdale Jeff Yang is a

01:34:50.220 very good candidate for the conservative

01:34:51.820 party nomination out there I tend to like

01:34:54.140 him a lot good orthodox conservative on all

01:34:56.940 the issues so yeah if you live in Willowdale's

01:34:59.260 riding please vote for Jeff Yang I like him

01:35:03.420 um Claire Schilbeer says Carney is more

01:35:09.180 boring business type Trudeau wasn't he

01:35:11.660 literally in his wedding party I don't

01:35:13.740 think Carney was it's people like uh

01:35:17.180 Seamus O'Regan and Mark Miller and those

01:35:20.220 types of people like uh Gerald Butts who are

01:35:22.460 in his wedding party all the wedding party crew

01:35:25.020 are endorsing Carney so I can see where

01:35:27.340 someone would confuse that Chad McMillan why

01:35:32.540 should Alberta stay I don't know it's

01:35:35.420 because we can hopefully make Canada less uh

01:35:39.260 less liberal over time by sticking around

01:35:43.820 um yeah oh hey it is the right Jeff so

01:35:45.740 yeah everyone go check out Jeff if you live in

01:35:47.420 Willowdale

01:35:57.740 do I have this here yeah I think I found it

01:36:02.700 hey guys if you live in Willowdale that's uh

01:36:04.460 Jeff Yang's website so go check that out if you

01:36:06.700 you're in that area again we need really good

01:36:09.100 orthodox conservatives in a new conservative

01:36:11.260 government because the problem we have right now

01:36:13.820 is everyone wants to be a conservative nominee

01:36:15.900 because it's easier to win as a conservative

01:36:17.820 so you end up getting people who are not very

01:36:19.660 conservative running to be conservative

01:36:21.500 candidates who in a poly of government they're

01:36:23.980 mostly going to be harmless but they're also

01:36:25.980 not going to encourage more hawkish policy they're

01:36:30.220 not going to encourage more cuts to useless spending

01:36:33.900 you're going to get a lot of red tories in who they

01:36:36.780 don't want to touch that because it could be

01:36:38.060 controversial the media is going to go after

01:36:40.060 them then they're going to get tight and when

01:36:41.740 they get tight they undermine the confidence the

01:36:44.620 leader has that he can do things because his own

01:36:46.940 people look like he wouldn't back them up because

01:36:48.460 they won't even stand up for themselves

01:36:50.460 yeah

01:36:53.900 uh six more people oh likes people wait what do we

01:36:58.460 have to get even

01:37:01.500 what are our likes at i can't even look at it right

01:37:04.220 now hey but good thing we got to 34 000 today guys so we got

01:37:08.140 we we are at on track to getting to 100 000 by mid-december as long as we

01:37:13.340 can keep this ball rolling uh the good thing is federal

01:37:17.580 election is going to be very easy to get new subscribers out of because

01:37:20.620 i do a lot of polling and people like polling

01:37:23.180 uh maybe i'll bring up this it's the first day tracker i think

01:37:27.180 uh there's actually already day two out and it's of course going to be day

01:37:30.620 three out tomorrow but let's look at the ontario

01:37:33.740 provincial polling that main street has i have the insider one so you can see it a

01:37:37.980 little bit but this is what their day one polling looks like for the pcs

01:37:42.060 this is where i think they have a good chance of falling down

01:37:45.260 this is with all undecided voters added in once you put in leaning voters

01:37:49.580 leaning voters tend to go pc which means that you know it could end up in a bad

01:37:54.140 spot but what you end up with is that the pcs could punch 35 but i think the

01:38:01.580 death number for them is 36 where the pcs might just get a

01:38:06.460 minority government in fact i would prefer the liberals or the

01:38:10.540 pcs just get a minority government because

01:38:13.100 they are not very good they need to be stuck in with the liberals and the ndp

01:38:17.740 in a tug of war where nothing gets done for two years because that's better

01:38:21.340 than any of those parties have in control not the most likely outcome but it's an

01:38:26.220 outcome that i hope for

01:38:27.740 rach w8512 five dollar super chat thank you very much for that uh i said uh you

01:38:34.780 said you should go on with uh go on with northern perspective you all are so

01:38:39.100 knowledgeable i think it would be good conversation

01:38:41.740 uh maybe i actually don't run um i'm i don't i will like don't um

01:38:48.620 uh blah what is it i i don't really watch them as much i should i know they do a lot of deep

01:38:53.660 dives into like corruption issues and whatnot the only reason i don't end up watching is like

01:38:58.380 with the green slush fund there's some good information that comes out but other than the

01:39:02.140 top line liberals giving their friends money on the board um i don't usually need to look into

01:39:09.420 it deeper than that because once we're hashing out who got money and who didn't it almost doesn't

01:39:15.020 matter they're liberal insiders getting money but yeah they do a good job on on all that research they do

01:39:20.300 uh yeah absolutely len uh gun don uh canada needs interprovincial trade barriers and restrictions

01:39:30.940 removed uh by canadian and the thing is people would buy canadian more if we had lower taxes

01:39:36.860 and the thing is this is a controversial take i would say uh we uh like we i like what what we need

01:39:45.020 to do is i uh my controversial take is we actually shouldn't be putting tariffs on the u.s in response

01:39:50.300 that's not because we should be weak it's just that we shouldn't weaken individual canadians and

01:39:55.260 tariffs are going to weaken individual canadians because it means individuals pay more for their

01:40:00.300 products and services who cares if someone's buying from the u.s or canada or guatemala these days

01:40:05.660 we are just not solvent enough to really be concerned with where canadians are buying their products

01:40:11.580 canadians are not in the right position for a trade war and again what's more what's better and it

01:40:18.460 gets back at the u.s if you want to get back at the u.s know what you need to do you need to what

01:40:24.780 you need to do is you need to lower taxes we need to be more competitive that's what we need to do if

01:40:29.500 we actually want to fight the u.s 0.93

01:40:39.100 it's the tim pool factor after two minutes sometimes it's too boring to keep watching i watch tim pool

01:40:45.020 sometimes because sometimes he covers issues that other people don't and i i do like that the

01:40:50.780 problem with tim pool though is that i find that he sometimes can be very emotionally manipulative with

01:40:55.900 how he talks uh okay this is interesting chester 801 says northern perspectives has the opinion the

01:41:04.940 ndp caucus won't support jagmeet holding off the non-confidence vote one for their most recent videos

01:41:10.700 kind of breaks it down i okay i could see that i even had an ndp insider on the show who was against

01:41:17.500 sing the polling shows most of the party supporters think he's not the right leader

01:41:22.300 my problem though is the ndp i think realizes to get rid of sing would be more chaotic and

01:41:28.540 guaranteed they all go down or at least most of them go down to flaming defeat and i think most of

01:41:34.300 them especially people like charlie angus are willing to hold this thing out as long as possible

01:41:39.180 because they simply hate the conservatives and then on top of it right now they do have some

01:41:43.660 good ready-made excuses given to them by doug ford as well as the trade war to say why we don't need

01:41:49.660 to have the election right now because ontario voters are exhausted you know it's election fatigue

01:41:55.340 as well as we need to figure out how we can get a good trade package uh done to fight the uh

01:42:01.340 fight the trade war whatever

01:42:04.700 uh 0.97

01:42:09.180 fnaf man on our darn wyatt every time i head to bed i'm brought uh i'm drawn back 0.89

01:42:16.380 every time i try and get out they drag me back in uh who shot ashley babbitt says tim pool skateboards 0.92

01:42:23.980 without a helmet the cte is real by the way this person's account who shot actually babbitt you said

01:42:29.740 you're too a libertarian to run for office but isn't that kind of the point though that you should run

01:42:35.020 for like the new blue party if you live in ontario as a candidate to try and move the overton window

01:42:40.780 to a smaller government kind of position you're not you don't have to even win you even walk into

01:42:46.060 the race knowing you're not going to win but you can basically try and grab away a thousand fifteen

01:42:51.020 hundred two thousand voters who then are going to be you get to an opportunity to talk to and talk about

01:42:57.020 why the government growing has actually made people poorer over time

01:43:05.820 chester 801 says and this is a good point charlie angus isn't running for re-election i don't think

01:43:10.460 they care what he thinks if the others are trying to actually get re-elected well the problem is some

01:43:15.420 of them know they can't get re-elected too though some of them don't care because they could easily 0.99

01:43:20.140 win re-election anyways and people like leah gaz and they're so gormlessly stupid that i don't think 0.98

01:43:25.020 that they really care what happens um but the problem is is that some of them are so likely to 0.90

01:43:31.980 lose like like jagme singh is that they might want to hold out until october when they get their pensions

01:43:37.900 and maybe negotiate for you an even longer away election because these candidates their problem is

01:43:43.020 that they know they're broke the ndp is broke these candidates do not have a lot of money on hand so

01:43:47.500 it's going to be difficult for them to even fight an election anyways uh brenda weeb thank you for the

01:43:54.620 13.99 super chat brenda weeb is another hero of the live stream you were up against a lot of 0.69

01:44:00.460 commentators maybe look at canada on the world stage for some commentary no one does that i'm

01:44:05.420 waiting to find a canadian to do that realistically like i could do that later on my thing is you almost

01:44:10.780 have to become big enough that you can talk about things that are kind of out of the box

01:44:15.020 or else you just die on the algorithm if i start trying to talk about international issues

01:44:19.420 and sometimes people don't want to hear me talk about like ukraine and whatnot because i have non

01:44:23.740 i have non-populist opinions on foreign policy that makes me seem like an establishment shill

01:44:28.780 i am very dan crenshaw ish when it comes to foreign policy i actually just had a really good talk

01:44:34.540 yesterday with former mp rob anders about um you know eastern europe and whatnot and he made the great

01:44:41.180 point that in any world you're always going to have to choose between do you want russia or china

01:44:45.980 to have sway over your country or do you want america to and i'm always going to choose america

01:44:52.460 but yeah thank you for that but yeah i will think about doing more stuff on the world stage if i ever

01:44:58.220 start talking about american politics or world politics more i'd almost start a new brand new

01:45:03.020 channel for that because the problem is the algorithm doesn't really know what to do with your channel

01:45:07.580 once you start stop consistently talking about canada you start talking about the us

01:45:11.580 it starts trying to serve up all your canadian videos or some of them to your new us audience

01:45:16.220 and they they like you for your us videos but every time they see a canadian video they're like

01:45:20.940 what's this i don't know what this is but yeah thank you for that uh brenda but uh jody mitchell

01:45:27.580 here why thank you for the five dollar super chat jody why what's your take on why the 278 day bc

01:45:34.700 parliament break happens our ports in bc need tending absolutely and you're right about the

01:45:39.900 ports we do not even have port police in british colombia anymore there is no port police the trump

01:45:45.580 administration is well aware of this this is why they have a problem with the fentanyl this is why

01:45:50.220 they know when canadian politicians say not that much fentanyl goes from canada into the us they don't

01:45:55.820 know what they're talking about because we don't even police it how would we know but yeah um the 278 day

01:46:01.740 break this is why eb is so vulnerable if new election happens this is also why he cannot afford

01:46:08.300 for this uh lawsuit in surrey guilford for that election being overturned because it's super tight

01:46:14.620 22 vote win for gary beg but there's obviously tons of problems in that election like david eby cannot

01:46:21.340 afford for that riding to get flipped because he will then be in a minority government even less than a

01:46:26.860 minority because he will have to put forward uh a person as speaker and then he the thing is

01:46:33.900 everyone hates his guts right now he lied about the thousand dollar grocery rebate i thought that 0.76

01:46:38.540 was a bad policy in general because it's just inflation basically he's just going to cut everyone

01:46:42.460 in an inflationary check like the the provincial government obviously doesn't contribute to inflation

01:46:47.980 as much as the federal government because they can't print money but the government taking

01:46:52.620 money and just injecting it into a market or into people's wallets will end up increasing prices a

01:46:59.660 little bit plus again it's just tax dollars he's just going to increase taxes for it he's just going

01:47:04.780 to find some way of cutting vital spending for the police or something like that to pay for it

01:47:10.860 so that's something else that ticks people off er is shutting down bc ferries constantly shutting down

01:47:17.180 he does not have the capacity to have an election next year or two because david eby

01:47:21.820 so many people who voted for him in this election probably woke up like a week after

01:47:27.100 the bc ndp were put back into office realizing oh my goodness what did we do

01:47:32.300 and the bc conservatives again have been running great ads on the fact that they haven't even been

01:47:36.620 doing anything half these ministers have not clocked in more than like one or two days in the office

01:47:42.060 since they were re-elected except they all got a four hundred thousand dollar pay raise the cabinet

01:47:47.660 now costs like two million dollars in in salaries it's ridiculous there's only like a 50 people

01:47:53.100 there or actually no it's way more than two million but it's two million in uh staffing uh increased

01:47:59.580 costs and then four hundred thousand in direct raises for the mlas because he gave everyone a

01:48:04.540 promotion to minister or to parliamentary secretary and all that stuff uh i said tushin five dollar super

01:48:13.420 chat thank you tushin uh and he says can i make a hopefully constructive criticism of your channel

01:48:19.580 in private somewhere i don't want to do it in public sure you can always go and email me at

01:48:24.620 wyatt at wyattclaypool.com so that's just my first name at wyattclaypool.com if you want to send

01:48:31.020 anything and people every once in a while tell me that i dart my eyes around too much it's almost one of

01:48:36.460 those things you can't help because when you're doing a live stream or you're doing a video that's all

01:48:41.180 done in one take i'm and i'm looking through files on my computer i naturally will like look up there

01:48:46.700 because i'm looking at something on screen looking down there and then there's also just the idea that

01:48:50.060 sometimes you have to dart your eyes around while you're thinking because you're trying to keep the

01:48:53.820 flow of the video i'm not just reading a script or doing some sort of like a teleprompter in the

01:49:00.620 videos i've done that are very edited like my one on on uh cult mtl this liberal front group that gets

01:49:06.620 money to propagandize against the conservatives that one i i basically stare down the barrel of

01:49:11.660 the camera or at least stare at a part of my screen that's not uncomfortable for the viewership because

01:49:16.540 you don't want me literally staring at the camera that one's far better but yeah you can always uh

01:49:21.900 send me any constructive criticisms you have wait sorry everything jumped happens every once in a while

01:49:29.340 mark says i have a lot of friends scared of losing abortion rights if pcs when i assume even federal

01:49:37.740 conservatives but even then like what are people don't even know what abortion laws in canada are

01:49:45.020 we have none we are like the crazy outlier on the planet where you can get anything you can get a ninth

01:49:51.020 month partial birth abortion and no one's going to say anything about it and even then when you pull 0.88

01:49:55.580 canadians on that most people think that is banned and if they don't know and if they're informed it's

01:50:00.460 not banned they think it should be banned uh okay wait i think i'm caught up on the chat so i don't want

01:50:10.860 to um i'm probably going to end it uh somewhat shortly here just because i don't want this to go on forever

01:50:17.660 uh and it's already almost two hours but thanks for everyone for checking in i'm just looking at some other

01:50:22.220 issues here i can talk about uh campsite zed says victoria school board denying cops entry to schools

01:50:30.300 how communist is that how about very i talked about this with ryan painter on one of my recent

01:50:36.460 interviews i i thought they were maybe doing this to save money and it was a way of also kicking the

01:50:41.180 police they said it doesn't even save the money it was just the police willing to do it for free in

01:50:45.420 terms of use some of their budget to monitor schools because it's also good for keeping uh crime down to do

01:50:50.940 this stuff and they just didn't care like what they just did not like they just didn't want the

01:50:57.100 police there at all it doesn't benefit them to not have them there they're just so anti-cop they didn't

01:51:01.100 want them uh claire shilbeer says abortion is not an issue here well it's only not an issue because

01:51:13.900 people don't want it to be an issue if there is a country that should have abortion as an issue it's 0.99

01:51:20.060 canada because we have crazy anti-life laws we need something sensible something that adds some more

01:51:27.980 out because why do you think canada is such a morally relative country it's because our law reflects

01:51:33.580 moral relativism that nothing's really true nothing's really good or bad it's just all stuff i mean

01:51:40.380 that oh maid oh you can have maid if you want you can have drugs if you want you can have abortion 0.98

01:51:44.940 up until maybe when your kid's five and that's totally cool and that's one of those things our

01:51:49.660 our lack of abortion laws is something that does morally degrade the character of the country when 0.99

01:51:55.980 we're all just supposed to accept that yeah sex selective abortion literally killing a child 0.94

01:52:00.540 because it's a girl or a boy that's cool um okay i do agree with you there and claire so i i get

01:52:06.700 your point saying i just meant they wouldn't take it away yeah you are right that the liberals are

01:52:11.980 constantly pretending like the conservative party is suddenly going to just do a full-scale abortion

01:52:17.500 ban they're not going to do it they should ban something but the conservative party is just not

01:52:22.300 going to move on that and it's funny how that always becomes an issue like the the liberals and the

01:52:26.780 ndp are running on how a poly of is enabling the uh the the pro-life members of his of his or his

01:52:33.740 anti-abortion members of his caucus well where no he doesn't that would be one of my criticisms of

01:52:38.940 poly of is that sometimes he's too hard on the pro-life people and he doesn't let them talk enough

01:52:43.980 when this is such an easy issue to walk to work to win on you get on the debate stage

01:52:50.780 with justin trudeau and jagmeet singh and for yves francois blanchette and elizabeth may and you're

01:52:56.940 pure poly of and you have the metal to do this you just stand up and say well yeah i'm pro-life i'm not

01:53:02.460 sure if poly of's pro-life personally who knows although he had a hundred percent pro-life voting

01:53:06.780 record before he became leader pretty much other than the times where o'toole forced people to vote

01:53:11.660 for things like bill like certain bills or whatever but poly of uh if he got up on stage or any leader

01:53:18.140 any conservative got up on stage on a leader's debate and said what is your guys's favorite

01:53:22.300 thing about sex selective abortion why are you in favor of a ninth month part a partial birth abortion

01:53:28.620 none of these people would be able to tell you because it's so obviously wrong they couldn't

01:53:32.860 justify it that's the thing the left is so overextended on this issue if you just simply

01:53:39.100 basically talk stand up and say hey how about we eliminate medically unnecessary deaths of unborn

01:53:45.340 children none of them could say anything because they'd sound like monsters and rightfully so

01:53:50.380 we're trying to oppose that very common sense and moral policy but yeah

01:54:02.940 uh greter uh greter thurnberger thanks for the stream do you pre-announce them and where i don't

01:54:09.740 usually pre-announce them i'm trying to get better on that i promise you guys although i keep breaking

01:54:14.940 my promises i'm a consummate politician i will try and actually tell you when i'm doing my

01:54:20.060 next live stream like a day in advance when i plan to do one i'll probably do on like on a friday or

01:54:25.180 saturday again maybe i'll try and say it's gonna be every second every second week i'll do one on a

01:54:31.900 friday or saturday or a sunday night i'll try and do something like that but yeah uh but i usually just

01:54:37.660 do it when i feel like it because some days i just don't feel like the energy to do it

01:54:41.180 uh fijian says there's actually not a single case where abortion is medically necessary

01:54:49.660 i agree i agree and i think that any law could be ratcheted up to the point where you can basically

01:54:55.020 say well yeah that's not medically necessary unless you need it because you're you're you're about to

01:54:59.820 undergo chemo or something like that and it will kill you but the thing is that we always have to come

01:55:04.380 up with hypotheticals where someone has to do it and it's never a real case i don't think like you

01:55:10.300 know as a christian i don't think god would ever put a woman in a position where she has to kill a

01:55:14.940 child in order for herself to live i don't think that's ever happened anyways and so uh but that's

01:55:21.420 pretty much it for me today guys i'm gonna move on here just because i gotta gotta move i gotta you

01:55:27.180 know i just gotta get moving here uh thanks for everyone for watching it's been really fun

01:55:32.220 uh we're doing pretty good um well yeah so we'll have to talk about like pro-life issues on

01:55:39.260 another street because obviously i opened up a can of worms here at the very end

01:55:42.620 but anyway so thanks for watching everyone subscribe to the channel if you're not but i

01:55:46.780 assume all of you are uh but yeah so see you all later i'm gonna try and do a video tomorrow with

01:55:55.020 greg uh staley you guys should all go follow uh diverge media because i plan on doing something

01:55:59.900 where i release part one of a video on my channel and part two on his channel and uh i'm gonna be

01:56:05.580 talking more about the ontario election going forward all that sort of thing and so yeah

01:56:10.700 watch out for my videos make sure to do all the good stuff like liking the video and stuff like that

01:56:15.660 and i'll see you guys around

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The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - February 01, 2025

Eve of the Great Canada-US Trade War

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