Liberals can't explain Carney's flip-flop on Trump
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Everyone in Canada is talking about what's happening at the G7 in Kananaskis, Alberta, and it's not because anything new has happened, it's because it's been exactly what we all knew it would be.
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Right now, everyone in Canada is talking about what's happening at the G7 taking place in Kananaskis, Alberta.
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And it's not because anything shocking or dramatic has happened.
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And predictable in that everyone knew that Mark Carney and the Liberal government
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was lying when they were campaigning as being super anti-Trump.
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So far, Mark Carney and the Liberals have been very friendly to Donald Trump and his administration.
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Although Liberal supporters thought that they were going to try and get into a slugging match with Donald Trump
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as soon as they saw him based on their extremely overheated rhetoric
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that we're going to match them tariff for tariff.
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We're going to try and sign new defense alliances in Europe.
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We're going to try to trade more in Asia and Europe and trade less with the United States.
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But today, I want to talk a little bit about the videos we've seen coming out of the G7
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and then discussing all of the Liberal Party supporters online
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who are convincing themselves that this is exactly what they voted for.
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No, we didn't vote for Mark Carney to pick a fight with the U.S. and tell them what for.
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We actually voted for him to be very friendly and strengthen Canada's alliance with the United States.
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Liberal Party supporters, I find more than any other party, the Conservatives, the NDP, the Bloc, the Greens,
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can convince themselves that whatever their party does is exactly what they wanted, actually.
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Every time Justin Trudeau got caught in a new scandal or had massively overspent in a year
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or had pursued some ridiculous new program, they said that the program is actually good
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Well, we 100% expected this, even if it was something that Trudeau just sprung on them.
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And now with Mark Carney, they're doing the same thing.
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Now, before we get into the meat of this video, I just want to remind you guys,
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So this is one of the G7 meetings with all the world leaders here, including, I believe, the head of the EU.
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And Mark Carney is giving the intro to the meeting and giving much praise to President Donald Trump.
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We have to change with the times and to build a better world.
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And some of you, such as you, Mr. President, have anticipated these massive changes
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All of us around this table are reinforcing our militaries and security services for the new world.
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But we all know that there can be no security without economic prosperity and no prosperity without resilience.
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And in a world where shocks flow across the borders, that resilience comes from cooperation, cooperation around that starts around.
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And so even though he's talking to an entire boardroom table full of world leaders and important people,
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he specifically has to give a shout out to President Donald Trump.
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And by the way, is Mark Carney doing anything wrong here?
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No, it's actually what you'd expect from the prime minister of Canada.
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And it's not because he's just particularly good at his job and so he's giving to us what we expect.
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It's because it's very obvious what he should be doing here.
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But again, if you watch the Liberal Party's federal election campaign and you watch them now,
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these are two totally different parties you would assume if you didn't know what Mark Carney looked like
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and you didn't know what his voice sounded like when he was talking during the campaign and he's talking now.
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And again, I would expect even if the NDP somehow won an election,
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We have an economy like a tenth of the size of the United States.
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But now let's get into some other clips here, some other stuff that's been going down.
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I want to get into a little bit of some of these other clips of the meetings.
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And then I want to go to what liberals have been saying to justify this.
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Or even what they were saying before the meeting,
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hyping it up that Mark Carney's really going to, you know, give like Donald Trump what for or whatever.
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But here is the video that Mark Carney himself posted after his meeting with Donald Trump yesterday.
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Just, you know, just warm images, taking happy photos next to Trump.
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If anything, it's the right thing for him to do.
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Here is another clip when Donald Trump is in a scrum with the press and they're asking very aggressive questions.
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Mark Carney even jumps in to try and politely diffuse it so that they can move on to other things happening at the G7.
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Some liberals have claimed, look, Mark Carney has to save Trump from the nasty press.
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If there is one thing that you know about Donald Trump, it's that he loves fighting with the press.
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But it's Mark Carney obviously trying to be very friendly and dutiful.
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And someone pointed out, even in this clip, it's like Mark Carney looks at Trump, waits for permission for him to stop the questions.
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And then he does it all Democrat run cities and they think they're going to use them to vote.
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If you don't mind, I'm just going to exercise my role, if you will, as a G7 terrorist.
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Since we have a few more minutes with the president and his team, and then we actually have to start the meeting to address some of these big issues.
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I would even say probably good job on Carney for doing that.
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Donald Trump even had to leave early yesterday.
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Not because, you know, he was sick of Mark Carney or like this one cartoonist I'm about to show because he just hates Mark Carney and wants to go hang out with Vladimir Putin.
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No, it's because, you know, he's dealing with Iran right now.
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Why are we hyping up that like, oh, my goodness, look, Donald Trump left.
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Does this mean that he's scared of Mark Carney or does this mean that he's sick of Mark Carney?
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Mark Carney is acting the exact way that you would expect like Pierre Polyev to have acted.
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Because, again, this is a very scripted type of thing any prime minister would do.
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But you'll have people like this Chris Laboisier person saying the competent and confident, the competent and confidence would have killed Trump, forcing his ego to compel him to leave.
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I am proud that Canada is being seen as the best way to deal with the worst of American.
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Trump, like they're they're acting like this guy's acting like this was the reason why Donald Trump ended up leaving early tomorrow yesterday.
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Not because he had to deal with a terror state, Iran, fighting with Israel because Iran wanted to build nuclear weapons.
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No, it's because Carney droned on and gave a land like acknowledgement and whatnot.
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That's stupid to do, by the way, when we're trying to exert assert ourselves as a strong, independent country.
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When we start doing land acknowledgement, saying that we don't even really own any of this stuff.
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But now I want to move on to some other things that were posted.
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Here is a post of one of our favorite leftists on social media, Laura Babcock, reacting to this other person, says the G summit was much more productive today without Putin's sleeper agents sitting at the table.
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So wait, wait, we don't need the Americans because in other cases, the left is praising like Mark Carney for for working with Donald Trump so well, for being respected by him.
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But then we also don't want him at the table, apparently, even though they're praising him for pleasing Donald Trump.
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Here is Laura Babcock's podcast the day before or the day of the G7 starting.
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And again, they're just the glee that they have in their made up version of how politics works.
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She's talking to Americans, talking about how, you know, Carney is going to be able to really deal with Donald Trump.
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We look at the G7 summit and Carney is like making deals, man.
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Like, I mean, there is some really strong systemic stuff going on with this government that is completely different from the previous government.
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That everything so far has been beyond what I could have expected.
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Like, does this man have a Mark Carney body pillow at home?
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He signed a deal with the UK with Keir Starmer for like some sort of trade agreement, something that any government was obviously going to do.
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I think they've signed some preliminary thing with France and that was a few months ago.
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It's, again, what you'd almost exactly expect from the government of Canada to be doing.
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I get emails from American viewers of the OSHA all the time saying, we wish we had Carney.
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We, you know, we're watching the kind of leadership that like they're nostalgic for.
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Do you know how I know Americans are not emailing this woman?
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Because I have a bigger viewer base than she does.
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Not because I'm super big, but I just have a bigger viewership base than she does.
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And I can tell you, I don't get a lot of emails from Americans.
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If I've ever gotten an email from American, maybe I could count them on one hand.
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Because most Americans don't watch shows about Canada.
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It's just because Canada's a bit of a sideshow to the United States as we kind of should be.
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It would be like an American in California really following what's going on in New Jersey.
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Unless you're like a hyperpolitico, you're not going to do that.
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Let alone follow the microscopic party politics of another country like Canada.
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And these people, again, think, oh my goodness, they're signing deals.
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I thought you didn't want them to be signing deals.
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I thought you didn't want them to be working with Donald Trump.
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I know they're celebrating some of the deals with Europe that they're getting into.
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But again, these same people will be talking about, and you go through their timelines,
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celebrating that Carney works so well as Trump.
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See, he has Trump's respect, unlike Pierre Polyev would have had.
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It's like, aren't you guys running on the idea that Polyev is the man of Donald Trump?
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We want him to fear us or whatever delusional things they were thinking.
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And now these people, having not been given the thing they were promised by the liberals
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in the last campaign, are now celebrating them doing exactly what the conservatives would have
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been doing, you know, trying to gain the respect of Trump, working well together, giving him praise
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for things that he deserves praise for around the military and the economy and whatnot, you
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But again, these people have the innate ability to pretend that they are getting exactly what
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This other guy, Mike Gerald Gibbs posts, according to CBC, Canadian officials say they did not give
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These people have so little to talk about and grasp onto that they are now looking at like,
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oh my goodness, he's wearing a U.S.-Canada pin.
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It must be because he is utterly terrified of the alpha male that is Mark Carney.
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So he stuck it on so Mark Carney wouldn't beat him with a sock full of nickels.
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No, it's very standard when you're meeting another country and it's the G7, many countries
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are there, but it's being hosted in Canada, that the officials from that country may wear
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a pin that reflects pride in their own country and a friendship with the country that they're
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I own pins for other countries and it's not because I'm scared of them.
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Oh, and now, and so they're like, see, well, Donald Trump likes Canada with Mark Carney at
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Weren't you guys, isn't that something you guys wouldn't have wanted?
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Like I literally right here have a pin for Northern Ireland, the pin of Ulster right here.
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This is not because I'm scared of Northern Ireland.
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So if I ever show up with a pin like that, it's not going to, and I go somewhere there,
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you're not going to get like here, a report coming out saying why it wasn't, why it wasn't
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given that pin by Bell, like a Belfast official.
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I don't even think we have much else to talk about on this front.
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And I think that one more thing we could maybe talk about that's not related to this specific
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issue is what has gone on in the House of Commons yesterday.
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And that was one of the Liberal MPs, MP Nate Erksine-Smith, actually going after his own
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He was one of the people who was actually originally put into Mark Carney's mini cabinet as the
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So he was the housing minister for about five seconds, like less than a month.
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And then after the election, he is no longer housing minister.
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And that crappy former mayor of Vancouver is now the housing minister.
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And Nate Erksine-Smith seems to be really perturbed about it all, which is why he's now
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going after his own party for the truncated time that's been allotted in the House of Commons
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First, first, we should welcome greater parliamentary and civil society scrutiny.
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The government's proposed guillotine motion seeks to limit parliamentary debate at every
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More concerning, it will jam all, all expert and public testimony and all committee scrutiny
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Consider that Parliament isn't currently scheduled to sit between June 20th and September 15th.
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We are rushing legislation through Parliament under the auspices of an urgent threat, but
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we aren't willing to put Parliament to work for, what, an additional week to get things
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The debate on amendments does not need to be rushed.
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We could easily, easily extend committee hearings by an additional week, provide resources
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for the committee to sit every day, and engage in a more thoughtful process to hear from experts,
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improve the bill, and pass it through the House by candidate.
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And that was Erskine Smith there getting applause from the Conservatives.
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They are pushing through legislation as fast as they can.
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At the same time, we're in, as he's pointing out, we were, and so what I am saying that the
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Liberals said this during the campaign, it's not just me, it's their own people confirming
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that this is what they ran on, because he's saying that we said that we're in a crisis,
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so why are we rushing through legislation without ever actually even looking into it to make
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But they could say, well, we have to do it fast because we're in a crisis, but then
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Why not extend the legislative session for a week or two, or maybe throughout the summer,
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if we have such pressing work to do, and then we can do it right, right now, rather than
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putting a bunch of half-baked bills through the House of Commons now without proper oversight,
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without proper expert testimony, because I guess we all got to get a pina colada on vacation
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That's something that we should be monitoring in the future, how many upset Liberals there
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are in the Mark Carney government, because I've said this in previous videos.
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Mark Carney may have never been an elected official until recently, but the man is a politician
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He likes working with people in his government that he likes, and when I say that, I mean personally
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The McGregor guy, who's now Gregor, the guy who is the former mayor of Vancouver, who's
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now housing minister, is objectively the worst pick he could have made.
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A man who has failed on housing on a municipal level is now going to be the housing minister
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And it replaced Nate Erskine-Smith, who, although I wouldn't probably agree with his approach
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to housing, he's far more competent probably, at least in managing a ministry, than that guy
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There's tons of people in Mark Carney's cabinet who are underqualified, who have failed multiple
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We have people like Sean Frazier in his third file after failing in immigration and housing.
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Tons of people all over the place, either in the same industry that they sucked at or they've
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been shuffled over to another one despite sucking at the one that they were just at.
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Because Mark Carney likes being around people he's friendly with.
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As a man who supposedly has private sector experience, it demonstrates he doesn't really
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So he was a good person to slot onto a board because he could bring a lot of money and investment.
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But he's not the type of man who could build a small business up from the ground.
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He's the type of guy who, if he already has a lot of gravitas and name recognition from
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having worked in mid-level or executive levels of banks or in the Bank of Canada, the Bank
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of England, then he can do things in the private sector and have a lot of impact.
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But he's not actually good at the actual nitty gritty management.
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But he's going to, right now in Canada, I would say that he's going in generally the
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wrong macro direction and he's going to make so many tactical errors on the way in going
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the wrong direction because he's put all the wrong people in places of power.
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But anyways, that should be it for this video, guys.
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I'm going to be back probably later either today or tomorrow to talk about Pierre Polyev's
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Leadership Review that's going to be coming up in January of 2026.
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I want to talk about the kind of different factions within the party who are going to
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There are going to be groups who, even if I don't agree with the way they would vote in
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the Leadership Review, I want to explain why, because some of it's logical, some of it's
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Even from the yes, Pierre side, you're going to get people who are simply saying yes because
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their fans appear, but they don't really think about it much deeper.
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And then you're going to have no Pierre people who are going to be like the Doug Ford types
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who want a hyper pragmatic leader who's not actually conservative, but he can win elections
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Anyways, but I'll be coming up with that probably in the next day or tomorrow after that.
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I'm also traveling for the entire rest of the month.
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I mean, I literally go home to Calgary tomorrow, currently in Montana.
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I go home from Calgary and then the next day I have a trip into the US, another trip into
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the US, and then I fly back, then I go to Vancouver, then I fly back from Vancouver, then
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And if you live in Calgary and it's July, Stampede's on at that time.
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And if you are at all political, it's a jam-packed time of the year.
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Anyways, so that should be it for me today, guys.