The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Liberal MPs vote to let Mark Carney act like a Dictator!

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here. There must be some sort of religious commitment people make

00:00:06.120 to be in the Liberal Party that dedicates them to not learning from any mistakes made.

00:00:12.660 The Liberal Party, after mulling over potentially using the Reform Act last week,

00:00:17.940 has now voted to not use it. This Global News article reports Liberal Caucus Chair James Maloney

00:00:24.960 says, party MPs have voted against adopting a formal process to eject their leader should the

00:00:30.580 need arise. And that's the problem. Should the need arise is a very key thing to remember. It's not

00:00:37.880 like they're voting to get rid of Mark Carney now, but they should have the power to do it.

00:00:42.900 And I'll link that article in the description below and pin it in the comments. It's absurd.

00:00:48.460 There are like Liberal MPs that actually kind of surprised me, like Ryan Turnbull,

00:00:52.500 who is arguing in favor of using the Reform Act. And then you'll have like other members of

00:00:58.020 caucus saying, I think we're actually already good enough holding each other accountable.

00:01:02.680 It's like, what excuse is there to not use the Reform Act other than Mark Carney doesn't want any

00:01:09.340 rules applied to him. He just wants to be able to do whatever he wants, you know, and screw you. 0.98

00:01:15.200 That's what the Reform Act basically is, is that MPs themselves in caucus can basically vote 0.98

00:01:21.960 Mark Carney out if he starts absolutely going insane. Like if he starts doing stupid stuff the 0.99

00:01:27.740 way Justin Trudeau was for a year and a half, making mistake after mistake after mistake, 0.98

00:01:32.660 and his popularity going down and down, there should be a way of formally basically voting that

00:01:38.400 we should vote to either get rid of him in caucus, or we should throw it to the members to vote whether

00:01:42.980 they want the leader to stay or go. Because this is like, what happened under Trudeau?

00:01:49.680 And you'll have MPs in this article say, we're good at holding each other accountable. We're good

00:01:55.640 at opening the kimono behind the scenes. And this and basically having all the problems talked about

00:02:02.060 I'm like, no, you're not because you guys couldn't get rid of Justin Trudeau. He just decided to walk

00:02:07.740 off into the snow at one point, because of how bad the leadership was. Everything was so bad in the

00:02:14.080 polls, the fundraising was so bad. Justin Trudeau eventually had to conclude that he had to leave.

00:02:19.540 And then they were able to pull an upset off with Mark Carney in the election. And now the liberals

00:02:24.040 are sitting around being like, let's do that again. Let's have no accountability. Let's have

00:02:28.660 no ability to stop this guy. If he just decides he wants to engage in massive corruption, and just

00:02:34.860 dare us to get rid of him because we can't.

00:02:37.500 And they're going to let him act like a dictator again. It's just like Justin Trudeau. They're

00:02:45.180 going to let him do whatever he wants, just constantly shuffle people out of a cabinet who

00:02:50.440 he doesn't like, who complains about him. And then if there's any real problems, they just

00:02:55.260 have to hope that Mark Carney will eventually step down.

00:02:57.320 Well, there are other issues today I want to talk about. One is the fact that apparently

00:03:04.700 guys, after this very consequential election, Parliament is barely going to sit. And yeah,

00:03:10.760 technically, a bunch of the year has already been eaten up by the election and whatnot.

00:03:15.660 I don't think that's an excuse. If anything, that should make them want to pack the rest of

00:03:20.280 a year full of sittings for the Parliament. But for the rest of the year, which is the

00:03:26.040 entire year in Parliament, because we haven't had a sitting yet, the House of Commons is scheduled

00:03:30.440 to sit just 73 days this year, the fewest since 1937. What? Like, this? Why? I thought we

00:03:41.120 just got through a consequential election, and we're in a crisis, and Mark Carney is here to

00:03:48.560 save us. He's here to, like, you know, get in there in government and fix the problems.

00:03:52.880 I don't know, 73 days. Just, you know, a few weeks, just a few weeks of sitting, and that's

00:03:58.900 all we need. Like, let people actually just open it up for the entire year. Show you're

00:04:04.000 transparent. By the way, the government doesn't need to have important votes all the time.

00:04:08.240 So you can just open Parliament and have business running all the time, even if only half of

00:04:13.020 MPs are showing up. But it allows questions to be asked. It allows committees to function.

00:04:17.740 It allows people to put forward their own private legislation. But I guess we're not going to do

00:04:23.540 that. It's so, this is just obnoxious to me. Oh, no, no, no, we need Carney to get through this,

00:04:29.020 like, this crisis. You'd hear during the election, oh, Mark Carney's the man to fight back against

00:04:34.840 Donald Trump, the Americans. All the problems in the country are serious, and we need a serious

00:04:39.440 leader like Mark Carney to steadily bring us through the storm. And then he gets in, doesn't want the

00:04:45.240 reform act, doesn't want to do any of the reforms that would have prevented a lot of the excesses

00:04:49.240 of Justin Trudeau. And now we'll kind of sit, I have a vacation to go on. They're not even going

00:04:55.220 to sit through the summer. They're going to, like, do a couple weeks or whatever, like a week in the

00:04:59.100 summer. And then they're just going to be like, well, we're just going to take the summer off,

00:05:02.940 because we usually take the summer off. Usually, I thought this was not a usual year. But apparently,

00:05:09.060 we can just take a summer break off in the middle of what is a crisis, apparently, that we need Mark

00:05:15.620 Carney to. My prediction here, and it's not going to be very surprising or shocking or, oh, that's a

00:05:21.420 novel idea, Wyatt. Mark Carney is going to rule as much as possible through orders and counsel. He will

00:05:29.020 obviously at times have to push through legislation, but this guy is just going to act through the pen.

00:05:34.640 He already did it with spending $33 billion into the various departments, signing them $33 billion

00:05:41.560 of spending, which the CBC said, no, no, no, that's just to bridge the gap before he passes

00:05:47.580 his budget, presumably. And then he didn't do that, and he announced, yeah, we're not going to put out

00:05:52.500 a budget until next year. And then when that got enough pushback, he said fall. But he can always

00:05:58.080 just make up another excuse not to do it in the fall and do it next year, because he's already been

00:06:02.420 making excuses up to this point. Why is this excuse and this fake date going to be any more real than

00:06:07.900 the rest of it? It's all so dumb. He's going to continually do things in the background, pass, 1.00

00:06:14.620 like, impose tariffs and then take off tariffs just through, you know, this pen, just do things for

00:06:21.520 show and then get rid of it at the last moment. Like, again, he did during the election, running on

00:06:26.460 the idea, oh, I'm counter-tariffing the Americans. And then on, like, the thing like the 15th of March

00:06:31.980 or whatever, or the 15th of May just gets rid of it. It wasn't, it was, it was March, not May,

00:06:36.860 or April or whatever. He just gets rid of all the tariffs in the middle of the election, then

00:06:40.860 continues saying, oh, I put counter-tariffs on them. Like, yeah, maybe there's, like, a tariff left

00:06:46.100 on, like, really specific products. But it was not what anyone would have assumed to be, like,

00:06:51.620 a big countermeasure. If anything, we've always been taking countermeasures because we have the

00:06:55.700 supply management system that imposes massive dairy, softwood, lumber tariffs, other sorts

00:07:01.180 of, like, manufactured good tariffs on the U.S. in order to protect certain industries

00:07:05.540 in Canada. It's all so tiring. But I have to bring up this thing. It's so stupid. I have

00:07:12.620 to bring up this one post because sometimes I just like to bring up stuff where it's not

00:07:16.800 really worth a video, but I just have to talk about it. Some people's lack of knowledge

00:07:21.040 about Canadian politics is, like, maddening. There's this one guy, Roddy, who, it is an

00:07:27.620 anonymous account, but it's a fairly popular anonymous account that's pro-liberal. He says

00:07:32.600 here, the Liberal Party of Canada, three election wins, leader resigns. The CPC, four election

00:07:38.440 losses, nope, he's our guy. Is he actually under the impression that Pierre Polyev has lost

00:07:45.060 four elections? The Conservatives have usually gotten their leaders to step down. Harper stepped

00:07:51.680 down after he lost in 2015, then Scheer stepped down after 2019, and then O'Toole stepped down

00:07:58.720 after 2021. Polyev is only going to survive simply because he actually wields a lot more charisma

00:08:05.800 than the average Conservative leader that has come before him. Scheer and O'Toole and Harper,

00:08:11.640 when they lost, there really wasn't much left other than, because the promise was they could

00:08:16.900 win, and that was really kind of it. And if they can't win, what's the point in keeping them around?

00:08:22.000 Where you can say Pierre Polyev has actually done some real nation building inside the Conservative

00:08:26.100 Party and actually made something, like, you know, made it tougher over time. They need to get rid of

00:08:31.740 Jenny Byrne, like, ASAP. They need to get rid of some of the really bad HQ staff that I think let 1.00

00:08:37.020 down Pierre Polyev basically ran a lackluster campaign for him, told all of their grassroots

00:08:43.140 candidates, don't be grassroots. Basically, just sit at home or doorknock, do nothing. Don't go to

00:08:48.880 any events. Don't go to debates. Don't put out your own literature. We'll tell you exactly what to say.

00:08:53.600 That's why they ended up losing. Polyev, in fact, was very controlled by Jenny Byrne, and you can even

00:08:59.100 tell by a lot of his, you know, media appearances, a lot of his rallies. Unlike the leadership race,

00:09:06.260 he started just kind of repeating the same thing over and over again. And during the leadership

00:09:10.420 race, obviously, he had a stump speech that he'd repeat, but he'd go off on tangents and he'd talk

00:09:14.900 about stuff. And during the election, Jenny Byrne and the JB and Associates people that staffed up

00:09:21.660 headquarters for the Conservative Party basically just said, talk about only the blandest issues no one

00:09:26.480 could disagree with. And then they did that, and they didn't win because they needed some oomph.

00:09:32.640 They needed some, you know, audacious policy that got people talking, and they ran on a 15% tax cut

00:09:39.460 under $50,000. No, you run on a 15% tax cut for every bracket, and you lower corporate taxes by 20%.

00:09:47.180 And then when the other guys attack you as being too corporate, you go after them and say, so you want

00:09:52.040 our businesses to get out-competed by the Americans? Because that's basically what they're saying by not

00:09:56.620 wanting tax relief. Run on a big audacious policy on social issues, a parental bill of rights. We are

00:10:03.980 going to run on something to protect your parental rights. We're going to run on some soft pro-life

00:10:09.400 policies to ban sex-selective abortion and to increase criminal sentencing for killing a pregnant

00:10:14.740 woman because the liberals literally voted against the latter of that, which is insane. So run on that 0.67

00:10:19.800 stuff. It would polarize people in your direction. But now I'm just going on a tangent. But this National

00:10:24.600 Post article says, Polyev looks to move past election loss, show conservatives as a government

00:10:29.920 in waiting. And I don't, this is really what Polyev said. This is probably his office. No, don't be the

00:10:36.380 government in waiting. That is the tactic that the conservatives have gone with for previous

00:10:41.520 elections. It doesn't work. And this is to say, stop doing these weird put-ons where no, no, no. Now

00:10:47.940 in this scene, I will be the government in waiting. Just do your job day to day. And this is

00:10:54.440 because Polyev, you could say before the last election, maybe was too aggressive. He should

00:10:59.080 have let his opponents make a mistake. Never interrupt your enemy when they're in the middle

00:11:03.440 of making a mistake. Maybe there's a couple tactical errors. I hate this idea that no, no,

00:11:07.780 no. He was too aggressive before, which I don't even agree with. I think it's just needed to be

00:11:12.200 better placed at certain times. Like when Justin Trudeau was super unpopular, just leave him alone.

00:11:17.180 Just let him stick around. Don't put pressure on him to leave. Don't let the liberals correct their

00:11:21.960 mistake with Justin Trudeau. But the problem with that wasn't just that they were being

00:11:26.920 aggressive overall. The aggression was very good at times. The attack dog pose, not pose,

00:11:33.300 but the attack dog kind of function that Pierre Polyev usually fills was very good when parliament

00:11:39.440 was still in session and he was hammering Justin Trudeau day after day in QP. That was very good.

00:11:44.480 I don't want now for the Conservative Party to shift. And now we all act like parody versions of

00:11:50.300 elder states and we're like, I don't like what the liberals did there. I hope someone elects us one

00:11:57.080 day. Well, do something big. I would always just say, do something big. The problem was there's too

00:12:03.320 much criticism and not enough. Here's my big vision solution. Always have a big vision solution.

00:12:10.100 Don't be like, they're messing it up. The country's broken. I'll simply adjust the taxes down like a

00:12:14.380 little bit. That will fix it just a little bit. You got to be big. Be big. If the problems,

00:12:20.480 the country are big, be big. If anything, Mark Carney did that well during the federal election.

00:12:25.160 Even though he's a complete phony, he pretended like he was air rushing down the mountains of

00:12:31.020 change. Like he's a fresh breath of air for Canada. He's going to do big things for us.

00:12:36.480 And the Conservatives just kind of really ran on change. It was just, we need change for a change

00:12:42.480 or whatever the slogan was. And it just didn't work. It didn't connect with people because it was

00:12:47.040 just, there was no big policy keystone that held it all together. There was no massive tax cut or

00:12:54.360 massive regulatory reduction. They even kind of backed off getting rid of CBC because they're like,

00:12:59.540 well, Radio Canada is popular in Quebec, so we don't want to touch it. Well, guess what? You're not

00:13:04.680 going to win Quebec ridings outside the ones you already have. So just go for it. Just say you're

00:13:08.600 going to get rid of all of it because that might actually make more people turn out for you.

00:13:13.240 Now I'm just going into campaign manager mode again. Anyways, I'm actually, because I'm wearing

00:13:18.420 a sweater. I've never worn a sweater in these videos, guys. I'm heading off to Victoria in a

00:13:22.560 second here. I'm literally filming this in the five seconds I have before I have to get in the car and

00:13:26.520 go to the airport. But it's going to get crazy this next week. I'm going back to Victoria where I am

00:13:31.580 the most hated staffer in the entire province of British Columbia. It's not just because I'm an

00:13:37.880 outsider Albertan, but because a lot of the BC conservative people don't like that I'm helping the

00:13:42.240 independents out because, oh, like, I don't even know. They don't like me because they used to love me 1.00

00:13:48.540 and really they still do like me. Most of them actually just flat out like me. Like, most of the

00:13:53.460 conservative MLAs and staffers are totally fine with me. But a bunch of the, like, the more woke people

00:13:58.300 hate my guts because many of them may have not actually been elected without me and other more

00:14:03.220 conservative people helping get them elected. And then they really resent us now not continuing to

00:14:08.240 help them, even though they don't deserve it. And they flip-flopped on so many policies.

00:14:12.020 I'm going to have to do an entire video on the constant flip-flopping of the conservatives on this

00:14:17.680 one issue of UNDRIP and DRIPA. They are so beholden to the reconciliation consulting industry right

00:14:24.420 now. And they're pretending like they're not at this, but they cannot pull off pretending. They're

00:14:29.060 not even good at pretending that they're not in favor of this ongoing lobbyist industry of just

00:14:34.840 extracting taxpayer money on behalf of First Nations people, even though it's a bunch of like white 1.00

00:14:40.440 lawyers and consultants getting money to dispute fake disputes about land use and whatnot, when it

00:14:46.860 should just be public land. It should just be land where if it's a native person's land, let that 0.92

00:14:52.060 individual native person own it. Stop doing this nonsense where ban council owns it because it's

00:14:57.100 undermining my... I'm ranting. I'm ranting and I'll be back later. But like the video, subscribe the

00:15:03.820 channel, leave a comment, do something like that, guys, and I'll see you later.

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - May 26, 2025

Liberal MPs vote to let Mark Carney act like a Dictator!

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