The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Talking Carney's Trade Failure & Political Grifters!

00:00:00 Hello, everyone. Thank you for joining the live stream today.

00:00:05 Apologies for being late. I was driving back home from something and I thought I was going to be able to make the time.

00:00:10 I usually do like a Wednesday night live stream at like 9 p.m. because of the prior commitment.

00:00:16 And then I stood around talking too much and then, you know, 848 instead of 840.

00:00:21 So hopefully a bunch of people haven't given up on me in that eight minute time span or I didn't start right away.

00:00:27 well we're here and we're not happy about it and i'm talking more as a country not the show

00:00:33 uh my goodness i the i always actually i was actually starting to believe not in a good way

00:00:41 but in just like an assumed way that i don't like mark carney i don't like the liberals but i assume

00:00:47 that if we were ever to see like an eventual trade deal coming out of their efforts with the

00:00:53 united states it would be something it wouldn't be great uh but it would be good enough that they

00:00:57 might be able to declare some form of a victory or at the very least they would they would be

00:01:02 strategically always kind of kicking the can down the road making small side agreements because they

00:01:08 like fighting with trump the fact carney has really crapped this whole situation like it's

00:01:16 just been bad how he's dealt with it and that's what annoyed me so much and required me to make

00:01:21 that video today on the polls because i can't stand all these like polls coming out right now

00:01:26 where it's like plus 20 liberal it's like guys can your polls at least somewhat make sense with

00:01:33 the news cycle but you don't want to hear me talk more about polls in this video or in this live

00:01:38 stream ahoy everyone for showing up and uh and swinging by i want to talk a little bit about a

00:01:46 You know, I'm going to talk about a few things today, including something slightly spicy between creators when it comes to Alberta politics type stuff, you know, having somewhat to do with me running for the UCP and whatnot, as well as, you know, UCP nomination, not officially a candidate, as well as just some other stuff related to Alberta independence discussions and whatnot.

00:02:08 But of course, I will start off with some of this nonsense going on around the trade talks.

00:02:16 I have this video saved on my computer because I'll probably end up making a video on this, like a standalone video on this, but I'm almost like previewing it for you guys.

00:02:27 I will be talking about this horrific segment on power and politics where they did this whole segment on Pete Hoekstra and a petition going around on whether or not he should be kicked out.

00:02:43 Canadians want America's ambassador to Canada to be kicked out of the country.

00:02:47 A petition to the House of Commons calls on the government to expel U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra.

00:02:53 It accuses Hoekstra of making statements that undermine the Canada-U.S. relationship.

00:02:58 As of this hour, the petition has over 70,000 signatures.

00:03:02 That number has more than doubled in the last 24 hours.

00:03:06 I'm joined now by the power panel.

00:03:08 Cameron Ahmad was...

00:03:09 Is this even, is this a parliamentary petition?

00:03:12 Like, I don't even know.

00:03:14 It wouldn't even matter if it was.

00:03:16 But why is it?

00:03:17 And so I'm going to be covering that probably in its own standalone video, not in this live stream here.

00:03:21 What does it matter? But this is what I absolutely cannot stand in the current coverage of what's going on. Every time the CBC has one good panel where the panel actually starts, you know, getting onto the issues that matter and talking about like how, you know, what's Carney been doing for the past year and a half?

00:03:41 What are the terms? Why are they being so opaque about what's going on? And why is Carney in Italy? That panel happened. And by the next day, the CBC double packed the panel with liberal partisans to talk about how, you know, how we really, this was always going to happen and we got to become more realistic and all this stuff.

00:03:58 Like, I absolutely cannot stand the coverage because every time we almost start holding them slightly accountable, not that it's their job to be beating up on them, but every time we have some fair coverage, some fair and balanced panels talking about Mark Carney's actual performance on trade, then we just get back to, oh, Pete Hoogstra, should he be executed or should he be shot in the head or drawn and quartered?

00:04:25 And it's like, what does this have to do with anything, guys?

00:04:28 Like, you're the CBC.

00:04:29 You have $1.4 billion budget, and we're doing, like, TMZ-style coverage of,

00:04:34 did Pete Hoekstra say something that made you feel offended? 0.98

00:04:37 Should he be killed for it? 0.94

00:04:38 It's like, what is this coverage, guys? 0.97

00:04:42 RaptorGuy86, thank you for the $5 super chat.

00:04:45 I think it's actually a really good, I think it's a decent prediction.

00:04:48 I'll actually keep my eyes on this, but RaptorGuy86 here says,

00:04:52 I think Jamie Batsy and Doug Eliofoson are the next Liberal MPs to resign.

00:05:03 Jamie Batsy seems like he's somebody who doesn't really fit in there with Bart Carney.

00:05:09 Not that he's not a Liberal, but you get my point where there are certain Liberals who seem very much,

00:05:14 they kind of like are in Carney's squad.

00:05:17 that's like gregor robertson one of the new mps is very much part of like the the uh mahogany uh

00:05:23 meeting room type crowd that he hangs out with whereas jamie batsy is like a indigenous activist

00:05:30 mp who's kind of edgy who's pretty progressive and he sort of is more like a nader skyn smith or a

00:05:37 stephen gilboe or a jonathan wilkinson who may end up leaving or because of the pipeline talk

00:05:42 which is hilarious because even now it's still just talk that is why i'm still very critical of

00:05:47 the mou there's nothing that enforceable in it to actually force carney to follow through and

00:05:52 build a pipeline but it still requires alberta to give to start doing a lot of things right away

00:05:58 when carney doesn't even have to technically and he could even push it back further from there

00:06:02 doesn't even have to technically start doing anything on actually constructing the pipeline

00:06:06 until 2029 like what he gets to basically have a full four-year term having done nothing but he

00:06:14 gets to pretend oh hey i i support alberta i want alberta to have a pipeline that's why i signed an

00:06:20 mou that that doesn't mean that i don't have to complete anything or even start on it in four

00:06:25 years and i could probably take another 15 and i could just keep pretending like it makes me pro

00:06:29 pipeline because i signed something uh stuo uh stuo manson 5094 says uh for 10 thank you for

00:06:38 thank you for the super chat great commentaries and coverage of issues keep it up hopefully i

00:06:43 will it's always you know i like doing it a lot of fun uh so always thank you for the

00:06:49 support there stuo manson also replying to the raptor 96 says neither of which are is a loss to

00:06:55 anyone absolutely both of them are awful mps the other guy i don't know as much but i remember

00:07:01 jamie battsy i remember when he was running for pa for carney for uh what's his face trudeau in

00:07:07 either 2019 or 2021 he had the scandal of saying that whenever he sees a thin indigenous girl he

00:07:13 assumes she's on meth or pills and it's like oh that's nice and he got away with that because

00:07:18 he's like i myself am indigenous i'm like okay you're allowed to say horrible things about other

00:07:22 human beings and apparently you're allowed to get away with it if you're a if you're a liberal uh

00:07:28 david dorn uh door david dorwood uh david dorwood i'm going to assume that that my pronunciation

00:07:37 is there is correct well 27.99 thank you very much that helps out a lot uh he says just you

00:07:42 rock well you rock for sending that david uh i will try and get always through super chats quite

00:07:47 quickly but don't feel like i ever dwell on them because i do like to get back to like normal chat

00:07:51 as well uh king oldie old man milo for two dollars says good job wyatt i knew you would

00:07:58 make a live stream i eventually did uh but sometimes i've been having like crazy insomnia

00:08:04 where i'll just like drive around calgary in like two in the morning because i just can't go to

00:08:09 sleep but it's just like you know i drive back from montana or i was somewhere else and i got

00:08:14 back on a flight and your sleep schedule is completely destroyed um miss zed miss

00:08:23 z said for two dollars says keep it up why well thank you for that uh i'll try and make sure i'm

00:08:29 grabbing stuff as i go here uh the third bean says new sub here i'm american i actually do have a few

00:08:35 people who are from america who do like to watch and oftentimes people have like midwest where

00:08:41 you're in montana or idaho or like the like the dakotas or wyoming and you know frankly even

00:08:48 though american politics is really exciting you're like local state politics is not as exciting so

00:08:53 then they'll also supplement american content by watching canadian stuff too so that's that's

00:08:58 always interesting because i actually sometimes watch like shows that cover like obviously we

00:09:02 all watch u.s politics to some extent because u.s politics is just compelling it is just frankly

00:09:08 super compelling but i'll still watch stuff that comes out of like the united kingdom or northern

00:09:14 ireland because i thought i think that's interesting and i'm not just talking about

00:09:17 poll watching but actually hearing people talk about the characters and and who's running for

00:09:22 a leadership and nigel farage and rupert lowe and kemi baden not kind of fighting for that right vote

00:09:27 in the united kingdom i find all that kind of interesting that way uh

00:09:32 mr distant sense sent sent 27 bucks only to be called door wad i didn't know how to

00:09:40 you tell me how to pronounce this thing man this it's a complicated name david door word

00:09:48 door word door word i think i got it no insult to david i just screwed that up probably uh

00:09:57 ds dns uh 556 says hello Wyatt I'm a huge fan of your channel Pierre is the right man for the

00:10:05 conservative party and to be prime minister the party would be in trouble if they force him out

00:10:10 now I actually talked to an MP recently who told me and I always keep this stuff anonymous it's not

00:10:16 to be cloak and dagger about it you just got to be able to talk to people and not fear them like

00:10:20 leaking their names and stuff like that just wouldn't be fair they said that even if Corey

00:10:24 to Nike and these people somehow caused there to be a big internal coup in the MPs, which I've

00:10:30 heard like someone tried going around seeing who would actually be willing to sign something against

00:10:35 Pierre. And I think they said they got like, there was like six, six MPs who would maybe sign

00:10:40 something and they didn't actually sign it. They'd say, well, if you have, because you need 25 MPs,

00:10:45 is this, I believe it's based on a ratio of how many MPs you have based on the Reform Act that

00:10:50 the conservatives allow to kind of govern the way they do things in caucus if you have a certain

00:10:54 percentage of your mps in this case 25 sign a letter against you saying we want to vote in

00:11:00 caucus to remove you or not uh then it happens they can't even get half there's like six and

00:11:06 it's probably super red tories people worried about their writings and maybe rightfully so

00:11:10 they're worried about their writings but it's not there's just not that movement and even if this is

00:11:15 what the person said, even if he was removed as leader, Pierre Polyev, he'd probably just say,

00:11:21 well, that was illegitimate. I had my own base give me an 89, whatever it was, 87% approval

00:11:28 rating at the last annual general meeting in Calgary. So I'm just going to run for leader

00:11:33 again. And he would probably win again. It would maybe be a bit closer, but it would kind of be

00:11:37 like trump running for his renomination in 2024 against like desantis and the uh south carolina

00:11:45 former south carolina uh governor nikki haley it would be like that like maybe some people would

00:11:51 end up picking up some ridings and they'd do well and they'd get like 18 20 of the vote but

00:11:56 polyev would probably still come out on top of that and i can come up with criticisms of polyev

00:12:01 and the policy of the party and sometimes their strategy i don't see the logic in changing horses

00:12:07 when I would actually say right now

00:12:09 the Conservative Party is at major risk

00:12:12 of learning a lesson.

00:12:13 Because you know what I mean when I say

00:12:14 if you swap leaders,

00:12:16 what you're going to have is

00:12:18 Jason Kenney is going to become the leader.

00:12:20 Now, I don't actually think he'd win a leadership race

00:12:21 even if Polly have just left.

00:12:24 But my point is anyone who becomes a leader,

00:12:26 I could see them doing the annoying thing of saying

00:12:29 the problems are solved.

00:12:31 Everything is now good because I'm leader

00:12:33 rather than us saying,

00:12:34 hey, maybe it's not the leader who wins for the party, maybe it's the good policy, maybe it's the

00:12:40 more open nomination races and more grassroots energy that wins us stuff, and I think that's

00:12:45 what Polyev and the sort of HQ team need to embrace, a more grassroots way of doing things.

00:12:53 John Effer, P7R, says, hello, why do you never talk about Saskatchewan? I'm going to be insulting

00:13:01 to Saskatchewan here. I like Saskatchewan a lot. Saskatchewan politics oftentimes kind of goes the

00:13:07 same way as Alberta politics. Oftentimes, Alberta politics, I only know more about it because I live

00:13:12 here. It can actually be kind of sluggish because we're very default conservative provincial

00:13:16 provinces or, you know, for our provincial politics. So it's not like there's like big

00:13:22 moves happening. Maybe I'll try and start watching more Saskatchewan news and reading more of it

00:13:28 because it might also just be I'm ignorant and I'm not following it closely enough.

00:13:33 But I kind of almost, I've even covered New Brunswick at times,

00:13:36 so I should probably talk a little bit more about places like Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

00:13:42 King Oddy Old Man Milo says,

00:13:44 I wish the public and media didn't have such a short attention span.

00:13:48 Where the cons have been right the whole time,

00:13:51 it's everyone else catching up to actual reality and Polyev doesn't get the credit.

00:13:55 Well, again, thank you for the $10 super chat.

00:13:57 And that is the problem. That's also why when I see polls where the liberals are going from like 42 to 47 in one poll, like their last poll was like a month ago, and the liberals jump up massively and the conservatives fall down quite a bit, not only does it not make sense because like the last few news cycles have been not very good for the carny liberals and you don't expect them to rise during a bad news cycle, but also whenever you see people's public opinion shift that much, you know it's not real.

00:14:25 that's the thing i'm frustrated by how willing people are to let kind of carney do what he wants

00:14:32 for this long without actually demanding benchmarks be applied to what he's doing

00:14:38 uh and it's because the public tent tends to change its mind slowly people will say well i

00:14:43 thought carney's the man for the job when i cast my ballot in 2025 and i still do and it's like

00:14:49 well have you not been keeping up with what he's actually been doing because that's the problem so

00:14:53 many voters, especially urban voters, frankly, and I live in a suburban area, so I meet a lot

00:14:57 of them. They are very stubborn, and they vote based on vibes so often. Full of Pimple says,

00:15:06 hey, why do I watch you every day? I love your content. Well, thank you for doing that.

00:15:15 Yeah, I said Third Tooth says 1469 says, you've said that CPC needs to fight just as hard for

00:15:21 liberal safe ridings. And the point of fighting for the liberal safe ridings, and I can even

00:15:25 slightly adjust my camera stand here. The reason why you fight for safe ridings is because swing

00:15:32 ridings are attached to safe ridings. So it's not the best angle right now because there's a lot of

00:15:37 room that you're seeing the ceiling. But this is the riding I'm going to be trying to run for the

00:15:43 UCP nomination for, Calgary Curry. This riding, Calgary Curry, went NDP by 13% last provincial

00:15:51 election. Now, I don't think it's actually that NDP-ish of a riding. It's just a riding that was

00:15:57 very susceptible to anti-Daniel Smith hysteria, to the NDP pitching themselves as the saviors on

00:16:03 the drug issue because the drug issue was really bad back in 2023. It wasn't bad actually because

00:16:08 the UCP was actually in fact because of NDP policies that were implemented in 2016 or 2017

00:16:13 that were still having negative effects into 2023 like the safe consumption sites and stuff like

00:16:19 that but this riding is winnable absolutely it's going to be tough very difficult that's why I want

00:16:26 to run for it in part because it's more interesting that way but if you want to win this area this

00:16:31 neighborhood right here Bankview and then up here Senalta that Senalta went NDP by 33 points

00:16:38 Now, obviously, the margins tend to be a little bit wilder when you go down to a smaller sample size, like a singular neighborhood pole.

00:16:46 But Bankview is plus 25 NDP.

00:16:48 Killarney is plus 13.

00:16:50 But you come out here, you go to Westview, and you come down to Glenmorgen and these kinds of areas, they're like plus two UCP or plus two NDP, or they're just tied.

00:17:01 It's these swing areas that you really need.

00:17:03 it's these really heavy NDP ridings. It's these heavy NDP poles that you kind of have to break

00:17:09 into. And why I say you have to hit the safe liberal ridings is because right over here

00:17:14 in the right over here to the east of Calgary Curry is Calgary Buffalo and north is Calgary

00:17:22 Mountain View and Calgary Elbow is actually also a swing riding. It's actually a little more

00:17:26 conservative than curry is but buffalo and and uh and mountain view let's realign this thing now

00:17:33 hopefully the camera will compensate for the exposure i think it is you have to hit mountain

00:17:40 view and buffalo really hard too are you not going to win you are not going to win right away

00:17:46 if you're the ucp candidate in buffalo you're going to lose but what you are doing is a public

00:17:51 service because next to Bankview and Synalta, there's other neighborhoods around here that both

00:17:57 are in Elbow and there, and also there's just across the river in Mountain View. You want to

00:18:02 make sure there's as many blue signs in that safe ridings neighborhood that borders the swing riding

00:18:09 because people drive to work and people don't think I'm driving through a safe liberal riding.

00:18:13 Of course, they vote liberal. People drive to work through liberal ridings in urban areas and

00:18:17 they think, oh my goodness, everyone's voting liberal or provincially, oh my goodness, everyone's

00:18:21 voting NDP. And that's why you need to try for those ridings, because people don't think at a

00:18:27 bird's eye view on politics thinking, well, of course, there's not a lot of signs there. It's

00:18:31 an urban NDP riding. They just see, oh, my goodness, the NDP has a lot of support around

00:18:36 here. And that's why all safe ridings need to be contended for hard. I would say anyone who lives

00:18:41 in a safe riding definitely get a law and sign for the conservatives, because you want to make

00:18:45 it more normal for the commuters coming through there, seeing there's even conservatives in

00:18:50 Buffalo. There are even conservatives in Toronto Centre or Vancouver Centre or Vancouver Granville,

00:18:57 if you get my point there. But thanks for that question. I thought that that's always an

00:19:01 interesting setup to talk about my favourite thing, which is election strategy. John Gotti

00:19:08 for $6.99. Thank you for the super chat, John Gotti. On a scale of one to ten, how much trouble

00:19:15 is pure in the conservative party in trouble polls wise well let's say poll like one is like

00:19:21 dead in the water cannot win the next election you know re if anything we should want a new

00:19:26 election to re-roll the dice and 10 is it's all fake they're gonna win you know conservatives

00:19:32 are secretly ahead by 10 points i would say it's honestly a five it's honestly a four maybe uh the

00:19:39 polls are not good for them right now if they went to an election they would lose but we're not going

00:19:43 to an election? Because everyone always thinks like, well, if the polls are so good, why wouldn't

00:19:48 Carney call an election? It's like, well, that's not quite how it works. Because remember, Trudeau

00:19:52 was actually quite ahead in the polls in 2021. And then he called the early election. And then

00:19:57 his lead completely dissipated. And even Aaron O'Toole, who was pathetic, kept him to a minority 0.97

00:20:03 government. Because people don't really like the cynicism of just calling an early election. 0.95

00:20:07 Now, sometimes it's smart, but you got to like wait until like the last six months before the

00:20:11 next election, then you call an early election, you find a good excuse. There's no good excuse

00:20:15 for Carney to call one right now. And so he would lose if he called one right now. The polling

00:20:20 position is still not good. Not that it's not good because we're definitely going to lose and

00:20:24 there's going to be a snap election called. What's going on right now is just, I would say,

00:20:28 the conservatives are still behind, but the silver lining is that they're probably only behind by

00:20:34 four to six points. So you're in striking distance if you get your act together. And your act

00:20:38 together includes bolder policies. It includes, I would say, a more grassroots approach to politics.

00:20:44 Enable more of your MPs to kind of do their own messaging. I'd say Dean Allison doing his vaccine

00:20:49 inquiry, even though that's not one of my biggest issues I care about, really smart that he's doing

00:20:53 that because that is an issue a lot of people would probably rate as their top issue, even

00:20:58 though it's very niche. And so let him, if he's passionate about it, let him go and do that. That's

00:21:03 great for him to be going and doing uh so bolder policies more of a grassroots approach of course

00:21:08 more of a grassroots approach when it comes to picking candidates and nominations that's why

00:21:13 the conservatives lost mississauga and brampton i think they just picked really uninspiring candidates

00:21:17 they appointed people they were just kind of like shoving people out of nominations like jeff wall

00:21:22 who ended up running he was a hindu guy he ended up running then for the ppc and even though the

00:21:26 And the PPC's vote collapsed by like 87%.

00:21:30 Like 87% of the PPC votes were wiped out in 2025.

00:21:34 Jeff Lall in like Brampton Center or Brampton West or whatever, 1.00

00:21:38 he like doubled the PPC vote because all of the Hindus in that writing

00:21:41 were ticked off that all the Hindus kept getting kicked out of nominations.

00:21:45 Hindus are the second most conservative, usually,

00:21:49 second most conservative voting religious group

00:21:52 after evangelical Christians.

00:21:54 that they are very independent-minded people, and it is just a political malpractice to be

00:22:01 alienating those people. CamTJR for $2 says, will you cover the insolvency news? I will. I saw

00:22:12 Polyev and the Conservative Party post about that. I want to see more details about what that exactly

00:22:17 means. I could probably guess, but sometimes you don't want to just cover it just because you saw

00:22:22 it's like sean chen that liberal mp who resigned and there's all this news about him traveling to

00:22:27 china and whatnot i do want to make sure the the timeline lines up i've seen it before

00:22:32 where someone claims that someone voted when they were overseas or they did this or that

00:22:36 and they thought the timeline lined up because hey he posted something on social media that day

00:22:40 when he was in china like how do you know he didn't just post it 10 days later when he got home

00:22:45 that's where i've been waiting for that thing to sort itself out so on the insolvencies things i'm

00:22:50 just looking, waiting for more detailed news on that. Probably from the Canadian Taxpayers

00:22:55 Federation will be a really good resource. John says, do you think it's time for a one

00:23:01 Saskatchewan party? I would genuinely just say it. I'd have to punt. I don't know what the

00:23:08 Saskatchewan party is exactly like these days or how their performance is. I've liked certain

00:23:13 things Scott Moe has at least said recently, but I'm going to claim ignorance on his domestic

00:23:18 policy on taxes and spending and jobs and whatnot. Jessica asks, when is the nomination vote? For

00:23:27 Calgary Curry, I think it's going to be sometime in like either this fall or it's going to be even

00:23:32 next year or so. I've already been signing a decent amount of people up and I'm working on

00:23:36 my literature. I have a new slogan that I'm going to use for the nomination that I actually think

00:23:41 the Alberta UCP should be using themselves because it marries the Alberta Sovereignist vote

00:23:47 and the Federalists together in the party.

00:23:52 The slogan would be, keep Alberta the very best of Canada.

00:23:56 So it's that kind of, heck yeah, Alberta's better than Toronto and Ottawa

00:24:00 and Montreal and whatnot. 1.00

00:24:02 We're better than all those ingrates out there.

00:24:04 At the same time, we're still part of the family.

00:24:07 So I think that's something that the UCP needs to kind of engage more in.

00:24:11 Pro-sovereignty messaging that has the Federalist edge to it still,

00:24:16 because it's a big tent party i know there's independence people out there saying no we're

00:24:20 going to come down to the agm in calgary and take it all over and screw danielle smith it's like

00:24:24 guys i've made videos criticizing danielle smith before and then i stopped criticizing her not

00:24:30 because what some people online are saying oh why you started running for nomination you stopped

00:24:34 criticizing her no i criticized her at the 2024 agm saying hey they're moving too slow in policy

00:24:40 a lot of stuff wasn't getting off the ground i was annoyed i even voted against her in the

00:24:44 leadership review. Not because I wanted her out as leader. I knew she was going to pass with flying

00:24:48 collars. I wanted there to be a certain no faction, because there's no other way of us voting on

00:24:54 something and putting a ballot in a ballot box saying you guys are moving too slow on policy.

00:24:58 So I voted no on that saying there's a margin for improvement. And then honestly, by early 2025,

00:25:03 I started tweeting and making videos of saying, hey, doing great job on the parental rights stuff.

00:25:08 Hey, look, they're moving towards cutting taxes. The provincial police is starting to get up and

00:25:12 up and running. There's some people out there claiming, oh, she hasn't done anything on the

00:25:16 police. I'm like, guys, the Alberta Provincial Police has 600 members to it. And with all the

00:25:21 other office staff and people who work in the bureaucracy of it, it's like 1200. It's not going

00:25:26 to take over the provincial, all the provinces police overnight, just not how it works. You're

00:25:30 going to take a small group, you're going to make it professional, you're going to show it works.

00:25:34 And then you're going to start taking over counties and saying the RCMP who watch over this

00:25:38 county are now alberta provincial police we're going to merge them that's how you do it but you

00:25:42 get people frankly like derrick smith unacceptable fringe running around literally yelling about how 0.90

00:25:48 she's not doing anything and he's going to head down to calgary to vote her ass out i'm not trying 0.61

00:25:53 to be like like trying to like you know use kind of crass language or whatever that's directly a 0.98

00:26:00 quote he wants to vote her butt out because he frankly doesn't understand how things work he's

00:26:07 accusing her of undermining independence oh my goodness who else has been giving them more gifts

00:26:11 and not in an untoward way just she's made everything more reasonable for like signatures 0.95

00:26:16 and they were mad at her because it's not a binding vote that's not her fault she had to 0.89

00:26:21 put something on the ballot in the in the time between the judge shut the vote down and the

00:26:26 another judge overturned it the ballots at some point had to be finalized so she put something on

00:26:30 the ballot it wasn't her fault but she gets so much flack from people or things she didn't do

00:26:36 I previously was annoyed by things they were doing that I didn't like, like praising mass immigration too much a couple years ago.

00:26:42 She corrected that. Good to see. I'm happy now.

00:26:46 But that's the difference. I can call balls and strikes, and some people can't call balls and strikes.

00:26:55 Why can't you tell the denomination source? Am I missing something here?

00:26:59 I have to go back up the denomination source.

00:27:02 maybe that's from something i i mentioned too long ago and now i'm way behind david uh david

00:27:12 dorward uh says for 27.99 the guy i probably mispronounced the last name of he says lol just

00:27:18 don't call me late for dinner well i won't but you know i'm not cooking you dinner anyways but

00:27:23 thank you for the money maybe i'll buy you dinner now so if you ever see me in real life you can

00:27:27 demand that i go and buy you dinner door door mr distance says door wad is back for more

00:27:34 well if i ever call you door wad in person then you are i give you express written consent

00:27:40 in this video to like backhand me in the face

00:27:43 uh okay john says when will you schedule a boxing match with unacceptable fringe he already

00:27:53 challenged you he actually did somewhat do that i played on the video one time where he was like

00:27:57 trying to imply he was going to like big dog me at an event or whatever it was like the ranchman's

00:28:02 crater meetup and we were all a bunch of craters were hanging out and he's supposed to be there

00:28:05 and he had like a problem with me because I had previously said that he was doing things that

00:28:09 were grifting because he was doing things that were grifting and he was like I'm gonna walk up

00:28:14 to him because he's probably only like a buck ten soaking wet I'm gonna say hey say all that stuff

00:28:19 to my face and it's like I don't want to be that guy but like I don't dude most people could beat

00:28:25 me up probably half of women on in this country could beat me up he's like five two or five four

00:28:31 and i'm like six two like i might be able to win just by falling over it might happen but for some

00:28:36 reason he was trying to like intimidate me in some way was very strange and i'm going to be getting

00:28:40 to that in a bit because guys i call out the cbc all the time all the time rightfully so you would

00:28:48 say and i will also call out someone who's supposedly on the right if they're just attacking

00:28:53 daniel smith for things she did not do but raptor guy 86 here says thank you for five dollars again

00:28:59 carney and jamie batsey had a spat recently and carney also turned doug ilo so elos fin

00:29:07 away about concerns about alberta's two-tier health care bill 11 okay that's interesting

00:29:14 the doug thing might not go as far because that might sound the guy might be trying to virtue

00:29:18 signal about how pro public health care he is but he's not really going to rebel over whatever

00:29:23 Alberta's doing since he's not an Alberta MP. Jamie Batsy, I think he's also just kind of

00:29:28 incompetent. So I could see Carney wanting to shove him out the door. That's always been the

00:29:32 annoying thing with the liberal MPs who have been resigning. It's always tied to something very real

00:29:38 that everyone knows about. Carney and Freeland really started hating each other when she was

00:29:44 resigning because she got thrown under the bus for rightfully so for the fact that she was a bad

00:29:48 finance minister. But partly why she was a bad finance minister was she was tasked by Justin

00:29:53 Trudeau to implement the terrible ideas of Mark Carney when he was the economic advisor. So she,

00:30:00 even though he is the godfather to one of her children, I think really grew to resent him for

00:30:05 the way he kind of like batted her out of the way and acted like, now I'm here to clean everything

00:30:09 up from these incompetents over here. And so I think that it's always annoying whenever we get

00:30:14 coverage of, oh, Larry Brock leaving the conservative party really says something

00:30:19 about Pierre Paulyov. I'm like, really says what? He has a health concern. That's why he's going to

00:30:24 a lower level job as a crown prosecutor. It's not glamorous. And some people are like, oh,

00:30:30 you just want to take a career change. I'm like, you don't take a career change when you're 62.

00:30:34 It's just what you're going to fill out your time with for another maybe 10 years working,

00:30:37 and then you're going to retire. He was like a very strong Paulyov loyalist, but you have like

00:30:43 scott reed who gets up on cbc and acts like this says something about the conservatives when he's

00:30:49 never said that about steven gilbeau leaving jonathan wilkinson nate erskine smith some of

00:30:54 these people who just obviously hate each other's guts nater sky smith had fragged carney a few

00:30:59 times when it came to like the west jet flight attendant strike and saying that the government

00:31:03 and was dealing with it wrong.

00:31:11 Laura here says,

00:31:12 in my mind,

00:31:13 Polyev is the perfect conservative leader.

00:31:15 Now, I think he's quite good

00:31:16 at certain things.

00:31:17 And I think in other ways,

00:31:18 it's more so the areas 1.00

00:31:20 I don't like Polyev, 1.00

00:31:22 and I'm just being honest here, 1.00

00:31:23 is more so where he needs

00:31:24 to get more control to other MPs.

00:31:26 And the good thing is

00:31:26 that's not like a fatal flaw.

00:31:29 That's just something I think

00:31:30 he needs to learn to do.

00:31:31 Let your MPs quarterback things.

00:31:33 And in a certain sense, I think people like Jamil Giovanni and Dean Allison have done a good job of just kind of going out and doing it. Maybe they were given permission to do the things that they were doing. I suspect that in part, they just kind of did it. And then the Conservative Party realized it was no big deal letting them do what they wanted. And they've been better off for it. So I would agree here with Stu saying he's not perfect, but he is good. I think he's good and he could get better. But there are certain things around bold policies that you need.

00:31:59 I know it sounds so like generic to say he needs full policies, 20% tax cut as if, well, that's just, it's so simplistic, Wyatt. You can't just declare that and then win an election. It does change the narrative of an election. And the thing is, too, if you've ever gone door knocking, which you should once in your life, even if you just stand behind the MP, it's very interesting to watch.

00:32:18 You really understand what people are like at the doors. You'll walk into an area thinking like, well, I can't believe that people are actually that crazy in favor of the Carney liberals and willing to just like carry war for them. You walk around certain neighborhoods. I heard people in North Vancouver, Capilano, they are in a quite upper middle class liberal area of North Vancouver, Capilano. And the people are like, we hate Pierre Polyev. We used to be conservatives. Now we're liberals. And it's like, oh my goodness, they don't even seem to care. Carney's not even fulfilling any of his promises.

00:32:47 They they have simply become elbows up liberals. And it's just infuriating to see people are genuinely that obtuse. So that's why I always think that door knocking is a good idea. But your bold policies at the doors gives you as an MP candidate gives your volunteer something to talk about. Because sometimes we go to someone's door and all you have is I don't like what the government's currently doing, or let's slightly lower this tax or for the last six months of the year, let's get rid of the gas tax. Like, who cares? It's not that that's bad. It's just that it doesn't it's not media enough.

00:33:17 and you need something really meaty to go to the doors,

00:33:19 it's like you're going to the doors, it's like in a war,

00:33:23 and you're like arming your troops to go fight the battle.

00:33:26 Are you going to give them state-of-the-art weaponry

00:33:29 and great tanks and air support and all that stuff?

00:33:33 And that's, well, your air supports all your advertising

00:33:36 on social media and the radio.

00:33:38 Your tanks are making sure you have all those,

00:33:41 your lawn signs and really good literature.

00:33:45 And then your troops' small arms are the ideas they can take to that door so that they can say, hey, by the way, we're running and we're going to cut your taxes by 20 percent because right now our economy is shrinking every single year because we're kicking people in the country through high taxes.

00:33:59 That gives you something to talk about.

00:34:01 But if it's too small of an idea, it's like you armed your troops with old World War I surplus rifles that are barely working.

00:34:08 Ryan Herbert, 6280, thank you for being a member for eight months.

00:34:12 And he just says, keep up the great job, Wyatt.

00:34:14 well thank you for keeping your viewership up

00:34:16 it's very kind of you

00:34:18 I'm going to try and move quickly

00:34:20 as I'm going through 1.00

00:34:24 oh that's really good to hear from Gen X

00:34:25 Clyde and Marty just shouted out that you're alive

00:34:27 well thank you Clyde do something

00:34:29 and Marty up north that's very kind

00:34:31 oh I'm having a lot of people

00:34:33 entering through my household's door

00:34:35 from the

00:34:36 Marty and Clyde show over there

00:34:39 so that's very nice

00:34:40 everyone's saying howdy and what not

00:34:42 it's a grade but it's a it's a welcome raid as

00:34:46 you uh you know kitty here says uh the shift has hit the fan who by the way runs a great

00:34:54 facebook group if you guys are still on facebook he has like over 100 000 followers out there

00:34:59 uh he says hey buddy love your hair tonight well thank you even though it's actually a bit of a

00:35:03 rat's nest what's going on with this new bc poll showing the bc ndp up to 44 to 40 over the bc

00:35:10 conservatives, especially with this recent land giveaway the size of Portugal. This is exactly

00:35:15 like the ECOS polls and the research co-polls. Don't believe this new poll. I know who it's

00:35:21 coming from. It's coming from like the former conservative party regimes polling guy, Dimitri

00:35:28 Pantazopoulos or something like that. The poll makes no sense. It's showing the combined right

00:35:35 wing vote of one bc and the conservatives is only like 36 or 37 like no it's not bc is mostly a

00:35:44 two-party province with the greens there as well and then depending on the poll one bc is also

00:35:49 between like five to ten points the right wing vote is around half to even sometimes over half

00:35:55 i think i suspect that dimitri is trying to feed into this narrative that carrie lynn finley is

00:36:01 fumbling and she's unpopular and she's too extreme and they're really trying to do it in the aftermath

00:36:06 of her taking a photo with uh 1bc leader dallas brody yeah clyde do something says howdy y'all

00:36:12 i wish i was here i wish i was caught up a little bit more with the chat and i wasn't sitting here

00:36:17 uh too far back because i was missing the raid as it was happening and i'm like walking through

00:36:21 and seeing all the bodies on the floor and realizing it happened i didn't notice it uh 0.94

00:36:26 raptor guy d6 for five dollars says i think ruby dolla will run as a conservative next time 1.00

00:36:30 So depending on her position, she'd have to run in a fair nomination. 1.00

00:36:33 Depending on her issues, I think she would be a good attention getter candidate. 1.00

00:36:38 And that's part of why you want good nominees. 0.93

00:36:40 Some of them are really good at helping other people get elected, even if maybe them and

00:36:45 their riding doesn't matter that much.

00:36:47 Bringing over some former liberals who have embraced real conservative principles is a

00:36:52 good way of kind of having that reverse flow back from the liberals to the conservatives

00:36:55 I've seen is you have that kind of story that gets told now of I used to be a conservative, but now I'm an elbows up carny liberal.

00:37:03 Now you kind of need the person who says, I used to be a carny liberal.

00:37:08 I used to be an elbows up liberal. 0.99

00:37:09 And then he didn't deliver crap. 0.99

00:37:11 And now I'm back. 0.98

00:37:12 That would be a good thing to do.

00:37:15 And all the people are saying hi to Clyde.

00:37:17 Well, hi, Clyde.

00:37:18 It's great to have you here.

00:37:20 And Clyde says, America is the best, of course.

00:37:23 And John says, I'm moving to Alaska now.

00:37:25 that's interesting that's not really a place i'd expect people to be moving to

00:37:29 um trying to move on trying to move on and a spider-man says no one listens to derrick and

00:37:37 he's talking about derrick smith uh the guy who runs the channel unacceptable fringe the the sad

00:37:43 thing is people do watch it and you might watch it too and might not think anything of it that's

00:37:48 not bad i wouldn't judge anyone for watching it because it's compelling television in a certain

00:37:53 sense based on the way he pitches videos at some point though i get annoyed and i don't call out

00:37:59 other creators if i just don't simply like the content in some certain in the sense that it's

00:38:03 not my style there are big creators out there their content's not my style not bad it's just

00:38:08 not this thing i'd watch uh it's just they don't focus on the things i find as interesting just as

00:38:13 i i see tons of people saying they don't really like the polling videos they maybe like other

00:38:16 stuff they just don't watch them and i totally get that especially if you like to listen to the

00:38:20 podcast as you drive to work, I could see you not wanting to listen to somebody write down

00:38:25 polls that you're not seeing on camera. But there's a difference between that. And I'm just

00:38:30 going to be frank, outright lying to your audience for views. I have to highlight something right

00:38:36 here. So you know what I'm talking about. I'm not just saying this to be mean. I'm not just doing

00:38:41 this because oh my goodness, I'm jealous or something like that. Although he did accuse me

00:38:45 of it without naming me in a video follow-up to when I mentioned that, hey, don't lie about

00:38:51 Premier Smith. And again, Danielle Smith, I've criticized policies of hers in the past.

00:38:57 Oftentimes, I then was happy that she reversed them and was totally fine to move on as friends

00:39:02 with Danielle Smith. That was really great. Other things, they were moving too slow on.

00:39:06 They started speeding up, so I was back on board and I was happy. There's a difference. So I'm

00:39:10 basically at least laying out the fact i'm not somebody who's like just saying no you got to

00:39:15 stick with the party never criticize them criticize them for things that are true this video is still

00:39:22 up on the man's channel 68 000 views from eight days ago entitled danielle smith just ended her

00:39:28 career with a thumbnail that implies that somehow she's in favor of the security state and i'm not

00:39:34 just going to tell you what's in the video we'll we will literally watch a segment from the video

00:39:38 so you understand what I'm talking

00:39:40 about. I'll just jump

00:39:42 to that in just a second. Music

00:39:44 says fringes the quartering of canned, and I

00:39:46 cannot disagree with that description.

00:39:49 He does do a lot of quartering-esque

00:39:51 stuff.

00:39:54 Clyde do something says, lol, I'm glad half

00:39:56 your chat doesn't know who Derek is.

00:39:58 They're better informed than just by the

00:40:00 virtue of that. I'm going to go through

00:40:02 super chats to make sure I'm not missing anyone before

00:40:04 I go into this video. Not that I'm going to burn

00:40:06 through them i was i would try to be thoughtful about it um king old uh oddy old man milo for

00:40:13 two dollar says i think carney will sabotage kuzma your thoughts i think that's actually

00:40:18 a 50 50 either he takes a bad deal or he pulls out at the last minute and just continues to hurt

00:40:24 the relationship and that's the thing it's like i'm never asking him to roll over i'm not saying

00:40:29 give trump whatever he wants i'm saying play this strategically say hey let's duct tape it together

00:40:35 all the things that we're willing to give up. Supply management, we're willing to give up DST,

00:40:41 streaming tax, we'll get rid of some other just entered, like, you know, cultural policies that

00:40:46 the Americans don't like. And in exchange, let's get to zero tariffs. And I would actually be

00:40:51 negotiating in public, transparently, so the American people get to see what we were offering,

00:40:55 all the wins that Trump could have claimed. And if he says no, then he's hurting himself with his

00:40:59 own base, saying, hey, guys, it's kind of affecting me to have all these tariffs on us.

00:41:03 so how about you accept what the Canadians are offering because it seems pretty good

00:41:07 that's what you do but Carney's been like deliberately acting uh like tough when he

00:41:13 wants to and then he gives Trump a little bit of what he wants to get him to go away because he

00:41:16 doesn't really want to be pushed into a negotiation the whole thing's just been

00:41:19 nuts and I absolutely could see as King is suggesting there Carney just blows it up at

00:41:25 the last moment and then moves on thinking it's good for his poll numbers my uh my run ends for

00:41:32 for 228 for $10. Thank you. And he says, Brock left to go change how the law system works. He

00:41:38 will make change there. Well, I think he genuinely did leave because of a health limitation. It's

00:41:43 not like the guy has cancer or something like that. Sean Chen, the liberal MP who's hanging

00:41:48 out in China, that guy genuinely may have also left because of a health issue. It's hard to fly

00:41:53 in a plane so often when you're, you know, when you've been in a car accident. Now it seems like

00:41:57 that could be complete nonsense and he's just making it up. And is it another reason the liberals

00:42:01 are shoving him out, maybe to do with the CCP, that's not been proven yet. I genuinely, from

00:42:06 talking with people who know Larry Brock, it was just a health thing. It's not because he's

00:42:10 unfunctional. It's just because he'd rather be a crown prosecutor in Brantford, where he lives,

00:42:14 where it's easier to work, rather than having to constantly go back and forth between Ottawa.

00:42:19 I get wiped out just flying between Calgary and Victoria. An hour 20 flight can just kick you in

00:42:26 the face. And imagine doing that if you had some sort of massive back pain or something like that,

00:42:32 or you had some other reoccurring chronic illness that just makes it very difficult to

00:42:37 constantly be going around. But absolutely, I think it's great. Larry Brock is also doing

00:42:42 something productive and he's going to be involved in putting criminals behind bars. He's not just

00:42:46 going to go join some strategy firm or become a law office or whatever in some cushy position.

00:42:51 and he's going to be doing very tough work, just work that's more limited in terms of its scope.

00:42:59 F. Hawk 595 for $10 says, you don't support independence. How do you suggest we make

00:43:03 change to the Constitution or no change needed? The Constitution in its current form is good?

00:43:08 No, I would not say the Constitution is good. I absolutely want to open up the Charter.

00:43:13 Great reason to is taking up Section 35, all of the just absurd, wide-ranging Indigenous rights 1.00

00:43:19 that judges keep adding to every single year,

00:43:23 that stuff needs to be ripped out.

00:43:25 Equalization needs to be reformed.

00:43:27 Now, sometimes people who are pro-independence

00:43:30 overemphasize the equalization thing.

00:43:33 Equalization exists everywhere.

00:43:35 Equalization exists provincially in Alberta.

00:43:37 Do we think that high level or some other smaller towns

00:43:41 or even the city of Edmonton

00:43:43 pays the same amount of money in taxes

00:43:45 as they get back in terms of spending from the government?

00:43:48 No, there's going to be neighborhoods of Calgary that spend a lot more in taxes.

00:43:53 They pay a lot more taxes on other areas of Calgary, but they're probably getting better

00:43:57 services or they're probably getting about equal or pretty equivalent services in those

00:44:01 two areas.

00:44:02 Now, the thing that sucks about equalization is that we should not be paying for platinum

00:44:06 plus benefits for other provinces. 1.00

00:44:08 The stupid, the equation that they use to calculate how much different provinces get 1.00

00:44:13 is stupid and it holds them back from actually getting up on their own feet. 1.00

00:44:17 It's not even good for them. It's like welfare policy in general for individuals. It holds you back and we need to get rid of it. It is bad. The problem is people act like we should leave because of equalization and then we'll be better off. It's like, okay, if you leave, you're going to have to have an entire consulate system all over the world for all the countries worth being in, hire ambassadors and staff. 1.00

00:44:37 So Alberta, on net, pays about $3.5 billion into the equalization system that gets sucked away from us and spent on other provincial services in other provinces.

00:44:47 I don't like that. I think we need to reform that. It's not even good for the provinces that we're keeping on this kind of welfare system.

00:44:54 At the same time, if you left, the ambassadors and consulates and consulate staff you will need costs can to currently about $1.5 billion.

00:45:04 dollars and that's kind of a fixed cost let's say alberta doesn't think we need to have a consulate

00:45:09 in benin or nigeria or whatever although you might need to in terms of nigeria large countries that

00:45:14 we want to export gas to eventually let's assume that you pretty much are you're in about 80 of

00:45:20 the country's can the fines worth it to be in you're spending a billion dollars just on that 0.95

00:45:25 you can't just say well we're 12 of the population of cannibals only spend 12 of what they would 0.92

00:45:30 spend on ambassadors it's a fixed cost there's certain fixed costs you can't get away from 0.57

00:45:34 border security would cost us about another 350 million to a half a half a billion and then many

00:45:40 other hidden costs that you don't kind of think about and by that point maybe alberta is definitely

00:45:44 better off than canada based on the math but is it so much better it's worth burning that bridge

00:45:50 when i think that the sovereignty movement can still do a lot within canada and as conservatives

00:45:56 I want to export Alberta values in other provinces. That's why I work in BC. That's why I involve myself sometimes in Ontario and even in New Brunswick, which many people don't maybe know. I've helped run advertising campaigns for nonprofit groups for third party advertisers in New Brunswick. I've helped make the literature that's put out there.

00:46:16 I think that's what needs to happen is that the entire country just needs to be sort of given the small government education because, by the way, a breakaway country of Alberta can also fall into the same stupid traps Toronto does too. 0.99

00:46:30 Just because we have oil and gas doesn't mean that we aren't susceptible to being stupid as well. 0.84

00:46:35 So I'd rather have a big goal of trying to reform the country rather than let's retreat and try and make this smaller section better because you're kind of limiting the scope of success by going smaller. 0.97

00:46:46 I am a conservative boomer, says she's been a member for seven months. So thank you, Patricia.

00:46:54 Love when you're alive, Wyatt, you rock. ScottyW8R says, what will you do if Alberta

00:47:01 referendum advances? Well, it's just not going to advance. Now, it's nothing to sneeze at the

00:47:07 support they have. 30% is a lot. If you did an independence referendum in any other province,

00:47:11 get like five or ten it's just not going to happen i would say if it did happen why just go along with

00:47:18 it i just see what's going to happen and that's not hypocritical it's just kind of how it goes

00:47:22 sometimes you know something happens you didn't expect you know we separate well i guess i live

00:47:27 in a separate alberta and i'll figure out how that works then oh my goodness i wasn't drinking liquid

00:47:35 wood for so long i can only buy this in the in america which is i guess my one pitch for the 51st

00:47:41 state. Not that I actually believe in that for any NDP people clipping me in the future. I can buy

00:47:47 diet barks in Montana. Okay, so Myron228 for $10 says, I have not watched Derek since I heard he

00:47:58 screwed Clyde over. And yet he literally accused Clyde, and thank you for the $10, Myron,

00:48:03 accused Clyde of committing a crime. He accused Clyde of stealing expensive microphones from him

00:48:09 by getting them and not paying him back for them which doesn't even make sense or he somehow didn't

00:48:14 like follow through on something he was supposed to do it was so it was such an insane accusation

00:48:20 he then later had to delete that video because he fibs and this is the thing about him he just

00:48:25 kind of fibs it's a problem raptorguy86 for five dollars says i hope you and moose on the loose

00:48:31 david collaborate on a video sometime yeah i'd be willing to do that he tends to be a bit of a lone

00:48:36 Wolf and I think he actually kind of works really well solo. So I don't think he really even does

00:48:40 interviews or, or, or goes on other people's show. To be fair, I do talk to him in the background

00:48:46 sometimes, especially about polling firms and how to read certain data in polls, just as I'd probably

00:48:52 end up consulting some of his videos when it comes to things he knows about that I don't know about.

00:48:58 A all nine, six, three, one says for $20. Thank you, by the way, for that. You have a cute dog

00:49:04 photo is your profile off topic u.s border officers are friendlier but crossing back into

00:49:09 canada i am canadian the canadian border officers are abusing their power horrendous a-holes and 0.69

00:49:15 arrogant as hell now i to be fair i've never experienced this coming back from um because i 0.70

00:49:21 sometimes go down to montana it's you know the u.s state right under alberta and i find that they're 0.91

00:49:27 always pretty friendly to me maybe you're in a jurisdiction where you're going over like the

00:49:31 ambassador bridge uh or you're crossing from like bc into washington or into you know from

00:49:38 ontario into michigan maybe the border crossings are a little bit different out there uh i think

00:49:43 the culture of both alberta as well as the kind of east interior of of british columbia i don't

00:49:50 think they take it too seriously they i think they're pretty they're pretty lenient overall

00:49:54 as long as you're honest but that probably doesn't sound like it's been your experience

00:49:58 wherever you happen to be crossing chan 5761 for 279 thank you says end indigenous consultations

00:50:06 absolutely it's just an extortion method at this point consultations can go on forever until they

00:50:12 feel satisfied which means money it means doing something else that they want it's just and it's

00:50:17 bad for them it's like it's welfare culture it's welfare culture just as equalization is it's just

00:50:22 as supply management is welfare culture ends up destroying communities it ends up destroying

00:50:27 industries and destroying provinces so whenever people act like it's compassionate no it's not

00:50:32 not at all unless you think it's compassionate to enrich chiefs who abuse their power and neglect

00:50:38 the actual proper functioning of their reserve areas and i don't think reserves should even

00:50:43 really exist because it's like a socialist state that you can't even own property on 0.68

00:50:47 which feels like it should probably violate some sort of property rights of those indigenous people

00:50:52 who live there 1.00

00:50:53 who can't own the dirt

00:50:54 under their own house 0.61

00:50:55 spiky mikey 3397 says 0.77

00:50:58 for five dollars

00:50:59 all the content you share with

00:51:00 love all the content

00:51:01 you share with us

00:51:02 thank you white

00:51:02 good luck in election

00:51:04 you'll be great

00:51:04 well thank you for that

00:51:05 that's very nice

00:51:06 lynn brooke 123

00:51:09 for five dollars

00:51:10 says thoughts for my riding

00:51:11 of beaches east york

00:51:12 going liberal

00:51:14 and that's not flippin

00:51:15 it's just a safe liberal riding

00:51:16 I'd love to see the conservatives

00:51:18 kind of dig in more there

00:51:19 and win a few extra

00:51:20 like percentage points

00:51:21 of the vote

00:51:22 The NDP are probably also going to come back up a little bit because they got trounced there.

00:51:26 I think they only got like 8% of the vote there, even though it's typically a pretty friendly riding to the NDP, even if they don't win it.

00:51:33 I'm actually helping Sheree Attiste and Northern Watcher, two young kind of polling enthusiasts.

00:51:38 We're going to be running our own poll for all three of the by-election riding.

00:51:43 so I will be doing exclusive my own sponsored poll analysis on the show at some point for

00:51:49 North Vancouver Capilano or Chico Timi Le Fjord, as well as for Beaches East York.

00:51:55 Now, I don't expect Beaches East York to not go liberal, especially since

00:51:58 Mike Layton isn't running, Jack Layton's son. That was disappointing to see maybe he didn't

00:52:03 think he had the kind of like running time to be able to do it. If maybe if the election was

00:52:06 in October he would do it or or late September but he dropped out but conservatives really play

00:52:13 their cards right really grind it out there they and they can show a slight bump up that's enough

00:52:19 to declare victory on and I think Polyev needs to get used to declaring victory even if you didn't

00:52:24 win the seat if in North Vancouver Capilano conservatives don't win but the winning margin

00:52:28 from the liberals turns from 22 points down to eight or even just 10 or like and 10 is a pretty

00:52:35 good victory margin, but it's not 20. And the conservatives can say, in this safe liberal

00:52:40 riding, we chopped the liberal margin down to half. In Beaches, East York, we gained eight

00:52:45 points. In Chikotimi, we held on to the ride and expanded the lead. Chikotimi is going to be a

00:52:50 nail biter because that one is just a riding that block liberals or conservatives can win. 0.91

00:52:55 They're all within their margin of error of each other in the last election.

00:52:58 apoc595 says you didn't offer how to bring change the constitution how

00:53:04 sorry and i'm not trying to exploit you by getting you to getting you to super chat another five

00:53:10 dollars for that way you i would say that's kind of what i was already saying in that but i didn't

00:53:15 make directed enough to the constitution it's just knocking over bad provincial governments

00:53:20 and getting better people in there i think that uh scott mo and and probably uh daniel smith

00:53:28 would be willing to open it up even tony wakeman and the newfoundland and labrador probably willing

00:53:32 to open it up in some ways because since oil it's become such a big oil and gas province

00:53:36 they're kind of being abused as well and so i think that you can get some people to be willing

00:53:43 to uh willing to engage in reform it requires quebec or ontario to get their act straight and

00:53:49 it's not going to happen under ford and it's not going to happen under the current uh quebec uh

00:53:56 CAQ premier, and it's probably not going to happen under anyone who wins that next provincial

00:54:00 election. But you also only need one of the two. So I think Ontario is the better bet to,

00:54:06 in the next 10 years, maybe have a real conservative government who would agree to reforms.

00:54:13 My earn for $10 says, I'd laugh if Derek was lurking. I don't know. The funny thing is he

00:54:18 knows I criticize him. He made a response video where he didn't say my name at all, but he was

00:54:24 like, trying to justify why he, like, obviously lies in his thumbnails. Like, guys, can we all

00:54:29 agree this stuff's kind of ridiculous? Daniel Smith just ended her career. Canadian police 0.89

00:54:34 just crossed the line. That one's fine, all other than the slightly ridiculous title. But when you 0.91

00:54:39 actually go through all this stuff, Daniel Smith is replacing Pierre Polyev, where he makes the

00:54:44 claim that Daniel Smith is trying to replace her and take his job from him. No, she's not. I can

00:54:49 just tell you that she is not trying to do that. She's probably, after she's premier, after this

00:54:53 next term we'll just retire but there's tons of right there's tons and tons and tons of these

00:54:59 titles and thumbnails and videos where he says daniel smith just lost her job i'm not i'm not

00:55:05 just bullying creator here at some point i'm calling him out the same way i would call the

00:55:11 cbc out ctv news i would attack andrew coin for being a fake conservative he is not really a

00:55:17 conservative. He is a shock jock grifter who's making money lying to people. King Odie, old man 0.96

00:55:24 Milo says, why you need to drink that awkwardly like Marco? How does he drink awkwardly? I could

00:55:30 drink it like Trump. You know what? I'm going to give Derek Smith a compliment. Great Trump

00:55:35 impressions. He does a really good Trump impression. It's way too bubbly, so it's not

00:55:43 actually pleasant to drink okay uh the pleb reporter says for five dollars do you like my

00:55:49 slop channel no the pleb you're not a slop channel your your culture war channel is how i would label

00:55:54 it so i thought i thought i think the content's good pleb reporter for five bucks says any tips

00:55:59 on how i can improve as a content creator honestly i think the videos are well made i think the

00:56:04 structure is good you know i think we do very different types of content but i think you're

00:56:08 i think the stuff's good overall we all have like we're almost all on a different bit of

00:56:13 a spectrum in terms of how culture war is the channel or how like uh analytical is the channel

00:56:20 in terms of like really talking about specific policy so like northern perspective and like the

00:56:25 great canadian bagel are like very analytical and then we have like very culture wars channels like

00:56:29 the pleb and i'm kind of like probably somewhere more in the middle like kind of like next to like

00:56:34 a jasmine lane and maybe david a little more analytical than me you get my point there but now

00:56:39 I do need to get to the video of him claiming that that Daniel Smith was in favor of the Edmonton

00:56:49 police uh having that report hate hotline like because this was kind of egregious or very

00:56:56 egregious that whole video by the way it's entitled Daniel Smith just ended her career

00:57:01 guys look at there's nothing in the video about her until like way later on he talks about the

00:57:07 Edmonton police. But then he talks about Daniel Smith here. And apparently she ended her career

00:57:13 because she didn't make a comment on it during the long weekend. The pleb reporter for $5 says,

00:57:22 do you think I'm ridiculous for making five videos on the good life fitness sword guy? 0.99

00:57:27 No, that guy's a complete lol cow. I think you should still be making fun of him. He was a 0.97

00:57:31 Calistani lol cow, which means that he needs double the scrutiny that anyone else got. That 1.00

00:57:37 was actually a good that was a good team building kind of a controversy because i think i got even a 1.00

00:57:42 lot of liberal canadians to realize a bunch of these calistani guys are dweebs but in this video 0.95

00:57:47 he again tries to go after her for apparently not saying something fast enough about the edmonton 0.98

00:57:54 police thing because she didn't comment on it within 36 hours during a long weekend i have to

00:58:00 show it again for context in this video premier danielle smith said this ages ago and i know

00:58:04 her word is about as valuable as a wooden nickel these days but where is the premier on what

00:58:12 happened in edmonton after this statement she was flipping probably out of cabin it was a long

00:58:17 weekend like she's it happened it dropped on a friday we're into the long weekend and then

00:58:24 saturday sunday monday because it's the long weekend and your communication staff and all

00:58:28 your other people are off and it's kind of a complex issue to talk about you can't just like

00:58:33 backhand the city of Edmonton they're ridiculous but you still have to work with them so they had

00:58:38 a very diplomatic but very firm statement that you then released after the long weekend on Tuesday

00:58:43 like I feel like this shouldn't be that complex that hard to understand

00:58:47 um but yeah I'll keep going or what's going on in Edmonton were we bamboozled again by the

00:58:55 premier what what is going on here I can tell you that that is not the pathway we're going down in

00:59:00 Alberta. We would be the opposite of that. Well, I can tell you our approach in Alberta

00:59:06 is that the federal government does have the power of criminal law. We have the power of

00:59:11 non-enforcement. And what that means is we choose our policing priorities and we choose our crown

00:59:20 prosecution priorities. And I can tell you if the intention behind it is to do what we're seeing in

00:59:25 the uk where regular citizens are getting hauled off to prison because they post something online

00:59:32 that hurts someone's feelings we we are just not enforcing that there's just there's no way that

00:59:37 that is that's not the culture in alberta uh we um reaffirmed in our alberta bill of rights

00:59:42 that free speech is protected and we we just don't we think that's a government overreach

00:59:48 the okay so just i actually don't really know why he even bothered playing all that uh considering

00:59:56 that like he's just saying that he doesn't like her but then he plays like an old interview of

01:00:00 her which it's funny because she actually ended up on tuesday posting that clip of herself

01:00:03 basically saying that yeah we stand by free speech and i'm reiterating my previous position

01:00:08 like her pipelines that she said any government investment is a loss

01:00:12 she confirms here that the alberta bill of rights protects free speech that they are not going to

01:00:18 focus police efforts on hurt feelings reports how is it that the police were able to obtain

01:00:25 contracts for ai body cam scanners and flock cameras if we're not going to enforce these

01:00:32 kind of laws these draconian overreach laws why is it that the edmonton police force how come

01:00:41 nobody from the alberta government has reached out to the edmonton police force or put a stop

01:00:47 to their uh bus wraps their okay i play this so you guys know he said this 36 hours after it

01:00:58 happened and apparently this was enough to condemn her for not doing something why isn't someone from

01:01:02 the alberta government not doing something maybe they are maybe at the time they didn't maybe

01:01:08 thought they could just like tell the Edmonton police don't do that please stop and then move

01:01:13 on from there you know because I absolutely don't like the report hate thing but we didn't even give

01:01:19 Danielle Smith like five seconds to respond it's a long weekend all of her comm staff are probably

01:01:25 off you know going out to parks with their kids and stuff like that you got to give people a second

01:01:30 it wasn't a crisis where something was going to happen unless she did it obviously the Edmonton 0.61

01:01:35 police were already just taking it left and right from people for that ridiculous report hate 0.77

01:01:41 campaign. A lot of no doubt is connected with the awful mayor, Andrew Knack. At the same time, 0.90

01:01:47 the Alberta government kind of has to keep a little bit of a, you know, keep some good vibes

01:01:51 with the Edmonton city because they do stuff with the city of Edmonton all the time. The capital is

01:01:57 Edmonton. So you have to be a little bit careful. But the fact that then on Tuesday, Mike Ellis,

01:02:03 the public safety minister the justice minister mickey amory danielle smith herself and other mlas

01:02:09 all came out saying absolutely we do not we not believe in the concept of hate speech we don't

01:02:14 not condone people being awful and rude we don't condone people being racist or doing whatever

01:02:19 but that's not a crime and we're not enforcing it and we are in contact with the city of edmonton

01:02:24 and making them known our stance and that we're not this is not what they will be spending their

01:02:28 budget on because obviously they have some strings to pull and if they keep doing this

01:02:32 they could just say well we're not going to give you a provincial as big of a provincial

01:02:36 transfer if you're going to screw around with your police budget but what there was no correction

01:02:41 he did this video said her career is over accused her of being okay or if not permissive of the

01:02:49 edmonton police hate report hotline made no follow-up video retracting the fact that he

01:02:55 had attacked her for this and he's done this a few times i need to pull up some of these clips

01:02:58 some of these like really wild clips of her of him attacking danielle smith uh for stuff that's

01:03:05 just kind of like honestly just based on nothing like just based on misinformation like the whole

01:03:11 idea that she is somehow dragging her feet with the provincial police it's not we're not bringing

01:03:16 back the draft the provincial police is not going to be a thousand people two thousand people strong

01:03:22 within a month and in a year there's ten thousand provincial police it takes a while you have to

01:03:26 organize it. And you're going to probably slowly absorb county RCMP detachments into the provincial

01:03:33 police. And it'll grow from 600 officers as it's now, probably less a year ago. And then it will

01:03:38 go to 1,200 and 2,000 and 3,000. And as they're able to handle more territory, eventually you'll

01:03:43 probably end up having the Edmonton and the Calgary police be a detachment of the provincial

01:03:49 police. That will eventually happen. But all these people keep attacking her for things that

01:03:54 she hasn't had the actual time

01:03:56 to take care of yet.

01:03:58 Here is a clip of him attacking

01:04:00 her, and it gets really vicious

01:04:01 of just how angry he is

01:04:04 at her for things that she

01:04:05 didn't actually do wrong.

01:04:16 So that happened.

01:04:24 This is basically just going to continue from what I was saying about Pierre. 1.00

01:04:29 Danielle Smith just shit the bed and lost her job. 0.84

01:04:33 And the context of this is, I believe, the independence referendum not being binding, 0.99

01:04:39 which, I'm sorry, it's not her fault.

01:04:41 It's the judge's fault who ended up cutting it off right before they had to finalize the ballot

01:04:45 and was not allowing the signatures to be counted. 0.99

01:04:49 Danielle Smith can't just override the judge and put it on the ballot. 1.00

01:04:52 it could have also been stopped. So what she did was she had a compromise question that was 0.99

01:04:57 not going to be binding. But let's be clear, guys, they're not winning. The independence

01:05:01 movement's not winning the referendum. That's not to denigrate them. If anything, they have

01:05:06 pretty good support. They should actually be happy it's not binding because they can come back in

01:05:10 five, six, seven, eight years. And then once they have the public opinion to win, they could do it.

01:05:15 But we have all these people attacking her as if she was supposed to go and just backhand the judge

01:05:19 as he seems to imply that she should have gone and backhanded Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack

01:05:24 and just like, I'm going to do it anyways.

01:05:26 It's like there's certain things that as a premier you can't just do

01:05:29 because a judge with the powers they have can just block it from happening

01:05:34 and block it long enough that it could end up making it

01:05:37 so that it's not finalized in time for the ballot.

01:05:39 So she put in a question that could not be basically disputed by a judge in its place.

01:05:44 But we have all these people attacking her and condemning her

01:05:47 and saying they now want her thrown out as premier.

01:05:49 based on what is very inside baseball reasons

01:05:53 that aren't even accurate to what she did. 0.76

01:05:55 You haven't done shit on a police force, 0.97

01:05:57 and now you want us to just sit back, 0.98

01:06:00 you're hoping it just goes away? 1.00

01:06:01 You're making it get worse, you idiot. 1.00

01:06:07 Now you're going to have a referendum on the 19th, 1.00

01:06:09 and guess what happens three weeks later? 1.00

01:06:11 An AGM, and I personally will go there and vote your ass out. 0.99

01:06:15 put somebody in the chair that actually gives a damn about the will of the people 0.99

01:06:21 dude like will of the people can we yeah mark by the way mark nixon is good someone also mentioned

01:06:28 baked on things he's good the will of the people like i'm not trying to dump on independence the

01:06:35 the support level is not there for it but we are implying will of the people means that daniel

01:06:39 Smith should be bending over backwards endorsing the movement and like just overriding judges to

01:06:45 then jam something on a ballot eventually got overturned which is good but it's not in Daniel

01:06:50 Smith's powers to go and get into a fight with a federal or with like a with an Alberta or like a

01:06:57 whatever federal I think they're all federally appointed but you can't really get into a fight

01:07:00 it's a bad look to get into a fight with a federal judge over this when it's just going to look like

01:07:05 it because the judge doesn't have to get re-elected unlike in America the judge doesn't have to get

01:07:09 reelected. And but Danielle Smith does. So she doesn't want to get into this stupid fight with 1.00

01:07:15 a judge openly. So instead, she found the compromise choice of a question between the 1.00

01:07:19 two petitions. And again, the independence people should, if anything, be saying, okay,

01:07:25 it's not binding. So if we lose this one, we can say, well, it was not binding. That's why people

01:07:29 didn't show up and we only got 30% of the vote. But instead, they're like angry at her as if it

01:07:33 was a binding referendum, they were going to win. It's just not how that happens. It's just not

01:07:39 what, it's just not true. And again, he's claimed that she wants Pierre Polyev's job,

01:07:44 that somehow she hasn't started the police force, which she has, that somehow she endorsed the hate

01:07:48 speech stuff of the Edmonton police, and like all these other things that I've seen over time from

01:07:53 seeing the videos and keeping tabs on stuff, that it's just wrong, and hey guys, I'm not trying to

01:07:59 be self-interested here, I'm just flipping out Burton, who doesn't want the NDP to be in government,

01:08:03 maybe we shouldn't be constantly harping on our own side for nitpicks that aren't even correct

01:08:11 when you actually look at the record because his co-host who's like freedom honey or whatever on x

01:08:17 was like you know you're wrong when your first line of defense is i'm a disabled veteran so why

01:08:23 are you criticizing our our live streams or our channel and it's like i don't know that doesn't

01:08:29 mean anything. And then the second follow-up defense was, how does it affect you anyways,

01:08:34 Wyatt? I'm like, well, I live in a province where I don't want people on the right side of the aisle

01:08:38 to not trust the premier and then say, I'm not voting UCP because she endorsed the Edmonton

01:08:44 police hate speech campaign. It's like, oh my goodness, no, she didn't. She just didn't do it.

01:08:52 And now we have people running around in the comment sections of that video saying,

01:08:55 Like, she's betrayed me for the last time, and I'm no longer voting UCP.

01:08:59 Based on misinformation.

01:09:01 It's at the point of it's basically disinformation, because you know you're lying.

01:09:06 You know that you are basically jumping too early.

01:09:09 Literally, if I can find it here.

01:09:12 Again, his co-host claims, well, it was true at the time, basically,

01:09:15 so it was okay that they claimed that she was in favor of misinformation.

01:09:20 Like, here's the comment.

01:09:25 Because I pointed out that she was not in favor of the Edmonton thing, and you just had to wait until the long weekend was over, and they were likely to make a statement on it.

01:09:35 She didn't make a statement in favor of it.

01:09:37 If she did that, I would be out here criticizing her, as I criticized her on other things when I thought she was on the wrong side of the issue.

01:09:43 And when she got on the right side of the issue, I was happy with it.

01:09:46 But he says here, at the time she didn't come out, and this is his co-host, at the time she didn't come out, she came out later.

01:09:53 so let me get this straight you're pissed that he is not towing the conservative line

01:09:57 you're pissed because he can praise and be critical of our elected officials because i

01:10:01 was pointing out that he keeps oscillating between praising her and and literally attacking her for

01:10:06 complete nonsense i i'm sorry but you can't say well she hadn't come out yet how many videos could

01:10:12 i crank out every single day and i could be like oh my goodness pure poly of supports this thing

01:10:17 the liberals are doing because he hasn't issued a statement in 24 hours like what are we talking

01:10:22 about. And John is right. He is bipolar. He is just putting out content to get people to click

01:10:28 on it. That is why he will say in a previous thumbnail, Mark Carney just gave Canada to

01:10:34 Donald Trump, or it's that he'll put up posts where it says Donald Trump and Daniel Smith have

01:10:40 a new Alberta independence announcement. No, they don't. Not even in any realm of reality

01:10:47 did they say anything about alberta independence but it's just rage baiting or baiting your

01:10:52 audience into clicking on something promising the world and nothing like it happens which resulted

01:10:57 in this very funny interaction from a few days ago where he had a live stream where he was pumping

01:11:03 up this idea that something big was coming out and you should definitely watch it because it's

01:11:07 going to be like explosive what he has and it was just some clips of the freedom of the forever

01:11:12 can to people who are ridiculous being ridiculous and i think somebody from the channel had like

01:11:17 footage of them, you know, trying to raise money and Thomas Lukasik doing an event. Ridiculous 0.99

01:11:23 people. Thomas Lukasik is obviously breaking election rules. He kind of overhyped. It wasn't 0.99

01:11:28 that bad, but whatever. But one guy came back after he had overhyped that live stream about

01:11:34 all the stuff that's going to be revealed. This guy, Scott Giboney, who is an independent

01:11:39 supporter, who is an apparently a frequent watcher of him, said, dude, your clickbait

01:11:44 posts are getting me to not watch your stuff you have a headline that's interesting but

01:11:48 in reality it doesn't usually match the info to the greatness of the headline i'll tune in but

01:11:54 it's silly or exaggerated i'm out derrick smith responds to that by saying sounds like an issue

01:12:00 not an ish me and then he says you're right i just thought telling you may give you uh may

01:12:06 may give you a wannabe full-time watch your opinion on on why i but maybe others don't tune

01:12:12 in as often i watched just not everything what do i know i'm not a dude on camera thanks for what

01:12:17 you do even if my intent was to give insight and derek then says maybe it's the way you said it

01:12:22 i'm open to criticism but i'm also but i also give respect when when when it's also given

01:12:28 was this rude am i taking crazy pills here guys was scott saying something rude here i feel like

01:12:38 this is actually like a fairly like respectful way of nudging the person saying hey sometimes

01:12:44 you make a title and it's not really the reality of what was going on and he just like dumps on

01:12:49 the guy and acts like oh that's an issue not an ish me and that like i only i give respect when

01:12:54 respect is given back it's like the guy wasn't disrespectful he he had a critique but you have

01:12:59 people who define being mean or being too critical as just giving any critique at all like apparently

01:13:06 he wanted a paragraph telling him how like you know attractive and wise he was before they said

01:13:12 oh and also when you claimed that Daniel Smith just ended her career that that seemed not true

01:13:17 and you said something that wasn't true about her position on an issue that she then clarified

01:13:22 within like 24 hours when the long weekend ended it's just oh my goodness it's just hard to watch

01:13:30 uh and again going through things like like claiming that Clyde do something stole stuff

01:13:36 from him and whatnot it's getting much and I find that the independence space there are great people

01:13:41 who support independence Corey Morgan Keith Wilson Eva Chibiuk tons of people John Bolton

01:13:47 uh what's his name so Mitch Sylvester people I don't even exactly agree with on the issue I'm

01:13:53 not an independence guy but they advocate for their side quite well I I think I've given slight

01:13:58 criticism of John Bolton before because he was going after a conservative MP for having a Alberta

01:14:03 flag in the background of his office that wasn't ironed it was creasy and it's like this is kind

01:14:08 of the problem with independence sometimes all the messaging is a little bit too focused on those

01:14:12 who already support it and not winning new people federalists don't care about a creasy flag and if

01:14:16 you want to move them over sometimes you have to you know not harp on stuff like that but overall

01:14:21 John Bolton does a good job stuff like this is what holds that movement back because everything

01:14:27 is just over promising massively under delivering and frankly disrespect to people who don't already

01:14:35 agree um but yeah and the thing is that i think it also gives the independence movement a bad name

01:14:41 as if they're coming out to defeat danielle smith she has been giving them gifts and not like

01:14:46 undeserved gifts like nenshi and the ndp claim that oh my goodness it's like they're it's like

01:14:51 they're, it's like they're, she's trying, like they're always trying to accuse her of being a 0.69

01:14:56 secret separatist, which is absolutely ridiculous. What am I trying to say here? My point is that 0.84

01:15:03 it's not, the NDP likes to accuse her of having done too much for the separatists. I don't think

01:15:07 she has. I think she's been very fair. She's lowered the referendum thresholds for petitions

01:15:12 for everybody. And it's funny as the left still complains because their anti-Cole one didn't get

01:15:16 on the referendum ballot this year uh but what the problem is we can't then have people on the

01:15:22 other side who have already benefited massively from daniel smith's premiership saying it's not

01:15:27 good enough now we're going to take you out for doing more than anyone else would have done and

01:15:31 also for some reason we're allowed to lie about you because you've betrayed us in some abstract

01:15:37 way because that was also what his co-host claimed to me was that they're like basically

01:15:41 like speaking truth to power because daniel smith is powerful the pleb reporter says for five dollars

01:15:47 thank you pleb white label just ended his career it's over mgip6ki descends in 13.99 well thank

01:15:55 you mg that's very thoughtful of you helps out the channel the pleb reporter for five dollars says

01:16:01 what do you think about mark zlipinski can you please review his content i actually find mark

01:16:06 slipinski funny because he's so obviously an engagement farmer it just becomes ridiculous

01:16:11 and kind of comedic just how frankly pathetic the whole thing is at some point i'll review them

01:16:18 oh pleb you and pleb clyde any other creators watching this start watching illyria a it's

01:16:25 i need to go find her channel she's really really funny she's a liberal and she just like basically

01:16:31 puts out the elbows up line so dedicatedly it becomes really hilarious so check out this

01:16:39 her channel here i got onto it because this this video she released over here where it says 0.95

01:16:46 carney might cave on u.s booze and dairy here's why it doesn't even matter but she is that liberal

01:16:53 if mark carney suddenly reverses himself overnight on a big campaign promise or his elbows up stuff

01:16:58 she'll say, oh, it's perfect. It was so wise that he did this. So guys, go and subscribe to Illyria

01:17:03 A if you're a content creator and you just want to find funny, like elbows up liberal videos to

01:17:08 talk about sometimes. I'm not going to abuse it too much. I'll filter them in, feather them in

01:17:13 sometimes. FHawk 595 says, so you think the amending formula in its current form allows

01:17:19 change? The sun will go out before that happens. It's difficult. The amending formula, my point is

01:17:25 sometimes people make this argument of saying, well, it's so hard to amend anything, and the

01:17:30 chances that something happens are going to be very, very slim. Ergo independence. But the thing

01:17:35 is that that's not an argument for independence, because independence activists, and I'm saying

01:17:41 this as advice, not as naysaying, they have to make the case for Alberta, and they have to fill

01:17:45 in the blanks on things like monetary policy, the military, the borders, the ambassadorships and

01:17:51 consulates, all of the other services that we're going to have to take on as a government that we

01:17:55 don't have the infrastructure to really house right now, all of that needs a plan. I think that

01:18:00 there is a chance that you could amend it. Is it slim? Sure. But if we do the right things,

01:18:04 we can expand that chance that it will happen. And I just think that this doesn't then endorse

01:18:10 the independence movement that I think is kind of half-baked in a lot of ways. And that's not saying

01:18:15 I think it's ridiculous or it's stupid. That's not my point. I'm saying it's half-baked in the 0.99

01:18:20 sense that the movement tends to message towards all the people who already agree and can already

01:18:24 picture in their own minds how this stuff will happen there are too many people who that's not

01:18:28 the blanks have not been filled in so they think it's pie in the sky now i i have reasons why i

01:18:33 think it's still not really worth the cost benefit analysis doesn't really isn't really there for it

01:18:38 but if you want to get some of the people on the fence over you have to be able to fill in blanks

01:18:43 rather than saying things in albert or things in canada suck we can't amend anything so let's leave

01:18:48 it's like well you need a little more than that with certain people

01:18:50 uh d1s destroyed is i believe that how that said for uh been an eight-month member he says good

01:19:00 evening why and tnt enjoy your joyers do you think we should uphold our allies on the right

01:19:05 to a higher standard than our enemies on the left and why well and i think that's the point of what

01:19:10 i'm saying here when you have channels who are simply just kind of pushing things that didn't

01:19:16 happen as news on their channel. Trump and Smith have a new independence announcement for Alberta.

01:19:23 You know, Danielle Smith wants Pierre Polioff's job. Mark Carney just gave away the country.

01:19:29 You know, Danielle Smith ended her career. She's trying to bribe you and stuff like that. And it's

01:19:33 like, no, that didn't happen. Or at least how you're describing it is so exaggerated, it does

01:19:40 not actually resemble the truth in any way. And that's a problem, because it makes people

01:19:44 understand politics less when everything is shock jock tabloid stuff rather than what are the polls

01:19:51 looking like why are the polls that way here's a cbc segment here's what the person said here's

01:19:56 why it's wrong or what the stuff that northern perspective and moose on the loose do that are

01:20:00 highly analytical that teach you things that you would have not known unless they explained it

01:20:04 i learned stuff from them they do a very very good job uh baked on things does a great job

01:20:10 in their own

01:20:13 environment, in their own kind of domain. 1.00

01:20:16 If you're the pleb, you have all these culture 1.00

01:20:18 war stories, and a lot of it 1.00

01:20:19 is good political entertainment, but

01:20:22 it's also real, what he's showing you.

01:20:24 It's also an actual thing that actually

01:20:26 happened, and maybe you should be aware

01:20:28 of it, like the seek good life fitness

01:20:29 with the knife, because I think it actually is a good

01:20:31 way of pushing out

01:20:34 this cultural relativist type stuff,

01:20:36 even if in a lot of ways it was a lot

01:20:38 of fun to watch. It also is good to be

01:20:40 pushing back on cultural relativism, moral relativism, saying all cultures are equal.

01:20:45 Cultures that are carrying around massive knives are not equal. And most Sikhs wouldn't even agree 1.00

01:20:50 with that guy, but it's good to actually find people like that and not let them get away with

01:20:54 saying, oh my goodness, that's white supremacy. People are criticizing me. No, he's a clown.

01:20:59 But all these channels fill a niche and they provide a service in terms of information. But 0.94

01:21:04 as soon as the service, as soon as the actual accurate information goes out the window,

01:21:09 and I am like 1% or 10% of what I'm saying to you

01:21:13 is actually true,

01:21:15 stop watching the channel at that point

01:21:16 because you are not being well-served

01:21:18 by somebody willing to see,

01:21:21 okay, Daniel Smith did this.

01:21:22 How can I claim her career has ended

01:21:24 or she's going to get arrested

01:21:26 or how can I claim that something is over or whatever?

01:21:30 We're not helping anyone anymore.

01:21:33 Jessica for 699.

01:21:34 Thank you, Jessica.

01:21:35 A few live streams ago, Northern Perspective,

01:21:38 many people were typing in chat that Derek said Smith, Danielle Smith, was going to after Pierre's

01:21:45 job. Many people were believing this crap. And that's the problem. You have people running around 0.99

01:21:50 angry at Danielle Smith because of something she's not doing. And that's what we call

01:21:57 misinformation or disinformation. That is what the CBC so often does. They will say something that

01:22:03 is they will cover Pete Hoekstra's petition to try and obscure the actual news around the trade

01:22:09 deal. They'll claim that Carney, this is just reality, what he's having to do, these concessions

01:22:13 are just how it was always going to go. And they don't cover the fact that Carney had actually

01:22:17 promised he was going to get a great deal and that we weren't going to have to make these type

01:22:21 of concessions. They obscure information or they have Scott Reid on to say that Larry Brock's

01:22:27 actually leaving the Conservative Party because he's angry at Piripolyev, which is untrue. And

01:22:31 it makes people understand politics less who are watching it all the cbc crowd gets is here poly

01:22:37 of sex his own people are leaving when the cbc doesn't cover liberals resigning who genuinely

01:22:42 there is online real evidence that they do not get along with mark carney and they do not like

01:22:48 his government stephen gilbo christy freeland all these other people sometimes people just resign

01:22:52 sometimes they resign because of an actual conflict with the leader sometimes it's because

01:22:58 of self-interest it could be any of the issues it could even be a combination technically

01:23:02 depending on what goes on but when we end up having people just saying that oh smith is you

01:23:09 know doing this or that and it didn't happen or attacking her based on just an absurd standard

01:23:14 oh why isn't the alberta provincial police force everywhere right now because that's not how things

01:23:19 happen like when a country let's just say when they first start their air force what do you think

01:23:23 they have 20 planes next week or do you think they're going to start off with a couple if they

01:23:27 acquire from other countries, and they're going to build their force out from there.

01:23:31 Maybe a very odd example, but you get my point. When you start your provincial police, you don't

01:23:35 just absorb all the RCMP into it, then try to figure out the logistics afterwards. You're going

01:23:39 to start off with a small group, and then you're going to absorb county-level RCMP detachments.

01:23:44 It's growing at a fine rate. I know cops. It's real. They're not just baiting people by pretending

01:23:49 there's a police force. But you are baiting people when you say that she hasn't done crap 0.98

01:23:53 on the police force when you don't understand how new institutions and departments grow over time

01:23:58 they don't just spring out of the ground fully formed ready to operate in every corner of the

01:24:02 province uh myron for two dollars says derek should call the edmonton hate line i know i'm

01:24:09 i'm being very bullying here apparently uh raptor guy 86 or five dollars says becoming the 50s first

01:24:16 state is not feasible canada's geographical size is too large to be governed as a single state

01:24:22 uh yeah a lot of that stuff wouldn't really work and by the way though is the funny thing with

01:24:28 people who would like want let's just say Alberta to become the 51st state I'm a conservative I

01:24:33 believe in conservatism I think that America has a really good culture of conservatism you know I

01:24:39 really love Canada too and I wish in a lot of ways we were more like them in terms of the conservative

01:24:44 culture that they have um you know I'm not going to resent my country and run around like

01:24:48 about it. But I wouldn't want Alberta or any province to join the United States because guess

01:24:54 what you're going to have in the United States? Two Democrat senators because you're going to have

01:24:58 all these resentful people mad at like the Trump Republicans and just vote Democrat. We'd be like

01:25:03 a second Connecticut. It doesn't matter our oil and gas resources and how much rural area we have.

01:25:08 It'd just become Connecticut number two for like the next two decades. It would not work out very

01:25:13 well. It's like why it would be so bad to have Washington, D.C. become a state or to have Puerto 1.00

01:25:19 Rico become a state. It's not going to work out well. It's just going to be two Democrat senators

01:25:24 from here until the end of time. That's why whenever they actually admit states, usually 0.51

01:25:29 they admit two territories they know will probably go one and the other direction in terms of how

01:25:35 they're going to vote on stuff. RaptorGuy86 for $2 say, ever seen Scrappy Pat's Olivia Chow

01:25:42 impression? Scrappy Pats. I've never seen Scrappy Pats' Olivia Chow impression. I've seen Ben

01:25:47 Bankus' Olivia Chow impression, of course. That's a good one. Rusty, 42790. I know that we all just

01:25:57 have random usernames here with random numbers, but I feel like there's a respect in saying the

01:26:03 full number. Rusty says for 279. Great channel, Wyatt. Well, thank you for supporting. That's

01:26:10 always great um john here says no i should be able to carry a knife if i want why it well in terms of

01:26:17 into a private business where you're holding a giant combat knife that's the thing that people

01:26:22 had a problem with with that seek calistani guy at the good life fitness i'm not against i'd be

01:26:27 in favor of open carry for uh handguns and whatnot as long as you're you know licensed and you don't

01:26:33 have a criminal record and all that uh that's what i would uh be in favor of the whole point

01:26:38 though is he's in a good life fitness and feels entitled around other people working out to have

01:26:42 this like big saber on his chest and other people are obviously not allowed to do that and he was

01:26:48 getting away with it probably because previous people were uncomfortable telling the Sikh guy 0.97

01:26:53 hey I don't care if you call it a kirpan and it's a religious symbol please relieve the religious 0.99

01:26:59 symbol in your gym locker that's the only reason he got I probably got away with it for so long

01:27:04 uh marcelio 13 for 699 thank you marcelio thoughts on most recent lib mp resignation

01:27:11 with evidence that he's been traveling regularly to china so i'm not sure if it's exactly a ccp

01:27:18 connection and that's why he's resigning and he's faking the injury maybe he actually is injured

01:27:23 and the car accident he was apparently in last year is genuinely limiting him at the same time

01:27:29 if, this is the theory I could have

01:27:31 of how this is connected to something bad

01:27:33 if they had evidence he's a CCP

01:27:35 guy and he's going to be a massive

01:27:37 scandal for them, have him resign

01:27:39 saying he has

01:27:41 back problems and all that

01:27:43 and he can't work anymore

01:27:44 so that when the scandal hits they say

01:27:47 oh he's already gone, it doesn't matter anymore

01:27:49 it could just be the injury thing

01:27:51 his trips to China are sketchy

01:27:53 because they're so propaganda laden

01:27:55 he went so many times

01:27:57 and I don't know what for

01:27:59 And again, Andy Lee had claimed that he was there posting when he was supposed to be voting and you're not allowed to be voting outside of the country of Canada.

01:28:09 A lot of people want to remove the get rid of the remote voting rules as well that you shouldn't be able to sit at home just voting and never actually showing up to Parliament.

01:28:17 I agree. It should be for limited circumstances. You can get speakers permission to vote from home.

01:28:22 Let's say you have cancer treatments and you want to stay, you want to recuperate your own home and you're doing parliament from at home and you get like a note from your doctor and the speaker lets you do it for a couple months.

01:28:33 That would be fine.

01:28:34 You shouldn't be able to do it from the other side of the country and never go in and have no really good excuse.

01:28:40 Sean Chen might have been trying to vote for Canada from China, which would be illegal, which you are not allowed to do.

01:28:46 That would break a lot of parliamentary rules.

01:28:48 At the same time, I'm not sure if he did that.

01:28:52 Or if he had simply posted those photos while he was back in Canada and he was working remotely.

01:29:00 There's probably something there related to the CCP.

01:29:02 Again, just everything he was doing felt like oddly coordinated.

01:29:08 Like you look at the footage and it feels like United Front workers propaganda.

01:29:12 The guy going there and signaling his support for Beijing.

01:29:16 I don't think a Joe Tay would ever do that, to put it that way.

01:29:19 I don't think a Kenny Chu would ever choose to do something like that.

01:29:23 I don't think Kevin Wong would go to China and be having ice cream and tickling people's bellies or whatever he was doing over there.

01:29:30 Not that not that there's footage of that, but I'm just like, it's a little bit too warm with government officials from Beijing.

01:29:36 And I think that should be a massive red flag in the next campaign when it comes to what conservatives highlight about liberal MP candidates.

01:29:44 uh joe sukin uh says joe sukin says why do you think pierre should at least start talking about

01:29:53 social issues like immigration gender ideology and dei i feel like he's ignoring the social

01:29:58 conservative voter base i think you highlighted three that he actually does pretty well on

01:30:03 immigration especially with michelle rumple garner she's been doing a good job on that

01:30:07 particular issue jamil giovanni he does a good issue job on it gender ideology and dei i don't

01:30:12 think that you could ever, I don't think he's been ignoring those. The one I would say he's

01:30:16 ignoring as a pro-life conservative is that we need more pro-life policy. Now they do the anti-made

01:30:21 stuff, but I think some softly pro-life, some soft, let's defund extreme late-term abortion,

01:30:29 that's the way of getting more evangelical Christians and Catholics to be able to show up

01:30:35 for your party in the next election. That's the thing, that's the bullet the conservatives need

01:30:39 eventually bite and understand that that is a big vote getter issue because if you're not

01:30:44 going to run on it well maybe those people's next issue is their pension and they vote liberal

01:30:49 because they're in new prunswick and the liberals in their minds are reliable uh a reliable party

01:30:54 for increasing their pension benefits um

01:31:09 john john says i want people walking around with a knife and a pistol or a rifle well i don't

01:31:14 necessarily disagree with you that people should be allowed to do that again the problem with the

01:31:19 kerpan guy was that he's in a good life fitness and it's a private company saying hey can you not

01:31:24 do that it's like you know makes people uncomfortable to be like just it wasn't even

01:31:28 like he was wearing a shirt and was like under the shirt it was like just in full view because

01:31:31 he's like peacocking around and had like some of the worst lifting form apparently a lot of uh like

01:31:37 you know gym rats had ever seen because that's really what was going on there like the guys

01:31:42 there for social media updates and clicks and whatnot apparently his lifting posture was

01:31:47 terrible and i'm saying this obviously somebody who doesn't lift but people who do are saying 0.89

01:31:52 it was just like embarrassing to watch but yeah so with all that yeah that china thing is a

01:32:05 someone says official official the slimer says peer is pro-choice yeah as leader he is which is

01:32:14 funny because as an independent individual mp as a conservative since 2004 up until he became or he

01:32:21 was running for leader in 2022 he had an extremely consistent pro-life voting record i know the

01:32:27 people at the campaign life coalition and right now the pro-life groups used to go door knocking

01:32:32 with him because he was considered a very consistent pro-life mp and he almost needs

01:32:36 to ask himself well why were you getting re-elected in in in uh what's in sorry why am i

01:32:42 forgetting the name of the writing carlton why are we getting re-elected in carlton if apparently

01:32:47 being pro-life is bad apparently it wasn't hurting him in carlton having pro-life organizations

01:32:52 endorse him and walk around door knocking for him but he lost after he stopped being pro-life now

01:32:58 i'm not saying that's the root reason why he lost carlton i'm saying it wasn't affecting him

01:33:02 negatively before. And if anything, it will help you in the Maritimes, which the Maritimes are

01:33:06 very, very, very socially conservative places compared to even in Alberta or British Columbia

01:33:12 or Manitoba. Alberta is more like libertarian, got off my front lawn kind of conservative.

01:33:18 New Brunswick is more like evangelical or Catholic pro-life conservative. That's kind of what they

01:33:25 are over there. If anything, they're kind of fiscally liberal, socially conservative. And I

01:33:30 think the conservatives by not picking up that pro-life issue are leaving votes on the ground

01:33:34 because you're going to get attacked as pro-life anyways but the pro-life people say well you're

01:33:39 not pro-life though because they know you're not pro-life but the media and the liberals are going

01:33:43 to say you're pro-life and you're going to have people mad at you anyways but you don't have

01:33:47 people loving you for it because you're not running on it that's always the problem

01:33:49 i agree with nancy morrow here god will will honor the conservative party if they stand up for the

01:33:56 unborn, I think it's probably good for, you know, to stand up for moral things. I think that's

01:34:01 usually good. And I don't think you're going to be, you know, spiritually punished by God for

01:34:06 having stood up for the unborn. It doesn't mean you're going to win every election. But hey,

01:34:11 I think it's generally a better idea than not.

01:34:17 Javon again says, you mean like late term, like Massachusetts? I mean, like the stuff they were

01:34:25 doing in like Virginia with like Ralph Northam basically saying you could abort a child after

01:34:29 it was born that's the thing that you wanted to say because we that does happen in Canada and

01:34:34 they just obscure the numbers to not really tell you if it's happening like super late it's just

01:34:38 happening after 20 weeks now that stuff like if you actually pull people on hey would you ban it

01:34:44 after like the seventh month it pulls terribly to say no everyone thinks it should be banned after

01:34:50 a certain point. Yeah. King Audie old man Milo for $2 says Pierre and the conservatives need to

01:35:00 be unapologetic. And absolutely, because politics at the end of the day is 90%. This is my made up

01:35:06 figure, you know, 90% of statistics out there are made up. But my general conception, my general

01:35:13 view of politics is 90% of why you win a race is that your base really liked you and they showed

01:35:18 up. Unless you're in an insurgent party who's not normally in an area and you have to kind of

01:35:23 convince people over, you almost have to inherit someone else's base, but you don't win people over

01:35:29 by like meeting them in the middle and having soft kind of mushy policies. You win people over

01:35:34 by connecting with something they're really passionate about and having a strong stance on

01:35:39 it. You don't win by like kind of like soft shoeing around the issues and saying, well,

01:35:44 you know, I'm going to cut your taxes slightly more, or don't worry, I'm not going to go too

01:35:49 hard on that. I just want it moderated a little bit. Nobody really wants that. Chinese Canadian

01:35:55 voters, or just Asian Canadians in general, I'm talking like Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Filipino,

01:36:01 very moderate voters in terms of their tone. They're not fiery people when it comes to their

01:36:06 votes. At the same time, they're hyper, hyper tough on crime. Those people want to bring back

01:36:14 public's executions in terms of, I'm being silly, but they do not like drug dealers. They do not 0.88

01:36:19 like the homeless encampments. They want it cleaned up and they just want it out of the way.

01:36:24 They're not going to be in there protesting with their signs saying, don't move that homeless

01:36:27 encampment. That's, that's mean. That's cruel. They'll just, they'll be cheering for you to get

01:36:32 rid of them, but they're moderate quote unquote voters. But the thing they care about, they care

01:36:37 about passionately. That is what people need to realize that if you run on a, if you run on big

01:36:42 change, you get big voter turnout because people turn out for big change. People don't turn out

01:36:47 for slight change. That's pathetic. There you go. Acute Little Mint 8035 says, I'm Asian. Our 0.99

01:36:59 concerns are security and affordability. There you go. We have the Asian voter in the chat,

01:37:04 the most generic Asian voter in the chat. And the generic Asian voter is actually very secretly 0.70

01:37:09 super conservative security and affordability cut taxes and get the get the creeps off the street 0.98

01:37:15 that's how you win those people get the addicts off the street force them into involuntary care

01:37:20 that's how you win them that's what you should be doing uh a menteer says it's very simple

01:37:26 that's why don't focus on religion it's just taxes drugs and security that's it now you can

01:37:31 say don't focus on religion which i would say that being pro-life is not strictly religious

01:37:36 It's more of just a social issue that some people care about.

01:37:39 But the thing is that you might not care about that.

01:37:42 But if I run on being slightly pro-life and you're a very tough on crime affordability

01:37:47 voter, if I'm running tough on crime and pro-affordability, I want to cut taxes 20%

01:37:52 across the board, are you then going to get to the ballot box and say, but I'm not voting

01:37:56 for him because he's pro-life and I don't care about that issue?

01:37:58 No, you're going to vote for me because I check the boxes on the things that you cared

01:38:02 about.

01:38:03 The problem is when the party gets scared to check those boxes.

01:38:06 You know what I mean? Like they don't. Oh, well, if we do that, someone might criticize us. Who cares? You're trying to get the people who care about that issue out. Who cares if someone who didn't like you on that issue before is going to complain about it? That person is still probably going to show up even if they complain, if you're really good on the one issue that they care about.

01:38:21 But I'm trying to go back a little bit.

01:38:26 Mint says, but don't go full on religion.

01:38:29 It's all about money, purely fiscal.

01:38:32 Now, I think fiscal issues is always going to be the big keystone issue for a large portion of the public.

01:38:38 But when you're cobbling together your team, you need to take strong stances on some issues that may seem niche.

01:38:44 And you're like, well, only 2% of the public cares about that.

01:38:46 But you need that 2% in order to get over the hump in many of these ridings.

01:38:51 people can say well we already have evangelical christians votes okay but now let's focus on

01:38:56 their turnout if we're winning evangelicals 85 of them are voting conservative what happens if only

01:39:02 65 of them are showing up because there's a certain faction and i know tons of people like

01:39:06 this and i frankly they're not wrong when they say that well i'd vote conservative but they're

01:39:11 not really pro-life so i don't feel motivated and if you the ran on something softly pro-life

01:39:16 they'd have a reason and that turnout in that community would go from 68% to 83%. That's what

01:39:21 you're looking for, is you need to find the votes and figure out what motivates that person to get

01:39:25 out. Stop trying to entice the person who's on the other side to come over by saying, hey,

01:39:31 I've gotten rid of a few of the things that you don't like. It's like, well, it doesn't matter

01:39:34 because they're already being served on all the things they do like by the party they're voting

01:39:38 for. People vote for parties they like. It's like the, can I pull up the image? I'm going to do it.

01:39:46 this is the thing that we need to remember guys

01:39:51 if i can find a good version of it all the images are so small

01:39:58 maybe i'll just play the actual video okay guys this is how this is how elections work

01:40:07 you'll understand why i'm playing this for anyone who likes who used to watch spongebob

01:40:12 here's a spongebob clip to explain how elections work oh you can't make a crabby patty without

01:40:17 understanding the phrase poop poop once you understand poop you'll understand your place

01:40:24 at the crusty crab but what does poop mean it's actually a carefully organized code watch closely

01:40:32 people order our patties yes guys it's called people vote for our policies

01:40:41 policies people want big policies and they want to vote for them they don't want to vote for how

01:40:47 moderate you're willing to be and how friendly you are you know those things help not not being

01:40:52 moderate exactly it's kind of like an abstract non-value but like you know people like you're

01:40:57 friendly at the door and that you're energetic and you're entertaining you're funny at the end

01:41:00 of the day are you running on a big tax cut if you're not well liberals don't vote for

01:41:06 the reason why carney can get away with a one percent tax cut is this tax plan because most

01:41:12 liberals don't vote for taxes they vote for other things and so if you want to activate the non-voters

01:41:16 or the people in the liberal coalition who don't care about taxes you need to run on a big tax cut

01:41:22 you can't run on one slightly to the right of the liberals or they're just not going to bother

01:41:26 showing up because it's not enough of a difference and maybe after taxes you know something about

01:41:31 programs is a big thing for them and the liberals are the better program party but if you're the

01:41:36 better. If you make your tax plan way better, that person's going to say, okay, I don't care

01:41:39 about programs. I'm going to go for that. That's the problem we constantly have is that when you

01:41:44 don't run on something big enough, you end up kind of chasing away voters who are only going to show

01:41:50 up if it feels substantial enough. You're driving home at night as a plumber who's been working all

01:41:55 day and at 6 p.m., 7 p.m., there's only an hour and a half left to vote. Are you pulling the car

01:42:00 over for a 1% tax cut? Probably not. You're tired. If you're pulling over for a 20% rate cut

01:42:07 on not only your individual income taxes on all brackets and your corporate taxes,

01:42:13 and we're going to take the GST down by a point, you might pull over the car and vote.

01:42:17 That's what you always have to imagine. Imagine someone tired voting and what would get them out

01:42:21 of the car to do it, even if they feel like they don't want to do it anymore. I'm just too tired.

01:42:27 king od for two dollars thank you king od you've been very big contributor uh they say peer and

01:42:34 conservatives need to run on capital punishment absolutely i actually think they should now i

01:42:40 don't want to expand it everywhere i wouldn't be like you know automatic if you murder someone

01:42:44 it's death penalty but if it's like guys it's like willie picton execute the guy you know if it's we

01:42:50 should have a serial killer mass shooter rule if we get you we're taking you out you know we

01:42:55 obviously knew you did it. You're caught dead to rights. You're standing over the body, still 0.98

01:43:00 stabbing it. You're getting executed. That's something that's a really easy way of picking 1.00

01:43:04 up law and crime voters. Obviously run on stricter sentencing for tons of other crimes wanting to

01:43:12 help the provinces hire more police officers, do all that stuff. But also that's the one thing

01:43:17 that sweetens it too. I'm also going to make sure that we don't have any of these Paul Bernardo

01:43:22 guys hanging out for decades and decades just flipping firing squad at that point

01:43:26 yes mint says as as the resident asian voter here backing me up he says you want the youth vote

01:43:36 death penalty for pedophiles and serial killers there we go and uh someone is like uh 0.96

01:43:42 yes official the slimer says pierre needs to learn about poop and a bunch of other people 0.98

01:43:48 are saying w poop but yes guys people people people order our policies people want to vote

01:43:57 for your big policies they are not here to vote for your charm and they're not here to vote for

01:44:01 how moderate you can seem in public and how many like parades that you can go to nobody cares that

01:44:07 is supplemental at best if you happen to have people in the area that care about that if someone's

01:44:12 voting for something they're voting for something big nobody goes out for dinner and orders a small

01:44:17 salad and then goes home you order something big or you're not going through the door

01:44:21 people order our patties people order our policies i i wish i could come up with a

01:44:28 better version of this but you get my point someone's saying something about you know

01:44:33 maybe having capital punishment for politicians i don't know about that you can sort that out

01:44:36 yourself uh share uh shared uh sheridan forbes 348 uh 8 0 says zero capital gains taxes and

01:44:46 reduce income taxes across the board. Now, zero capital gains might be a bit intense. Maybe you

01:44:53 can move towards being a very low capital gains jurisdiction nationally. I think reducing capital

01:45:00 gains taxes by even 20% would also help out. I don't mind Polio's plan of like, if you sell some

01:45:06 stocks off, you aren't hit with capital gains if you then reinvest in the Canadian company.

01:45:11 But at some point, some people want to be liquid. And I think that really, I don't like these kind

01:45:16 of, it's not bad, but I don't like these issues that require like a whole PowerPoint presentation

01:45:22 to explain all the potential benefits. It should just be back of a cocktail napkin,

01:45:28 20% across the board income tax cut, 20% corporate tax cut, one point off the GST and we're scrapping

01:45:35 the industrial carbon tax, done. And if everyone's like, how are you going to pay for it? Isn't that

01:45:40 going to cause a deficit? Liberals have already been causing a deficit. We first need to get the 0.98

01:45:43 economy back on track then we can balance the budget first we need to stop having people run

01:45:48 away from the country because of how bad the taxes are then we can try and cut spending and by the

01:45:54 way cutting tax is a great way of cutting welfare spending because people don't need ei people don't

01:45:59 need welfare as much if people aren't having a hard time being able to keep a job because it's

01:46:04 just hard for their employer to keep them employed because of the high costs it fixes so many

01:46:08 problems like 80 problems in this world can be cut can be solved with that king od says pierre

01:46:15 should definitely do the 20 uh tax cut across the board and then he should campaign on it

01:46:20 like everywhere across the country that sounds like really weird i would say that like of course

01:46:25 he's going to campaign on it across the country i mean he should visually contrast himself with

01:46:30 the kind of elitist feel of mark carney by he sips his root beer building up tension

01:46:38 he should visually contrast himself with mark carney because mark carney has that

01:46:45 mahogany meeting room up on the you know 35th floor of a toronto skyscraper he has that kind of

01:46:53 feel to him aesthetically the way his tone is polyev should go in the other direction

01:46:58 buy an old camper van and put on the sides of it 20 attacks cut now and go barnstorming into

01:47:07 the ridings that the conservatives don't currently hold in the smallest of small towns. I don't care

01:47:12 if the town's only 200 people. Stop the bus, park next to the local cafe, walk in there. It's not a

01:47:18 pre-scheduled event. Just go around talking to people, handing out literature, going and doing

01:47:23 some real kind of scut work, you know, swab the deck types of politics of meeting people up in

01:47:30 these remote areas, small towns, suburbs, going around and just talking to people. Be the guy on

01:47:36 the ground, who's super grassroots, who's completely unscripted, while Carney is the

01:47:42 guy who needs to be flanked by teleprompters and handlers in order to get a statement out

01:47:47 while he's lying to you raising your taxes and pretending he's going to get a trade deal in the

01:47:51 next 15,000 years. That is what he needs to do. Visual contrast, and it wouldn't even take that

01:47:56 much of a reinvention. I think he's very much already that guy who could do that, but I feel

01:48:03 like he's trying to compete too much these days with Carney's polish it's like you're not going

01:48:07 to be Carney's very good at being polished you're never going to beat him on that you know he's

01:48:11 awkward but he's he's in a certain business way very polished very professional looking go the

01:48:16 opposite direction go vlogging yourself go have a video log of you going to all these small places

01:48:22 and talking to people and and really running on this big issue that the liberals will never

01:48:27 steal from you because the liberals would never cut taxes that much and then you can make that

01:48:31 your big campaign. Because just getting rid of the carbon tax, the industrial carbon tax,

01:48:36 and what was the other thing? Like, removing the gas tax at the end of the year. It's like,

01:48:42 I'm sorry, but at this point, boring. Boring. Not bad. Not like I wouldn't take that right now. It

01:48:50 takes the tip of someone's shoe at this point, based on how little we get from the liberals.

01:48:54 But if you're running a campaign, it's got to be audaciously big as a policy,

01:48:59 idea. Jessica here says, when do you think the bull policy platform is coming? The one Pierre

01:49:08 is working on with Andrew Lawton, many people seem to be forgetting about it. And I've talked

01:49:12 to many of the MPs, and I've made these suggestions, and many of them actually are very

01:49:16 open to it. I think that the conservatives almost feel like, we don't want to announce any big

01:49:21 policies because we don't want the liberals to steal them. It's like, if you think the liberals

01:49:26 are going to steal your policies. It's because they're too small. It's because they're so small,

01:49:31 even a liberal might do it. Your policy needs to be so big, the liberal wouldn't ever touch it.

01:49:35 That's how you contrast and you get a different type of voter to show up in the next election.

01:49:40 Polioff even did that sort of in 25. It just wasn't quite enough because I think that the

01:49:45 policy started getting too safe towards the end. Once Carney had taken their carbon tax from them,

01:49:50 they didn't replace it with something bigger. They basically ran on, well, you didn't technically

01:49:54 really get rid of it which wasn't really a pitch

01:49:56 Jen Amb for

01:50:00 279 thank you for that says

01:50:02 Wyatt pure poly of form super majority

01:50:04 spitball

01:50:05 spitball next days

01:50:08 what do you mean in terms of

01:50:10 what he should do like after that like

01:50:12 honestly would just get to implementation

01:50:14 I would honestly I guess that is

01:50:16 a somewhat interesting question from the perspective of

01:50:18 if I was like prime minister

01:50:20 I would like deputize all

01:50:22 my ministers and their staff to just go

01:50:24 through the regulations in their area and just start highlighting stuff that can be ripped out

01:50:30 and I just put out a piece of omnibus legislation maybe not as my first piece because it might take

01:50:35 a while maybe you could even take up to a year but you in your first term just want to slash

01:50:41 regulations like reduce the size of the regulatory books by like 30 percent so much of it is just

01:50:48 nonsense that doesn't need to be there it's not no one's going to miss it it's just bloating the

01:50:51 books and some of it's very harmful and needs to go like supply management is an entire regulatory

01:50:57 system that's awful by the way guys i now want to play this clip because this was just absolutely

01:51:02 embarrassing when i saw it so the supply management people are starting to do their own propaganda

01:51:07 because they're realizing canadians are are kind of realizing it might be a good trade for a trade

01:51:12 deal is getting rid of supply management so we had these dairy farmers come out video trying to

01:51:19 explain why supply management is is very good apparently bring a glass of milk

01:51:25 oh look the supply management milk was filled up to the brim and then they stopped but

01:51:31 this milk the open market are you doing that because i can't i have lots why'd you stop

01:51:36 this is all i need i have lots

01:51:38 yeah they've uh the the supply management system has successfully turned what should be very

01:51:47 libertarian farmers if they were in the United States into their own versions of socialists.

01:51:52 Like, guys, they're acting like open market would cause dairy dumping. That's what happens now in

01:51:59 the supply management system. People are forced to dump dairy. It's such a bad argument. It's like, 0.99

01:52:03 well, this is all I need. The Canadian family making less than $70,000 a year in their household

01:52:09 pay like one and a half percent of their entire income just paying for the increased costs that

01:52:15 supply management adds to their groceries, not the groceries themselves are 1.5%, not just the

01:52:21 eggs and dairy and cheese and chicken are 1.5% household income. No, the additional cost of

01:52:28 supply management on top of those products base cost is 1.5% of their household income. Like get

01:52:33 out of here with, oh, this is all I need. That's great when you get to basically run an inefficient

01:52:38 farm, but you're basically guaranteed to be profitable because people can't compete against 0.99

01:52:42 you great happy for you now let's stop it because it's stupid but my goodness 0.95

01:52:48 moose is doing great work and i hope he gets some benefit from it someday well definitely 0.86

01:52:59 well he's probably benefiting right now like based on his youtube views that guy probably

01:53:03 lives decently well and he works hard so that's not even like uh he does well so i don't feel

01:53:09 good bad for him ever you know i'm saying that that guy does really well he should be congratulated

01:53:14 for having been doing so well but yeah i can't that was such a waste of time mint says i would

01:53:22 look it would look better if it was wasted the the wasted milk was donated to people agreed why

01:53:29 don't we even in this current supply management system if we all for some reason don't want to

01:53:33 get rid of it how about we don't engage in dairy dumping and the dairy dump the dumped dairy goes

01:53:38 to homeless shelters or we'd give it to schools that could be our school lunch program is all the

01:53:43 kids get free supply management dairy milk when they go over the quota and maybe they're paid

01:53:48 some amount of money to compensate for how much they go over and they get half price for it

01:53:52 i don't know but we just live in this absurd system where like we have farmers coming out

01:53:57 trying to convince us socialism is super cool because they're getting the profits from it

01:54:00 because at the end of the day socialism does profit certain people it's just usually the

01:54:05 government or whoever the government's friends are. And I like farmers. And a lot of farmers

01:54:09 are cut out of the supply management system because it doesn't allow everyone to get in the

01:54:12 game. Alberta has 12% of the population, but 9% of the dairy quota, despite the fact that we're

01:54:18 actually a fairly decent province to be producing lots and lots of dairy. Destroyed for 279 says

01:54:25 Wyatt for PM guys, that's the only way. Oh my goodness, if that's the only way, I think we 0.87

01:54:30 should just end the country if me being prime minister is the way things are going to get done.

01:54:34 There's not many good people.

01:54:36 There's a lot of bad...

01:54:38 We don't have a lot of good people.

01:54:39 For some reason, we need to make me the Prime Minister, my goodness.

01:54:48 Devien Nightgale says,

01:54:49 why would it be more productive in advocating for Alberta independence?

01:54:53 I wouldn't be.

01:54:54 In fact, it's just a waste of time.

01:54:56 It's just the support's not there.

01:54:58 The movement jumped for the referendum way too fast,

01:55:01 and they really haven't filled in the blanks enough

01:55:04 on the big questions that matter to people

01:55:06 that hold them back from voting that way.

01:55:09 I am effectively along this channel kind of agnostic.

01:55:12 In reality, I'm more of a federalist.

01:55:15 And that's not to say like I'm lying to people.

01:55:17 If anything, I stay out of the way

01:55:18 of the independence movement.

01:55:19 I'm not trying to naysay them.

01:55:21 I'm allowing them to make their best pitch possible

01:55:24 and I'm not going to step in their way.

01:55:25 But they need to improve the pitch

01:55:27 because too much of it is relying

01:55:29 on people being frustrated like they are.

01:55:31 And they're rightfully frustrated with Ottawa. I'm frustrated with Ottawa in a lot of ways. But you can't assume that, like, let's say the 30-year-old woman shares your frustration. She probably connects with your frustration 0%. And it's not because she loves Ottawa. She just doesn't understand the issue.

01:55:47 But I find the independence movement assumes everyone understands the issues super well, and then they don't do advocacy door-to-door in suburban areas trying to inform people or trying to convince people.

01:55:58 There's too much internal messaging that goes on to people who already believe and nobody outside of the tent.

01:56:05 That is the advice I give them.

01:56:07 I will give you my A-plus advice, not that my advice overall is A-plus, but at least for me, it's decent advice coming from me.

01:56:15 I'm trying to make this not sound arrogant.

01:56:16 I'm not saying like my advice is amazing or whatever.

01:56:19 It's more so I'm trying my best.

01:56:21 And that's my best I can give the independence people.

01:56:24 Figure out how to win a suburban area and then you can be on your way.

01:56:27 But I don't think they were interested, the leaders, in that.

01:56:31 The rank and file independence people probably are.

01:56:33 People like Jeff Rath don't really seem interested, in my opinion.

01:56:37 Many of the other guys like putting up signs in rural areas because it looks good because

01:56:41 there's a decent amount of independence support out there.

01:56:43 You get to the city, and I'm driving around my riding in the most blue provincial riding in Calgary, Calgary West, and there's really nothing. It's really nothing, because there's people who wear sweaters and button-up shirts like me who vote conservative every time, but we're not really enthralled by the culture of the independence movement, and let's kick Ottawa's butt and whatnot, especially because the costs haven't been added up for why it would be better.

01:57:11 You can't just say equalization. You have to say why having our own ambassadors and consulates and our own currency production and our own military and our own border security for all four sides of the province as its own country would still be better than the equalization.

01:57:26 Like that would those costs would be lower. You get my point? Like that's what they need to answer. And I'm not even saying it's a bad idea.

01:57:31 I'm not saying like, oh, it's a stupid idea for stupid people. 0.99

01:57:35 Very good ideas are in the movement, but they then have to make, answer the unknown questions 1.00

01:57:41 that people have, and they wonder how that would work, or would this all fall apart,

01:57:44 or would this be a disaster if it happened?

01:57:46 You have to be able to elucidate those for people, or else they're going to say no, because

01:57:52 no one votes for massive change when there's a lot of what you'd call imponderables.

01:57:57 There's a lot of question marks everywhere.

01:57:58 jessica for 279 says did you see the funniest lake names in canada

01:58:06 no i haven't probably if that's a new video video i haven't but i'm aware of the funny names that

01:58:13 some lakes are called in canada probably a lot into them in manitoba as they were getting lazy

01:58:19 and just trying to name stuff on mass aall 9631 for ten dollars thank you aall says wyatt you

01:58:27 should be Polly's advisor. I really wish he would listen to your suggestions. I think they somewhat

01:58:32 listen and they somewhat listen to other creators. And by the way, they somewhat listen to regular

01:58:37 people who don't do politics all day who send in suggestions. I would say Andrew Lawton is the

01:58:43 current guy in charge of policy. He's in charge of platform development. Andrew Lawton is a great guy

01:58:50 to be sending suggestions into. If you have a policy suggestion, send them in. I think it's

01:58:56 great to think on these things for yourself as well. Come up with your own unique ideas

01:58:59 and send them in because it might actually influence them. If they see people are sending

01:59:03 them in bold suggestions for what they want on policy, they're going to think, oh, well,

01:59:08 we definitely need to run on this because we keep getting like seven, eight, 10, 20 emails a day

01:59:12 saying 20% tax cut, or I want to see this major reduction in capital gains, or I want to see this

01:59:18 different policy on pro-life or guns or infrastructure or military or whatever.

01:59:24 You get my point. Immigration, definitely. 0.99

01:59:29 Yeah.

01:59:30 Nothing personal says we don't need a federally run school lunch program.

01:59:34 Absolutely. Very easy way of saving money.

01:59:37 And if people's taxes are cut, no excuse not to be providing your own kids school lunch.

01:59:43 If a local public school wants to pay for it themselves, they can do that.

01:59:47 I don't really see what the point of it is. 1.00

01:59:49 There's that, oh my goodness, there's that really stupid... 0.99

01:59:54 There was that really stupid debate that was going on in the United States about $20 burritos, if you ever saw that, where people were saying it was like elitist of people to say that you shouldn't be buying $20 burritos, and that one thing would frustrate me. 0.99

02:00:09 I don't even want to go into it. 0.95

02:00:11 Nothing personal says Wyatt interviewed Keith Wilson.

02:00:14 I actually would think about doing that.

02:00:16 Maybe after this I'll invite him on to talk about stuff.

02:00:19 and gotthumbs2235 says why it is right in that alberta is still is still needs to withdraw

02:00:28 their pensions accounts from the federal government control and abuse here's the problem

02:00:33 too with this the argument for alberta pension plans compared to the cpp alberta does have its

02:00:39 own provincial investments like the heritage fund and other stuff that sometimes some of our funds

02:00:44 do better than CPP, some of them don't. And sometimes it's because of mismanagement.

02:00:49 It's not hard to do better than CPP, but some of our investment boards in Alberta have not been

02:00:54 great. And so you're going to have a lot of seniors who are going to look at that and say,

02:00:58 I don't want mine managed by those guys who messed that up or this up. That's the thing that you also

02:01:03 need to be able to lay out that this is how the Alberta pension plan is going to work. And this

02:01:08 is how much more money you're going to have over the CPP if we follow this plan. But too many people

02:01:13 are going to imagine a world where it's going to be managed like some bad funds in Alberta's

02:01:19 provincial history. It's happened everywhere. Every province has always had some fund or some

02:01:24 program that was managed terribly. And that's going to stick in people's minds when they think

02:01:28 that Alberta's government is going to take over even more services. Now, is Alberta probably more

02:01:32 competent than the federal government in managing services? 10,000%. But most people don't follow

02:01:38 politics so much that they really kind of notice the difference between a federal failed program

02:01:42 and an Alberta government failed program,

02:01:44 they oftentimes actually tend to blame

02:01:47 the more local government

02:01:48 because it's the one that's more easily in reach.

02:01:52 Okay, Destroyer says for 279,

02:01:55 why I think you should bring pure poly of here, my boy. 0.99

02:02:01 Should I bring him on the show? 0.99

02:02:02 I don't know, maybe he'd come on the show.

02:02:04 I've never really asked

02:02:05 that many federal politicians to come on.

02:02:07 I don't even know why.

02:02:08 I think I just expect them to say no,

02:02:11 mostly because the few people I've ever asked

02:02:12 basically just said no, but who's counting at this point?

02:02:21 One person said here, and I'm not trying to naysay this idea, but Devayan says, yes,

02:02:27 Wyatt, please debate Wilson on the independence question. My thing is that he doesn't need to

02:02:32 beat me in a debate. Maybe he would. He doesn't need to fight me on this. It's more so I'm saying

02:02:37 to the average person who might be on the on the fence the argument the pitch the the uh the kind

02:02:43 of anxiety reducing apologetics needs to be better and more effective and it needs to be targeted i

02:02:48 noticed someone earlier said that marty up north on collide stream was saying that there's going to

02:02:52 be some door knocking that's going to take place later great and they really need to do some

02:02:56 volunteer meetings and explain how that door knocking is going to work and how you're going

02:03:00 to be able to get the average person to vote for it even if it really is something like the last

02:03:05 thing they ever thought they were going to be supporting what are the major points of contention

02:03:09 with people and how do you diffuse those how do you prove them wrong without also seeming like a

02:03:14 know-it-all because that's always a problem at the door be nice you kind of always act like you agree

02:03:19 with the person at the same time you're feeding it in information as if you already both agree

02:03:23 there's a kind of an art to door knocking that i've learned over time and i'm still definitely

02:03:28 not the best at it uh but you can't go out there as like a rah rah rah party activist you should

02:03:33 vote for this right now because let's go and kick Ottawa's but it's not going to work out in

02:03:38 Edmonton and Calgary you need a different pitch of one that actually says your safety and security

02:03:42 concerns about your financial well-being and and the issues around Alberta those are actually worse

02:03:48 in Canada right now and this is why it would be better as Alberta on it so that's the pitch the

02:03:52 independence people should be making but it's almost like they almost say like you babies you

02:03:56 being all anxious about what would happen just suck it up and let's do it because things are 0.99

02:04:00 sucking, things suck in this country. You saying things suck in Canada doesn't actually prove that 1.00

02:04:06 things wouldn't suck more in Alberta. Now, there's a good likely chance that Alberta would be managing 0.97

02:04:10 things way better than Canada if it was in their hands. Well, my point is you can't assume that

02:04:14 people are just going to think that. King Odie, old man Milo for $5. Thank you. Wyatt, you should

02:04:21 do videos on close Kellerman POV liberal shill. He's so wrong about everything, nothing but anti

02:04:27 poly of anti-american propaganda you are right and know what i'm going to do right now i'm going

02:04:32 to go make sure that i'm following his channel because i saw his one being recommended to me

02:04:37 to follow by someone else the other day and i forgot to do it so close kellerman pov

02:04:45 okay we are now subscribed and i want to show you i think he's one of those guys who like used to do

02:04:53 like a car review channel or something not political and he realized there's like money

02:04:57 in politics and now he just puts out like the most liberal slop content you can imagine like

02:05:05 this is what i would consider like this is the unacceptable fringe of the liberals

02:05:10 how canada is winning the new trade war no polly have exposed why he won't get a security clearance

02:05:18 Why Canada's ending the U.S. booze ban.

02:05:21 Shocking, Canada leaves USA in the dust.

02:05:25 Canada gets things done while U.S. fails.

02:05:27 Economy, Canada's massive win over the U.S. economy.

02:05:29 I don't understand how these videos get so many views. 0.96

02:05:33 Like, the thumbnails suck.

02:05:35 The actual titles and whatnot are obnoxious. 0.62

02:05:39 I bet you, like Charlie Angus's show, which is low-quality sludge content,

02:05:44 There's probably unions and other liberal front groups that are promoting these into people's email lists and into people's feeds. There's a lot of money behind promoting stuff like the Midas Media Canada crap. That's actually, oddly enough, these people complain about foreign interference, and yet Charlie Angus is literally funded by an American progressive front group trying to separate Canada from Republicans to basically make it so that every time a Republican gets elected, Canada shifts away, making Republicans in theory in America more 0.91

02:06:14 unelectable because every time we elect a republican we have problems with canada like

02:06:19 but yeah this the the content from some of these people is just straight trash we're winning the 0.95

02:06:27 trade war right now you you can bet your bottom dollar i'm gonna have to make a video on that

02:06:32 one because i need to hear how we're actually totally winning right now uh someone here gun

02:06:38 Tim Cotton1950 says,

02:06:40 Klaus Kellerman, I know him from World of

02:06:42 Tanks content, or

02:06:44 Tanks vids. Okay, so he used to be a

02:06:46 video game guy, I guess.

02:06:50 Every

02:06:50 Days Tuesday says, Wyatt

02:06:52 should take your poly of wardrobe shopping.

02:06:54 You know what? I've even offered it to his team. There's this

02:06:56 store I really like to go to

02:06:58 in downtown Calgary called O'Connor's,

02:07:00 which I actually bought this sweater

02:07:02 and this shirt today. Great. They're on

02:07:04 a great sale at the moment. So

02:07:06 wives, take your husbands there.

02:07:08 there everything's very cheap at the moment but i think polyev either needs to go more working

02:07:13 class with his look or he needs to wear more color in what he wears right now because it's a bit it's

02:07:18 a bit like too much navy all the time because it actually genuinely has the problem it's hard to

02:07:23 tell if when you see a video of him speaking was that today or was that yesterday because he's

02:07:28 wearing the same thing every day not always exactly the same but you get my point raptor

02:07:33 guy 86 for five dollars says i hope doug ford resigns and michelle ferrari steps in know what

02:07:37 Actually, that's the best suggestion I've heard in a long time for a new PC leader.

02:07:41 I'd support Michelle Ferreri. 0.93

02:07:43 She seems pretty good.

02:07:43 I'd also support Bobby Ann Brady, the independent MLA,

02:07:47 coming back and becoming the PC Premier.

02:07:50 Great.

02:07:50 They seem really good.

02:07:56 Joshua Tift, 4641, bring Jasmine Lane on your show. 0.99

02:07:59 She needs to run for Prime Minister.

02:08:01 Well, I don't think anyone should go from content to running for Prime Minister right away, 0.71

02:08:04 but I think she'd make a really good MP or MLA if she ever chose to do

02:08:08 something one day.

02:08:10 Marcello 13 for 279 says,

02:08:12 have you heard of close color men?

02:08:13 If so,

02:08:14 if so thoughts,

02:08:15 no doubt,

02:08:16 uh,

02:08:16 your people are,

02:08:17 you super chat this cause other people started mentioning him,

02:08:20 but you guys did,

02:08:21 did your duty because I am now subscribed so I can see what he's uploading

02:08:25 every day.

02:08:27 Again,

02:08:27 it's,

02:08:28 it's,

02:08:28 it's like Illyria a,

02:08:29 it's kind of a gold mine for me because it's more interesting to see 0.99

02:08:34 somebody on video making the stupid liberal take rather than like the vicky campbell just typing it 0.99

02:08:40 on x that's not as interesting as the person with their own mouth with their face attached 0.99

02:08:45 actually trying to make the pitch that carney's actually winning the trade war or us putting

02:08:50 booze back on the shelves isn't the loss that you think it is it's like it is you guys are just

02:08:56 coping yeah a lot of people like jasmine lane jasmine's great i always complain to her about

02:09:01 how youtube kicks me in the face so hopefully she's never annoyed by that uh because youtube

02:09:05 just has a special need to kick me in the face and i'm not saying like oh my goodness guys fund

02:09:09 my channel or i'm gonna die i'm fine but it's just always annoying when you release a video

02:09:14 it's like limping out the gate it's like like youtube forgot to actually turn the switch on

02:09:19 to show people the video so it's like barely leaving the gate and then later on sometimes

02:09:23 youtube realizes oh the video is actually doing pretty well in terms of click-through rate let's

02:09:27 promote it and it's like kind of too late and the video is not going to do that well because

02:09:30 they kind of sacrificed the first hour

02:09:32 of its distribution

02:09:33 but that's all a bunch of

02:09:35 background stuff

02:09:37 Jessica says one lake

02:09:40 is called Man Drowned Himself

02:09:43 Lake

02:09:43 now we need to look up where Man Drowned Himself

02:09:46 Lake is

02:09:53 where is this

02:09:54 huh okay it's out in the northwest territories and it's next to lost hill lake is there any

02:10:09 other funny lakes around here nah it just turns into a bunch of other random names

02:10:13 but yeah that's a real lake right there a man drowned himself lake right there and it's like

02:10:22 way up in the kind of like northern northwest territory so that's a real thing that actually

02:10:27 happened so that's that's cool that you brought that to our attention jessica

02:10:34 and snaff food one for 279 just says thanks well thank you for watching the show and thank you for

02:10:41 your support you don't even have to thank me i'm not you know i'm not really doing much of anything

02:10:45 dylan edu who actually is from saskatchewan so you guys should go probably subscribe to dylan edu

02:10:51 I'll make sure I link him because someone was mentioning that I don't do a lot of Saskatchewan

02:10:54 content because I just don't. I need to follow it more. I feel like your best chance of getting

02:11:01 Saskatchewan content is DylanEDU's channel. Link in the comments or link in the chat there if you

02:11:09 guys want to check out DylanEDU. He's had me on the channel once before. The nomination race is

02:11:16 going pretty well i've probably sold like 35 40 memberships already and i really haven't even

02:11:21 officially announced other than mentioning it to you guys here and there i have a plan to win back

02:11:25 the riding uh of calgary curry i don't think the party would have normally taken it as seriously

02:11:30 not that like i'm running now they take it seriously but typically when the mdp won by

02:11:35 more than 10 points they're gonna think that's an af that's a sideshow that's an afterthought riding

02:11:39 i think any riding is winnable outside of the safest of safe ridings if you put in the hustle

02:11:45 if you campaign in unique ways

02:11:48 and you're willing to go the distance

02:11:50 with people at the doors

02:11:51 and saying like,

02:11:52 I don't care if I only hit 20 doors today.

02:11:54 If I can speak to that guy for 20 minutes

02:11:56 and flip his support,

02:11:57 that's so much more valuable

02:11:59 than me going door to door,

02:12:01 only spending 30 seconds there

02:12:02 and just confirming whether people support

02:12:04 or don't support us.

02:12:05 Because sometimes that IDing

02:12:06 doesn't really do all that much.

02:12:08 Yeah, it helps you kind of drive your vote out

02:12:09 because you've IDed them.

02:12:11 You know what house they're at.

02:12:11 You know to knock on it,

02:12:12 make sure that they're going to vote.

02:12:14 You know to call them.

02:12:14 but what you really want is you want to flip people because if you're flipping someone you're

02:12:19 taking you're taking stuff out of the one party's pocket and you're putting it in your own

02:12:23 so yeah um some people say i like your style so thank you that

02:12:29 arctic says arctic ian says if you're probably of grows a beard he could become canadian abraham

02:12:39 lincoln free canadians from foreigners i'm not sure how he'd look in a beard i feel like he'd be

02:12:44 a weird looking guy with a beard or a mustache you should try a mustache that'd be funny he

02:12:48 should have his mustache era uh okay and then just uh jessica says keith blocked me because

02:12:58 i asked him to address how the currency will work because i told him that he hasn't addressed this

02:13:02 yet when he said he was yeah and like i think keith wilson is actually a very professional

02:13:07 speaker on behalf of independence but if they're doing stuff like this like guys stop these are

02:13:12 not people trying to throw a gotcha at you they're helping you by asking you questions that you

02:13:16 should have a really solid answer on this is what we're going to do for currency because i've had

02:13:20 some people to say we'd keep using the canadian dollar or do we use the american dollar i'm like

02:13:24 it's not that easy you can't just do that that takes a lot of logistics if they even let you do

02:13:29 that that's the problem you have here many of these things are doable but complicated and when

02:13:35 there's a lot of complicated stuff that people don't understand your answer for they're not

02:13:38 going to vote for independence uh a aaron k5w says oh no you didn't just compare goofball liberal

02:13:49 to fringe it was it was apt i think it was an apt comparison at the moment there he's also saying

02:13:56 things that are just not true carney's winning the trade war and then fringes over there saying

02:14:00 danielle smith is ending her career or she's trying to steal peer poly of leadership of the 0.86

02:14:07 Conservative Party. I don't know. I thought Teal was nice, too. So thank you, Nancy Morrow.

02:14:15 Steph2P3N says, you should definitely do a live with Pierre at the least an interview.

02:14:20 Yeah, and I try and do it in a way where I'd love to ask him strategy questions. Nothing that is 0.93

02:14:25 like too in the weeds where obviously the leader is not just going to like tell you their campaign

02:14:30 strategy. But how do you cope with the fact that you have to engage with the legacy media,

02:14:36 but they're oftentimes trying to frame a story to get people to go to anti-conservative

02:14:43 conclusions. How do you work with that? How do you combat that? That's the kind of things I

02:14:47 want to ask. What do you think is going to be the big policy that you would run on in the next

02:14:52 federal election? Or when do you think, what do you think is the moment that people will actually

02:14:59 start to turn away from Mark Carney? What do you think is the benchmarks people are looking for

02:15:03 from him? Or do you think that there's just a certain type of voter who is going to be

02:15:07 enthralled forever in terms of how, in terms of being elbows up? Do you think the elbows up

02:15:12 brand eventually dies? Or do you think that's going to be something that the liberals are

02:15:15 going to have for a while? Stuff like that. Third Tooth 4069 says, best threads in Edmonton,

02:15:26 Eddie's, menswear, why it would like them? I'd check them out if I went up there. I've never been.

02:15:31 take pierre tie shopping for sure i gave him a tie i gave his team a a light brown grenadier tie

02:15:40 a grenadier tie has that kind of like slight knit work look to it it's very textured he should wear

02:15:45 it because it has that kind of libertarian feel because libertarian kind of freedom colors tend

02:15:50 to be more yellow and he could have this like bright light brown tie and a navy suit and it

02:15:54 would look really good brown especially light browns really like to be paired with the color

02:15:59 blue fashion tip of the day. Joshua says, Wyatt, PR should slash PR targets to less than 200,000

02:16:10 a year. It would be a winning issue. Absolutely. I think PR, new permanent residents should be

02:16:15 lowered to like 100,000 a year or something like that. I would massively cut down on TFWs 0.99

02:16:21 and also much lower PRs. Bring back a point system, bring back a values test. All this stuff

02:16:28 is a really solid idea because we're already seeing the benefits from slightly reducing

02:16:33 immigration, although Carney's kind of ramping it up again. We're already seeing rents go down

02:16:38 and all this stuff. And Carney's trying as hard as not to actually let housing prices fall by

02:16:42 bailing out condo developers. But that is honestly one of the major problems economically for a lot

02:16:47 of people is just when you pack too many people in the country all at once, supply and demand

02:16:52 kicks in and everything has crazy demand. So everything has a crazy price.

02:16:58 i just want to i want to mention this when uh nothing personal says why when you shut up 0.58

02:17:05 when you uh shut like i don't know shut on another youtuber i assume you mean like dump

02:17:11 on another youtuber you don't make them look bad you make yourself look bad take the high road no

02:17:15 it's not taking the high road to say well unacceptable fringe is over there claiming

02:17:21 daniel smith is doing things that she's not doing making a certain faction of ucp former ucp voters

02:17:28 hate her illegitimately that's not taking the high road in fact that's kind of being cowardly

02:17:33 to say well they're also in the right-wing media space so I'm not going to say anything about them

02:17:37 I've criticized some Juno news interviews when I didn't when I thought they were kind of doing

02:17:41 some PR flack for Jason Kenney now that I'm accusing Candace Malcolm and Kean Bextie of it

02:17:45 but like when Harrison Faulkner is having like Anthony Koch and Jason Kenney to come on to like

02:17:50 dump on Pierre Polyev or whatever and talk about how horrible the strategy is it Jason Kenney's

02:17:56 trying to run for leader and i thought that that seemed like a very transparent attempt to try and

02:18:01 rehabilitate him by harrison faulkner having him on which i don't think it seemed like kian bexty

02:18:06 liked that harrison did that because like by the next episode of harrison's show it was who was it

02:18:11 was mario zalea and k and and kian bexty they're basically uh dumping on what jason kenny said

02:18:18 because what he said was ridiculous it was like this cowardly elbows up conservatism that we 0.99

02:18:23 shouldn't criticize Carney because he's going up against the mean Americans it was so pathetic and 0.99

02:18:28 it was just a jab at uh pure poly of what Jason Kenney and Anthony Koch were saying there but 0.71

02:18:34 I'm never going to say like well that person's quote-unquote on my side ergo I'm not going to

02:18:39 criticize them it was the reason why so many people in the United States were too cowardly 0.99

02:18:44 to call out Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens they're trash the content's trash they're Tucker 0.99

02:18:50 is basically a marxist at this point and i don't know what the heck candace owens believes in 0.98

02:18:55 i'm never gonna go so petty where i'm like gonna go like at these people like for who they are or

02:19:01 whatever i'm going at the content the content's bad i'm gonna criticize it just as i would

02:19:05 criticize illyria a just as i would criticize other liberals saying that actually carney's

02:19:10 winning the trade war if you're lying to your to the audience you will be called out if one of

02:19:16 other big, if I start lying to the audience and saying, actually, Polly, I was really plus 10

02:19:21 points over the liberals based on this crappy Twitter poll I'm using that I'm not actually

02:19:25 showing you, someone should slap me in the head because I'm just lying to you guys for clicks

02:19:30 saying, because people like good news or people like super bad, ragey news. That's what people 0.97

02:19:35 like to engage in. Oh my goodness, there's a new independence announcement from Smith and

02:19:40 President Trump. It's like, no, there isn't. And also Smith that just ended her career because

02:19:45 did this and she didn't and it's like that's toxic to the political environment when that starts

02:19:50 being the the content that's out there when people it starts being like deep portrayals and like you

02:19:57 know you know everything's just crazy heroics and crazy betrayals everything's oh my goodness

02:20:04 shock gasp news when it's not true if i ever started doing that people should start crapping

02:20:09 on me because it's not right anyways um raptor guy 86 for five dollars says uh pierce uh people

02:20:23 say pier looks like millhouse i say carney looks like thurston howell yulligan's island well he

02:20:28 also of course looks like mr burns if anything if i was pure poly of it's probably copyrighted

02:20:34 but i'd almost lean into the fact i kind of look like millhouse and i'm like you know i'm like

02:20:39 be like he's like angry millhouse that'd be funny because people like ironic stuff like that i look

02:20:45 like dwight shrug from the office that kind of works for me in a lot of ways

02:20:49 yeah mint points out that i need to it's because you're not making the oh shocked face yeah i

02:20:59 should start just doing thumbnail from like on the side like there's like non-news happening i'm like

02:21:04 and it's like guys nothing happened i hate i i never i some people do the face but it's usually

02:21:10 not too crazy you know uh david moves on the loose is usually in his own thumbnails he doesn't do too

02:21:15 much with that so it's usually fine i i never like when people do like the crazy ai thumbnails and

02:21:21 i've used some ai in thumbnails but it's usually ai enhancements to real photos because i want a

02:21:25 little more color contrast i never understand like the ones where like oh i'm gonna depict

02:21:29 myself getting arrested by the police in a thumbnail it's like okay i know people know

02:21:34 it's ai and it's fake but it's just so like it's silly i don't get it and i think every youtuber

02:21:40 i know pretty much doesn't really use ai in any way they kind of use it for little enhancements

02:21:44 and not much uh sorry i'm trying to go through all this stuff uh i'm

02:21:59 Yeah, DylanEDU said he'd promise to upload again soon.

02:22:02 I'll drop his link in the description again if you guys want to go,

02:22:06 or in the chat if you guys want his potential Saskatchewan content.

02:22:10 Young guy making good videos.

02:22:12 I think that guy does need some support there.

02:22:16 What the heck?

02:22:20 Michael Eap is giving me Euros.

02:22:22 It'd be funny if these aren't Euros and they're like, you know,

02:22:24 like George and Larry or like Russian rubles,

02:22:27 and I didn't know what the symbol was.

02:22:29 that actually a really funny troll if it allowed you to ever give like a streamer or someone on

02:22:34 uh on like a stream or whatever like you're just giving them like worthless currency and it's like

02:22:40 oh i got like 500 whatever's and it's like literally like two cents or something like that

02:22:44 that would be a funny troll uh but thank you michael uh what is the latest poll data from the bc

02:22:50 for the bc provincial election uh there's a poll that shows the conservatives are leading by eight

02:22:56 points by 604 polling I believe that was funded by like Brad founded by like Brad Zubik not very

02:23:01 long ago who used to be like the chief of staff to John Rustad at one point that's like the first

02:23:08 poll they put out honestly though I could see the conservative was leading by eight I'm not just

02:23:12 going to say it's right because it sounds about right um and then like the other poll that came

02:23:18 out from Dimitri Pantazopoulos or whatever his name is I'm not getting his name quite right

02:23:23 he was showing the NDP leading by like seven or something like that. But like the numbers there

02:23:28 again, I didn't really see anything very credible. I don't think that both the conservatives and 1BC

02:23:35 combined are only at 36, 37%. That's way too low. And again, I'm not just saying because I feel like

02:23:42 it's too low. Over time, we've seen the right wing vote in British Columbia be in the mid 40s,

02:23:47 or even 50 or a little over 50% of the vote, you're not going to suddenly see, despite the

02:23:54 fact that the last news cycle has been awful for David Eby. David Eby has not been treated

02:23:58 very well by the news cycles in terms of rightfully, he's not been treated well by the

02:24:03 news cycles. Terrible premier. That guy only has 31% approval rating, according to Abacus

02:24:09 Angus Reid, and they did a very big provincial poll. That guy's not doing very well. David Eby

02:24:15 is like cratering in terms of his personal approval so then dimitri a former ally of ian

02:24:22 black and angelo isodoro and some of the more like like the previous establishment of the bc

02:24:27 conservatives that guy who also hates carrie lynn finley just starts happening he both hates

02:24:32 carrie lynn finley and dallas brody just starts happening to release all these polls showing that

02:24:37 she's like nobody likes her and then the ep would win like 70 seats out of 893 it's like get out of 0.81

02:24:44 here. No, it's just propaganda. And there's so many leaks going on with Carrie Lynn Finley right

02:24:49 now. No doubt, Carrie Lynn Finley probably understands the type of treatment that Dallas 1.00

02:24:56 Brody had inside the Conservative Party, and that she was not kicked out of the Conservatives back

02:25:00 in early 2025 because she did anything wrong. It's because there are tons of liberals in the

02:25:05 BC Conservative Caucus who don't want the Conservative Party to be a Conservative Party.

02:25:09 and so they probably despise Carrie Lynn 0.82

02:25:11 and they're going to leak on her

02:25:13 until something frankly gets done about it 0.81

02:25:16 whether someone's going to have to get kicked out or not

02:25:18 Guncotton1950 says

02:25:24 well there are some conservatives

02:25:29 doing the anti-poly of chatter

02:25:30 but I'd categorize them as consultants

02:25:32 they are from the consultant class

02:25:34 they want to work for whoever is the next big leadership guy

02:25:38 because chaos gets a lot of these people money

02:25:41 because leadership races generate contracts.

02:25:44 And right now, these people are on the outs

02:25:45 and they're mad about it.

02:25:52 Aaron says, you got to read into it, Wyatt.

02:25:54 Talk with Fringe.

02:25:55 Maybe you'll find common ground.

02:25:56 Well, he did block me at one point.

02:25:59 He did imply that he wanted to like intimidate me

02:26:03 if not fight me at an event.

02:26:04 the guy upon being

02:26:07 said hey can you not

02:26:09 do this or that in terms of the

02:26:11 content and the thumbnails and the titles

02:26:13 and accusing Daniel Smith of not doing things

02:26:15 has basically doubled down

02:26:17 and claimed that in fact he needs to lie

02:26:19 in his titles because that's how YouTube works

02:26:20 it's not all the other bigger YouTubers

02:26:23 don't do that

02:26:24 they'll use clicky words in the titles

02:26:26 they use strong emotive words

02:26:28 but they're never saying the opposite of what happened

02:26:31 they're never claiming something happened

02:26:32 when nothing happened. That's the problem there. And again, it's hard to find common ground when

02:26:39 the guy is openly telling his supporters that they should go to the UCPA GM in Calgary this November

02:26:46 and vote Daniel Smith out as leader to go oppose her and take over the board because she hasn't

02:26:51 been friendly enough, the independence crowd. She has been. She's been very friendly, even if she's

02:26:55 a federalist. That's where I can't have common ground with someone like that because we don't

02:27:00 actually have the same mission and the thing is because my mission is based on facts and evidence

02:27:05 and principle and his kind of isn't he's he was not an independence guy like a year ago or maybe

02:27:11 he was but he kind of just flipped on it he used to be a big poly of supporter and then he became

02:27:16 a big independence guy and after the independence movement you'll see him pick up a different issue

02:27:20 it's just the thing i cannot stand about like certain types of creators is like it's just they

02:27:25 see that oh there's really good analytics for talking about independence and they just talk

02:27:29 about independence every day and that's why they make videos claiming something big happened on

02:27:33 independence recently and nothing happened it's like because they want your clicks they don't

02:27:38 here's a good way of putting it does someone really respect your movement if they are simply

02:27:42 trying to make money click baiting people on the subject i mean even those liberals making those

02:27:48 insane things saying claiming mark carney is beating trump on trade right now does that guy

02:27:53 really care about the liberal party or is he trying to exploit like elbows up liberals and

02:27:58 feeding them the slop content they want to see i think that's quite gross in fact jessica says for 0.96

02:28:06 279 dead dog lake and stupid lake are some other ones well after looking up man drowned in lake 0.95

02:28:14 lake i believe in you i i believe you that those are in fact real lakes

02:28:19 marcelio 13 for 6.99 says if quebec actually separated would they be successful i don't see

02:28:27 it panning out for the same reasons as Alberta, they would fail for different reasons. Now,

02:28:33 I don't think Alberta would exactly fail. I just don't think, even if we were a little better off,

02:28:37 I think it would become disappointing to people how some things don't really change as much as

02:28:43 you think they would have. Quebec, if they ever separated, they would have probably a lot of

02:28:47 make or break moments where they either come back or they actually have to deal with their

02:28:51 bloated welfare spending now that Alberta and Saskatchewan and Newfoundland aren't subsidizing

02:28:56 it anymore. That is what I would think would happen. They might fall on their faces because

02:29:01 they're unwilling to and they collapse and some, you know, Canada and America have to come and bail

02:29:06 out them and like force, you know, take them into receivership. I think separatism in a certain

02:29:11 sense would actually help Quebec. I don't want them to leave, you know, in the sense that, you

02:29:16 know, it'd be great ideally for everyone to stick together and become more conservative. In a certain

02:29:20 sense, it's almost like Quebec needs to vote on becoming independent for 10 years and then coming

02:29:25 back automatically after that so they can figure their stuff out. So they can figure out the

02:29:29 difference between need-to-haves and wants-to-haves in terms of their spending.

02:29:40 Stacey Ann Williams says, what independent commentary would you recommend for Ontario?

02:29:44 You're great, but I would appreciate more about Ontario.

02:29:49 There's people who live in Ontario making videos. Who's really making good Ontario videos?

02:29:54 like i don't think northern perspective really talks about the ontario government much um maybe

02:30:00 mark petrone honestly on juno news i think he somewhat talks about ontario project ontario

02:30:06 that uh non-profit group probably does some good work honestly the canadian taxpayers federation

02:30:11 tends to be the best critics of the current um ontario government because like really the big

02:30:18 thing is with the ontario uh conservatives pcs is that they spend like liberals and i always find

02:30:25 that frank terrazzano and and his team at uh at the canadian taxpayers federation do quite a good

02:30:30 job demonstrating how not only are they nothing they're not better than the kathleen wind liberals

02:30:36 they're almost worse in many ways uh lanceman is a fine member of parliament yeah i tend to like

02:30:43 lanceman angela williams says polly needed a pink shirt with that gray suit has he ever worn a gray

02:30:54 suit but actually pink does sometimes like a pale pink sometimes does work underneath things like

02:30:59 gray stacy williams uh member from six months oh and i think you're asking the same thing uh

02:31:06 an independent commentary from ontario you would recommend to listen to you you're great but who

02:31:09 who in Ontario are you liking?

02:31:11 So yeah, I'd say Mark Petrone at Juno does a good job.

02:31:15 Northern Perspectives,

02:31:16 maybe they talk a little bit more about Ontario

02:31:19 than I remember,

02:31:20 but I don't usually follow this stuff too much.

02:31:23 And then Project Ontario

02:31:24 and the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

02:31:26 is probably going to be your best bet.

02:31:27 I do believe that the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

02:31:30 does have a YouTube channel

02:31:31 and they do make Ontario financial content.

02:31:35 So that might be interesting for you guys to look at.

02:31:39 aaron says question white how many how many videos have you had with with danielle i'm new

02:31:47 to your show so i'm asking a question of curiosity you mean like in terms of however like done an

02:31:52 interview with her done something with her i've never done anything with her um i've never really

02:31:57 had any provincial politicians on the show how many videos have i really made on her like i

02:32:01 probably made a you know a couple dozen or so at this point i even used to be more critical and

02:32:05 And that didn't just happen, contrary to what a couple of Derek Smith's people are saying,

02:32:12 that I'm only now positive on her because I'm running for a nomination.

02:32:15 No, I was negative in 24 because I didn't think that the policies were moving forward fast enough.

02:32:21 I thought that we were not, you know, things were moving too slow.

02:32:24 I didn't like what she was saying on immigration that was way too pro-mass immigration

02:32:28 because she was kind of using immigration numbers as like a sign of success. 0.99

02:32:31 And it was kind of dumb. 0.99

02:32:32 It was bad. 0.98

02:32:33 I said that in videos.

02:32:35 I said that in articles. And then in early 25, probably listening to public opinion or from people, from people's feedback, she reversed herself, became far more immigration restrictionist, said Alberta wants to take over its own immigration.

02:32:50 Great. Happy with that. Certain other things started up. I was happy with that. So my content has always been very consistent.

02:32:57 If I had a problem, I'd explain the problem. And then if that problem was resolved because the Smith government did a better job on it, I'm happy.

02:33:03 special and parental rights did a very good job on that one she's continuing to do a good job on

02:33:08 it by honestly extending that win with more policy suggestions banning political flags from schools

02:33:14 some people report it as like it's a pride flag ban not really it's it's a it's a ban on all

02:33:19 political flags you know you can't put the ccp flag in your classroom you can't put the christian 0.85

02:33:24 flag in your classroom can't put the pride flag in your classroom as it should be in a public school 0.95

02:33:28 i'm a christian i don't need christian flags in public schools it should be the canadian flag

02:33:33 Alberta flag flag of Calgary if you're in Calgary and like the Union Jack that should be the flags

02:33:38 or other flags of Canada obviously um going through this thank you for the five dollars

02:33:44 Stacey Williams I don't know if you meant to attach a uh a comment to that but you've been

02:33:49 very very generous and Katara Olson uh dad was CIA yeah that is always funny that uh in fact

02:33:58 Tucker Carlson's dad was from the CIA

02:34:01 which is always one of those things

02:34:03 because he always has conspiracies about other people

02:34:05 but you can't make conspiracies about him

02:34:07 Mike Eap for 5 euros

02:34:16 5 euros is 8 dollars Canadian

02:34:17 so my goodness actually he's an incredibly generous person

02:34:20 and another 5 is 16 Canadian

02:34:22 I'm traveling so the internet sees me in Europe

02:34:24 thanks for your daily report

02:34:26 well you don't need to super chat this

02:34:27 but where where are you actually i would like to know where are our national telegraph viewers

02:34:33 jetting off to yeah joshua says benny johnson used to you know tick me off with his clickbait

02:34:39 stuff yeah benny johnson was really bad tim pool is really bad he that's the problem tim pool

02:34:47 sometimes is even good but too many of the videos end up becoming he claimed something wild happens

02:34:52 and only 10 of what he claimed is really happening like whenever he's clickbaiting

02:34:57 about civil war in America.

02:35:00 Stop.

02:35:00 It's toxic for the political environment

02:35:02 to constantly be heating up rhetoric like that

02:35:05 and trying to jazz people up

02:35:06 with there's war happening.

02:35:07 Everything's crazy.

02:35:08 It's like, stop.

02:35:12 I follow that Canadian guy in Texas, Clyde.

02:35:15 Well, Joshua, Clyde earlier in the show

02:35:18 actually raided my live stream

02:35:19 with his friend Marty up north

02:35:22 after their live stream ended.

02:35:23 It was good.

02:35:25 Michael Eap is in Greece, so that's fun.

02:35:27 do a stream with northern perspective i do a stream with them uh it was really tragic the

02:35:32 other day while they were doing a live stream apparently they had to like end it early because

02:35:35 their their son had fallen out of like a two second story window which that must be like

02:35:40 really really scary you know what you wonder how something like that happened but you know

02:35:43 genuinely i think the only answer is that you know kids can do like really bad things sometimes

02:35:49 unthinkingly uh so it's good to hear that their child is fine uh but i'd love to do a a uh something

02:35:55 with them that'd be fun and by the way i i'd go to greece someday i really like uh the place i

02:36:02 want to go to again in europe or it's technically europe is georgia i love the country of georgia

02:36:07 but it's great.

02:36:23 Danger Man 604.

02:36:25 Wow, this is wild, Wyatt Livestream.

02:36:27 I come back on my next break at work,

02:36:29 and he's still going, ha-ha, 24 hours of Wyatt Claypool.

02:36:32 It's been two and a half hours, so I do go for a while.

02:36:35 Oh, Kareem Asad.

02:36:36 There you go.

02:36:37 Angela Williams to, who was it before?

02:36:41 It was Stacey Ann Williams.

02:36:42 She was, another Williams is coming in for the save

02:36:45 because she is right.

02:36:46 Kareem Asad has that really good thing she does on X,

02:36:50 Protest Mania.

02:36:51 She covers all the wild protests

02:36:53 and about policies in Ontario.

02:36:56 She's really good because she's truly,

02:36:58 she's truly like completely,

02:37:01 she's completely like neutral.

02:37:04 She just covers it that way.

02:37:05 yeah angela angela williams and mentioning the son of uh ryan and tanya uh from northern

02:37:10 perspective yeah he is he is uh he does have autism and so yeah that's like you know that

02:37:16 was really tragic so i wonder how that happened not in like in a prying way but you know that 1.00

02:37:20 that's quite scary obviously um jen m says canadians are largely sheeple idiots unfortunately 0.99

02:37:32 read Pierre Burton's Why We Are Canadian, 1.00

02:37:35 Canadians Always Prefer Order to Liberty. 1.00

02:37:39 Yeah, I would say that's generally correct,

02:37:41 but I think everyone has an appetite for liberty as well.

02:37:44 But I find that the problem of conservatives sometimes

02:37:48 is that we play into the fact that people's default

02:37:52 is order over liberty,

02:37:53 and we don't kind of push people's boundaries.

02:37:56 Dallas Brody and 1BC in British Columbia

02:37:59 is a great example of not on the topic of liberty exactly although it is related to property rights

02:38:04 but it's against the the reconciliation industry and all that that she probably shifted all of the

02:38:11 issues related to reconciliation industry garbage and she probably moved the public 10 15 points 0.99

02:38:18 over to the scrap the grift stop all the stuff end it stop the funding she moved it over because she 1.00

02:38:26 was bold and didn't care if she was ruffling feathers, because what you want is at the end

02:38:31 of the day, people, maybe they don't say it too directly, although some will, you just want the

02:38:35 kind of average middle-class person at home who doesn't like to get too political. They hear what

02:38:39 you say, like what Dallas Brody says about reconciliation nonsense. And they say, well,

02:38:44 you know, she's kind of right, kind of right. You don't need people buying the t-shirt and getting,

02:38:49 you know, the full box set of what you're saying. All you need them to do is think, well, you know,

02:38:53 she's kind of right and that's where i think too many times um conservatives just try and play into

02:39:00 what they think canadians already want rather than selling them on something that's better

02:39:04 than maybe what they already want michael epp says my last name is pronounced like kept so the e is

02:39:11 not c so michael epp kepp epp michael epp okay i think i'm good i've gotten that right

02:39:20 angel william says yes brody is amazing absolutely and i don't just say that because i'm in her

02:39:26 employee because i don't really make much money anyways working for her i technically on actually

02:39:31 the bc government released its disclosures on how much everyone makes including myself

02:39:35 now to be clear if you look up how much i make the numbers are a little bit off because it says

02:39:41 between march 2025 which i wasn't working for anyone at that point up to march 2026 i made

02:39:48 thirty six thousand dollars but i didn't actually i made like twenty five thousand dollars with a

02:39:53 one thousand dollar bonus between that period of time and then the rest of the money is everything

02:39:57 i build for expenses so i i still made what i said i made during that period of time oh i wouldn't

02:40:02 have made twenty five thousand i would have made whatever portion of my salary during that time

02:40:06 but you get my point that's always annoying whenever like uh numbers get posted that way

02:40:11 because i know someone someday is gonna be like why it lied about what he makes i'm like no it's

02:40:15 it's not very much. I made like 2,000 a month. That's it. Uh, for all my communications work

02:40:20 and flying there and working in the legislature five days a week, it's all, that's just how it

02:40:24 works. But they just chunk all my money together because I'm a contractor and that's how they

02:40:28 show contractor money. Uh, Donald Smith here says, Wyatt, the fire's happening. What's your

02:40:39 take on EB about that purely incompetent complete moron the everyone's going to keep saying well 1.00

02:40:46 you can't stop wildfires and when I say everyone I mean all the leftists you can't stop wildfires 1.00

02:40:50 you can't blame EB for wildfires I can blame him for being incompetent in response because actually

02:40:57 Clyde and Marty I was listening to them as I was driving today on their live stream Marty makes a

02:41:02 good point they now a lot of these jurisdictions that end up having insane wildfires they start

02:41:08 to have this kind of policy of if you see a wildfire put it out if you can or report it and

02:41:14 then they don't do engage that's it they don't engage in any brush clearing they don't go out

02:41:19 during rainy seasons and do controlled fires nearby municipalities to burn all the underbrush

02:41:24 when it's very unlikely the fire is going to spread because of how wet everything is you know

02:41:28 the underbrush is good enough but everything's like you know the trees are full of water you

02:41:31 know it's a very moist out there so it's not going to like cause a kind of crazy uh blaze

02:41:36 they should be doing that more they should be allowing uh logging companies to cut channels

02:41:42 through the channels through the uh the forests collect all the stuff up we can even pay them a

02:41:47 little bit off they do some forest management along the way and replant trees and we can have

02:41:52 these nice areas of these fire breaks that cause the fire stop move as quickly doesn't always help

02:41:58 but we don't do anything and we act like well that's just how the cookie crumbles

02:42:02 not in other jurisdictions they still have fires but not nearly as bad it's like when Stephen

02:42:07 Gilboa remember when he defunded forest management and then we had the Jasper fire almost burn down 0.95

02:42:13 the entire town of Jasper and they're like well it's climate change no no it isn't you suck at

02:42:19 your job yes if you let if you let Deadwood build up for like 200 years and then a spark hits it

02:42:25 it could burn everything up that's why we should at least make sure that within like a couple

02:42:29 kilometers a few kilometers of a city we don't have massive deadwood building up right next to

02:42:34 where people live but maybe that's too much common sense yeah and one person said i don't think this

02:42:42 is intentional i think this is just a side benefit they say why would they stop the fires when it

02:42:46 advances their agenda now do these people cheer fires on no but it's a great excuse for being

02:42:51 incompetent well hey climate change can't can't stop at all yeah

02:42:56 uh dill 4206 says white i wish you were in ontario and beat ford i did show up in 25 to doorknock and

02:43:05 do some lit dropping for new blue i can't stand doug ford i know some people say well new blue

02:43:12 is unorganized and all that it's like sure sure they're not really up to speed also don't vote

02:43:18 for the pcs they literally what's the difference between them and the liberals they're not socially

02:43:22 conservative they're not fiscally conservative they're not pro-freedom in any way they're

02:43:26 massive elbows up annoying liberals so why not let actual liberals take over so the pc party can

02:43:33 resort out what it actually believes on the issues i think that would be a good idea um

02:43:39 and i think that probably is where i'm gonna have to leave this thing because i'm probably

02:43:44 gonna have to go to sleep just as uh third tooth this seems to seems to know says thanks

02:43:51 the live stream he said that even before i started talking i think he knows that this thing's been

02:43:54 going on a bit too long but i will try and make this more of like a weekly or an every other week

02:43:59 kind of a thing i don't really like to do like kind of like the three times a week live streams

02:44:03 that some people do some people they just have a really good format for live streams i'm a rambler

02:44:07 and i do i like doing a one-off super long live stream rather than three a week where i have to

02:44:14 have like a whole program and multiple things to bring up on stream so often i have a plan and

02:44:19 then there's just so many questions and i really like the questions more sometimes than i like the

02:44:23 subject matters i had lined up but yeah thank you all for watching thank you all for showing up

02:44:28 uh and of course if you tuned in late this is three and a half hours so you can always go back

02:44:33 and listen to the beginning if you don't mind my rambling answer you know question answering stuff

02:44:39 uh yeah

02:44:41 mary's uh

02:44:43 mary

02:44:44 sietator

02:44:46 i'm so bad at pronouncing stuff guys

02:44:49 start earlier for easterners

02:44:51 it's late i will try

02:44:53 i'm gonna start stop doing them wednesday evenings

02:44:55 because i usually have something that runs from 7

02:44:57 to 8 which means i can only really

02:44:59 start by 8 40 or 8

02:45:01 50 or 9 so i'll try and pick a

02:45:03 date where like on a tuesday or a saturday

02:45:05 i can start at like 5 p.m

02:45:07 mountain time or something like that

02:45:09 anyways so with all that being said thank you guys for watching like share subscribe all those

02:45:14 things i usually say in videos as well i'll see you guys all next time

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The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - August 13, 2026

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