The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - March 11, 2025


Fake Conservative Doug Ford backs Mark Carney (A Rant)


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Wyatt Claypool explains why Doug Ford's plan to impose a 25% tariff on all electricity imported into the United States backfired within 24 hours of being announced. He also explains why the U.S. should not be taxing Canadian dairy, cheese, softwood and other products.

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00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here.
00:00:03.120 As if to validate my point about people not voting for the Ontario PC Party in their provincial election
00:00:09.920 and instead voting for the New Blue Party of Ontario,
00:00:13.760 Doug Ford has come out and effectively backed Mark Carney.
00:00:18.380 Obviously, premiers don't really endorse federal politicians,
00:00:22.380 but Doug Ford is heavily signaling that he will work very well with Mark Carney.
00:00:26.680 He is not even the Prime Minister yet, but he's saying he wants to have meetings with him.
00:00:31.760 He's a very smart guy, and this in the midst of Doug Ford also making a complete fool of himself,
00:00:38.360 trying to pick a trade fight with Donald Trump and immediately backing down within 24 hours.
00:00:45.360 Am I in favor of Donald Trump putting tariffs on any Canadian products?
00:00:49.360 No, I'm also not in favor of Canada having its supply management system
00:00:53.880 that does in fact put tariffs not only on products coming between provinces in Canada,
00:01:00.000 but it also puts tariffs on products coming into Canada like dairy, cheese, softwood lumber, and all that stuff.
00:01:07.180 Stuff that we can easily compete with the world markets on.
00:01:10.960 We have wide open space, but we have too high a taxation rate.
00:01:15.540 If we just lowered it, we'd be way better off.
00:01:18.040 Before I get to Doug Ford kissing up to Mark Carney,
00:01:22.300 by the way, the Ford PCs hate the CPC and Pierre Polyev,
00:01:26.900 I just want to start off with this trade issue.
00:01:29.860 So Rebel News clipped this.
00:01:31.140 Thank you for Rebel News for clipping this stuff.
00:01:33.160 Obviously, as a one-man band here, it is difficult for me to go get all the clips,
00:01:37.240 so I am always very grateful for all the different individuals and networks
00:01:41.200 for doing the clipping of the public domain information.
00:01:43.900 Before I play the video, guys, remember, like the video, subscribe to the channel,
00:01:48.060 leave a comment, do all that great stuff.
00:01:50.080 But here is Doug Ford immediately backing down
00:01:53.480 because he said he was going to put a 25% tariff on all electricity imported into the United States.
00:02:00.840 I'm going to do a bit of an explanation on why that was dumb on its face,
00:02:04.460 but here is Doug Ford reacting to the fact that Donald Trump
00:02:07.720 was then going to up the steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada to 50%.
00:02:12.660 Well, just a little while ago, I had an opportunity to speak to Secretary Lutnick.
00:02:19.240 And Secretary Lutnick has sent out an olive branch to us to come down
00:02:25.140 and immediately meet with him, meet with the whole trade administration,
00:02:30.820 and discuss the future.
00:02:33.820 Rather than waiting until April 2nd, threats going back and forth, tit for tat,
00:02:39.460 I've agreed to suspend temporarily, and we always have that tool in our toolkit,
00:02:47.380 until we sit down over the next day or two.
00:02:51.080 I'll be heading down to Washington along with Dominic LeBlanc,
00:02:55.440 and we'll have a good discussion.
00:02:58.180 Yes, this clip also, by the way, goes on for three and a half minutes.
00:03:04.660 This is a long way of saying Doug Ford messed up and he is having to walk it all back.
00:03:10.000 By the way, I actually don't mind the general idea of retaliatory tariffs.
00:03:15.560 If the U.S. is going to put unfair tariffs on us, we should tariff them back.
00:03:19.820 Does the U.S. have some points about our border security, fentanyl,
00:03:22.640 and the lack of spending we do on defense?
00:03:25.280 Sure they do.
00:03:26.000 I still think tariffs are bad for the North American economy in general.
00:03:30.360 The U.S. shouldn't do it.
00:03:31.160 Canada shouldn't do it. 0.93
00:03:32.200 But the problem is, so that's for me saying that you can sometimes use retaliatory tariffs
00:03:38.580 if you're trying to get the other person back down.
00:03:40.500 The problem is, in Canada, we do not have the bandwidth
00:03:43.760 to put retaliatory tariffs on the United States,
00:03:47.020 because our tax are too high, our regulations are too high,
00:03:50.120 and what the government always wants to do is that we slap retaliatory tariffs on, 0.67
00:03:54.220 and then we're going to subsidize the affected industries.
00:03:58.120 No, everyone's affected.
00:03:59.260 As soon as you put on retaliatory tariffs, we are all paying higher prices.
00:04:03.100 What you should do, if the U.S. puts a tariff on you,
00:04:06.900 you should have already low enough taxes and regulations that you can weather the storm
00:04:11.480 and let their own people in America get mad at their government
00:04:14.480 and demand the tariffs be taken off,
00:04:16.220 because they're paying the artificially high prices,
00:04:18.300 and if need be, we can always use some tricks around trying to block their trade goods
00:04:23.720 and whatnot to get them to back down.
00:04:26.040 The problem is, Canada is not in a healthy position.
00:04:30.140 B.C. and Ontario are the most hypocritical provinces,
00:04:33.560 plus the federal government on top of that,
00:04:35.560 having the highest combined provincial and federal tax rates in the entire country,
00:04:39.860 and yet they're trying to, you know, big dog the Americans that we can make you back down,
00:04:45.120 and Doug Ford can't even keep up with it for more than 24 hours,
00:04:48.860 just 25% threat, and he says,
00:04:51.000 I can always bring it back.
00:04:52.820 Sure you are, doofus.
00:04:54.440 Anyways, we're going to move on from there,
00:04:56.820 because this is all demonstrating that this guy is a complete simpleton.
00:05:00.600 By the way, you know that Doug Ford is now basically pairing himself up with Mark Carney?
00:05:07.480 He's calling himself a very smart guy,
00:05:10.140 that he's going to have a great time working with him.
00:05:12.300 Here's him congratulating Mark Carney on winning what was effectively a WWE-style fake liberal leadership race.
00:05:20.100 Like, the votes may be real,
00:05:22.200 but the point is that his opponents were not actually trying.
00:05:25.680 It was like a car race where Frank Bayless, Karina Gould, and Chrystia Freeland
00:05:31.640 were capped at only driving 50 kilometers an hour,
00:05:35.100 yet Carney could drive as fast as he possibly wanted to.
00:05:38.880 I want to begin by congratulating Mark Carney on winning last night's leadership race
00:05:44.120 for the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:05:46.280 It was an overwhelming win, actually.
00:05:48.240 In doing so, Mark Carney will be our next Prime Minister.
00:05:51.600 As Premier, I look forward to a renewed federal leadership,
00:05:56.080 as well as time when we all sit down and have a great discussion.
00:06:02.180 And it's never been more important to build big things here in Ontario
00:06:06.720 and across our country, including and especially the Ring of Fire.
00:06:11.560 By the way, do you know that he still has never done an event with Pierre Polyev?
00:06:16.340 And it's because the Ford PCs are liberals.
00:06:19.320 They hate Pierre Polyev.
00:06:20.540 Ford's winning coalition in Ontario involves a lot of federal liberals
00:06:26.540 who cross over and vote for him.
00:06:28.840 The only reason he really wins Ontario elections by his massive margins
00:06:32.580 is because the NDP and the liberals have the worst leaders
00:06:36.040 in these last three cycles that Ford has run with.
00:06:38.900 Think about the liberal leaders.
00:06:40.220 He's had to beat Kathleen Wynne,
00:06:41.940 who couldn't have been an elected dog catcher if she tried. 1.00
00:06:46.460 Even if the PC party burst into flames in the 2018 election
00:06:49.980 and all their candidates died in a fiery plane crash,
00:06:52.980 they would have still won because people hated the Ontario liberals so much.
00:06:56.400 So he had to beat Kathleen Wynne.
00:06:58.400 And then Stephen Del Duca, who, my goodness,
00:07:01.500 the fact that people actually thought he could beat Ford
00:07:04.260 and the idea is that you can't vote for the new blue party
00:07:07.040 because Del Duca could get in.
00:07:08.980 Del Duca wouldn't, Del Duca, if he won,
00:07:11.660 probably would have requested a recount
00:07:13.340 because Del Duca wouldn't probably believe he could actually win.
00:07:16.560 And then you had Bonnie Crombie, 0.87
00:07:18.820 who ran the most comatose dead-on-arrival campaign I have ever seen a liberal leader run.
00:07:24.220 She actually had potentially momentum to tap into,
00:07:26.900 but because she sucks at politics, she fell apart.
00:07:29.300 And then what did the NDP have?
00:07:30.760 Andrea Horvath for the second time,
00:07:32.620 and then Andrea Horvath for the third time.
00:07:34.520 She was such an old, worn-out political figure by 2018, 2022. 0.99
00:07:38.480 It didn't even matter.
00:07:39.720 And then they had Merit Stiles,
00:07:41.960 who looks like she is just Bonnie Crombie's doppelganger with less charisma. 0.98
00:07:47.260 And then they had Mike Schreiner all three times.
00:07:49.320 Who cares?
00:07:50.680 I don't even know what Mike Schreiner's reason to exist is.
00:07:54.740 Basically, he is the anti-establishment liberal or NDP guy
00:07:58.860 who runs the Green Party,
00:08:00.660 who agrees with them on pretty much everything,
00:08:02.400 but attaches like a green symbol to everything.
00:08:05.580 Everything must be green or whatever.
00:08:07.740 It's a green rhetoric attached to liberal and NDP policy.
00:08:11.960 But Doug Ford here is trying to line up behind Mark Carney
00:08:17.260 and signal to his base that you should think about going with him.
00:08:21.140 Because, again, he has never said anything good about Pierre Polyev,
00:08:24.280 and he has, in fact, actively avoided being seen with any conservative leader
00:08:28.340 since Andrew Scheer,
00:08:29.740 because Andrew Scheer at the time kind of snubbed him,
00:08:32.400 and Ford was never much of a conservative in the first place.
00:08:35.060 So he is very, very upset with the federal conservatives,
00:08:38.640 and so he's going to now, like, sideline them in his mind.
00:08:41.820 It's ridiculous.
00:08:43.400 To do so, the federal government needs to get out of our way.
00:08:47.580 They need to get behind these nation-building projects
00:08:50.060 so we can build a more prosperous and secure future for Canada.
00:08:54.740 I also want to thank Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
00:08:57.580 for his many years of service to Canada.
00:09:00.620 You know, we didn't always agree,
00:09:02.700 but when it mattered,
00:09:04.320 Prime Minister Trudeau was always willing
00:09:06.440 to put party and ideology aside for the good of the country.
00:09:11.600 What is he talking about?
00:09:13.580 I would love to see the list of issues
00:09:16.180 that Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau disagreed on.
00:09:19.460 You might say, well, they disagreed on the carbon tax.
00:09:22.140 No, they didn't.
00:09:23.160 He just didn't like that the federal government
00:09:24.720 was running the carbon tax,
00:09:26.080 because Doug Ford, at the same time
00:09:28.160 that he was challenging the federal consumer carbon tax in court,
00:09:31.520 he was also passing his own industrial carbon tax.
00:09:35.320 There are two carbon taxes currently in Ontario.
00:09:38.340 This guy spends in the same way
00:09:40.260 that Kathleen Wynne and Justin Trudeau
00:09:41.940 and now Mark Carney do.
00:09:43.560 He just spends massive amounts of money
00:09:45.300 because he doesn't believe
00:09:46.160 in conservative free market economics.
00:09:48.260 He believes in planned economics
00:09:49.980 where the government subsidizes the industries
00:09:52.220 that it wants to do well,
00:09:53.460 and it taxes the ones that it wants to go away
00:09:55.880 because, I don't know,
00:09:57.500 lobbyists didn't give enough cash.
00:09:59.240 So, yeah, if there was ever a better time
00:10:03.180 to join the new blue party of Ontario,
00:10:05.280 it's between elections.
00:10:06.780 We are four years away from the next Ontario election.
00:10:09.300 The election just happened.
00:10:10.940 Consider joining and donating
00:10:13.100 to the new blue party of Ontario.
00:10:15.120 I'm going to link them in the comments below,
00:10:17.280 pinned at the top and in the description.
00:10:19.440 They don't pay me.
00:10:20.380 I don't work for the new blue party.
00:10:22.960 I just like them
00:10:24.080 because they're actually trying to do something right.
00:10:25.960 It's even run by Jim Carahalios,
00:10:27.580 who in 2018 was the man
00:10:29.600 who started the Axe the Carbon Tax movement
00:10:32.300 because Patrick Brown,
00:10:33.940 a man whose name is synonymous with voter fraud,
00:10:37.080 tried to jam the carbon tax into the PC platform
00:10:40.100 despite the members not wanting it.
00:10:42.240 And so because there was so much fraud going on
00:10:44.800 in the party at the time in Ontario
00:10:46.820 under Patrick Brown,
00:10:48.320 when Doug Ford replaced him,
00:10:49.800 the way he solved the fraud issue
00:10:52.000 is he just started appointing candidates
00:10:53.720 rather than even having nominations.
00:10:55.240 They don't even really do party conventions anymore
00:10:57.760 in the PC party
00:10:58.920 because Doug Ford basically picks
00:11:00.520 all the board winners.
00:11:01.680 It's ridiculous that this guy
00:11:03.280 has ever survived in conservative circles
00:11:05.700 with any amount of renown and acclaim.
00:11:08.600 Everyone keeps saying like,
00:11:09.640 conservatives should learn from Doug Ford
00:11:11.300 on how to win elections.
00:11:12.620 No, he's lucky.
00:11:14.340 He gets to like run
00:11:16.200 against the worst possible lefty opponents.
00:11:18.820 He in fact keeps moving left
00:11:20.260 to try and box them out of their own policy areas.
00:11:23.400 And they're so weak
00:11:24.740 that you can't even find a good reason
00:11:26.880 to criticize Doug Ford for.
00:11:28.600 Because Doug Ford is a liberal.
00:11:30.720 That's the problem.
00:11:31.780 And as he loses more people on his right
00:11:33.900 because his left-wing opponents
00:11:35.460 are so incompetent,
00:11:36.380 he's actually gaining some of their vote.
00:11:38.520 It's like kind of doing
00:11:40.060 the Aaron O'Toole strategy correctly,
00:11:43.240 but the Aaron O'Toole strategy only works
00:11:45.140 if your opponent is so bad
00:11:47.140 that they just give you their voters.
00:11:48.780 Where it didn't work for O'Toole
00:11:50.140 because Justin Trudeau is Justin Trudeau
00:11:52.480 and they don't want diet version
00:11:54.160 of Justin Trudeau,
00:11:55.160 which was Aaron O'Toole.
00:11:56.760 The thing with Doug Ford
00:11:57.940 is he might be diet Trudeau,
00:12:00.080 but the thing is that his opponents
00:12:01.500 are also diet Trudeau,
00:12:02.760 so why not vote for him
00:12:03.660 because he's going to win anyways?
00:12:05.440 This is my PC Ontario rant.
00:12:07.220 I can't stand the PC party of Ontario.
00:12:09.160 I had some consultant and strategist
00:12:11.480 attack me today
00:12:12.860 because I was critiquing Doug Ford.
00:12:15.500 And they were saying that,
00:12:16.600 oh, so you're going to attack the man
00:12:17.740 who's now won three elections?
00:12:19.480 Like, what, is there a mandate
00:12:21.120 that we can't criticize someone who wins?
00:12:23.740 The people said they like him.
00:12:25.420 My goodness, no, they don't.
00:12:27.060 43% of people voted
00:12:28.480 in this last provincial election
00:12:29.620 because nobody cares anymore.
00:12:31.260 Because Ontario politics are comatose
00:12:33.040 with all four of the major parties
00:12:34.800 not having big disagreements.
00:12:36.840 I did a debate overview
00:12:39.020 of Ford versus Cromby
00:12:40.500 versus Stiles versus Schreiner.
00:12:42.240 They basically just argued
00:12:44.240 about how much money
00:12:45.540 they should waste on certain programs.
00:12:47.740 And Doug Ford,
00:12:48.680 his only conservative message
00:12:50.340 he could deliver was,
00:12:51.700 I didn't raise taxes,
00:12:53.200 which is another way of saying,
00:12:54.820 I have maintained Kathleen Wynne's
00:12:56.760 extremely high taxes,
00:12:58.540 but even that's a lie
00:12:59.620 because he's passed
00:13:00.320 an industrial carbon tax.
00:13:03.060 What can you really say
00:13:04.320 at this point?
00:13:04.980 It's just ridiculous
00:13:06.060 that these are the type of people
00:13:07.420 that are considered big figures
00:13:10.080 in conservative political circles.
00:13:12.860 I got to say,
00:13:13.740 I'm going to make a new video
00:13:14.720 on polling at some point,
00:13:15.940 but man,
00:13:17.300 being a real conservative
00:13:18.880 is always going to pay dividends.
00:13:21.900 Doug Ford makes it seem like
00:13:23.680 being a very red Tory
00:13:25.300 or flat out being a liberal
00:13:27.000 as a conservative
00:13:27.940 is a good political idea.
00:13:29.720 It's not.
00:13:30.700 Doug Ford is living
00:13:31.780 in a particular bubble
00:13:33.480 where his opponent sucks so bad 0.81
00:13:35.320 he can always win,
00:13:36.680 but Aaron O'Toole
00:13:37.380 and Andrew Scheer
00:13:38.260 and Harper in 2015
00:13:39.300 lost for a reason.
00:13:40.560 When you run on
00:13:41.920 an unambitious platform
00:13:43.420 with no really big
00:13:45.060 audacious policy ideas
00:13:46.780 that are conservative in tone,
00:13:48.920 you are going to underperform.
00:13:50.780 And federally right now,
00:13:52.000 even though I am constantly saying
00:13:53.840 that the liberals
00:13:54.480 are not two points away
00:13:55.740 from the conservatives,
00:13:56.620 they're not leading,
00:13:57.620 I think they're about
00:13:58.300 eight to 12 to 13 points behind.
00:14:01.020 That's a little too close
00:14:01.920 for comfort for me,
00:14:02.880 but they are definitely
00:14:03.700 the conservatives still ahead.
00:14:06.140 At the same time,
00:14:07.640 to give a message
00:14:08.360 to the federal conservative HQ,
00:14:09.880 if you want to lose
00:14:11.880 the next federal election,
00:14:13.520 keep doing what you're doing
00:14:15.020 with nominations.
00:14:16.460 Keep shoving in
00:14:17.540 bad candidates
00:14:18.700 into ridings
00:14:19.400 that don't want them,
00:14:20.740 who are not very good
00:14:21.700 at campaigning
00:14:22.260 because they couldn't win
00:14:23.100 the nomination themselves,
00:14:24.420 and then find out later
00:14:26.320 that, oh my goodness,
00:14:27.220 this person can't campaign
00:14:28.240 when they're in a tough knife fight
00:14:30.420 with a liberal opponent
00:14:31.620 because the polls tightened up.
00:14:33.700 We need real orthodox conservatives
00:14:35.700 that get people talking.
00:14:37.100 The conservative party
00:14:38.420 does best
00:14:39.480 when it has a lot
00:14:40.860 of characterful,
00:14:41.840 even slightly eccentric people
00:14:43.260 with big ideas
00:14:44.580 that get people talking.
00:14:46.260 That's what Pierre Polyev
00:14:47.260 is all about.
00:14:48.000 That's where I don't understand
00:14:49.040 people around Polyev
00:14:50.260 trying to basically push
00:14:52.340 for really kind of limp,
00:14:54.740 red Tory candidates
00:14:55.620 in some of these nominations.
00:14:56.960 You want people
00:14:58.060 who get people talking,
00:14:59.800 even slightly controversial.
00:15:01.660 Controversy in politics
00:15:02.700 is not a bad thing.
00:15:04.280 I know I'm going on a bit
00:15:05.260 of like a wide-ranging rant now,
00:15:06.780 but politics is all a game
00:15:09.080 about getting your base out.
00:15:10.940 You want,
00:15:11.480 your base is always going to be
00:15:12.580 90% of the people
00:15:14.320 who vote for you.
00:15:15.100 And when I say your base,
00:15:16.260 because it is a bit
00:15:17.040 of an abstract concept,
00:15:18.660 your base are the people
00:15:19.680 who like down the line,
00:15:21.240 your top 10 issues,
00:15:22.800 they pretty much agree
00:15:23.660 on everything you said
00:15:24.720 because people tend to be
00:15:25.860 all the one way
00:15:27.000 or all the other
00:15:28.160 who end up voting.
00:15:29.460 There's very few people
00:15:30.640 who have these very,
00:15:31.620 you know,
00:15:32.560 kind of unorthodox views
00:15:34.200 where they're kind of liberal
00:15:35.160 on this fiscal issue,
00:15:36.240 then they're kind of
00:15:36.700 conservative on immigration,
00:15:38.000 but then they're very
00:15:38.820 left on health care,
00:15:40.220 but then on cultural issues,
00:15:41.980 they're kind of in the middle.
00:15:42.900 Most people tend to be
00:15:43.780 left or right.
00:15:45.400 When you run a party
00:15:46.360 and you have candidates
00:15:47.600 who are kind of left
00:15:48.740 on this thing,
00:15:49.420 but they're right on this thing,
00:15:50.720 they become a part,
00:15:52.040 a candidate that's
00:15:52.540 very confusing to voters
00:15:54.140 and they are very,
00:15:55.480 much less likely to show up.
00:15:57.160 If you want to win an election,
00:15:58.860 you play to your base.
00:16:00.760 Somehow conservatives always say,
00:16:02.480 don't play to the base too much
00:16:03.480 or we're going to alienate people.
00:16:05.080 Why?
00:16:05.440 They're 90% of the people
00:16:06.460 who are going to vote for you.
00:16:07.400 Of course,
00:16:07.860 play to your base.
00:16:08.980 Trudeau plays to his base
00:16:10.160 and he was still winning elections
00:16:12.560 despite the fact
00:16:13.300 that he objectively sucked at his job
00:16:14.680 because he didn't forsake the base.
00:16:17.340 The NDP always plays their base.
00:16:19.280 The Greens always play their base.
00:16:20.680 The only party
00:16:21.320 that doesn't play their base sometimes
00:16:22.900 for no reason
00:16:23.820 is the conservative party.
00:16:25.820 Aaron O'Toole,
00:16:26.700 his entire 21 campaign
00:16:27.900 was about stabbing the base in the back.
00:16:29.900 We're not actually going to
00:16:30.840 end the gun confiscation.
00:16:32.120 We're not actually going to get rid
00:16:33.040 of the carbon tax.
00:16:33.820 We're not going to lower taxes in general.
00:16:35.540 We're just going to make
00:16:36.140 spending more efficient.
00:16:37.980 It never works.
00:16:39.700 And even now,
00:16:40.320 in British Columbia,
00:16:41.620 for some reason,
00:16:42.860 someone got the wild idea
00:16:44.700 that basically executing
00:16:47.060 Dallas Brody
00:16:47.760 and kicking her out of caucus
00:16:48.920 for saying something true
00:16:49.980 about Kamloops
00:16:50.940 and then being taken wildly
00:16:53.700 out of context on a podcast
00:16:55.080 pretending she was
00:16:56.000 mocking abusive victims,
00:16:58.640 that that was a good idea
00:16:59.780 because it was going to win
00:17:00.720 more conservatives.
00:17:02.040 I guarantee you,
00:17:03.360 now the BC conservatives
00:17:04.540 are going to have
00:17:05.120 an even harder time
00:17:06.000 winning the next election
00:17:07.000 because they've now lost
00:17:08.080 three MLAs.
00:17:09.140 A bunch of their best donors
00:17:10.460 and volunteers
00:17:11.020 are no longer going to show up
00:17:12.360 for them
00:17:12.760 unless they do the adult thing
00:17:14.780 and say,
00:17:15.280 you know what?
00:17:16.380 We messed up
00:17:17.220 and we did something
00:17:17.900 very horrible to somebody
00:17:19.180 that we used to count
00:17:20.080 as a friend.
00:17:21.000 That is what John Rusted
00:17:22.200 has to do right now
00:17:23.160 because I guarantee
00:17:24.000 all the people giving him advice
00:17:25.640 to keep kicking
00:17:26.680 the blue conservatives out
00:17:28.280 and keep forsaking them
00:17:29.520 are going to be,
00:17:31.180 it's going to cause
00:17:32.300 John to lose faith
00:17:33.820 in the base
00:17:34.320 and then his advisors
00:17:35.500 around him
00:17:35.940 are going to just try
00:17:36.580 and replace him
00:17:37.240 with someone even more liberal.
00:17:38.940 John, when he's good,
00:17:40.400 is fantastic.
00:17:41.640 When he listens
00:17:42.520 to his advisors
00:17:43.640 and his chief of staff,
00:17:45.120 he is awful.
00:17:46.180 I don't even recognize him
00:17:47.320 when I can tell
00:17:48.020 he's been listening
00:17:48.680 to his chief of staff
00:17:49.660 too much
00:17:50.120 because chief of staff
00:17:51.200 is a progressive.
00:17:52.400 Your progressive chief of staff
00:17:53.560 doesn't understand
00:17:54.560 the type of people
00:17:55.380 you need to be able
00:17:56.500 to win the election
00:17:57.280 in British Columbia.
00:17:58.480 Why the BC conservatives
00:17:59.660 run on a deficit bigger
00:18:04.540 than the NDP have just passed?
00:18:07.940 The NDP just passed
00:18:09.020 a $10 billion deficit
00:18:10.300 and now the conservatives
00:18:11.440 are criticizing them
00:18:12.320 for that deficit
00:18:12.980 even though they ran
00:18:14.540 on a $12 billion deficit.
00:18:17.020 Make it make sense.
00:18:18.980 Regardless,
00:18:19.680 that's, again,
00:18:20.980 very ranty this episode.
00:18:22.420 I just have a lot
00:18:22.980 of random issues
00:18:23.620 I'm having to deal
00:18:24.320 with every day.
00:18:24.860 But anyways,
00:18:26.000 so that's it
00:18:27.100 for me today, guys.
00:18:28.900 You might think
00:18:30.040 I'm going to go off
00:18:30.720 about something else now
00:18:31.700 because I am very unpredictable
00:18:32.980 but this is truly
00:18:33.780 the end of the video.
00:18:35.180 Like the video,
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00:18:37.240 leave a comment,
00:18:38.180 and I'll see you guys
00:18:39.340 next time.