The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Poilievre is back and the Liberals can’t handle it!

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here. To his credit, Federal Conservative Party leader Pierre Polyev,

00:00:06.920 upon winning the by-election in Battle River Crowfoot, truly feels like he's back. He is

00:00:13.260 Pierre 2.0. He's not going to be chided into going mild, listening to all the terrible red

00:00:20.360 Tory commentators in the media saying that he needs to soften his image. He's actually moving

00:00:25.220 right on the correct issues to do so on. He's saying that he now wants net negative migration

00:00:31.460 for every few people who enter the country as TFWs or students or permanent residents.

00:00:37.180 We want more people leaving. People on expired visas, people going to fake colleges, 0.98

00:00:42.920 permanent residents who have criminal records and should not be here. We want more people leaving 1.00

00:00:48.280 than coming into the country. And now Pierre Polyev is really making the liberal left mad in Canada

00:00:55.020 because he is going hard on the issue of gender theory and supporting the persecuted nurse Amy

00:01:01.260 Hamm. So I want to get into this in just a second, talk a little bit more about Pierre Polyev 2.0.

00:01:08.340 But before that, I just want to remind you guys, hey, if you like the show, make sure to hit the

00:01:13.140 like button on this video, leave a comment on what you think on the topic, and subscribe if you are not

00:01:18.560 yet a subscriber. Later on this video, I actually do want to preview something that happened in British

00:01:23.080 Columbia with the party I work for in the legislature, 1 BC. We did something super cool

00:01:29.360 today, and we are prosecuting terrorists that the government won't prosecute themselves, which

00:01:34.440 sounds weird until I explain it later, because you can prosecute somebody as an individual in the

00:01:40.660 province of British Columbia like you can in any other Canadian province. And it's one of these obscure

00:01:45.560 laws that not a lot of people know about, but it is perfectly legitimate.

00:01:49.120 But now let's get into this gender theory, Amy Hamm issue. So if you don't know Amy Hamm, 0.95

00:01:57.280 she is a nurse who basically in saying that, you know, men are men and women are women and that

00:02:03.440 biological men should not be allowed into women's spaces, had her ability to practice medicine taken 1.00

00:02:09.900 away from her by the BC Nurses College, you know, the College of Physicians and Nurses, who have

00:02:17.200 now fined her $93,000 basically to shut her up for winning the PR war on this issue. They technically

00:02:25.460 won in court because BC courts are occupied by very left-wing progressive judges, but in general,

00:02:32.620 in the public, the vast majority of people would be on the side of Amy Hamm. And now she also has 0.99

00:02:40.160 Pierre Polyev as a vocal supporter of her, which is great to see. I didn't just want to see Pierre

00:02:47.060 Polyev saying every once in a while, well, yeah, I believe in two genders. Well, you know, I think 0.94

00:02:52.680 gender theory shouldn't be taught in the classroom. That's great, but I like this next little step 1.00

00:02:57.800 further where he's openly supporting those who are being persecuted. Polyev here says a nurse with a

00:03:05.000 spotless track record gets fined and suspended for pointing out that there are two genders and for 0.98

00:03:10.220 praising world-renowned author and women's rights advocate J.K. Rowling, obviously the Harry Potter

00:03:15.660 author. Polyev then says this is authoritarian censorship. We must restore free speech and free

00:03:21.880 thinking in a free country. And not only is this the morally correct thing for Pierre Polyev to be

00:03:28.360 doing, it is the right thing to be doing on an electoral level as well. If you want to win in

00:03:35.480 Canadian politics, you want to appeal to the 80% on these 80-20 issues. Only 20% of people are so

00:03:43.800 progressive that they think it's wrong to say that biological men should not be in biological women's

00:03:49.600 spaces. You can even be somebody who like wants to respect people's pronouns and all of that, but also

00:03:56.000 say, you know, a women's washroom, a women's change room should be for biological women. You know, we 1.00

00:04:01.320 should have women's only crisis, you know, crisis shelters. That's good. You know, having women's only 1.00

00:04:08.080 prisons, women's only sports. Tons of people I know who are, you know, pro-trans, I guess, are totally fine

00:04:15.120 with those kind of restrictions that make it safer for biological women. And so this is great for 0.93

00:04:21.820 Pierre Polyev to be doing because it's where 80% of Canadians are on these issues. But now let's go

00:04:28.220 into the people now whining at Polyev for saying this rational thing. Like Faye Johnson here, who says,

00:04:35.460 I think it's a dangerous precedent for a federal party leader to politicize the workings of a

00:04:41.600 regulated profession. Regulatory bodies are integral to trust. Being part of a regulated profession

00:04:49.520 comes with responsibilities. Responsibilities Amy Hamm was unable to uphold. Well, why doesn't Faye Johnson 1.00

00:04:57.660 say what those responsibilities were? You know, apparently it's a responsibility not to offend the

00:05:04.940 sensibilities of hyper left-wing progressives who don't like her pointing up biological reality and

00:05:11.460 wanting women to have their own safe spaces. These people who believe in safe spaces for hurt feelings 0.57

00:05:16.980 don't apparently think that women should have their own private spaces. It's completely ridiculous. 0.99

00:05:23.360 It's just citing the idea, well, you know that rules exist on this planet. It's like, okay, well, 0.94

00:05:28.780 that doesn't mean that stupid rules should be followed. It doesn't mean that we shouldn't strike 0.99

00:05:32.860 down stupid rules. And if a regulatory body is starting to act politically in this way and enforce 1.00

00:05:39.040 dogma, then they should be absolutely defunded. Nurses shouldn't have to get accredited through that body 0.64

00:05:45.920 if it's going to act this way. It should be a different body. They should be completely whitewashing

00:05:51.060 this thing, restarting from, like, restarting and just putting on actual qualified doctors and nurses

00:05:57.160 onto it, not these political hacks who haven't practiced medicine in a while themselves. But I want to move on

00:06:03.900 to some of these other posts because they're absolutely hilarious. Oftentimes, what I have to do in order to

00:06:09.040 bookmark some of these things is I have to bookmark somebody else's response to these people

00:06:14.180 because they have me blocked. So I end up having to bookmark a tweet from somebody who isn't blocked

00:06:21.600 by that person, quote-tweeting them, so I can still show it. So thank you to Brian Berguet,

00:06:27.440 my friend out in Vancouver, for having responded to Rachel Gilmore so I was able to discover it in

00:06:32.640 the first place. So in response to Pierre Polyev making this very rational statement and supporting

00:06:38.880 Amy Ham, Rachel Gilmore, our favorite resident job hopper in Canadian media. I don't think she's

00:06:47.760 actually been able to hold down a journalism job, a media job for more than five months at this point. 0.96

00:06:54.360 She's wildly incompetent. She had a fact-checking job at CTV News that lasted literally one episode 1.00

00:07:00.600 because she doesn't know what she's talking about and is wildly biased to the far left, like a full-on 1.00

00:07:06.740 terror supporter. And Rachel Gilmore here says, pure transphobia should be disqualifying from a

00:07:13.640 politician. How can former advocates for trans rights like Michelle Rempel abide by this from

00:07:19.120 their leader? Oh my goodness, as if Rachel Gilmore has the political clout to try and shame Michelle 1.00

00:07:26.260 Rempel into condemning Pierre Polyev. It's not going to happen. The far left on this particular issue

00:07:35.760 have lost so hard. There is a reason why there is gay organizations that call themselves LGB and that's

00:07:44.400 it because they don't want to have anything to do with all the trans activists who annoy them like 0.81

00:07:49.560 they annoy everybody else. But overall, this has been fantastic for Pierre Polyev. And there are so

00:07:56.320 many people who are mad that he's now back in office and that he didn't get tripped up in Battle

00:08:00.460 River. He had effectively the exact same showing as Damien Couric had. He got 80.4%. I think Damien

00:08:07.820 Couric got like 82.6%. It's effectively the same outcome. It's a by-election. By-elections tend to

00:08:13.940 have more wonky turnouts. This one actually was pretty high turnout. But in the fact, 2% is nothing.

00:08:21.540 It's no difference. If you run the same election on different days, depending on it's rainy or it's

00:08:26.460 hot outside, you're going to get different turnouts from different types of people. 80% is an amazing

00:08:32.220 turnout. It's an amazing result for Pierre Polyev. And all these people trying to like now take jabs

00:08:38.160 at him in the aftermath of saying, oh, he's never going to go back to that riding. I hope the people

00:08:42.540 in that riding are satisfied not having any real MP. One, you actually tend to get pretty good

00:08:47.980 representation with a leader in your riding, except if you're in the P-in with Mark Carney,

00:08:52.900 because he apparently won't even let people send him emails. He doesn't even have a constituency

00:08:57.400 office that picks up the phone. But typically the way it works is that if you're in the leader's

00:09:01.940 riding, they put extra staff members on it so that they answer your calls and get back to your emails

00:09:06.680 so that nobody feels like they're being neglected as they should do. But you have all these people now

00:09:12.860 trying to attack Polyev or just, again, just stuff that's so tired. Okay, Pierre Polyev doesn't like

00:09:21.340 the EV mandate, doesn't like what is effectively a gas and diesel car ban that's being ramped,

00:09:27.180 that's being slowly introduced. And this Adder Kanda guy, who is a deeply uninteresting cartoonist,

00:09:34.780 put out this cartoon of Polyev pointing to a board that says, electric vehicle's bad. And he says,

00:09:39.940 this is our plan for winning back Canadians with a force burning in the background. Because apparently,

00:09:45.260 unless we all switch to electric cars, forests will burn, even though EV cars take more emissions in

00:09:52.380 order to build and those electricity that they use have to come from somewhere. And goodness,

00:09:57.320 it's not going to come from solar and wind. You can't build an economy on solar and wind. And again,

00:10:02.380 it says electric vehicle's bad, as if Polyev is against people making their own decisions and

00:10:07.960 purchasing an EV. He doesn't want you to be forced to purchase an EV. And we have our other favorite,

00:10:15.080 one of our favorite unhinged people on YouTube, Laura Babcox, and Polyev's conservatives have no

00:10:21.900 new ideas. Pierre couldn't even finish as well in BRC as the guy whose seat he took. Forget writing on

00:10:29.280 the chalkboard, the writing's on the wall. And I don't even know what that chalkboard thing was. I guess

00:10:34.120 there's a chalkboard in the cartoon. I don't know what she's trying to get at, like what kind of

00:10:38.400 effect she's trying to have by saying that. But yeah, he got 2% less than Damian Kirk in Battle

00:10:44.260 River Crowfoot. A cataclysm, a political cataclysm that he didn't do better. And I actually, I, in one

00:10:52.180 of my last videos, talked about this one leftist commentator, Max Fawcett, predicting that Polyev

00:11:00.240 on Ryan Jesperson's show, and then in his own publication, National Observer, said that Polyev

00:11:05.460 could get as low as, what was it, like 55%. Well, he got 80. And I still have this guy trying to claim

00:11:13.120 that, no, no, no. Actually, if you really think about the, it's still super embarrassing for Mark

00:11:19.800 Carter, like for, for him, for, sorry, for Pierre Polyev. I need to find this. It was wild, because I

00:11:26.580 didn't assume that he would actually double down this hard. But for some reason, he did.

00:11:32.700 Oh, here it is. So Max Fawcett yesterday, when I pointed out that, hey, remember when Max Fawcett

00:11:38.260 wrote this article? The article had the headline, Pierre Polyev's safe seat isn't so safe after all.

00:11:46.500 And he cited things like, oh, separatists are popular in this area. And there's a libertarian

00:11:51.320 candidate. And there's Bonnie Critchley running. He could have his, his, his votes taken away by 0.99

00:11:56.380 those people. The libertarian guy, Michael Harris, who I actually really like, I know him. And he's

00:12:00.960 running to promote libertarian values. And that's perfectly fine. He didn't think he was going to

00:12:04.660 win. The guy got 14 votes. And it wasn't as a, it wasn't a consequence of him not trying hard. The

00:12:10.500 guy did tons of door knocking, tons of campaigning. But it's just like people, the flavor of the day is

00:12:15.700 pure Polyev. And people want him in the house. And Michael's not offended by that. But Max Fawcett

00:12:21.700 thought truly, this was going to be like a death blow for Polyev's political career. He was going

00:12:27.640 to come in with only 55% win, but obviously feel very diminished. And Max Fawcett, in responding to

00:12:34.400 me, pointing this out, he says, remember when Pierre Polyev spent all summer campaigning just to

00:12:40.100 get a lower share of the vote than the MP who resigned the seat? Here's the column. And the man

00:12:46.880 got absolutely roasted. And I even said, I took my L when Polyev lost in Carlton and explained the

00:12:53.340 evidence I missed since then that should have made me, that should have made me less sure he was going

00:12:59.460 to win. Take your L like a professional, Max. And the comments are like absolutely chock full of people

00:13:05.520 just pointing out how he's just completely wrong and he doesn't know what he's talking about.

00:13:09.400 Like the liberals in Battle River Crowfoot lost 7%. And Max can say, well, they all voted for Bonnie

00:13:15.500 Critchley. Okay, well, taken to the context that Bonnie Critchley got around a million dollars in free

00:13:22.120 advertising that a PR firm couldn't get her, going on the CBC, going on every single leftist podcast,

00:13:29.280 every single leftist YouTuber in Canada promoted her, people who are NDP promoted her, everyone

00:13:34.120 promoted her as like the Trojan horse to use to destroy the, you know, to destroy fortress Pierre 0.98

00:13:40.340 Polyev. And it didn't work out. And now they're still here saying, well, he got 2% less. Who cares?

00:13:46.600 It's the margin of error. The margin of error in polls are bigger than that. But these people cannot

00:13:53.000 handle that Pierre Polyev is actually still pretty popular. At a time when Mark Carney and the liberals are

00:13:58.320 actually having their honeymoon close pretty abruptly. In the next month, I could see the liberals slipping

00:14:04.120 down into just 40%, maybe even 39%. I think the liberal government's approval rating is going to fall

00:14:10.860 quite significantly because of the Air Canada fiasco. And the thing is, things like the Air Canada fiasco,

00:14:17.720 the strike that actually was resolved in large part, not because of the government's actions, because of

00:14:23.120 Air Canada making some concessions and wanting to, you know, have some serious negotiations. And it

00:14:28.960 wasn't like big, bad Air Canada up against the workers. It's a very complicated industry-wide issue.

00:14:34.840 It felt like the only reason that Carney and the liberals got involved as hard as they did and

00:14:39.280 didn't look both ways and think about it, even though they usually let strikes go on a long time,

00:14:43.560 is because Carney has a lot of friends in Air Canada and the airline industry. It's not because of like

00:14:48.880 greed on his part. I think it's just because Carney knows these people. So he was super

00:14:53.100 responsive. But if you need something desperately as a Canadian, you know, you need a tax cut. He's

00:14:58.040 not going to run to your rescue. He doesn't know you. He doesn't care about you. But Carney and the

00:15:01.940 liberals, in screwing that situation up so badly, I think that they are actually going to end up

00:15:08.440 having like a massive decline. I think a lot of, a lot of the other scandals that have happened before

00:15:15.080 this, a lot of the other failures on trade, on getting an actual budget tabled, on getting a pipeline

00:15:21.580 built, which seems like Mark Carney's already backpedaling on. I think that these are actually

00:15:25.460 going to start hitting harder now, in hindsight, when people can't just say, well, you're taking

00:15:30.780 him out of context. No, well, it's not that big of a deal. Because now when he did something that

00:15:35.060 really ticked these people off, I think they're like, yeah, maybe the conservatives were right about

00:15:38.560 him. But now I want to move on to something quickly that we will cover more in another video.

00:15:44.140 But I do want to give you guys a bit of a preview. So I'm the leader of the 1BC party in British

00:15:51.460 Columbia, because, you know, the 1BC is necessary because Dallas Brody, the leader, got kicked out of

00:15:56.900 the BC conservatives for calling out the grave hoaxes in places like Kamloops, which is another

00:16:01.780 topic I have to cover because there's another grave hoax in another part of BC that our other 1BC

00:16:07.040 MLA, Tara Armstrong, called out because the legislature put the flag at half-mast for something that was

00:16:12.220 clearly not true, or at the very least, not verified at all. Even First Nations Canadians. 0.62

00:16:18.280 If you do a poll of only First Nations Canadians, I saw Angus Reid do one, and they had a sample size

00:16:22.300 of 400, which is pretty substantial for a subgroup like that. The majority of First Nations don't 1.00

00:16:29.100 believe these grave hoaxes. And there's a lot of internal community pressure to believe them,

00:16:34.860 obviously, because it's like, what, are you not on the side of the community? But that's another story

00:16:39.260 for another day. But 1BC, as a party that's not scared of its own shadow and not pathetic,

00:16:44.940 and a party that I work for in the legislature, we ended up going out and our leader did a press

00:16:50.180 conference on putting forward a private prosecution against the terrorist Charlotte Cates, who operates

00:16:56.800 in Vancouver. It's an organization that's banned in the US and Germany and the UK because they tend to

00:17:02.460 be a money funneling mechanism for other terrorist organizations like the Palestinian Liberation Front

00:17:08.100 and all this stuff. It's the organization Samadun that Charlotte Cates is a co-founder of and a

00:17:13.100 co-operator of. She's called for violence. She's called for terrorism. She literally has had her 1.00

00:17:18.960 organization hand out pamphlets on how to commit a mass casualty terrorist attack. That was something

00:17:25.200 that they actually did. And Nikki Sharma, the current worthless BC attorney general, hasn't done 1.00

00:17:31.960 anything about it. BC prosecutors even attempted at one point to prosecute her, and then Nikki Sharma

00:17:37.400 dropped the charges right before the election. She said it was too political to prosecute her. Yes,

00:17:42.820 we can't prosecute the leader of a terrorist organization in Canada because that would be too

00:17:47.520 political. Doing our job is too political in this country. But we at 1BC are filing a private

00:17:53.040 prosecution, which you can actually do. A private citizen can file an application saying this person

00:17:58.780 has committed a crime. Here's the criminal code violations they have made. Hear me out. I have all

00:18:03.000 the evidence. And, you know, forcing the government's hand to actually do a prosecution. So here was

00:18:09.220 leader Dallas Brody outside of the Vancouver District Courthouse, the provincial courthouse, with a

00:18:15.780 bunch of crazy Hamas protesters trying to yell out, you know, out yell her outside of it while she 1.00

00:18:21.620 delivered her speech. Good morning. Sharda Cates is a co-founder and leader of Samidun, which is a 0.98

00:18:38.120 listed terrorist organization in Canada. I don't want to show you guys this all right now, but she

00:18:44.460 successfully put in the application. She will be getting a call in the next 60 days in order to

00:18:49.400 organize when to go in and actually have a hearing with the judge. And if the judge sees the merits of

00:18:54.340 this prosecution, they will basically force the government's hand to put a prosecutor on the case

00:18:59.380 to go after Charlotte Cates and have an actual trial. And Charlotte Cates is absolutely a terrorist. 1.00

00:19:05.440 She should go to prison. She is not, it's not free speech to promote terrorism, violence, and help 1.00

00:19:10.420 fundraise for terrorist groups, which is what Samidun has been listed as a terrorist organization

00:19:15.280 or doing. And again, where's John Rustad, the BC conservative leader? They have 41 MLAs. They

00:19:22.940 couldn't, why didn't they do something about this? The current government has 47 MLAs and they're the

00:19:27.660 government. The attorney general hasn't filed charges. We had to have a party with two MLAs and do it for

00:19:33.760 them. Absolutely pathetic. And again, the conservatives outside of saying, you know, we don't like the 1.00

00:19:39.800 current form of SOGI. You know, the current form of DRIPA isn't very good, but you know, we're still going to

00:19:45.020 keep UNDRIPA around. We're not really going to get rid of SOGI. And we don't even believe in cutting taxes. 1.00

00:19:49.080 And we don't really, we don't really want to do real healthcare reform and slash all the administrative

00:19:54.200 spending and push it back to the front lines while also cutting people's taxes. We don't want to do all that

00:19:59.280 because that's tough. That could be tough. The BC conservatives, there was actually just an article that

00:20:05.520 came up from Juno News showing that the current communications director of the BC conservative caucus in the

00:20:11.780 legislature is a leftist. I knew this guy, Ryan Painter. I would like used to kind of be friendly

00:20:17.660 with them back when he seemed like he was on the level. I would say something like pro-life on social

00:20:21.740 media. And like a minute later, he'd like DMing me like, what, what, what's, what, so you're pro-life

00:20:26.220 and you hate women? Well, it would just be like this ridiculous, like whiny kind of like act, like, 0.99

00:20:31.560 like whiny kind of like attack where you are doing something wrong because you don't politically agree 0.97

00:20:36.280 with him. It's like just like a full-on abortion until birth as his position, which is like not

00:20:41.480 even what 10% of Canadians believe because that's radical as heck. But anyways, that's going to be

00:20:46.720 another story for another day. But hopefully you're enticed. And hopefully if you're in British Columbia,

00:20:51.400 you will join the 1BC party. I will link the party in the description of the video below as well as pinned

00:20:58.040 at the top of the comments. And if you feel left out in Ontario because the Ontario PC government sucks, 0.96

00:21:04.080 I would urge you if you are in Ontario to join the new blue party, which I will also link in the

00:21:09.700 description below and pin at the top of the comments. I don't even work for new blue. They're

00:21:14.080 just great. The Karajalios family are great people who run it. And the Karajalioses were actually the

00:21:19.340 ones who started the Axe the Tax movement back in 2018 when conservatives were actually sort of in

00:21:25.860 favor of the carbon tax. They ended up reversing public opinion among conservatives on that issue

00:21:30.540 and ended up winning in the long run. But anyways, with that being said, see you guys all later.

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - August 21, 2025

Poilievre is back and the Liberals can’t handle it!

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