The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Justin Trudeau embarrassed by reporter asking if he will resign!

00:00:00.000 Hello everyone, welcome back to the Wyatt Claypool Show, where we try and have a little bit of fun with the decline of the country.

00:00:07.560 And today, because it's a day ending and why, there are more clips of Justin Trudeau making a complete fool of himself at another press event.

00:00:16.240 Even with the clips that Justin Trudeau and his team uploads to their own social media accounts, it doesn't look good, but this one is especially embarrassing.

00:00:24.580 A legacy media journalist, usually in the tank for Justin Trudeau, asked him effectively why he's not going to resign as prime minister,

00:00:32.240 despite the fact that all the polls are showing that he's anywhere from 18 to 21 points behind the Conservative Party.

00:00:39.400 The legacy media would love to be doing propaganda for Justin Trudeau, but even they have to ask these questions to make the audience think that they have at least a little bit of integrity.

00:00:50.100 So it has resulted in this clip, where Justin Trudeau just dodges like he's in the Matrix,

00:00:56.260 trying to get away from the fact that he is the most unpopular prime minister we've had in probably 50 years.

00:01:01.780 Check this out.

00:01:03.900 Hi, Laura Stone, Globe and Mail.

00:01:06.040 Prime Minister, I want to ask you about leadership.

00:01:10.620 Polls have put you 20 points behind the Conservatives, and it doesn't seem to be getting better,

00:01:15.280 despite your recent communications push from your budget.

00:01:18.440 The public appears to have an overwhelmingly negative view of you personally,

00:01:23.480 and you seem to have lost control of the conversation on some of the key issues that Canadians care about.

00:01:29.080 I think the public might be looking at you and your position right now and thinking,

00:01:34.060 for the good of the Liberal Party, why is he staying on?

00:01:38.080 Before he answers, I just quickly want to just bring up the fact that look at Doug Ford standing there,

00:01:43.760 looking like an absolute putz.

00:01:45.500 I don't know what's wrong with Doug Ford and his PC government.

00:01:48.600 They keep stapling themselves to the Liberals.

00:01:51.120 Doug Ford is not very conservative, and so he keeps going in on all these stupid EV subsidy projects

00:01:57.020 that Justin Trudeau is also funding, creating what I would define as fake jobs,

00:02:02.120 using taxpayer dollars to try and coax a company into starting an EV manufacturing plant

00:02:08.500 or battery manufacturing plant in Ontario, when in the normal market,

00:02:14.100 they would never set up in Canada because the regulations and taxes are terrible.

00:02:17.520 So we basically have to pay them to overlook all that to set up shop here.

00:02:21.620 So guys, if you live in Ontario, please vote for the new Blue Party to try and force Doug Ford 0.74

00:02:25.940 to be somewhat conservative again.

00:02:27.440 I don't get this guy, but here's Justin Trudeau trying to dodge this question like he's in the Matrix.

00:02:31.980 Thank you for your concern, Laura.

00:02:37.500 But as you see, we're here investing in good jobs for today and for generations to come.

00:02:45.460 The world is in a challenging place.

00:02:48.240 Absolutely.

00:02:48.800 No, no, Canada.

00:02:51.860 Canada is in a challenging place.

00:02:53.760 I hate this idea that every time there's a problem in Canada, oh, it's a world problem.

00:02:57.540 Every time something good happens in Canada, which basically never happens anymore,

00:03:01.380 it's suddenly all Trudeau.

00:03:03.480 Like a criminal could be stopped by the police,

00:03:06.500 and it probably somehow has to do with Trudeau in his own mind,

00:03:09.620 that he's the one who stops all crime.

00:03:11.820 If any project gets built, if any job gets created, it's all about Justin Trudeau,

00:03:15.880 even though all these jobs are either fake jobs or it's just purely from the private sector

00:03:21.020 slowly eking out some sort of increased productivity despite all of the taxes,

00:03:27.060 all the regulations that Justin Trudeau and his liberal government are trying to crush them with.

00:03:31.320 So this is not playing well already,

00:03:33.720 but he's going to start talking about how everything's actually fantastic

00:03:36.900 and that do you want to be gaslighted right now?

00:03:39.680 Because I'm willing to gaslight you into thinking that everything's great.

00:03:42.840 But that's why for eight years, this government has been putting forward investments

00:03:47.760 and a frame that both fights climate change and creates good jobs and economic growth,

00:03:56.300 that understands that if you want to bring in strong investments and great jobs for Canadians,

00:04:01.700 you have to be making investments in things like childcare, like pharmacare, like healthcare.

00:04:07.900 We can't call it, these aren't investments, they're subsidies.

00:04:12.440 Can we use accurate language?

00:04:14.160 Like it's his free speech, he's allowed to lie if he wants.

00:04:17.940 But goodness, it's not an investment to just pour taxpayer dollars into bloated government programs

00:04:23.340 or getting it to private businesses like Honda or Hyundai in order to start up EV factories.

00:04:28.340 That's not an investment because there's no return for Canada.

00:04:31.640 We are literally taking the money that taxpayers gave us to give it to a company

00:04:35.880 who are then going to get tax breaks because they manufacture EVs,

00:04:39.940 in which is going to be a net negative loss for Canada

00:04:43.200 because we could have had jobs that actually made real money,

00:04:46.520 made real productive products that people want to buy,

00:04:50.760 not EVs who not only do you have to subsidize the company making them,

00:04:54.600 but you have to subsidize the people buying them with big tax credits.

00:04:57.520 I think you get like a $10,000 tax credit if you purchase a Tesla,

00:05:01.620 which means that people don't want to purchase the Teslas without the tax credit.

00:05:05.020 It means people don't want these items,

00:05:07.240 but Trudeau is trying to artificially incentivize their creation

00:05:10.340 to just pretend like everything's getting better.

00:05:13.260 Investments in supporting our seniors.

00:05:15.460 Investments to make sure that young people get the best opportunity

00:05:18.140 as they go off to post-secondary education.

00:05:20.260 I know there are lots of folks in Ottawa thinking about process.

00:05:29.700 I'm focused on results for Canadians.

00:05:32.420 I'm focused on delivering the kinds of things

00:05:34.700 that are going to set Canada and Canadians up for success.

00:05:38.240 Food bank use is up.

00:05:39.460 Food bank use is up.

00:05:40.380 Bankruptcies are up.

00:05:41.180 What is he talking about?

00:05:42.620 Housing prices just went up, and we'll talk about this a bit later.

00:05:45.560 Rent costs and housing prices have gone up through the roof.

00:05:48.140 Rent prices from last year to now are up 10%.

00:05:52.040 10%.

00:05:53.140 That's insane, considering someone's rent is usually over a couple thousand dollars.

00:05:58.040 So that's people having to pay $200 more from last year to this year per month.

00:06:03.920 And he thinks that somehow these investments are going to help.

00:06:06.360 People don't eat in the long run,

00:06:08.300 and he's acting like all of these are great long-term investments

00:06:11.420 that are going to make us super prosperous.

00:06:12.900 People go bankrupt in the short run in this economy.

00:06:15.600 People aren't going to wait until his government subsidies get to them next.

00:06:19.880 And even that doesn't really work,

00:06:21.400 because it's all fake funny money at this point.

00:06:23.600 Over the coming decades, because that's the moment we're in right now.

00:06:29.440 A different government years ago wouldn't have made the choice

00:06:34.160 to build an EV ecosystem here in Canada.

00:06:39.220 Yeah, they would have made a good choice instead of subsidizing EV factories.

00:06:44.920 Would have doubled down on the oil and gas industry.

00:06:47.920 Oh, oh, something that works?

00:06:49.780 You know, heaven forbid that we do something that works.

00:06:54.000 It wouldn't be, it wouldn't be like enough,

00:06:56.060 it wouldn't be climate action if we did something that works.

00:06:58.400 Because it's good for people to like go get cold in the winter

00:07:01.700 and have to pay way more money for their overly expensive green energy on the power grid

00:07:07.180 in order for us to feel a little bit better than ourselves.

00:07:09.560 Like whenever he goes after rich people and says that they're not paying their fair share,

00:07:13.020 it's so hypocritical because he's already made his money through inheritance and investments.

00:07:17.080 And now he's going to try and tax richer people more

00:07:19.480 as if they're the people who are making people actually suffer through this terrible economy.

00:07:24.960 It's him.

00:07:25.420 It's not rich people haven't stolen a single dollar from the Canadian taxpayers.

00:07:29.160 Like I know there are some, in a certain sense,

00:07:31.120 these subsidies are, in my opinion, theft,

00:07:34.300 but it's the government giving them out.

00:07:36.700 And stayed away from anything that threatened the oil and gas industry.

00:07:41.120 Well, we know that the pressure we're putting on the oil and gas industry

00:07:44.600 to decarbonize and to invest in renewables

00:07:47.680 goes hand in hand with our decision to invest massively

00:07:52.040 in the electrification of our economies.

00:07:56.640 Because we have the clean electricity here in Canada.

00:07:59.840 We have the high quality manufacturing.

00:08:02.520 The problem is it's not a product that can be sold.

00:08:05.300 Here's the problem with EVs and green energy and batteries and all this stuff.

00:08:09.900 It's a circular economy.

00:08:11.420 It's not a physical product that we can then use for other things.

00:08:14.680 It's purely just a resource that you need in order to operate other things.

00:08:19.040 It's like whenever I see people in Alberta,

00:08:21.340 from the Alberta NDP saying,

00:08:23.060 well, we don't need the oil and gas industry.

00:08:25.520 We should be investing more in the,

00:08:28.480 like they'll say something like the education industry,

00:08:30.780 or we should be investing more in the healthcare industry.

00:08:33.920 Industry, those aren't industries.

00:08:35.700 Those are just basic services.

00:08:37.520 You cannot base an economy off of basic services.

00:08:40.460 And him talking about the electrification of our economy,

00:08:43.120 that means nothing.

00:08:44.780 All that means is that we're going to make people use electricity

00:08:49.340 as their base energy unit for their cars and their homes

00:08:53.980 and their heat pumps and whatnot.

00:08:55.940 That is not actually a resource that creates productivity.

00:08:59.420 At the end of the day, an economy can't just be services.

00:09:02.040 It can't be services all the way down

00:09:03.620 and government subsidies all the way down.

00:09:05.540 Eventually, you have to be pulling something out of the ground

00:09:08.280 or manufacturing something for a real economy.

00:09:10.840 Manufacturing something that the government didn't pay

00:09:13.480 to have manufactured.

00:09:15.020 That's a fake job.

00:09:16.520 You need agricultural resources.

00:09:18.400 You need mining.

00:09:19.100 You need energy.

00:09:19.940 You need manufacturing.

00:09:21.400 And we are having the mining industries,

00:09:23.820 the energy industries,

00:09:24.640 and the manufacturing industries contract heavily.

00:09:27.440 The April jobs report shows that all of the gains

00:09:29.900 are being made in part-time jobs

00:09:31.560 because people need multiple jobs right now.

00:09:33.400 And it's being made in government jobs.

00:09:35.380 Jobs where we're pushing paperwork around

00:09:37.180 and people are being paid to do jobs

00:09:39.160 that nobody asked them to do

00:09:40.240 and nobody wanted them to do.

00:09:42.060 Sorry, I'll let Mr. Trudeau close this one out.

00:09:44.900 We have the social and economic stability

00:09:50.300 that countries around the world

00:09:52.180 and companies around the world are looking for.

00:09:54.660 This is about building a plan

00:09:56.320 for the future of this country.

00:09:58.660 That's what we're focused on

00:10:00.200 and that's what I will continue to be focused on

00:10:02.640 because building a better future for Canadians,

00:10:05.740 bringing in fairness for every generation,

00:10:08.900 that's what I am 100% focused on right now.

00:10:14.660 Well, you're bad at it, man.

00:10:16.660 Oh, goodness.

00:10:17.600 And there's not really going to be a country

00:10:20.060 if he stays as the prime minister

00:10:22.940 after the next election.

00:10:24.500 I don't think he can win the next election,

00:10:26.500 which is great,

00:10:27.560 but him pretending like I'm making long-term investments,

00:10:32.620 when do the long-term investments actually come back

00:10:35.220 and give us some profit here?

00:10:36.480 Because you've been making these long-term investments

00:10:38.900 for eight years

00:10:40.120 and they actually haven't come back to our benefit

00:10:42.820 because supposedly we were supposed to be so wealthy

00:10:45.280 and creating so much new revenues

00:10:47.640 through more productivity in the country

00:10:49.420 that the budget was going to balance itself,

00:10:51.780 that the investments that the government was making

00:10:54.340 through subsidies,

00:10:55.980 through business,

00:10:57.200 like big business handouts and whatnot,

00:10:58.920 were going to grow the economy

00:11:00.220 and then we were going to be able to pay off

00:11:02.240 the deficit, the debt,

00:11:03.600 because he's just created so much,

00:11:05.960 like economic activity

00:11:07.500 that our standard tax rates,

00:11:09.240 without raising taxes,

00:11:10.240 we're going to pay for everything

00:11:11.440 because of all the people moving into Canada.

00:11:13.520 It hasn't worked.

00:11:14.560 And that's in spite of the mass immigration 0.90

00:11:17.300 that Justin Trudeau has been pursuing.

00:11:19.580 That's really been Justin Trudeau's plan

00:11:21.640 is in order to grow the GDP,

00:11:24.220 he's been just importing people 0.95

00:11:25.900 where the productive capacity

00:11:27.980 of each person coming into the country 0.68

00:11:29.560 is becoming less and less and less

00:11:31.560 to the point where a lot of people

00:11:33.080 are just drags on the economy.

00:11:34.500 No insult to them.

00:11:36.160 It's just that they're either older adults

00:11:38.040 who can't even work, 0.50

00:11:39.040 but they're immigrating to this country,

00:11:40.540 or they're people who can't find jobs

00:11:42.260 and they're just competing

00:11:43.280 for minimum wage jobs

00:11:44.520 with Canadian citizens

00:11:45.580 and other permanent residents.

00:11:47.540 And this is where Pure Polly, 0.94

00:11:48.820 I've had this great post today,

00:11:50.740 where he posted this,

00:11:52.120 hurrah, he hiked your rent

00:11:54.340 another 10% this year.

00:11:55.960 Another round of applause, everyone.

00:11:58.140 And it's a graphic that says,

00:11:59.420 rent in Canada rises

00:12:00.400 to nearly 10% in one year.

00:12:02.240 And since I'm running

00:12:04.780 for the Calgary Signal Hill

00:12:05.900 Conservative Party nomination,

00:12:07.320 if you're a Conservative Party member

00:12:08.320 in this writing,

00:12:08.900 please vote for me number one

00:12:09.860 on your ballot.

00:12:10.580 I've talked to a lot of people

00:12:11.860 who live next to houses,

00:12:13.800 who they have foreign owners 0.68

00:12:16.060 of that house.

00:12:16.840 The person is either

00:12:18.080 just a permanent resident

00:12:18.960 living in the country

00:12:19.860 who owns multiple properties,

00:12:21.260 or they actually live overseas.

00:12:22.860 And they are renting out

00:12:24.340 each room in that house

00:12:25.600 at $500 a room.

00:12:27.820 It's illegal to do.

00:12:28.840 But even the local authorities

00:12:30.400 in Calgary know that

00:12:32.020 we have such a shortage of housing,

00:12:34.000 they're unwilling to actually

00:12:34.940 crack down on this illegal

00:12:36.540 housing situation

00:12:37.600 that's going on right now.

00:12:39.220 And so what we have

00:12:40.440 is just basically slumlords

00:12:43.100 who aren't just gouging people

00:12:44.760 for the house

00:12:45.460 or the apartment they live in.

00:12:46.620 They are gouging them

00:12:47.680 for the basement bedroom.

00:12:50.260 They are paying $600 a month

00:12:52.420 to have a basement bedroom

00:12:54.080 in a house with eight other

00:12:55.260 people living there.

00:12:56.560 That's not a thing

00:12:58.240 we can build our way out of.

00:12:59.820 When there are eight people

00:13:00.880 sometimes to a single house,

00:13:02.460 even if we doubled

00:13:03.460 or tripled house building,

00:13:04.780 we would still be behind the ball

00:13:06.440 and we would not be decreasing

00:13:08.060 housing prices.

00:13:09.480 We would just merely

00:13:10.220 be keeping them stable.

00:13:11.400 This is why immigration 1.00

00:13:12.420 needs to be cut down.

00:13:14.480 It's not anyone saying,

00:13:15.720 oh, I don't want new people

00:13:16.960 in the country.

00:13:17.640 It's math saying that

00:13:19.040 we can't have new people

00:13:19.920 in the country right now.

00:13:20.720 Ooh, look,

00:13:21.420 I'm shaking the table

00:13:22.220 a little bit.

00:13:22.860 But yeah, it's nobody

00:13:23.640 trying to be rude.

00:13:24.640 When I doorknock

00:13:25.580 and I talk to new Canadians,

00:13:26.880 even permanent residents,

00:13:28.360 not even citizens yet,

00:13:29.500 they think immigration

00:13:30.580 needs to be cut down

00:13:31.540 by like two thirds

00:13:32.580 in order to get control

00:13:33.960 of the situation right now.

00:13:35.720 Especially in my area

00:13:36.660 where there's a lot of people

00:13:37.400 with oil and gas job experience

00:13:38.800 moved to Canada

00:13:39.460 for oil and gas jobs.

00:13:40.880 They get a little bit frustrated

00:13:42.080 that there's so many people

00:13:43.220 in line for all these

00:13:43.960 immigration services

00:13:45.000 that do not have jobs,

00:13:47.200 do not have any skills

00:13:48.180 and are bringing along

00:13:49.180 their extended families

00:13:50.380 who aren't working.

00:13:51.980 And they find this annoying

00:13:53.080 because they actually had skills.

00:13:54.520 They had the means

00:13:55.720 to move here.

00:13:56.680 Yet their home prices

00:13:57.840 are going up

00:13:58.460 because all these other people

00:13:59.600 are showing up

00:14:00.460 and sort of delving

00:14:01.560 into the housing market

00:14:02.660 and renting half

00:14:03.760 a basement apartment.

00:14:05.240 But that means that

00:14:05.880 since there's so many people,

00:14:07.100 these people who normally

00:14:08.300 could live here comfortably

00:14:09.360 are having to scratch

00:14:10.760 and crawl to be able

00:14:11.640 to rent the home

00:14:12.360 that they live in

00:14:13.020 like any normal

00:14:14.000 middle class family

00:14:15.100 would be expecting

00:14:16.240 to have

00:14:16.820 when they have

00:14:17.400 very good oil

00:14:18.620 and gas engineering jobs.

00:14:19.860 So these people

00:14:21.020 have utterly destroyed

00:14:22.220 our economy.

00:14:23.060 The Liberals,

00:14:24.380 yeah,

00:14:24.920 there's not much

00:14:25.640 we can say about that.

00:14:27.000 But in some great news,

00:14:28.500 I want to give

00:14:29.100 Arnold Veerson,

00:14:30.220 the MP for

00:14:31.700 a Peace River Westlock,

00:14:33.040 a lot of credit

00:14:33.800 because he found out

00:14:35.300 a new scandal

00:14:36.480 from the Liberal government.

00:14:38.940 So the Liberals,

00:14:39.960 I want to try to find

00:14:40.960 his posting of this.

00:14:42.440 So the Liberals,

00:14:43.820 apparently,

00:14:44.700 from an access

00:14:45.560 to information request

00:14:46.740 that Mr. Veerson

00:14:47.700 had made,

00:14:48.740 found out

00:14:49.460 that the Liberals

00:14:50.460 had not asked

00:14:51.080 for legal advice

00:14:51.920 on their use

00:14:52.540 of the Emergencies Act

00:14:53.640 until the day after

00:14:55.300 they used

00:14:55.900 the Emergencies Act.

00:14:57.260 So right here,

00:14:57.900 I'll bring it up

00:14:58.380 on screen

00:14:58.760 so you can see

00:14:59.140 it a little bit better.

00:15:00.300 So Arnold Veerson

00:15:01.020 shows this.

00:15:02.180 Sequence of events.

00:15:03.440 February 14th, 2022,

00:15:05.500 Trudeau enacts

00:15:06.300 Emergencies Act.

00:15:07.580 February 15th, 2022,

00:15:09.940 receives legal advice

00:15:11.080 from prosecutors.

00:15:13.200 January 23rd, 2024,

00:15:15.260 Emergencies Act

00:15:15.900 declared unlawful.

00:15:17.400 So yeah,

00:15:17.920 the Liberals

00:15:18.520 were not actually

00:15:19.720 being careful

00:15:20.460 about their use

00:15:21.560 of the Emergencies Act.

00:15:22.540 So when Justin Trudeau

00:15:24.120 and Chrystia Freeland

00:15:25.120 and I think then

00:15:26.160 the Minister of Justice

00:15:28.280 David Lamedi

00:15:29.040 came out

00:15:29.380 and they said,

00:15:30.100 we're making this

00:15:30.860 after careful consultation

00:15:33.000 with legal experts,

00:15:34.280 with prosecutors,

00:15:35.160 they were lying

00:15:36.160 through their teeth.

00:15:37.380 They just did

00:15:38.240 what they wanted to

00:15:39.100 and then they filled

00:15:40.280 in the gaps later

00:15:41.320 by asking prosecutors

00:15:42.540 for their advice.

00:15:43.820 Prosecutors,

00:15:44.500 who themselves said

00:15:45.640 that this is probably

00:15:46.440 a bad idea,

00:15:47.560 that's why the judge

00:15:48.620 struck it down

00:15:49.320 because the Liberals

00:15:50.220 had no reason

00:15:51.260 to think that

00:15:52.300 the Emergencies Act

00:15:53.260 was needed.

00:15:53.980 It used to be called

00:15:54.580 the War Measures Act.

00:15:55.740 It was for when terrorists 0.98

00:15:56.760 were going around

00:15:57.420 kidnapping politicians

00:15:58.440 and murdering them. 0.83

00:15:59.940 This was people

00:16:01.240 blowing up bouncy castles

00:16:03.720 next to Ottawa

00:16:04.460 and having little

00:16:05.740 sausage cookouts

00:16:07.480 was not a requirement

00:16:09.380 for the police

00:16:10.700 and horses

00:16:11.200 to move into town

00:16:12.180 and the reserves

00:16:13.740 to get people

00:16:14.820 out of Ottawa.

00:16:16.400 The people in Ottawa,

00:16:17.360 were they technically

00:16:18.420 occupying those streets

00:16:20.040 illegally?

00:16:20.940 Yes.

00:16:21.580 They were doing that

00:16:22.360 knowingly

00:16:23.000 because they had a problem

00:16:24.460 with the illegal things

00:16:25.460 the federal government

00:16:26.160 were doing.

00:16:27.140 They were even willing

00:16:27.940 to pay the fines

00:16:28.840 every single day

00:16:29.760 to be able to camp out

00:16:31.060 on Wellington Street

00:16:32.260 knowing that

00:16:33.340 there wasn't even anyone

00:16:34.160 really allowed

00:16:34.780 to move around town

00:16:35.720 at this point

00:16:36.180 so they weren't

00:16:36.620 blocking anyone.

00:16:37.880 It was a complete

00:16:38.540 ghost town in Ottawa

00:16:39.700 at the time

00:16:40.460 and so they were

00:16:41.500 willing to pay the fines

00:16:42.520 but Trudeau didn't like

00:16:43.680 the optics of the truckers

00:16:45.060 being outside of Parliament

00:16:46.740 so he needed them gone.

00:16:48.680 Yes, polling at the time

00:16:49.880 showed that supposedly

00:16:50.960 the Freedom Convoy

00:16:51.820 was not popular

00:16:52.660 but most people

00:16:53.720 apathetically will just say

00:16:55.060 I guess I don't like that.

00:16:56.420 But the people who cared

00:16:57.380 about the lockdowns

00:16:58.360 really liked the Freedom Convoy.

00:16:59.960 The amount of people

00:17:00.560 who had a deep-seated hatred

00:17:02.240 for the Freedom Convoy

00:17:03.160 was the tiny fringe minority

00:17:04.960 in the country

00:17:05.580 who thought that the lockdowns

00:17:07.720 were just fine.

00:17:09.000 Most people,

00:17:09.560 when you actually poll them now,

00:17:10.460 it's like 50-50

00:17:11.440 on whether or not

00:17:12.540 they supported

00:17:13.060 the Freedom Convoy.

00:17:14.320 So yeah,

00:17:14.900 things are not going well

00:17:16.000 for Trudeau

00:17:16.500 and this should be

00:17:17.420 a massive scandal

00:17:18.360 that he just lied

00:17:19.460 to the country

00:17:20.060 pretending like he was

00:17:20.940 being careful

00:17:21.600 in the implementation

00:17:22.680 of emergency powers

00:17:23.840 when he wasn't being careful

00:17:25.460 in any way at all.

00:17:27.400 Now,

00:17:27.900 I know I talked about this

00:17:29.040 in my last episode.

00:17:30.080 I don't want to belabor it too much

00:17:31.380 but the left these days

00:17:33.000 is absolutely insane

00:17:35.120 on the topic of abortion.

00:17:37.540 It's not just that

00:17:38.660 they have a different perspective.

00:17:39.860 than conservatives.

00:17:41.340 They have a deeply

00:17:42.660 immoral perspective.

00:17:44.280 So Leah Proud-Lakota

00:17:46.160 and I believe

00:17:47.640 an NDP MP,

00:17:49.400 she posted this.

00:17:51.520 Reproductive rights 1.00

00:17:52.400 are under attack.

00:17:53.280 While conservatives

00:17:53.840 vote against

00:17:54.380 conservatives

00:17:54.840 and push legislation

00:17:56.140 and petitions

00:17:57.080 to violate abortion rights,

00:17:58.660 liberals fail

00:17:59.220 to uphold access.

00:18:00.460 When will the government

00:18:01.120 enforce the Canada Health Act

00:18:02.640 and protect their right

00:18:03.520 to safe abortion? 0.97

00:18:04.700 Now,

00:18:05.680 what they're saying

00:18:06.580 is that conservatives

00:18:07.760 had voted against

00:18:08.780 access to abortion

00:18:09.960 because they voted

00:18:11.160 in favor of

00:18:12.160 making a criminal act

00:18:13.500 to assault

00:18:14.520 a pregnant mother

00:18:15.420 and cause her to miscarry, 0.98

00:18:17.000 cause the child to die.

00:18:18.180 They wanted that

00:18:19.240 to result in

00:18:20.520 upgraded sentences

00:18:21.660 for people who,

00:18:22.800 for criminals

00:18:23.280 who did that.

00:18:24.240 The liberals are,

00:18:25.380 this isn't just pro-choice.

00:18:27.060 They are just deeply

00:18:28.200 pro the act of abortion

00:18:30.080 to the point

00:18:30.680 where they protected

00:18:31.920 criminals

00:18:32.520 for assaulting

00:18:33.640 pregnant mothers 0.99

00:18:34.200 and forcing them

00:18:34.900 to miscarry.

00:18:36.040 That was something

00:18:36.660 that they thought

00:18:37.480 was a key thing

00:18:38.940 to protect abortion rights

00:18:40.540 in Canada

00:18:41.040 was to make it easier

00:18:42.460 to get away

00:18:43.400 with killing

00:18:44.860 an unborn child

00:18:45.700 that the mother

00:18:46.880 did not want

00:18:47.560 to get rid of.

00:18:48.360 That's insane.

00:18:49.320 So I said here,

00:18:50.500 and I think it's an apt

00:18:51.440 thing to say,

00:18:52.700 I said,

00:18:53.120 the liberals and NDB

00:18:53.860 literally voted against

00:18:54.980 enhanced punishments

00:18:56.080 for criminals

00:18:56.540 who assault pregnant women

00:18:57.500 and harm the child.

00:18:58.860 These people have

00:18:59.600 a sick perspective

00:19:00.360 and yet trying

00:19:01.860 to attack others

00:19:02.400 for apparently

00:19:02.880 not being on their

00:19:03.580 moral level.

00:19:04.720 And yet I still had

00:19:06.080 leftists on social media

00:19:07.640 say,

00:19:08.360 well,

00:19:08.700 the wording

00:19:09.700 of that piece

00:19:10.480 of legislation

00:19:11.140 that came from

00:19:11.840 the conservatives

00:19:12.420 was meant to attack

00:19:13.900 abortion

00:19:14.360 because it called

00:19:15.640 the fetus a child.

00:19:18.120 It is a child.

00:19:19.600 What are you talking about?

00:19:20.660 If you wait long enough,

00:19:21.800 it's a child.

00:19:22.880 Obviously,

00:19:23.320 it's a child.

00:19:24.520 And so this is where

00:19:25.260 the liberals are going

00:19:26.080 to fall on their face

00:19:27.180 on the issue

00:19:28.280 of like pro-life stuff

00:19:30.000 because they are

00:19:31.340 so out of touch

00:19:32.780 with the average

00:19:34.080 middle-class Canadians

00:19:35.240 perspective on the issue

00:19:36.320 that they're going

00:19:37.160 to make,

00:19:38.040 rightfully so,

00:19:39.020 way more Canadians

00:19:40.060 pro-life.

00:19:40.780 Because when they hear

00:19:41.920 that the NDB

00:19:42.600 and the liberals

00:19:43.260 are so,

00:19:44.940 so crazy on this issue,

00:19:46.440 they think it's no big deal

00:19:47.620 to assault a pregnant woman

00:19:48.560 and that should just

00:19:49.260 be basic assault.

00:19:50.480 No extra charges,

00:19:52.120 no extra slap

00:19:52.940 on the wrist.

00:19:53.660 It's okay.

00:19:54.680 That is going to make

00:19:55.640 a lot of people say,

00:19:56.640 maybe these people

00:19:57.500 might have a bit

00:19:58.480 of a sickness

00:19:59.020 in their heads

00:19:59.780 if they think

00:20:00.660 that that is a morally

00:20:01.860 acceptable thing to do

00:20:03.040 or at least

00:20:03.500 it doesn't require

00:20:04.680 more of a condemnation

00:20:06.240 from the court system.

00:20:07.900 This is where

00:20:08.440 as much as they try

00:20:09.260 and attack Arnold Vearson

00:20:10.240 for saying that

00:20:10.880 we need more protections

00:20:11.980 for unborn Canadians,

00:20:13.480 they are going

00:20:14.460 to get hurt

00:20:15.420 on this issue

00:20:16.080 and I think

00:20:16.640 they deserve it

00:20:17.420 and conservatives

00:20:18.240 should not walk

00:20:19.200 away from this.

00:20:20.140 You don't have to become

00:20:21.040 the biggest pro-lifer

00:20:21.880 on the planet tomorrow

00:20:22.940 but what you should do

00:20:24.280 is you shouldn't

00:20:25.060 just get your back

00:20:25.700 up against the wall

00:20:26.400 and get scared

00:20:26.940 of talking about this.

00:20:28.040 You should go after them.

00:20:29.200 They have the crazy

00:20:29.960 perspective on MAID.

00:20:31.320 They have the crazy

00:20:32.020 perspective on drugs.

00:20:33.340 They have the craziest

00:20:34.100 perspective on gender theory.

00:20:35.900 They have the crazy

00:20:36.980 perspective on

00:20:38.280 the pro-life issues.

00:20:39.520 They're the ones

00:20:40.180 who just are

00:20:41.120 just blatantly pro-abortion.

00:20:42.700 They are not safe,

00:20:43.380 legal, and rare.

00:20:44.300 They are do-it-more

00:20:45.300 as much as possible

00:20:46.300 despite the fact

00:20:47.500 that they say

00:20:48.340 we need more immigration

00:20:49.220 because we don't have

00:20:49.980 a high,

00:20:50.720 like our population shrinking.

00:20:52.740 Well, maybe you guys

00:20:53.780 shouldn't be as crazy

00:20:54.720 on this issue

00:20:55.300 and keep attacking

00:20:56.200 families

00:20:56.740 and implying

00:20:57.520 that families

00:20:58.440 are a threat

00:20:59.260 to the climate

00:20:59.860 as they keep doing.

00:21:01.420 These people are just

00:21:02.320 absolutely pickled

00:21:03.240 in the brain.

00:21:05.160 Anyways,

00:21:05.820 I want to try and

00:21:06.280 I think I have a few

00:21:06.920 other things I wanted

00:21:07.640 to talk about here.

00:21:08.560 It's been an intense day,

00:21:10.340 I got to say.

00:21:11.620 So maybe I'll end

00:21:12.860 off with this.

00:21:14.700 I'll just pull it up

00:21:15.640 on screen here.

00:21:16.680 It's not something

00:21:17.300 that really needs

00:21:17.900 to be on screen

00:21:18.620 but it's great to see

00:21:20.720 in British Columbia

00:21:21.740 the BC conservatives

00:21:22.840 are surging

00:21:23.660 even on the online polls.

00:21:25.980 So this is,

00:21:26.900 so right now

00:21:27.360 the latest poll

00:21:28.080 from Abacus Data

00:21:28.900 shows it's the BC NDP

00:21:30.120 at 40%,

00:21:31.180 BC conservatives

00:21:32.280 at 34%,

00:21:33.180 United 13%,

00:21:34.320 and the BC greens

00:21:35.260 at 10%.

00:21:35.920 You don't need to see

00:21:36.740 that anymore on screen.

00:21:38.280 But for the longest time

00:21:39.580 a lot of people

00:21:40.120 have been saying,

00:21:41.060 well, yeah,

00:21:41.460 the BC conservatives

00:21:42.260 are doing well

00:21:42.940 but it's only in IVR polls.

00:21:44.840 An IVR poll

00:21:45.800 is whenever,

00:21:46.620 if you've ever been

00:21:47.160 polled in your life,

00:21:48.120 a lot of you

00:21:48.700 probably haven't been

00:21:49.440 because pollsters

00:21:50.060 tend to get

00:21:50.580 a good sampling

00:21:51.540 of 10,000 people

00:21:52.500 and they kind of

00:21:53.080 keep polling

00:21:53.800 those people

00:21:54.240 over and over again

00:21:55.040 because they learn

00:21:55.880 that they pick up

00:21:56.420 the phone pretty easily.

00:21:57.940 So these people,

00:21:59.860 so sorry,

00:22:00.540 these pollsters

00:22:01.100 who do IVR polls,

00:22:02.760 what it is

00:22:03.340 is when you pick up

00:22:03.960 the phone

00:22:04.260 you'll hear a robotic voice

00:22:05.420 saying that

00:22:06.740 in this race

00:22:07.940 there are these parties

00:22:09.480 running,

00:22:09.940 who do you like?

00:22:10.660 And then in randomized order

00:22:11.980 in every call

00:22:12.860 is randomized

00:22:13.320 to keep it fair,

00:22:14.480 it'll be press one

00:22:15.640 if you like this party,

00:22:16.640 press three

00:22:17.120 if you like this party,

00:22:18.060 press five

00:22:18.580 if you like this party,

00:22:19.440 press six

00:22:19.960 if you like this party

00:22:20.720 and they'll kind of

00:22:21.620 keep going

00:22:22.080 and they usually

00:22:22.580 keep yaps

00:22:23.180 between the numbers

00:22:23.780 so you don't

00:22:24.080 accidentally hit

00:22:24.620 the wrong number.

00:22:25.720 So that's an IVR poll.

00:22:27.520 Generally speaking,

00:22:28.400 IVR polls tend

00:22:29.520 to be more sensitive

00:22:30.500 to those

00:22:31.220 who are very willing

00:22:32.500 to take calls

00:22:33.360 because most people

00:22:34.260 when they pick up

00:22:34.700 the phone

00:22:35.020 and hear a robotic voice

00:22:35.860 they're like,

00:22:36.260 oh, scam

00:22:36.780 and then they just

00:22:37.760 click down.

00:22:38.620 So you get the very

00:22:39.540 dedicated voters

00:22:40.280 who answer those.

00:22:41.040 So that was maybe

00:22:41.960 skewing a little bit

00:22:43.200 more BC conservative

00:22:44.660 than BC NDP.

00:22:46.260 But now this

00:22:47.380 abacus data poll

00:22:48.360 is a online poll

00:22:50.540 which tends to be

00:22:51.440 a little bit more

00:22:52.340 accurate in theory

00:22:53.560 into who the people

00:22:55.680 are going to be voting for.

00:22:56.600 Although Main Street

00:22:57.660 does IVR

00:22:58.320 and they have a very

00:22:58.880 good reputation

00:22:59.600 for IVR.

00:23:00.720 IVR, you just need

00:23:01.940 better sampling

00:23:02.600 and methodology

00:23:03.260 to make sure

00:23:04.020 that you don't

00:23:04.520 over sample

00:23:05.100 certain areas.

00:23:05.920 If you do it well,

00:23:06.780 it can be some

00:23:07.420 of the most accurate polls,

00:23:08.780 but other companies

00:23:09.600 who aren't careful

00:23:10.240 can do very bad

00:23:11.240 IVR polls.

00:23:12.140 Just be careful

00:23:13.000 with those.

00:23:13.380 But abacus back

00:23:14.900 I believe in November

00:23:16.020 when they did

00:23:16.500 their last poll,

00:23:17.460 it was the NDP

00:23:18.400 who was ahead

00:23:19.000 by 14 points.

00:23:20.640 Now they're only

00:23:21.160 ahead by 6.

00:23:22.400 And when you actually

00:23:23.160 dig a little bit

00:23:23.960 deeper into these

00:23:24.880 polling results,

00:23:25.960 the BC conservatives

00:23:26.940 are leading

00:23:27.680 with young BC residents,

00:23:29.620 not just 18 to 24

00:23:31.560 or 18 to 28.

00:23:32.780 They are leading

00:23:33.640 with people

00:23:34.180 who are 29 to 40.

00:23:36.600 That is very good.

00:23:37.420 So it's a big divide

00:23:38.480 between the BC conservatives

00:23:39.680 with young voters

00:23:40.600 and the NDP

00:23:41.640 with older voters.

00:23:42.560 And it's not because

00:23:43.400 older voters

00:23:44.040 like the BC NDP.

00:23:45.600 It's just that

00:23:46.200 younger people

00:23:47.020 in that 18 to 40,

00:23:48.820 45 demographic

00:23:50.020 are much more online.

00:23:52.080 So they see

00:23:52.740 the sort of up-to-date,

00:23:54.020 day-by-day

00:23:54.740 kind of political developments.

00:23:56.380 Older voters,

00:23:57.200 as you get closer

00:23:58.080 to the election

00:23:58.760 and they start paying

00:23:59.760 more attention

00:24:00.320 to the election,

00:24:01.600 they are going

00:24:02.220 to shift hard.

00:24:03.340 Because when you look

00:24:04.160 at the issues

00:24:05.080 that are leading

00:24:06.800 this election,

00:24:07.460 it tends to be issues

00:24:08.360 where the older BC residents

00:24:10.500 really want change made.

00:24:12.740 Drugs,

00:24:13.420 they want to get rid

00:24:14.140 of SOGI,

00:24:14.980 they want taxes lower,

00:24:16.680 they want crime crackdown on.

00:24:18.340 So really this just shows

00:24:19.580 that the BC conservatives

00:24:20.620 have the momentum

00:24:21.820 and they just need

00:24:22.820 to get to more doors

00:24:23.700 to talk to older voters

00:24:24.920 who are not perpetually online

00:24:26.760 like young people 0.98

00:24:27.720 like myself are.

00:24:28.520 I am always on Twitter,

00:24:29.820 I'm always online.

00:24:30.800 Where if you're in

00:24:31.640 your early 70s,

00:24:32.840 you probably don't

00:24:33.960 stick around on Twitter

00:24:35.220 all day long.

00:24:36.380 So if the BC conservatives

00:24:37.960 can do that,

00:24:38.640 I guarantee

00:24:39.160 they can flip this result.

00:24:40.920 They can be way ahead

00:24:42.600 of the BC NDP.

00:24:44.020 And another good result

00:24:44.920 that came from this

00:24:45.540 abacus poll

00:24:46.180 was that it's not just

00:24:48.060 that the BC conservatives

00:24:49.120 are ripping away

00:24:49.980 all the conservative

00:24:50.680 federal votes

00:24:51.380 from the BC United

00:24:52.320 who are the kind

00:24:53.380 of in-between party

00:24:54.340 between the conservatives

00:24:55.180 and the NDP.

00:24:56.560 The BC conservatives

00:24:57.440 gained four points

00:24:58.400 from the BC United

00:24:59.300 and they gained four points

00:25:01.000 from the BC NDP.

00:25:02.900 So it's that pretty much

00:25:03.980 everyone is sick

00:25:04.740 of both Kevin Falcon

00:25:05.820 as well as BC Premier

00:25:07.800 David Eby.

00:25:08.780 That's very good to see.

00:25:10.120 So if you live

00:25:11.200 in British Columbia,

00:25:12.320 please donate $100

00:25:13.740 to the BC conservatives.

00:25:15.520 Don't even donate to me.

00:25:16.740 I know I have a fundraiser

00:25:17.900 for my legal funds

00:25:18.880 in the description below.

00:25:19.800 If you don't live in BC,

00:25:20.660 consider donating to that.

00:25:23.140 It always helps me out.

00:25:24.380 But if you live

00:25:24.960 in British Columbia,

00:25:25.560 I believe you get 75%

00:25:27.160 of your money back

00:25:27.920 in a tax credit

00:25:28.760 up to $100.

00:25:30.180 Everybody who watches

00:25:31.180 the show

00:25:31.600 who lives in BC,

00:25:32.740 if you give $100,

00:25:34.120 the BC conservatives

00:25:35.060 will flat out win.

00:25:36.600 They just need enough money

00:25:38.020 for phone calling,

00:25:39.080 robo-calling,

00:25:39.860 emailing,

00:25:40.400 paying volunteers,

00:25:41.260 making sure they can

00:25:42.580 afford offices

00:25:43.680 and every riding.

00:25:44.940 That's all they need.

00:25:46.060 They have the right policies.

00:25:47.500 They have the brand recognition.

00:25:49.080 They just simply need money

00:25:50.400 to outpace the United

00:25:51.840 and the NDP

00:25:52.580 so that they can appear

00:25:54.520 to be the biggest kids

00:25:55.580 on the block.

00:25:56.480 Because right now,

00:25:57.300 the only thing

00:25:58.000 that the BC conservatives

00:25:58.980 lack is cash

00:26:00.220 because a year and a half ago,

00:26:02.160 they weren't even

00:26:02.800 a real party technically.

00:26:03.960 They were just a name

00:26:04.960 that some people

00:26:05.840 had been keeping alive

00:26:06.840 since after social credit

00:26:08.400 fell apart,

00:26:09.060 everyone went liberal

00:26:09.920 so the conservatives

00:26:11.060 didn't really ever gain traction.

00:26:12.900 They have traction now.

00:26:14.080 They just don't have

00:26:14.980 the reserved war chest

00:26:16.440 that the NDP

00:26:17.300 and the United have.

00:26:18.680 So that's my call to you guys.

00:26:20.020 I will have the donation link

00:26:21.440 for the BC conservatives

00:26:22.820 in the description

00:26:24.220 of this video.

00:26:25.300 Please donate to them.

00:26:26.260 You get a big tax receipt.

00:26:28.140 Make sure that you actually fund them

00:26:29.660 because if you don't fund them,

00:26:31.120 don't expect that other people

00:26:32.220 are funding them either.

00:26:33.080 That's a big problem in politics.

00:26:36.240 I'm not blessed.

00:26:37.220 If you genuinely

00:26:38.160 don't have the money,

00:26:39.000 I get it.

00:26:39.720 I donated,

00:26:40.600 even when I was broke,

00:26:41.520 $1,500 to leadership campaigns

00:26:43.460 for other people

00:26:44.240 because I wanted them to do well.

00:26:45.680 Even if they didn't win,

00:26:46.800 I wanted them to demonstrate

00:26:48.060 that these values are popular

00:26:49.820 and that they're gaining traction.

00:26:51.940 But the problem in Canada

00:26:53.320 is there's always an action problem

00:26:54.740 in our politics

00:26:55.820 is that our politics

00:26:57.000 are very sluggish.

00:26:57.900 There's not a lot of spending on them.

00:26:59.300 So people kind of get out of touch.

00:27:01.020 There's very few people

00:27:01.860 who are party members in this country,

00:27:03.420 both federal and provincially,

00:27:04.900 and there's very few people

00:27:05.920 who really research

00:27:06.820 who they're voting for.

00:27:08.120 And so in order to get

00:27:09.020 more information out,

00:27:10.060 we need more spending

00:27:10.880 and that requires

00:27:11.560 more people to donate.

00:27:13.020 And it's not always

00:27:14.320 going to be somebody else

00:27:15.140 who's going to donate for you.

00:27:16.540 Sometimes you've got to be

00:27:17.520 the one who donates.

00:27:18.400 You've got to be the one

00:27:19.000 who gets involved.

00:27:19.620 I've talked to people

00:27:20.840 who they're like,

00:27:22.280 a $15 membership

00:27:23.600 to vote for you

00:27:24.240 in the federal nomination.

00:27:25.840 I usually get them on board.

00:27:27.080 You just got to crack

00:27:28.140 through the apathy barrier.

00:27:29.880 But people are like,

00:27:30.600 $15.

00:27:31.280 I don't want to pay $15.

00:27:32.740 Like, well,

00:27:33.380 if you don't pay $15,

00:27:34.580 you might end up

00:27:35.180 with an MP

00:27:35.620 who doesn't really represent

00:27:36.780 your values,

00:27:37.420 doesn't push for the right things,

00:27:38.480 and doesn't lower your taxes.

00:27:40.060 It's a great,

00:27:40.760 it's the best investment

00:27:41.640 you're ever going to make

00:27:42.460 to pay $100 in BC

00:27:44.280 for the BC Conservatives

00:27:45.620 to get a 75% tax credit back.

00:27:47.640 It's only $25.

00:27:49.100 And then,

00:27:50.220 you also,

00:27:50.940 on top of paying that,

00:27:52.140 you get to make sure

00:27:53.080 that your taxes go down

00:27:54.860 if the BC Conservatives

00:27:55.840 win a majority.

00:27:56.740 Your taxes are going

00:27:57.540 to go down by thousands.

00:27:59.100 Housing prices

00:27:59.640 are going to go down

00:28:00.300 by thousands.

00:28:01.120 And it only costs you $25

00:28:02.800 if everyone else does it.

00:28:04.780 And I guarantee

00:28:05.620 a lot of people will do it

00:28:06.940 if you do it too.

00:28:08.580 Oh, sorry.

00:28:09.560 That's my pitch

00:28:10.200 for why people

00:28:10.900 should be donating more.

00:28:12.060 I don't even live

00:28:12.580 in British Columbia.

00:28:13.300 I could just say,

00:28:14.340 you know,

00:28:14.640 cut,

00:28:14.980 saw British Columbia

00:28:16.020 off of Canada

00:28:16.760 and push them out

00:28:17.380 to see

00:28:17.700 because I don't have

00:28:18.380 to technically deal

00:28:19.220 with it.

00:28:19.920 But BC has become

00:28:21.380 the meth lab

00:28:22.000 of bad policies

00:28:22.780 in the country.

00:28:23.840 It's not because

00:28:24.460 you guys voted for it.

00:28:25.740 It's because the MVP

00:28:27.000 and the Liberals

00:28:27.700 were the only games

00:28:28.520 in town

00:28:28.920 and they were both

00:28:29.920 serving the exact

00:28:30.920 same garbage

00:28:31.700 saying that they are

00:28:32.660 going to get control

00:28:33.320 of the drug issue.

00:28:34.940 They're going to get

00:28:35.360 in control

00:28:35.980 of the crime issue

00:28:37.860 and all of their

00:28:39.020 getting control

00:28:39.740 of it policies

00:28:40.780 are basically

00:28:42.060 enabling the problem.

00:28:43.560 They're just

00:28:43.840 making the problem worse

00:28:45.640 by giving out

00:28:47.140 more drugs,

00:28:47.920 by adding

00:28:48.720 safe supply in,

00:28:49.920 by having

00:28:50.500 DEI-based policing

00:28:52.720 that ends up

00:28:53.560 just allowing

00:28:54.080 certain people

00:28:54.720 to get away

00:28:55.160 with crimes

00:28:55.680 because while

00:28:56.220 we arrested

00:28:56.720 too many people

00:28:57.420 from X demographic,

00:28:59.100 which is easily

00:28:59.920 the most racist thing

00:29:00.780 I've ever heard

00:29:01.180 in my life,

00:29:01.920 acting like people

00:29:02.640 from a certain community

00:29:03.540 should have to live

00:29:04.240 around a certain

00:29:04.800 amount of criminals

00:29:05.420 because if we arrested

00:29:06.740 those criminals,

00:29:07.280 it would be

00:29:07.720 disproportionate

00:29:08.580 to the population

00:29:09.460 when I think

00:29:10.700 that the small

00:29:11.160 business owners

00:29:11.800 in those communities

00:29:12.680 would like their

00:29:13.720 shop windows

00:29:14.360 to not be smashed

00:29:15.400 because they don't

00:29:16.360 care who the criminal

00:29:17.080 is.

00:29:17.620 They don't want

00:29:18.100 the criminal

00:29:18.500 to be attacking them.

00:29:20.760 Anyways,

00:29:21.720 that should be it

00:29:22.420 for me today, guys.

00:29:24.280 I have the Telegram

00:29:25.280 link for TNT's

00:29:26.980 Telegram in the

00:29:27.840 description below.

00:29:28.880 Click on that

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00:29:29.960 to get all of our

00:29:30.720 posts in order

00:29:31.600 so you never miss

00:29:32.400 one of our videos.

00:29:33.780 And also,

00:29:34.340 you can donate

00:29:34.880 to the TNT Legal Fund

00:29:36.500 in the description below.

00:29:38.000 It is the

00:29:38.400 Give, Send, Go link.

00:29:39.400 Really helps us out

00:29:40.200 if you do that.

00:29:40.800 And then also,

00:29:42.120 of course,

00:29:42.700 if you live in

00:29:43.520 Calgary Signal Hill

00:29:44.380 on the west side

00:29:44.940 of Signal Hill,

00:29:46.400 west side of Calgary,

00:29:47.640 I mean,

00:29:48.220 and you're a

00:29:48.640 Conservative Party

00:29:49.200 member,

00:29:49.760 vote for me

00:29:50.300 number one

00:29:50.880 on your ballot

00:29:51.440 so we can actually

00:29:52.120 have a real

00:29:52.660 Conservative

00:29:53.080 who will do

00:29:53.860 things like

00:29:54.240 reduce immigration,

00:29:55.260 reduce taxes,

00:29:56.180 and get wokeism

00:29:57.120 out of the government.

00:29:58.420 Have a great day,

00:29:59.140 everyone.

00:29:59.920 I'm out.

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - May 14, 2024

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