Justin Trudeau went to Ontario and attacked an opposition leader's plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to Canada. Conservative media was quick to point out that the Prime Minister was doing a good job portraying Pierre Polyev as a radical, uncaring, loose-cannon politician. But in reality, the real issue is that the real problem is not that Polyev is anti-union, it's that he wants to make manufacturing in Canada a priority again.
00:00:00.000One of the interesting things to witness in Canadian politics these days is although Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberals keep trying to attack Pierre Polyev as uncaring and radical, you know, a loose cannon in press conferences, you can see Justin Trudeau constantly trying to emulate him.
00:00:17.700And Pierre Polyev is not actually radical or a loose cannon or anything like that. That's just simply what the Liberals are trying to paint him as.
00:00:25.660Whenever Justin Trudeau tries to do an impression of Pierre Polyev as a strong figure who's taking control of press events and attacking his opponents with alacrity, Trudeau just comes off as kind of unhinged and like he's having a freakout.
00:00:39.860And that's exactly what happened when he went to some factory in Ontario and started attacking Polyev's plan to bring manufacturing jobs back to Canada.
00:00:49.980And after I go through this clip, I also just want to show another clip that the Liberal Party posted itself because it kind of demonstrates the duality of politics.
00:00:59.080This clip we're about to look at was clipped by True North, a conservative news publication.
00:01:04.980You guys should follow them on social media. They do good work, even though Andrew Lawton is now going to go run for the conservatives.
00:01:10.380They still have good people there. So, yeah, go follow True North if you can. I'm not affiliated, obviously.
00:01:15.300But the this clip is from True North. But later, the Liberals posted effectively the same clip.
00:01:21.740So the Liberals thought this was great. At the same time, conservative media is just pointing and laughing at him for not being able to emotionally control himself over a question about manufacturing policy.
00:01:32.560Last week, Steele and Alunidum CEOs and opposition leader Pierre Polyev called for the federal government to match the U.S.'s tariffs on China.
00:02:26.700It's subsidizing things that most people in the market do not want to buy.
00:02:30.800But tariffing China is a perfectly good national security move to make.
00:02:36.120I like free trade, but I'm also fine with tariffs in cases of countries that hate Canadian Valleys and the West in order to not basically fund their growth.
00:02:46.960We should have tariffs against North Korea.
00:02:53.820Tariffs against any other country that hates Canada or the West, perfectly okay with me because I don't want them being part of the family of free trading Western countries that actually care about democracy and oppose communism.
00:03:10.220And so that's what is really animating Justin Trudeau here in a very severe way.
00:03:15.460Doug Ford is here because Doug Ford is not a conservative and he keeps backing Justin Trudeau on every stupid big government subsidy project that he undertakes because Doug Ford is not a conservative.
00:03:28.080Doug Ford is just a bloated big government politician.
00:03:30.980In building an extraordinary EV supply chain in Canada, something that we've been doing as a government in partnership with the government of Ontario and others right across the country over the past four years.
00:03:44.180In a deliberate strategy, bring in Volkswagen, bring in Stellantis, invest in Honda, invest in the EV supply chain from mines to manufacturing and recycling.
00:03:56.020We have been there every step of the way and the federal conservatives continue to say they'd cut it all.
00:04:04.240It's not saying let's tariff a country who tries to interfere in our elections and is effectively just inflating their currency to be able to sell cheaper goods into Canada to artificially inflate their manufacturing sector.
00:04:17.680That's not a real country to have good trade relationships with.
00:04:22.400But Justin Trudeau then trying to contrast that by saying, well, why do they keep opposing our EV subsidies?
00:04:28.900Because it's not a product somebody wants.
00:04:31.640A tariff is going to be less destructive for industry than a subsidy because subsidies are making investors in Canada invest in the wrong things by basically having the government back it.
00:04:42.780I'd rather the tariff exist, lower our own taxes, lower our own regulations to also make it organically easier to manufacture in Canada rather than the government keeping regulations and taxes high, not keeping tariffs off of China, and then subsidizing products in Canada that nobody wants.
00:05:03.660When the Chinese then get to keep manufacturing non-electric, non-electric, non-EV products, and then selling them back into Canada because we, for some reason, don't want to manufacture those ourselves.
00:05:17.240They don't believe in investing in Canadian workers.
00:05:21.060So him to suddenly turn around and say, oh, we're worried about EVs, that's baloney.
00:05:26.300He's looking for a political angle because that's all he does.
00:05:29.160But in regards to the CEOs and steel manufacturers and partners in the industry, I can tell you, for the past many months, we, alongside Minister Mary Ying, our Minister of Trade, have been working with stakeholders, working with community.
00:05:47.220He's really going for the Oscar on this one.
00:05:49.260I haven't really noted the performance yet, but this has just been cartoony so far.
00:05:54.500Like, again, he's trying to do more of, like, because this is actually what Paulio's very good at.
00:05:58.500He's very good at, he's a little bit more, in a certain sense, monotone when he talks on policy.
00:06:03.960But if he gets animated about the way that the liberals are, you know, hurting the economy or anti-democratic things they're doing or the corruption of the current government, he can get animated.
00:06:14.120But in a way where he still looks professional, Justin Trudeau, when he gets animated, just, again, seems like a cartoon character, jumping around and, like, moving his arms and, like, that's the baloney, blah, blah, blah, and, like, not being able to keep himself looking like an adult for a second here.
00:06:30.500...community groups, working with international partners on making sure that Canada's EV advantage remains.
00:06:39.940Canadians have invested in this future, and we're going to make sure that we follow through on it.
00:06:46.160Dude, Doug Ford looks like he wants to kill himself. I just got to say that.
00:06:49.700So, Paulio jumping in front of the parade or trying to is just silly.
00:06:53.600We have stood up for Canadian workers in the auto sector. We will continue to stand up for Canadian workers in the auto sector.
00:07:02.700We will continue to make sure that we're using all necessary tools to drive a greener, cleaner economy, which means great manufacturing jobs here in Canada, more opportunities for Canadians.
00:07:15.280This is a conversation that we've been having for months, and we will continue to have to make sure these investments we are making, that Paulio would cut, are well-protected for the future.
00:07:26.620That was just so weird. He's just so weird. I'm not trying to use the word weird just because that's now going around the left, but it's just such a weird press conference.
00:07:35.280It's just can't compose himself. Composure is a great thing to maintain as a politician.
00:07:41.000That's why political activists don't usually do well in politics, because activists tend to be very hyper-emotional on how they talk about issues.
00:07:48.840And Trudeau is either comatose, or he's like that, like someone gave him a shot at something, and he's just like super animated about the topic.
00:07:59.420Our manufacturing has been contracting over the past few quarters.
00:08:03.460While Justin Trudeau tries to ballyhoo the fact that, wow, we had job growth in the first quarter of 2024, it's all on the back of public sector jobs, of just fake jobs, effectively.
00:08:15.960I'm sorry, it's fake jobs. It is taxpayer-funded, you know, ditch digging and refilling in those ditches.
00:08:22.960It's not real jobs. Manufacturing has been going down because it's not affordable to manufacture products that you can actually sell for a profit in Canada.
00:08:31.900But now I just want to quickly jump over to what the liberals shared, because the liberals literally shared this clip thinking that this was a great, this wasn't actually from the clip, I believe, but this is from another part of the event he did, that this was like supposed to be really great content that Justin Trudeau was generating that day on manufacturing.
00:08:53.260And again, not knowing that all this just looks very desperate and strange.
00:08:57.720Pierre Polyev has been clear. He will cut these investments in Canada's future and cut jobs for Canadian workers because he won't invest in workers and in the future.
00:09:11.260See, every government, every leader has choices.
00:09:15.280We've chosen to invest in Canadians, invest in workers, invest in our future.
00:09:20.400Polyev has chosen to write off Canada's auto sector, to let good middle-class jobs disappear, and to let down Canadian workers.
00:09:30.520Our government will never let that happen.
00:09:33.520You think the carbon tax being in place would be a pretty good testament to the fact that the liberals don't actually support the auto sector?
00:09:41.340They're replacing the auto sector with the EV sector.
00:09:44.460And you could say, well, those are still automobiles, sort of, at the same time, it's subsidized.
00:09:57.240Justin Trudeau does not know how to actually compose himself in this era of Canadian politics.
00:10:01.960He wants to be the energetic, tough guy, but it just comes off very weak and kind of, you know, unkempt whenever he does it.
00:10:10.220And Polyev is very good at sort of maintaining that strength, even when a reporter's coming after him, being able to maintain his composure and take control of the situation.
00:10:19.860Trudeau does not know how to take control when he's trying to make a statement or, you know, make a powerful, take a powerful stance on something, because he just comes off like a weakling.
00:10:30.120He relies on the mainstream media to do his work for him.
00:10:33.440And now that the conservatives are 20 points up in the polls, and the mainstream media has, like, nothing to do for him now, like, they don't have the skills to pull Polyev down.
00:10:44.300Now Justin Trudeau is trying to finally come out of hiding and take back sort of, like, I guess, the political momentum with no ability to actually do that.
00:11:24.120Anyways, that should be it for me today, guys.
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