The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - December 05, 2024


Sellout Singh backs Trudeau - Voting against No Confidence motion in his own words


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Wyatt Claypool explains why Jagmeet Singh is a complete idiot and why Justin Trudeau should be scared of losing his government in the next election. Also, he explains why he's not going to vote for the No Confidence Motion against Justin Trudeau.

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00:00:00.000 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here.
00:00:03.360 Oh, it's been a bad week for federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.
00:00:08.480 I'm convinced at this point that he must be trying to get into a fraternity run by Justin Trudeau
00:00:13.600 because he keeps humiliating himself in what I can only describe as political hazing rituals
00:00:19.020 in order to seek Justin Trudeau's approval.
00:00:22.180 Over the last week and a half, he's been absolutely disgracing himself
00:00:26.200 by attacking the Conservatives for not backing the Liberals' GST-HST holiday,
00:00:31.480 which Singh knows is completely fake.
00:00:34.240 It is a two-month GST-HST freeze only on certain items that ends on February 17th,
00:00:41.280 starts on December 17th, ends on February 17th, and then on April 1st, the carbon tax doubles.
00:00:47.560 So it's going to wipe out any gains that Canadians get from being able to save money with the HST freeze.
00:00:54.260 It's completely stupid. Jagmeet knows it, and he's humiliating himself.
00:00:59.240 And now Jagmeet Singh is disagreeing with himself, Jagmeet Singh, on Justin Trudeau being fit for office.
00:01:06.420 Here's a headline from CTV News saying,
00:01:09.160 And this is Conservative leader Pierre Pollyev mocking him in the aftermath of all this.
00:01:18.300 This happened late on December 3rd.
00:01:20.900 He said, Jagmeet Singh will always sell out workers and go back on his word.
00:01:26.380 And then there's like a sign here thing for a Conservative website, you know, petition, whatever.
00:01:31.560 Politicians do it all the time.
00:01:32.760 I always find it sort of silly that they always want you to sign something
00:01:35.300 and give them your personal contact information over something that doesn't really require that.
00:01:39.600 But anyways, Jagmeet Singh has all of the cards right now.
00:01:44.800 He could actually hold Justin Trudeau over a cliff and demand everything he wants from him.
00:01:50.540 But for some reason, Singh, as the small third party that has no prospect of winning the government in 2025,
00:01:57.680 seems to be the most terrified of the next election.
00:02:01.140 It makes no sense to me.
00:02:02.520 In theory, Trudeau should be scared of losing his government
00:02:05.740 and Jagmeet Singh should be willing to drive his car straight at Justin Trudeau's car
00:02:10.500 in a game of chicken and never take his foot off the gas because he has nothing to lose.
00:02:15.340 But Jagmeet Singh does have something to lose, and that's publicity.
00:02:19.860 Jagmeet Singh does want his pension.
00:02:21.700 He wants his other MPs to get their pensions.
00:02:24.160 But even more than getting his pension,
00:02:26.360 because Jagmeet Singh is already an independently rich man,
00:02:29.680 the thing he really is scared of losing is publicity.
00:02:33.040 He loves being in front of the camera.
00:02:35.160 And he's not going to be the NDP leader after the next election
00:02:38.440 unless the NDP has just become completely masochistic
00:02:41.740 and likes losing with him as their figurehead.
00:02:44.720 And so Jagmeet wants to extend this government's length as far as humanly possible
00:02:49.380 because that means he keeps being relevant in the media.
00:02:53.260 But now I want to go through some of these posts
00:02:55.580 that really highlight just how pathetic this is for Singh.
00:02:59.140 He posted this yesterday knowing that he was about to disagree with himself
00:03:05.260 and say he won't vote for the no confidence motion
00:03:07.320 that uses his own words against Trudeau,
00:03:10.100 saying that he's not a legitimate leader and incompetent and a corporate shill.
00:03:15.420 So earlier in the day, Jagmeet attacks the Conservatives again,
00:03:19.000 carrying Justin Trudeau's water
00:03:20.540 because he is just the executive assistant of Justin Trudeau at this point.
00:03:24.680 Jagmeet Singh saying,
00:03:25.560 Conservatives cut corporate taxes by 7% but voted against a tax break on diapers.
00:03:31.680 Pierre Polly have axed the tax for corporations, maxed the tax for Canadians.
00:03:36.220 Maxed the tax?
00:03:37.360 Aren't you the one who's okay with the consumer carbon tax doubling in April?
00:03:42.160 The Conservatives want to permanently get rid of that.
00:03:44.320 Plus, I know that Jagmeet Singh is economically illiterate,
00:03:48.440 but you think somebody would tell him that actually reducing corporate taxes
00:03:52.780 reduces the prices on the shelves for consumers.
00:03:56.820 Grocery stores would like to make as much profit as possible,
00:04:00.380 but seeing as they have competition,
00:04:02.140 if you cut their corporate tax rate by 7%,
00:04:04.880 they're not going to then suddenly pocket it all
00:04:07.880 because another grocery store or another large corporation
00:04:10.980 is just going to reduce their prices
00:04:12.500 and then eat that other corporation's lunch
00:04:15.040 by bringing all their customers to them
00:04:17.120 because they have significantly lower prices.
00:04:19.600 Jagmeet Singh doesn't get this
00:04:20.640 because he's economically illiterate.
00:04:22.960 But I don't want to hold on that too long.
00:04:25.900 Everyone knows how stupid this is.
00:04:28.080 And Jagmeet Singh was trying to get as many licks in on the Conservatives
00:04:31.520 before he was going to have to tell the media
00:04:33.760 he's not voting for the no confidence motion,
00:04:35.560 which, again, is entirely made up of justifications
00:04:39.160 Jagmeet Singh has made in the past
00:04:41.100 for Justin Trudeau not being, you know, capable
00:04:44.300 or not being the right person to be prime minister
00:04:46.860 and that he should be removed.
00:04:48.820 Here's Pirpalyev going after Jagmeet Singh
00:04:52.680 right after the shoe dropped above a post.
00:04:57.080 This is the no confidence motion.
00:04:58.920 This is the text.
00:04:59.960 And look, here is the Halifax International Longshoremen's Association
00:05:04.100 backing the no confidence motion.
00:05:06.740 This is insane.
00:05:07.740 They say on Monday, the NDP has the opportunity
00:05:10.600 to reinforce that they will not bring in 0.99
00:05:13.220 bring in back to work legislation
00:05:15.740 by supporting their own leader's words.
00:05:18.240 And they were basically saying,
00:05:19.920 yes, they should be pressuring the liberals
00:05:22.060 to effectively get rid of this back to work legislation.
00:05:25.220 And I disagree with the Halifax Longshoremen's Association here.
00:05:30.220 I think that back to work legislation
00:05:32.160 in the case of like Canada Post and whatnot
00:05:34.860 is perfectly legitimate.
00:05:36.520 But his own people are against him.
00:05:38.400 Jagmeet's own base of the working class 1.00
00:05:40.920 are against him, unionized workers.
00:05:43.060 And Pirpalyev is here to do a victory lap on him
00:05:45.320 and say union workers will tell Jagmeet Singh
00:05:47.760 to vote for his own words
00:05:49.580 and vote for a carbon tax election.
00:05:53.280 Jagmeet, where is the win here?
00:05:55.480 Where is the win for the NDP?
00:05:57.020 I'm a conservative.
00:05:58.060 I love watching Jagmeet Singh fail at life
00:06:00.260 because it's just hilarious to me.
00:06:01.960 But you think that he would be somewhat,
00:06:05.200 he'd be capable of being able to,
00:06:07.820 you know, put pressure on the liberals
00:06:09.560 to extract at least a couple wins.
00:06:11.600 He hasn't gotten a win here at all.
00:06:13.320 We had heard earlier, late in November,
00:06:17.200 that Jagmeet Singh was maybe gonna not vote
00:06:19.080 for the GST-HST holiday
00:06:20.600 and demand it be applied to all products
00:06:23.200 or it be expanded.
00:06:24.540 He's asking the liberals to give the $250 checks in April
00:06:29.600 to seniors who aren't working anymore
00:06:31.720 as well as people who actually are earning an income
00:06:35.040 who are employed.
00:06:36.560 But I don't even think he's gotten that.
00:06:38.320 He has literally gotten nothing.
00:06:40.680 And this paired up with the fact
00:06:42.620 that Jagmeet Singh a few days ago
00:06:44.480 was pictured exiting a Maserati
00:06:47.120 outside of Parliament Hill
00:06:48.420 and walking with,
00:06:49.740 I'm not sure if it was like a Louis Vuitton bag,
00:06:51.540 but an expensive leather bag wearing his,
00:06:53.820 you know, his bespoke suit and his Rolex watch.
00:06:57.420 This has all just been a PR nightmare,
00:07:00.720 a PR disaster.
00:07:01.920 And it had queued up Pure Poly
00:07:04.200 for probably one of the best lines
00:07:07.340 against Jagmeet Singh.
00:07:09.080 Here's a piece of political advice
00:07:10.940 for any of you that get into politics.
00:07:12.600 Although you should generally try and stay serious
00:07:15.120 and very straightforward
00:07:15.960 in how you deliver your message,
00:07:17.900 being funny works.
00:07:19.280 And this is hilarious.
00:07:20.100 I believe he calls Jagmeet Singh here
00:07:22.160 a Maserati Marxist.
00:07:23.760 Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister claims
00:07:25.180 he's taking taxes off of fresh made produce.
00:07:29.720 He really does think that food
00:07:32.140 comes from the grocery store,
00:07:33.720 not from the farmers
00:07:35.480 who actually grow the produce.
00:07:37.400 That's why he, I guess,
00:07:38.720 thinks he can carbon tax those farmers
00:07:41.240 without taxing the food.
00:07:42.840 And then you have his friend,
00:07:44.860 the Maserati Marxist over there.
00:07:47.000 He wants to tax your gas.
00:07:54.420 They're both out of touch.
00:07:55.760 Canadians are out of money.
00:07:57.020 How about a carbon tax election?
00:08:03.300 It's just so good.
00:08:04.880 It's so good.
00:08:05.580 There's nothing, there's nothing,
00:08:07.060 there's no notes.
00:08:07.820 I have no notes for that.
00:08:08.800 It's just a good line.
00:08:17.260 Okay, people,
00:08:18.280 it's not even getting cut
00:08:19.340 to Justin Trudeau talking
00:08:20.440 because there's way too much clamor
00:08:22.020 over the line.
00:08:23.460 But that's,
00:08:24.040 it's smart politics
00:08:24.940 that what Pure Poly is doing.
00:08:26.900 And the idea that anyone cares
00:08:29.020 that, oh my goodness,
00:08:30.440 the conservatives are not,
00:08:32.780 they're not in favor of tax relief
00:08:35.060 because they don't back
00:08:36.120 this two-month tax freeze,
00:08:38.100 which really just opens the door
00:08:40.120 for the liberals
00:08:41.020 to try and increase
00:08:41.860 their public approval
00:08:42.640 just a little bit
00:08:43.640 before they then slam people down
00:08:45.660 with an April carbon tax doubling.
00:08:48.580 That's really what's going on here.
00:08:49.920 And the polling has backed up.
00:08:51.400 The Canadians are not buying into this.
00:08:53.080 I think that the poll
00:08:53.960 of who's more likely
00:08:54.940 to support the liberals
00:08:55.840 because of this GST,
00:08:57.420 HST tax freeze
00:08:59.260 was only 9% saying
00:09:00.960 that they're more likely
00:09:01.780 to vote liberal now.
00:09:02.620 And let's be honest,
00:09:04.560 when people answer poll questions,
00:09:06.400 they know the implications
00:09:07.900 of the poll being covered
00:09:09.500 in the media.
00:09:10.440 That 9%, 1.00
00:09:11.180 I guarantee is mostly liberals.
00:09:12.820 They're already 100% likely
00:09:14.700 to vote liberal,
00:09:15.580 but they'll say,
00:09:16.200 I'm more likely to vote liberal
00:09:17.380 because of this,
00:09:18.420 because they think
00:09:18.960 it will shape public approval.
00:09:20.760 It's really not how it works.
00:09:21.820 You really can't gamify polls
00:09:23.660 that much.
00:09:24.700 And so what we're,
00:09:26.460 the vast majority of people say
00:09:27.720 it doesn't change
00:09:28.400 their perspective on Trudeau.
00:09:30.340 Some people even say
00:09:31.340 it makes me less likely
00:09:32.340 to support them.
00:09:33.200 That's probably just conservatives
00:09:34.460 and PPC voters
00:09:35.660 just always saying
00:09:36.960 everything that Trudeau does
00:09:38.120 makes me less likely
00:09:39.020 to vote for them.
00:09:40.160 Technically,
00:09:40.720 the HST,
00:09:41.380 GST tax freeze
00:09:42.320 isn't bad in theory,
00:09:44.280 although small businesses
00:09:45.240 are actually saying
00:09:45.900 they don't like this
00:09:46.620 because the amount of effort
00:09:47.980 it goes into adjusting
00:09:49.060 all their prices
00:09:49.640 makes this not worth it
00:09:51.040 at all.
00:09:51.900 But most people
00:09:53.320 see through this
00:09:54.280 as just like a way
00:09:55.260 of buying them off.
00:09:56.520 Yeah,
00:09:56.780 it might be nice
00:09:57.400 for people to save
00:09:58.240 5% to 10%,
00:10:00.660 sales tax
00:10:02.320 on some ready-made food
00:10:03.700 and produce
00:10:04.320 and whatnot
00:10:04.800 and other essentials
00:10:05.740 for a couple of months.
00:10:07.440 But in terms of the politics
00:10:08.920 of what's going on,
00:10:09.900 most people don't like
00:10:11.240 that they're basically
00:10:12.360 being played for fools.
00:10:14.480 But I want to get
00:10:15.360 into one other clip here
00:10:16.260 because this was
00:10:16.780 the dumbest controversy
00:10:18.120 of this entire
00:10:19.840 no confidence vote thing.
00:10:22.180 Here's Karina Gould.
00:10:23.380 I believe she's
00:10:23.940 the House leader.
00:10:24.740 She's some position. 0.86
00:10:25.520 I really don't care
00:10:26.220 what position she's in 0.94
00:10:27.180 because whatever position
00:10:28.340 she has,
00:10:29.200 she doesn't deserve it.
00:10:30.480 But Karina Gould here,
00:10:32.180 who I believe
00:10:32.840 is the MP for Burlington,
00:10:34.500 which Emily Brown
00:10:35.440 was just made
00:10:35.920 the Conservative nominee
00:10:36.800 out there.
00:10:37.520 Emily's fantastic.
00:10:38.600 If you guys live
00:10:39.160 in Burlington,
00:10:40.020 next federal election,
00:10:40.960 make sure to sign up
00:10:41.560 on her campaign
00:10:42.120 and help her out. 0.52
00:10:43.600 This lady needs 1.00
00:10:44.220 to be removed from office,
00:10:45.320 Karina Gould.
00:10:46.180 But there's this stupid
00:10:47.280 controversy that was going on
00:10:48.640 that, oh,
00:10:49.980 the Conservatives
00:10:50.500 don't actually believe
00:10:51.740 in their no confidence motion
00:10:53.080 because Karina Gould here
00:10:54.560 and the Liberals
00:10:55.640 had offered
00:10:56.580 to let the Conservatives
00:10:57.780 put it up for a vote
00:10:58.780 if they basically
00:11:00.220 end the deadlock
00:11:02.480 in Parliament.
00:11:04.040 It's entirely stupid.
00:11:05.300 I'll let her make
00:11:05.980 the case, though.
00:11:06.640 Today I presented
00:11:07.880 a motion
00:11:09.180 to allow the Conservatives
00:11:11.240 to have an Opposition Day
00:11:12.940 motion,
00:11:13.740 to have two,
00:11:14.540 in fact,
00:11:15.100 this week.
00:11:16.140 And I just find it
00:11:17.140 very ironic
00:11:17.720 that over the weekend,
00:11:19.260 Mr. Paliyev,
00:11:19.860 the leader of the Conservatives,
00:11:21.300 was tweeting out
00:11:22.640 about what motion
00:11:24.340 he would debate.
00:11:25.560 And yet,
00:11:25.900 when given the opportunity,
00:11:27.100 they declined it.
00:11:29.060 And all I can say
00:11:30.260 is that,
00:11:30.960 again,
00:11:31.320 this is just a typical
00:11:32.140 pattern of behavior
00:11:33.520 from the leader
00:11:34.540 of the opposition
00:11:35.200 who says one thing,
00:11:37.040 does another.
00:11:38.220 We saw the same thing
00:11:39.320 last week
00:11:39.900 when, you know,
00:11:40.540 he's been parroting lines
00:11:41.880 for the past couple
00:11:42.980 of months
00:11:43.360 about reducing taxes
00:11:44.980 for Canadians.
00:11:45.600 But again,
00:11:46.360 when given the opportunity
00:11:47.640 to vote for a tax cut,
00:11:49.240 it's not a tax cut.
00:11:50.500 I can cut her off there 0.95
00:11:51.400 now she's just going 1.00
00:11:52.160 into propaganda
00:11:52.860 about the tax cut.
00:11:53.660 It's not a tax cut.
00:11:54.740 It's a freeze
00:11:55.440 that then rolls
00:11:56.220 into a massive tax increase
00:11:57.720 the same month
00:11:58.640 they're giving up
00:11:59.060 $250 checks
00:12:00.100 to also try
00:12:01.080 and make people
00:12:01.640 not realize
00:12:02.340 what's going on.
00:12:03.460 Those $250 checks,
00:12:04.780 in fact,
00:12:05.160 are going to
00:12:05.800 increase inflation,
00:12:07.140 meaning that
00:12:07.580 all of the money
00:12:08.360 that you're getting
00:12:09.160 is not nearly
00:12:09.860 worth what it is
00:12:10.640 right before taxes hit
00:12:12.000 and make everything
00:12:12.660 way more expensive
00:12:13.560 on top of it.
00:12:14.520 Anyways, though,
00:12:15.380 but her point
00:12:16.160 is that, see,
00:12:17.100 Polyev didn't want 0.59
00:12:17.920 to put forward the motion.
00:12:18.840 When we gave him
00:12:19.440 the opportunity
00:12:20.060 to do it earlier,
00:12:21.900 he denied it
00:12:22.680 because he doesn't
00:12:23.260 actually believe
00:12:24.020 in the motion.
00:12:25.080 No, what this is
00:12:26.940 is the Liberals
00:12:27.680 trying to get out
00:12:28.620 of the parliamentary
00:12:29.360 deadlock
00:12:30.020 over the Green Slush Fund,
00:12:32.380 the SDTC scandal.
00:12:35.040 I forget what it's called.
00:12:36.060 It's like this.
00:12:36.760 It doesn't really matter.
00:12:37.680 It's the Technology Corporation.
00:12:40.160 No, it's the Sustainable Development
00:12:41.400 Technology Corporation.
00:12:42.580 There you go.
00:12:43.820 That because the Liberals
00:12:45.620 are refusing to hand
00:12:46.560 over documents
00:12:47.500 to the RCMP
00:12:48.820 or to the Conservatives
00:12:49.920 over that scandal
00:12:52.580 regarding who got money,
00:12:54.940 who knew what and when,
00:12:57.020 because a lot of liberal
00:12:58.200 insiders and friends
00:12:59.500 and even people
00:13:00.380 in businesses
00:13:01.280 or corporations
00:13:01.920 that ministers
00:13:02.680 are associated with
00:13:03.580 got money
00:13:04.380 from the SDTC.
00:13:06.000 The Conservatives
00:13:06.640 requested documents
00:13:07.600 and because they were denying
00:13:08.840 giving them documents,
00:13:09.980 the Liberals
00:13:10.400 were not handing them over.
00:13:11.960 Even though Greg Fergus
00:13:12.880 is a Liberal,
00:13:13.980 as the Speaker of the House,
00:13:15.020 he had to basically say,
00:13:16.140 okay, well,
00:13:16.480 no more business can happen
00:13:17.880 until you end up
00:13:19.660 handing over those documents.
00:13:21.080 It's just a parliamentary rule.
00:13:22.780 Even if Greg Fergus
00:13:23.700 didn't say that they had to do it,
00:13:25.300 he would have probably
00:13:26.000 still been forced
00:13:26.740 by a court
00:13:27.380 to demand the documents
00:13:28.640 or the Liberals
00:13:29.820 cannot use
00:13:30.760 basically Parliament.
00:13:32.580 We've been in basically
00:13:33.520 a big filibuster
00:13:34.660 for two months
00:13:35.300 and so it's deadlocked
00:13:37.300 until the Liberals
00:13:37.940 hand over the documents
00:13:39.480 or the Conservatives
00:13:40.560 relinquish their demands
00:13:41.800 for the documents.
00:13:42.660 And so what Karina Gould
00:13:44.320 was doing
00:13:44.800 is a very weaselly game
00:13:46.840 where, hey, guys,
00:13:48.660 I'll let you put your motion forward
00:13:50.360 on one of our days
00:13:52.020 of Parliament
00:13:52.640 because Parliament
00:13:53.660 is broken up
00:13:54.400 between government days
00:13:56.000 and opposition days.
00:13:57.620 The Conservatives
00:13:58.120 get two days a week
00:13:59.180 to be able to put forward motions,
00:14:00.860 you know,
00:14:01.040 speak to petitions,
00:14:01.960 all this sort of stuff
00:14:02.800 and so even when
00:14:04.980 Parliament's deadlocked,
00:14:05.940 the opposition days
00:14:06.700 still function
00:14:07.440 as opposition days
00:14:08.840 because it would be ridiculous
00:14:09.700 that if the Liberals
00:14:10.820 didn't hand over documents
00:14:12.000 to the Conservatives,
00:14:13.200 the Conservatives
00:14:13.760 couldn't then
00:14:14.600 do their own business
00:14:15.760 on their days
00:14:16.640 when they haven't
00:14:17.000 done anything wrong.
00:14:18.080 So Karina Gould,
00:14:19.500 this is a super long
00:14:20.460 and complicated explanation,
00:14:21.780 I'm sorry,
00:14:22.520 but she was then saying,
00:14:23.860 how about you guys
00:14:24.660 end the parliamentary deadlock
00:14:25.860 which then relinquishes
00:14:26.900 all the requests,
00:14:27.920 which means like
00:14:28.640 the Conservatives
00:14:29.200 can no longer
00:14:29.880 request the documents again
00:14:31.080 and then if they get held up,
00:14:33.220 Parliament stops.
00:14:34.060 Basically,
00:14:34.600 it would just resume
00:14:35.200 permanently again.
00:14:36.800 That she was wanting
00:14:37.880 them to basically
00:14:38.560 let the Liberals
00:14:40.160 off the hook
00:14:40.800 over this massive scandal
00:14:42.140 to get a motion
00:14:43.620 voted on
00:14:44.740 like a few days early.
00:14:46.580 Like,
00:14:47.500 who cares?
00:14:48.880 That literally
00:14:49.480 is completely immaterial.
00:14:51.820 It's absolutely,
00:14:52.760 it's a worthless gesture.
00:14:54.860 But Karina Gould
00:14:55.500 has absolutely nothing,
00:14:56.780 the Liberals have nothing
00:14:57.660 and so that was
00:14:58.680 their fallback.
00:14:59.440 Pretending the Conservatives
00:15:00.460 must not really believe
00:15:01.620 in their motion
00:15:02.260 because they won't
00:15:03.400 let the Liberals get,
00:15:04.940 you know,
00:15:05.620 they won't let the Liberals
00:15:06.700 get away with a scandal
00:15:07.760 in order to vote on it
00:15:09.440 a few days early.
00:15:10.520 It's entirely stupid
00:15:11.820 and it's almost hard
00:15:12.580 to explain how stupid it is. 0.59
00:15:14.920 I also do have to say
00:15:16.120 the person who posted
00:15:16.920 that clip 0.50
00:15:17.360 had a really funny bit
00:15:18.800 on Karina Gould
00:15:20.360 calling her
00:15:20.880 the Minister Forever 21.
00:15:23.140 But on that note,
00:15:24.660 I think that's where,
00:15:25.500 that's a good place
00:15:26.120 to end this video.
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00:16:30.460 Anyways,
00:16:31.380 that's it for me today, guys.
00:16:32.980 Have a good one.