Justin Trudeau seems to have no idea what he's in a position of power, and it's making him even less likely to win re-election. I talk about why this is a problem, and why he needs to do something about it.
00:00:00.000So, as many of you might already know, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party are not in a very good place right now.
00:00:08.880Not only did they lose that by-election on Monday, but the whole party seems like it's going after Justin Trudeau now.
00:00:15.460Although not many Liberal MPs have put their names to calls for Justin Trudeau to either have a leadership review or just outright step down as leader,
00:00:23.700there are a lot of rumblings that a large portion of the party wants Justin Trudeau gone.
00:00:29.860And let's be fair, a lot of the people who are not calling for Justin Trudeau to go are begging him for cabinet seats like Mark Gerritsen
00:00:36.780or other people who are trying to hold on to their cabinet positions.
00:00:40.760Right now, though, it seems like Justin Trudeau might be the only man in Canada who's unaware of his vulnerable position.
00:00:47.720Like, I usually consider him to be not such a smart man, but at least half decent at politics.
00:00:55.260Not good enough to actually be at the head in the polls right now.
00:01:00.980But, like, enough to have some self-awareness that maybe right now he should be, you know, making sure he looks as professional as possible
00:01:07.700and he looks, you know, ready to govern.
00:01:09.840He should have been looking ready to govern for the last eight years,
00:01:12.320but now would be a good time to figure out that maybe putting on a bit more of a serious face was a good idea.
00:01:18.340But no, he's, like, dancing while his entire party is collapsing around him, or at least they're trying to knife him.
00:01:24.240This happened at an Asian festival in Markham where Justin Trudeau was dancing around like a moron.
00:02:22.920He's, like, not just, like, 15 points down the polls.
00:02:26.260I have a poll here that puts him, like, 24 points down, and he doesn't get it.
00:02:31.600The man thinks that he's still on top of the world, or at least he's just ignoring all the problems, hoping they'll go away,
00:02:37.220which really is, you know, in line with the way that he deals with the debt and balancing budgets.
00:02:42.300We'll just simply wait until things get better.
00:02:45.780But this is what the current polling landscape looks like right now.
00:02:49.400And I have a half bad one, and I have a super bad one.
00:02:53.120So here's the one from ECOS Polling that shows the Liberals are down 16 points on the Conservatives, 41 to 25, with the NDP having 17 points.
00:03:03.840That would be an obvious Conservative majority government.
00:03:07.780Like, I would say if the Liberals can tighten it up to about 7 points or 8 points,
00:03:12.360they might be able to keep the Conservatives to a minority government.
00:03:15.440I'd like the Conservatives to have a majority government.
00:03:17.500I'm obviously a Conservative myself, but from the perspective of what the Conservatives, you know,
00:03:23.040how close it would need to be for the Liberals to at least pull off an upset, then they're just nowhere close.
00:03:30.120They're literally 10 points away from even making this look like a half-close election.
00:03:35.300But now I want to jump to another poll right here.
00:03:38.480This is also done by ECOS, but this was done over a slightly longer period of time,
00:03:42.760from May 22nd to June 11th, and this had the sample size of 3,000 people over this period of time.
00:03:50.520This poll shows 45% Conservative to 21 points for the Liberals.