The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - April 13, 2026


Liberal CULT - Carney's wife declares people ＂can now sleep at night＂ because he is PM!


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00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here, and welcome back to the National Telegraph YouTube channel.
00:00:06.480 I admit, I have been avoiding covering the Liberal Convention in Montreal.
00:00:12.200 It just wrapped up a couple days ago, and I don't want to talk about it, because it's kind of boring.
00:00:18.560 Because post-party conventions are kind of boring, but I will try and take you guys through
00:00:23.740 a bit of a highlight reel of some of the things that happened,
00:00:27.300 some of the things that the Liberals had voted on, as well as clips from Mark Carney's speech.
00:00:33.500 Mark Carney has been helped a lot by the floor crossing of Marilyn Gladju,
00:00:38.380 not just in terms of getting closer to his majority that he will likely secure on Monday,
00:00:43.600 but also because it just distracted from the Liberal convention. Because the thing is,
00:00:48.720 the Liberals don't actually really want Canadians to focus that much on politics.
00:00:53.040 They don't want Canadians to actually pull out a report card and check if the Liberals have done anything.
00:00:58.880 They would rather that you are distracted by a floor-crossing story that the media hyper-fixates on,
00:01:05.320 rather than seeing things like this that happened at their convention.
00:01:09.760 The minute you have your degree, if it's a professional degree, right?
00:01:13.240 There's something in the Canada kind of free trade agreement.
00:01:16.280 I got the wrong acronym, but you get it.
00:01:18.380 It's called the TN program.
00:01:20.720 So Microsoft, I finished from University of Waterloo with my computer degree.
00:01:25.720 Microsoft phones me, offers me a job, 300 grand a year, right?
00:01:31.120 All I have to do is show up at the border, apply for a TN visa, right?
00:01:35.580 And I get this three-year, like no questions out, it costs 30 bucks.
00:01:40.300 And now I move to Microsoft.
00:01:43.120 We as Canadians have subsidized my education to the tune of, you pick the number,
00:01:49.660 half a million right 500 000 and if it's a graduate student go up right 30 000 tn go to the
00:01:58.460 u.s every year you do you guys know where this is going this is absolutely insane so he is about to
00:02:05.740 advocate for and the liberals voted in favor of having it so that young people cannot go and work
00:02:12.460 in the united states want to save yourself five to ten billion dollars shut the tn program and
00:02:19.500 then keep them in or make them pay their half a million so that if they leave i'm okay with that
00:02:24.860 you want to go to the us give me back my money like my dad my mom you you all work every day
00:02:31.500 to offer them their education so we need both sides we need to fight on one side to make sure
00:02:36.220 that we bring the very best talent to the world because they all want to come here now it's
00:02:40.620 absolutely wonderful but you can't have the sieve on the other side you can't live 5 billion or 10
00:02:47.340 billion a year of your hard-earned cash so that microsoft can get smarter what's like the liberals
00:02:58.140 are advocating that a kid who gets his engineering degree or computer science degree in canada would
00:03:05.900 would have to pay like $300,000 if they want to go work in the United States.
00:03:10.380 If you get educated in Canada, the state owns you,
00:03:13.800 and you cannot go and work somewhere else.
00:03:16.760 Like, what?
00:03:18.400 Even though, in theory, you would still be paying taxes in Canada
00:03:21.820 because you would still reside somewhat in Canada,
00:03:24.580 it would be a lower rate.
00:03:26.020 But still, this is what the liberals have devolved into.
00:03:29.700 They have become so anti-American.
00:03:32.060 Instead of, you know, getting a trade deal signed
00:03:33.960 so we can end all the problems at the border.
00:03:36.380 Instead, how about we erect a wall
00:03:39.160 and we try and shoot anyone who tries to go over that wall
00:03:42.460 and work in the United States.
00:03:43.460 And we have this twit on stage talking about how,
00:03:47.120 you know, I did this back in the day and it was great,
00:03:49.820 but now no longer.
00:03:51.660 Everyone that comes behind me trying to do the same thing
00:03:54.200 will have to pay a massive amount of money
00:03:55.760 or they shouldn't even be allowed to go work
00:03:57.860 in the United States.
00:03:58.940 And if they want to go work there,
00:04:00.140 then we're going to revoke their citizenship
00:04:01.700 and they can go down to the dark place where there is, you know, groaning and gnashing of
00:04:06.520 teeth over there. Like, it's, come on, people. This is actually a liberal policy proposal,
00:04:14.060 just trapping people in the country. You know, that's really saying something, that our economy
00:04:19.760 is currently losing jobs every single month, and we're still going to force people to stay here.
00:04:28.620 There's no jobs that you can get in many sectors here because the economy sucks because of the liberal policies.
00:04:34.700 And if you try and leave, no, Mark Carney's going to show up and put his hand in your chest.
00:04:38.660 He's going to put your, he's going to stop you.
00:04:40.760 It's like you're some person trying to go from coach to first class and the stewardess puts her hand on your chest saying, no, you haven't earned it, buddy.
00:04:48.280 That's what Mark Carney is going to do if you got a graduate degree and you want to go work for Microsoft in California for maybe a couple summers.
00:04:56.060 Oh, my goodness.
00:04:56.760 okay so you're getting the idea that this was a little crazy uh it was i want to now jump to
00:05:04.480 let's actually just first start off i like using liberal propaganda on the show i want to play this
00:05:11.180 liberal propaganda video like kind of like hyping up what the convention was like in just a second
00:05:15.780 uh but first i'm sitting do the normal reminder and i'll try and keep it fast for these days
00:05:20.140 you know like the video type the video on youtube mobile you know make sure to subscribe if you're
00:05:25.400 not a subscriber and consider becoming a channel member and hitting the join button so i want to
00:05:30.660 start with this video and then i want to get to some of the convention speeches from both mark
00:05:35.020 carney and his wife who i don't know why anyone wants to hear from her by the way if you are the
00:05:41.960 spouse of a politician don't talk never talk the best you can do is come out and for like a minute
00:05:48.340 introduce your spouse who's the actual elected official that is it it's a waste of time
00:05:55.400 great venue great place great opportunity to reconnect with old friends also make some new
00:06:03.520 ones i like how they do the first two people first two liberal politicians the highlight
00:06:09.440 real are gary amasangri who was involved in a scandal about obviously thinking that the
00:06:15.040 liberal buyback is a complete scam and it's not going to work and it's being done for purely
00:06:19.140 political reasons and then they jump to francois-philippe champagne who is currently
00:06:23.580 embroiled in a conflict of interest scandal because the liberals are giving $90 billion
00:06:29.600 to an Alto train to be built from Toronto to Quebec City, a crown corporation that his wife
00:06:38.840 happens to be the vice president of environment for, which is also what we call a fake patronage
00:06:44.620 job. So they're going to give $90 billion to a train that his wife just happens to be an executive
00:06:51.660 to four and also apparently it's not going to cost 90 billion it could cost up to 200 billion
00:06:57.020 because of course the liberals gave like the friendliest cost estimate on the project not
00:07:03.580 factoring in that they suck at building stuff and it's going to take a lot longer than they
00:07:08.540 probably think and it's going to cost a lot more
00:07:10.980 coming to convention is super exciting
00:07:21.380 i'm having an absolutely great time like what happened what's actually happening though like
00:07:27.720 what are you guys voting on walking people in the country not letting them leave carney saying that
00:07:32.820 we're going to just trade arbitrarily less in terms of military equipment with the united states
00:07:37.380 that's oh yeah just all that excitement that we have in the room can't believe the energy here
00:07:41.860 i cannot believe the amount of people here why convention's exciting is because you don't just
00:07:46.400 by the way cory but top top button if you're gonna wear a tie top button come on man see the leaders
00:07:54.780 of today you see the leaders of tomorrow and the day after that it's an exciting time to be a
00:07:59.500 liberal but it's also an exciting time to be at the conference what i love about what is it what
00:08:04.080 does it mean to be a liberal to floor crosser christian entremont there like oh it's so exciting
00:08:09.340 to be a liberal. What does that mean? And here's a clip of him on CPAC trying to explain him
00:08:17.120 crossing the floor. But of course, he still has not actually detailed anything. He has not actually
00:08:23.520 explained at all why he left the conservatives, you know, what actual thing convinced him to cross.
00:08:28.500 They keep saying generic, all the floor crossers just keep using generic language around.
00:08:32.560 Mark Carney's the leader we need right now. He's so stable and unifying and he's a leader and he's
00:08:37.880 a leader and also he's a leader but never actually saying what was wrong with Kaleev or why you
00:08:43.380 suddenly like liberal policy right now. Mark Carney's just he's such a leader. He's just so
00:08:48.360 I look at him and I see leader and I also see a big bribe check that I was paid but I mainly see
00:08:55.360 a leader. They voted for the individual candidate but they were voting for the conservative candidate
00:09:00.160 and they make the argument by crossing the floor you respectfully and others who have crossed
00:09:05.500 are disrespecting the thousands of canadians who voted for a conservative candidate what do you say
00:09:11.240 to that well i mean we as politicians we as members that are elected are there to represent
00:09:16.060 our communities the party doesn't mean a thing when you're actually elected it doesn't matter
00:09:21.300 who's coming to your office who's asking questions who needs help we're gonna we're gonna represent
00:09:26.280 all of them okay so this clip might be a little bit quiet i always say when people upload clips
00:09:32.100 onto x and they're not like full volume they're like half volume and so even when i'm on full
00:09:36.460 volume it's not quite good enough but what he said there was well you see um yeah people did
00:09:42.920 vote for a conservative in my riding but after the election party stops really mattering and then
00:09:48.020 he's going into some stupid log cabin story about you know you know fundamentally when people have
00:09:53.820 an elected official and they want to walk up to their constituency office and say mr elected
00:09:58.140 official. Would you do this or that for me? They want to know that you're just an individual human
00:10:03.760 being who don't care about no parties or no complex, fancy downtown stuff like that. They
00:10:09.600 just want to know that you're going to help them. It's like, how does that have anything to do with
00:10:14.560 just deciding you're going to cross the floor and vote for completely different things, even though
00:10:18.840 your own people wanted you to vote for a certain idea, a certain set of ideas, an agenda? That's
00:10:25.920 what they voted for oh party don't mean a thing once you actually get down to big old Ottawa where
00:10:30.700 everything's actually very complex and individual and people want me to represent them in the best
00:10:36.480 way possible and that requires me to join Mark Carney's party and just start blindly voting for
00:10:42.280 whatever he wants like oh my goodness do you think that Don Tremont hangs out around his own
00:10:48.680 constituency office you think he's just hanging out by the water cooler and people are walking in
00:10:53.740 his office you say oh hey how's it going deborah hey how's it going paul we should gab about policy
00:11:00.220 no he doesn't even want to talk to any of them because they don't like him because he's a traitor
00:11:05.440 and he is no longer standing for the ideas that they wanted even if you're a liberal in that
00:11:09.980 riding what were you what are you going to go and ask dantremont about you know that he's only
00:11:14.240 faking joining your party for like petty personal reasons to get a better paying job you know he's
00:11:20.240 not like someone who actually cares about what you're gonna say he's just here for the paycheck
00:11:24.880 dude but anyways so i now want to move on to some uh liberal convention moments uh should i start 0.77
00:11:34.320 out with yeah yeah we're gonna start off with carney's wife for whatever reason uh the liberal
00:11:41.120 party is trying to force her down our throat so i will show you what uh what she was like and also
00:11:46.480 guys i know it's the liberal party less red have a gray background or have her wear gray
00:11:53.120 something this is horrid my husband and i have been stopped on the streets of mumbai sydney
00:12:00.960 london and paris and of course throughout canada by people from all backgrounds
00:12:08.120 seeking to thank canada for our country's global leadership
00:12:13.200 now can anyone actually explain to me what that global leadership is at all because we keep
00:12:25.040 hearing about like oh my goodness like the global leadership that the liberals are providing and the
00:12:29.440 thing is she actually is kind of right you will see media people in other countries and other
00:12:35.000 online left is saying oh my goodness they're so great they're sticking it to trump but other than
00:12:40.020 just his slightly passive-aggressive speech at Davos, what has Carney done to lead? Because
00:12:46.280 leading means that people are following you. What's the world currently following Canada on?
00:12:52.320 And you can't say trade diversification. Most of the world didn't trade that much with America in
00:12:58.160 the first place because they're not right next to America like Canada is. And tariffs have a certain
00:13:03.400 way of making people naturally have to trade with other countries more. Countries don't decide to
00:13:07.980 trade with other people. Usually, unless you're like China or like Laos, you're mostly going to
00:13:13.060 just have your own firms deciding who they want to trade with. And when tariffs go up, people
00:13:17.560 diversify. Now, I wish Carney would actually get on his horse and figure out how to make a deal
00:13:22.160 with Donald Trump, but he's not interested in that because it's politically advantageous to
00:13:25.460 be at odds with Trump. But again, it's not like Canada's leading on trade. There's nothing to
00:13:31.580 lead on with trade. It's just the market. The market will move how the market will move.
00:13:35.640 what else is candle leading on military no uh foreign no not foreign policy actually
00:13:42.320 carney keeps flip-flopping in favor of america and then against america because he doesn't know
00:13:45.920 what to do name me one area where people are looking up to carney that if you walked into
00:13:53.440 the legislature in belgium or you know i don't know like romania australia liberia the congo
00:14:02.000 are people mentioning Carney and how hot he is down there oh my goodness okay here's another
00:14:07.800 Diane Fox clip and more than a few people have told me that they can now sleep at night
00:14:16.400 knowing that Mark is leading our country
00:14:18.960 you like the implication there that people who voted liberal were not able to sleep at night
00:14:27.660 when Justin Trudeau was the prime minister.
00:14:30.400 And those people should ask themselves,
00:14:32.400 why were you not able to sleep at night back then
00:14:34.920 knowing that Mark Carney was the economic advisor to Trudeau?
00:14:39.060 You could not sleep at night when Trudeau was around,
00:14:42.080 but you can sleep at night now that the idiot
00:14:44.260 who was advising the other idiot is now the prime minister.
00:14:49.580 I just wish that applied to me too.
00:14:53.440 it in our house marcus prime minister has meant a little less sleep but i wouldn't have it any other
00:15:01.280 way yeah so uh that's vapid nothingness that's why you do not get the spouse of the politician to get
00:15:11.200 up on stage so i want to now i just want to jump around to some mark carney clips uh just you'll
00:15:18.160 understand i just want to basically just show you the attitude now i think it is an asset again to
00:15:23.680 carney that the media was just talking about floor crosses the entire weekend all the media was just
00:15:29.200 covering floor crossers and it's not because carney fell on his face the convention probably
00:15:34.000 did some decent things for him helped reunify the party as all conventions do for parties
00:15:39.760 but i feel like carney will suffer in the long run if people actually hear his speeches too often
00:15:45.860 He'll every once in a while want the more center-left-leaning Canadians to hear a Dabo speech of his
00:15:52.440 and then never hear about him for another three or four months.
00:15:55.340 Or they'll catch on to the fact that the guy is basically a wind-up toy
00:15:58.500 who says the same thing no matter what room he is in.
00:16:02.240 A year ago, just over a year ago, in the midst of a blizzard,
00:16:08.640 we started down the road to make the best country in the world even better.
00:16:15.120 we should be under no illusions the path we've chosen is hard
00:16:27.140 oh yeah and that's why he's losing so many jobs it's because it's a hard path that's why
00:16:31.460 even though he's making the country better he's just losing 80 000 jobs a month
00:16:35.300 there'll be headwinds black ice steep climbs along the way we'll have to be pragmatic and
00:16:43.680 determined to keep moving forward. But this is the journey that we must make. Because we are meeting
00:16:55.200 in the middle of a transformation that will define our country for generations.
00:17:07.160 He feels like a chat GPT prime minister. Like that was, it's almost like they had to be prompted
00:17:13.300 to clap because it was just such a just a who cares kind of a comment from him that people
00:17:18.540 eventually like oh okay i guess we're clapping for generics just generic nonsense we should be
00:17:25.900 we should this is going to be a tough journey and we need grit and determination to get through it
00:17:31.420 and we should keep doing it it's like okay
00:17:34.240 and and canadian sense it
00:17:39.580 over the past year 300 000 new people have joined the liberal party
00:17:49.600 well it's not hard to get people to join the liberal party in a in like when you had a
00:18:00.300 leadership race they have free memberships and they just mass signed up a bunch of people
00:18:04.580 over email to vote for carney and i guarantee a lot of those people's memberships are going
00:18:09.020 start lapsing pretty fast canada canada canadians who voted for other parties in the past
00:18:17.980 now trust us with the future and if they don't trust us we're going to make their their mps cross
00:18:26.620 and this is true in every province and territory of the country all provinces and territories
00:18:31.900 everyone anyway so now i want to move on to another clip oh i should get to the military
00:18:40.180 procurement clip because this really is an extremely dumb idea uh
00:18:45.680 i think we can find this one do i have this one huh i don't think i actually have that one but
00:18:55.240 anyways so mark carney went on at one point i guess you i guess you're here to hear me talk
00:18:59.700 not just to hear Mark Carney babble. One of his actual proposals during his speech is that we
00:19:06.340 are going to reduce military procurement from the United States. Now, it probably isn't going
00:19:13.080 to shock you to hear that we weren't spending 70% of our military money procuring weapons when we
00:19:19.480 were doing procurement from abroad. 70% of it was going towards the United States. We didn't do that
00:19:24.860 for fun. We weren't doing that as a friendly gesture to the United States. It's because you
00:19:29.460 the highest quality at the lowest price going to the u.s you can get cheaper garbage elsewhere but
00:19:36.260 the u.s is kind of like you know the a plus standard when it comes to military equipment
00:19:41.060 imagine trying to get a trade deal signed with donald trump now at the same time you're delivering
00:19:47.300 speeches saying we are arbitrarily going to stop actually getting our military equipment we're
00:19:52.180 going to stop getting our kit from the united states like come on people all these just dumb
00:19:58.580 tactical moves that a lot of people are just not going to pick up on they're just going to be like
00:20:03.060 well no well he said he said that we're like standing up for Canada so ergo what he said was
00:20:08.660 good it's like yes but he's making Canada weaker by trying to be this kind of like artificially
00:20:15.020 nationalistic figure who just basically says well you know we're going to build Canada at every turn
00:20:20.820 not realizing you can't just do that which is why we're losing tens of thousands of jobs right now
00:20:25.620 You can't just mandate that we build stuff in Canada.
00:20:28.400 And oftentimes when the government mandates something is only done in Canada,
00:20:32.520 it means the price is going to skyrocket and taxpayers get to pay for it.
00:20:37.800 The world's changing.
00:20:39.700 Oh, wow. Is it, Mark?
00:20:41.400 Not gradually, but suddenly.
00:20:45.700 Yes, some are still in denial.
00:20:50.040 Rather than starting on this journey, they're waiting for the past to return.
00:20:55.620 but hope is not a plan and nostalgia is not a strategy
00:21:09.720 isn't he literally just the prime minister because he was like a nostalgic figure for
00:21:18.220 like boomer liberals from the 2008 market crash isn't that literally what he is because
00:21:22.980 the hope is not a strategy. Well, stupid, dumb speeches aren't a strategy either. Because again,
00:21:28.060 if you actually look at liberal performance, you have food prices up, the amount of taxes that
00:21:34.200 people are paying are up, the debt is way up, the deficit is way up, you know, military procurement
00:21:40.000 is not getting better, the amount of houses we're building are going down, crime is getting a little
00:21:43.960 bit better. But it's mostly just because we were at a massive high peak in like 2122. And it's like
00:21:50.140 gone down slightly. But crime is really not better. Pretty much everything has gotten worse.
00:21:55.540 Immigration's gotten a little better under Carney. It was one of those things where how could you not
00:21:59.500 lower the amount of foreign students and foreign workers coming into the country? Because the
00:22:03.720 amount that Trudeau let in was just so absurdly high. Even Trudeau, if he was still around,
00:22:08.380 would have been cutting it because it was really damaging his reputation. The economy is always
00:22:14.980 usually number one i would put probably in terms of the boat anchors on on trudeau's popularity
00:22:20.680 between 22 and 24 was probably second or third down the list was immigration it was a really
00:22:27.680 big thing that was like making people just hate his guts but you know hope's not a hope's not a
00:22:33.540 plan guys hope's not a plan but here here's another clip i just want to show that uh gad
00:22:38.640 sad had highlighted the i think he's from actually toronto yeah so i think he lives in the united
00:22:44.000 states now but he's a really good uh thinker uh when it comes to just politics and philosophy
00:22:49.280 and whatnot and gad sad said uh in front of one of these clips i'm about to play canada is a
00:22:55.040 feminized castrated country of parasitic ideologically captured and pathologically
00:23:00.000 suicidal and uh sorry a country of parasitic ideological capture and pathologic suicidal
00:23:06.960 empathy so just think about those words as this clip plays but i'm going to this is a little off
00:23:13.200 script a week after the prime minister made his speech in devils switzerland he made another
00:23:20.080 speech in ottawa at the canadian media producers association cmpa and this speech talked about
00:23:28.000 canada's most successful cultural export we have had this year and that's heated rivalries
00:23:36.800 now think about that for a minute because as anita said and maninder has working we are promoting
00:23:43.120 Canada as an exporting and country worthy of investment. We are doing that. We are opening
00:23:49.860 doors in India. We are opening doors in China. We are opening doors in Vietnam and all over the
00:23:55.080 world. But we're taking our values with us. So heated rivalry is an example of that. Truly
00:24:02.820 Canadian, set in Canada. And we don't let up for one minute on the 2SLGBTQI human rights issue.
00:24:09.940 he really needed the full one at least he didn't do like the full leah gizan where it just goes on
00:24:16.620 for like 10 hours where she's like the mni ph ppp qqq lgb ct plus s2 and it like literally goes on
00:24:25.360 for like 24 letters like but come on people like guys how about we just focus on winning how about
00:24:33.320 we just focus on actual growth metrics actual metrics of positive you know of positive forward
00:24:41.680 momentum you know the gdp gdp per capita job numbers going up how will we focus on any of that
00:24:47.720 before we basically he's basically trying to make an excuse you don't have to care that we're
00:24:52.220 actually mediocre because don't worry we are doing it all in line of the the moral secular right we
00:24:59.240 are only doing things if it is right in the eyes of somebody in downtown Toronto or Montreal or
00:25:04.280 Victoria. Set in Canada and we don't let up for one minute on the 2SLGBTQI human rights issue.
00:25:12.280 Not one minute. Yeah that's why we're trading with China by the way. And we don't let up on our
00:25:21.800 our absolute insistence that women and men play equally in our world. Especially when it comes
00:25:29.080 to forced labor in china they better have equal opportunity for forced laborers in china
00:25:35.020 better be oh my goodness these people are just empty and the thing is that i think that that's
00:25:40.900 what honestly the liberals got away with this stuff because of the floor crossing that had
00:25:45.560 happened they didn't really have to you know talk about this because like they didn't have to they
00:25:52.340 didn't have to like have the world look at them and like cringe in the same way that people cringed
00:25:56.540 at the NDP convention because the floor crossing issue distracted from it. And by the way, I just
00:26:01.640 want to show you this clip because it highlights something I want to talk about in terms of all the
00:26:06.820 media telling the conservatives what to do that's bad for them. In terms of the conservative party
00:26:12.720 needs to stop listening to the media. Every time the media gives you some advice, they are trying
00:26:18.000 to hurt you. So here is a liberal MP from Calgary Confederation, Corey Hogan, condemning conservative
00:26:25.100 obstructionism even though the conservatives have been like bending over backwards to seem
00:26:29.820 as cooperative as possible uh maryland yeah well look i think when you talk about somebody like
00:26:36.220 maryland gladu uh what you have is somebody who wants to build and is it doesn't want to play
00:26:40.460 those games doesn't want to have those opposition tactics that you can tell are clearly fatiguing
00:26:44.620 the other side we got in the prime minister somebody who's very interested in building
00:26:48.780 and that is going to draw a lot of canadians in whether they be people who traditionally supported
00:26:52.460 the NDP or whether people who traditionally supported the Conservatives. And I think when
00:26:56.500 you think about these floor crossers, they're just reflecting the Canadian electorate. I mean,
00:27:00.540 we all see the polls. They're just reflecting the Canadian electorate. You can just leave and
00:27:05.440 apparently that means that the Canadian people wanted it to happen. The polls show us up,
00:27:11.040 ergo people can cross. Okay, so precedent, if the Conservatives start leading in the polls by like
00:27:16.640 five or six points, they should all shift back over because the Canadians have spoken because
00:27:20.760 a bad pollster shows the Liberals up or the Conservatives up?
00:27:24.320 Like, what are we talking about?
00:27:25.720 I don't know what the current state of mind is.
00:27:27.640 Canadians like this government's approach, which is building and building in a responsible
00:27:31.660 fashion, but building.
00:27:33.320 And that's something I think you're not seeing a lot of the current Conservatives who are
00:27:36.420 a lot better at tearing things down than building things up.
00:27:39.220 And you mentioned this during that debate about that pipeline motion back in, I think,
00:27:42.400 November, how, you know, it seemed like, you know, an attempt at playing political games
00:27:47.500 in the House of Commons by the Polyam Conservatives.
00:27:49.080 Do you think that's really kind of a factor in these floor crossers or just in terms of maybe, you know, having them look elsewhere?
00:27:56.020 Yeah, well, I do. I think it's these are drips in a bucket that people know what's going on.
00:28:00.780 They're in a caucus. They're sitting there. They're hearing about these games and these tactics.
00:28:04.200 And here's how we try to split people. And that's not going to be very appealing to all of the members of the conservative caucus.
00:28:09.580 They're going to want to see something more productive.
00:28:11.060 And look, you reap what you sow to a certain extent.
00:28:14.240 And here Pauliev has decided he's going to ride a horse called Division and Distraction.
00:28:18.380 and ultimately that horse is not going to get him across the finish line and canadians are looking
00:28:22.420 for something that is like just a complete rewriting of what had of history i'm sorry
00:28:28.060 polyev literally if you can call it a pivot i don't really think it was much of a pivot
00:28:32.980 but he started taking a more open stance to the liberals know what i'm going to go down to the
00:28:37.720 united states i'm going to go to europe and i'm going to keep carney in the loop he literally
00:28:41.900 saying i'm calling him i'm going to try and get meetings with american politicians and promote
00:28:46.920 Canadian trade and make the best case for signing a trade deal with no tariffs as possible. He was
00:28:52.280 doing Carney's job for him. And in such a way where he wasn't even attacking Carney, he literally
00:28:57.760 refused to attack Carney on Joe Rogan's podcast. And behind the scenes, we literally have him
00:29:05.060 whining and dining, like Carney whining and dining conservative MPs. I need now to show you guys
00:29:11.680 this because i found this so obnoxious so the other day there was a cbc panel with of course
00:29:19.540 the conservative on the panel fred delori reacting to all the floor crossings going on
00:29:25.880 and this drove me up the wall and actually resulted in a former conservative politician
00:29:30.900 a or i guess a progressive conservative politician from ontario attacking me for my opinion on what
00:29:36.080 fred delori here says now i'm going to preface apparently you're not allowed to criticize fred
00:29:40.860 Delori, because did you know he once worked for Stephen Harper? He was his communications director
00:29:45.120 during the 2011 campaign. You know what? Good for him. He evidently did a good job. Conservatives
00:29:50.980 won a majority. He also was the campaign manager for Aaron O'Toole, both in the leadership and the
00:29:56.900 general, and then they got Trudeau back in because of the terrible job they did. How about let's stop
00:30:01.600 citing records? Let's actually just focus on what someone's doing in the here and now, or in the case
00:30:06.660 of fred delori on cbc power and politics what he is saying remember as you watch this clip
00:30:11.800 fred is the conservative on the cbc panel agree with mel like i wish we would like calling it
00:30:19.380 like this is loser talk when we're out there conservative saying you know you gotta you
00:30:23.480 should be have a by-election if you we never say that when it comes to us why do we say we're
00:30:27.040 being hypocritical here no no we're not being hypocritical here have there been liberals who
00:30:33.380 cross the floor to join the conservatives. Yes, Leona Alice Lev is one that happened under
00:30:38.160 Andrew Scheer. By the way, stupid move. Why did we need Leona Alice Lev? Her crossing wasn't going 1.00
00:30:44.060 to defeat the government. It wasn't going to do anything like that. She only helped water down
00:30:48.200 the conservative brand, and I have not really noticed her impact on conservative politics since
00:30:53.580 then. That's a very, even in that case, very different case of having someone leave because
00:31:00.220 of internal corruption issues inside the liberal party and joining the conservatives and then just
00:31:04.940 having five MLAs from the conservatives and NDP just crossing for no apparent reason other than
00:31:11.420 Mark Carney is the leader we need now or whatever like NPC talking points these people have
00:31:16.140 that's not hypocrisy but calling it loser talk to actually call these people out for unethical
00:31:23.760 behavior is just ridiculous this and i'm going to get back to the the the the controversy on
00:31:30.880 alia being more cooperative or not here because this is proving my point fred delori is the type
00:31:36.780 of person who had been previously saying the conservatives need to be less fighty they need
00:31:42.300 to be more cooperative they need to show canadians that they can work with these liberals and now
00:31:47.120 we're calling them losers when carney was whining and dining people behind the scenes and it's just
00:31:51.260 we don't look legitimate i think what the best thing for polyev is time if it's three years
00:31:57.500 figure out your path to government figure out what's going to happen obviously as canadians
00:32:01.960 we all want carney to succeed in what he's doing and how he's building the economy but if he fails
00:32:06.640 that's when you make your and by the way we don't want carney to succeed now in theory you could say
00:32:11.820 well we want him to succeed from the perspective that we want good things for canada okay well his
00:32:17.020 agenda is not good for Canada. It's a big government agenda that even if it succeeds in
00:32:22.220 the short run, we'll end up incurring far more debt that younger Canadians have to pay off one
00:32:26.940 day. It's going to have a far more government heavy economy that is not going to be functional
00:32:31.060 in the long run. We are just burying ourselves in terms of foreign policy of starting to cozy up
00:32:36.960 with China instead of the United States. I don't want him to succeed because the agenda is bad.
00:32:41.680 But this is, again, the conservative on the panel.
00:32:45.420 Basically, Fred DeLore is like a politician who runs against Kim Jong-un in a North Korean election.
00:32:51.360 North Korea does, in fact, have other parties other than just the Juche party of North Korea or whatever the ruling Kim dynasty party is.
00:33:01.660 They do run against him.
00:33:02.940 And then basically it's a pattern where by the end of the race, they bow out and they admit to the superior intellect and wisdom of Kim Jong-un or Kim Jong-il or Kim Il-sung before they win, like in a rigged election.
00:33:17.060 That is what Fred DeLore feels like. He is there to just basically agree that liberal philosophy is right, but maybe they just need to change things a little bit. Maybe the conservatives are right about a little bit of stuff here and there, but the liberals are basically fine.
00:33:33.060 and but i had lisa mcleod attack me for me calling out fred delori is not very conservative oh why
00:33:41.420 don't you know that he's been in this movement a long time i've been in the movement for a bit
00:33:45.740 a bit of time here i've done things to the conservative party despite being consistently
00:33:50.080 kicked in the face by it at the same time i wasn't even being i'm not even being paid for this but
00:33:54.660 apparently if you're like a communications person in parliament and then for the party for uh and
00:34:00.560 you're getting paid to do it we treat you like you like stormed juno beach or something like that
00:34:05.320 it's a job it's a career that people are either good at or bad at they may have been good at it
00:34:10.160 before and they suck now in the case of fred delori i'm sorry i will still call him out even
00:34:15.320 if he was around the campaign in 2011 that got harper his majority move you don't sit here and
00:34:22.860 just whine about members of the party leaving what should he have said instead then look i think i
00:34:28.780 don't think he had to be out this week why is he out there like what what kind of take is this like
00:34:32.980 I feel like Fred only gets added to the panel because he used to be a communications person
00:34:37.880 I think he has nothing productive to say from a conservative perspective on this panel but
00:34:43.060 because his credential because of his credentials he's allowed to be on the panel even the CBC host
00:34:47.840 is kind of dumbfounded by his take here and they're like well should Paulie have just say
00:34:52.720 nothing when people cross the floor and pretend like this is normal leaving what should he have
00:34:56.800 said instead then look i think i don't think he had to be out this week why is he out there like
00:35:01.660 there's no like if you're not going to um uh come head on on this same property rights aren't
00:35:06.180 important because that's what he was out on yeah but even that i would say you gotta you gotta look
00:35:10.800 at what's the main issue even if you had something planning to come out on look at what's happening
00:35:14.980 here so so the communications director a former communications director for stephen harper thinks
00:35:20.740 that after maryland gladju crosses the floor he should have just canceled all of his all of his
00:35:26.420 meetings. Every little press conference he was planning on already having about property rights
00:35:30.960 in British Columbia, just cancel it all. Just become a hermit. That will do really well in the
00:35:35.140 media. Marilyn Gladwell leaves the party and then Pierre Polyev is just MIA for a week. Like, oh my
00:35:41.380 goodness, oh, he didn't have to come out this week. Wow, I can't believe Aaron O'Toole didn't become
00:35:45.720 prime minister with this guy as his campaign manager. Just sit there and die on the ground
00:35:50.060 and just let Mark Carney win. Have you ever thought of just starving to death in a room by
00:35:54.420 yourself, Pierre? That's a really good
00:35:56.380 campaign strategy, apparently, according to
00:35:58.280 Fred Delory. The game is changing Monday
00:36:00.240 where we're having three by-elections. Come out after
00:36:02.340 that. If it's a majority Liberal government,
00:36:04.540 then come out and say, hey, we're going
00:36:06.360 to be the official opposition. We're going to hold
00:36:08.380 you to account. We're going to see what kind of work you're
00:36:10.380 doing over the next number of years. And we
00:36:12.380 are going to put up another
00:36:14.200 alternative for Canadians
00:36:16.540 to look at. But to, you know, to
00:36:18.300 whine about them getting a majority
00:36:20.260 this way, it just isn't helpful.
00:36:22.560 Fred Delory is like
00:36:24.420 He is to political commentary what Cheez Whiz is to real cheese.
00:36:30.160 That was technically commentary, but I didn't actually get any substance from it.
00:36:36.640 So Polyev, in Fred Delori's opinion, after Glad You Left, should have shut up until the liberals get a majority on Monday.
00:36:45.020 And then he comes in and says, hey, guys, I'm Pierre Polyev.
00:36:47.480 I am a leader of the official opposition.
00:36:50.100 and I'm going to monitor what Carney's doing over the next couple of years
00:36:55.260 and maybe you'll vote for me by that point.
00:36:58.660 I'm like, no, actually, Polyev should be more aggressive.
00:37:02.080 He should get more aggressive as the Carney liberals
00:37:04.060 keep doing sleazier things to get power
00:37:06.200 because the polls show Canadians actually don't really like this floor-crossing stuff.
00:37:10.000 It feels wrong to them because it kind of is wrong.
00:37:13.700 But Fred DeLore is the type of person that for weeks was saying
00:37:17.600 And Polyev should be nicer. He should be less aggressive. Don't fight with the media too much.
00:37:23.800 Be nicer to Carney. Be cooperative with the liberals. And then Polyev is cooperative with
00:37:28.660 the liberals. And in such time, Carney wines and dines more of his MPs in January and now
00:37:34.860 to cross Matt Janeroux and Marilyn Gladue. And now you're not allowed to complain about the fact
00:37:41.420 that during your more cooperative stance, the liberals were taking that time to not cooperate
00:37:46.140 reciprocally. Instead, they were just trying to undermine you. And now you should not whine about
00:37:50.900 it. Oh, come on, Polyev, don't whine about it. Yes, we told you to do something and it didn't
00:37:54.740 work out. But don't whine that our ideas didn't work. Just sit there and be even more passive.
00:38:00.520 No, you get more aggressive. I want to go back to the pure Polyev that in the We Charity scandal
00:38:06.920 in 2019, went out to that press conference and started throwing blacked out papers around
00:38:11.020 because they were doing a cover-up of how much the liberal government knew
00:38:15.060 about the money that they were giving over to We Charity
00:38:18.040 and the involvement of the Trudeaus with We Charity.
00:38:20.820 He should do that now with Francois-Philippe Champagne.
00:38:24.340 Nail that moron to the wall on that issue.
00:38:27.720 It's clearly an issue of corruption.
00:38:29.860 His wife is the vice president of environment at Alto,
00:38:32.500 and they just happen to be getting $90 billion for a train nobody really wants
00:38:37.240 unless you live directly in the path
00:38:39.220 and the money doesn't justify it.
00:38:41.420 The Polyev should be coming out
00:38:42.580 and showing every single day
00:38:44.680 that they did an ethics update on the website,
00:38:47.920 every single day since Francois-Philippe Champagne
00:38:51.320 claimed that he had done some sort of disclosure
00:38:54.420 about his conflicts of interest,
00:38:56.200 every single update we got from the ethics commissioner
00:38:58.900 of new information on all the conflicts of interest
00:39:01.640 of all the ministers and MPs,
00:39:03.360 he didn't pop up at all until just now
00:39:06.420 when he's pretending he did it in September.
00:39:08.780 That's what Polioff should do.
00:39:10.200 Get aggressive.
00:39:10.960 Get aggressive with the media again.
00:39:12.580 The media are terrible.
00:39:14.380 I know that Polioff's advisors probably just tell them,
00:39:17.120 every time a media person is asking you a stupid question,
00:39:20.620 just smile and nod through it,
00:39:22.120 and then answer the question that you want to answer.
00:39:25.200 Just make up your own question in your head
00:39:26.980 and just start talking about whatever you want to talk about.
00:39:29.160 No, because what the media is doing
00:39:31.020 is they're trying to slip a premise past you,
00:39:33.220 and if you don't challenge it, they'll run with that premise.
00:39:35.420 You have to go hard at them. It's so funny that the Conservative Party keeps doing really well when they get assertive. And then somebody says, how about we just stop doing that thing that's making us successful and see what happens? And that's how you have Carney win in 2025. The Conservative Party goes mild. They run on a mild platform that's better than the Liberals, obviously. But on certain issues, it's only a sidestep to the right.
00:39:59.300 On other issues, it was a wider step, which is why in certain communities they did really well, because they had basically thrown out the book on current established policy, and they had come up with something that was more audacious, like when it came to fishing policy in the Maritimes, which is why they picked up two seats in Newfoundland.
00:40:16.520 Their drug policies was good. That's why they did really good in the Asian community, because they hate the drug policy of the liberals right now. They picked up a Markham seat, although Michael Ma left, and then they picked up a Richmond seat, because even though the liberals did better overall in those provinces, the thing is with the Chinese community, the conservatives did really well on the issue of drugs.
00:40:37.760 now they just need to expand bolder policy on all of the issues if you go mild your turnout's
00:40:44.160 going to become milder anyways so that was me ranting for 40 minutes straight hopefully it
00:40:50.620 didn't bother you guys too much the lesson here is uh liberals still suck and the media is
00:40:56.740 obnoxious never listen to a conservative pundit on the cbc uh unless there's some like guest who
00:41:02.900 never gets invited back again. If you keep getting invited back on the CBC, you're probably not very
00:41:08.000 good at your job and you're not a very good conservative. They only want wet paper bags who
00:41:12.780 will always capitulate to liberal arguments at the end of the day. Anyways, with that all being
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