The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Trudeau Laughs Through Canada's Decline

00:00:00.000 Hello, everyone. I am obviously no one's watching quite yet because I just started up the live

00:00:05.980 stream. But this is for all of you who click on this later. And you don't want me just sitting

00:00:10.820 there quietly waiting for people to come on for the first minute of this whole video. But I am

00:00:16.160 a little bit more disheveled than I usually am. And I guess this is technically like the Christmas

00:00:20.860 live stream that I'm doing. But the country is always the country's insane. So it's not a

00:00:26.820 Christmas episode. It's more of just me talking about all the random stuff going on today in

00:00:32.320 Canadian politics because there actually is a lot. I'm going to be talking about the Justin Trudeau

00:00:37.380 interview he did with that. What's his name? I have it up here. Terry DeMont or whatever. It's

00:00:43.580 horrible in more ways than one. And I might start playing clips of it. Hopefully they don't try and

00:00:48.040 like strike me for talking about their video. And oh, you're playing clips of our video. It's full

00:00:53.440 totally, totally fair use. But whatever. And I also want to talk about the fact then I'll go

00:00:59.200 into more detail as there's more people watching. But we've had now two National Telegraph reporters

00:01:05.960 and writers getting brutally assaulted and given death threats in Toronto because they want to go

00:01:12.500 cover and counter protest against all of the crazy people over at trying to shut down like Christmas 0.97

00:01:19.240 shopping at the Eaton Center, all these crazy Hamas supporters. And they're not pro-Palestinian. 0.92

00:01:24.360 They're not, you know, just peace activists wanting to seize fire. They want children to be safe.

00:01:29.180 They don't. There's a reason why they either said nothing on October 7th when a bunch of Jews were 1.00

00:01:34.280 being murdered in Israel or they openly celebrated it. And now they're only upset once Hamas is now being 0.86

00:01:39.700 removed in Gaza. And they're actively hateful against the West. There's a reason why in some of the 0.73

00:01:44.940 clips that I'll show on Twitter, I'm probably just going to, you know, stream on my computer or I'll

00:01:50.460 just kind of like show you my Twitter feed. I'm not going to download all these videos because it gets

00:01:54.120 a bit much to have to always re-upload all the videos on the back end. But these people steal

00:01:59.160 Canadian flags and rip them up and whatnot. They don't just have a problem with Israel. They have 0.54

00:02:03.600 a problem with Israel because Israel is Western and they hate the West. I don't know why these people 0.87

00:02:09.060 are in this country if they seem to hate it so much. But I guess we have to live with them unless,

00:02:14.180 you know, I'd be in favor of seeing if any of these people aren't quite citizens yet and maybe

00:02:19.040 putting their citizenships under review and deciding that maybe this isn't the country for

00:02:23.760 them to stick around in. Sausage Slap says, Wyatt, where have you been? I just put up a video

00:02:29.180 yesterday. I am, I will say I am pretty consistent these days with the actual video making. I am not

00:02:37.200 a fancy editor like any of the people at the other organ, like the other YouTube channels,

00:02:41.480 The Pleb, Clyde Do Something, or, you know, True North or Rebel News. I just don't have an editing

00:02:47.380 team and I'm not a very good editing team because I do not have good editing software. And once I

00:02:52.340 start to sit down and have to edit up a video, it's like four days sometimes. And it's like,

00:02:57.140 you might as well just pick a topic that doesn't require editing to talk about. So yeah. Okay.

00:03:03.800 Nevermind. You're joking. But yeah, so what I want to talk about is not only is Daniel Boardman and

00:03:10.060 our other team, like co-owner Daniel Boardman and one of our writers or, you know, past writers and

00:03:16.080 friend of the National Telegraph, Salomon Seema, they got attacked in Toronto. Salomon literally got

00:03:21.040 his shoulder dislocated because of these nutcases that are trying to literally trying to like, I'm not 0.52

00:03:27.020 sure if they've ever watched the Grinch and they think that, and they don't realize that he's not a hero,

00:03:31.060 but I don't think they realize that trying to shut down Christmas shopping in downtown Toronto is not

00:03:37.100 a great look, especially with a lot of people in downtown Toronto probably being more sympathetic

00:03:41.760 to their message. This is maybe just going to make a lot of Trontonians who are more pliable for the 0.92

00:03:47.320 pro or anti-Israel side's point of view is probably going to make them actually turn on a lot of these

00:03:53.120 people. And so I was almost going to present just so I can actually start showing some of these clips

00:03:58.980 because they're nuts. Daniel literally had a guy like issue a death threat to him, to his face.

00:04:05.560 But I'll just do this so I can show you some of these things. I think that this, I think you guys

00:04:11.100 should be able to hear this stuff too. But I want to go to, oh yeah, so

00:04:15.080 And for context, Salman Sima is a former prisoner in Iran. The regime didn't like him because he was a

00:04:30.460 freedom protester in Iran, tortured in one of their worst prisons ever. And it's disgusting to see that

00:04:37.160 when he comes to Canada, the level of disrespect he gets for being patriotic.

00:04:49.740 Yeah, no, so he actually went to the hospital and he had to like, I had, I talked to him on the phone

00:04:54.140 a little bit today. He needed to get morphine because of all the pain and he had a fracture

00:04:58.160 in his shoulder. I'm like, like, yeah, dislocated shoulder. I think he had like a fracture along his

00:05:04.120 shoulder blade or something like that. I don't exactly know. But this wasn't just a little bit of pushing

00:05:08.880 and shoving that one on. I can show you some clips later where people start to mob him and his friend

00:05:13.080 because they're holding the lion and sun Iranian flag. It's the old one from the actual pro-freedom

00:05:20.340 Iranian Republic, Republic of Iran. And of course, if you see people with the one with the crescent moon

00:05:26.840 on it today, it's kind of a crescent moon and some other things. That's like the pro-current Islamist 1.00

00:05:31.720 regime's flag. So whenever you see Salman at these protests or other Iranians, when they have the 1.00

00:05:36.260 lion and sun one, usually that is like the most pro-freedom person you could ever encounter in

00:05:40.620 Canada. But I want to find another one of these videos from today. Oh, here's the man threatening

00:05:46.760 Daniel. Yeah, so definitely if you guys live in Toronto, try and see if you can identify these

00:05:54.080 people. Because the funny thing is when you see these people who are trying to threaten Daniel,

00:05:57.420 this isn't the crazy haired, kind of like a wild look in his eye type fundamentalist that you'd

00:06:03.920 assume that would be at these protests threatening people and whatnot. It's not some guy who's obviously

00:06:09.060 a zealot or whatever, who you'd be able to spot him on the street, even if he wasn't at one of these

00:06:13.840 protests as being some pro-Hamas guy. These guys, they look good wearing nice fashionable clothing,

00:06:20.480 the beanie on, nice, like, I'm not sure what it is, but like a nice Eddie Bauer-ish looking jacket,

00:06:26.800 normal middle class looking guy. And then he's the sort of guy who gets up into Daniel's face and

00:06:32.820 issues him death threats, pushes him, and is doing all this other stuff. So the thing is a lot of the

00:06:38.660 kind of extremists who enter Canada and try to enter our political system and push their views,

00:06:43.740 they come off very professional, very corporate in a certain sense, because they understand

00:06:48.720 in order to appeal to mindless left-wing Canadians, if they kind of have the trappings that this might

00:06:56.020 be a progressive metropolitan sort of a guy, they'll listen to him and maybe even adopt him

00:07:01.520 with his radical views. When he would fit in perfectly, if you drop some of these people off

00:07:06.480 in an Afghani cave, it's nuts. But this is definitely why we need to have stricter laws when it comes to 1.00

00:07:15.280 values testing for people who want Canadian citizenships. We should be probing people that 0.73

00:07:20.300 do you hate the West? Do you hate individuals who live in the West? Well, then you shouldn't live

00:07:24.900 here. You shouldn't live in a place where you hate the freedom that our country stands for. But here's

00:07:30.920 the video.

00:07:34.140 Hey, move! Don't do it! Don't do it! Don't fucking touch me!

00:07:39.100 I'm gonna pass on the mic! But I want you to give all your attention! 0.99

00:07:45.000 Awesome!

00:07:46.000 To give out all your voices! 1.00

00:07:48.020 It's easy with the fucking Hamas! 1.00

00:07:49.740 Start! 1.00

00:07:50.740 Yeah, so he assaults Daniel. He is making threats. And also, I love what Daniel and Selman do. I want to get

00:08:00.860 to the video where Selman just walks right through people. These people do not have the right to

00:08:04.780 block you. They do not have the right to get up in your face. You should, when I say push back,

00:08:09.900 not physically. You should never assault someone. If you have to defend yourself, defend yourself,

00:08:13.340 obviously. But when these protesters are out there and they're issuing threats, they're screaming,

00:08:19.420 they're acting childish, you don't have to put up with it. And I think that what's happened in Canada

00:08:24.540 is that we all don't really confront these radical people. And over time,

00:08:28.700 they end up sort of taking over the public square in the streets and just end up gaining so much

00:08:34.220 power just through the idea that their protest movements are tougher and stronger than others.

00:08:39.660 Selman does not put up with that stuff, and he just absolutely takes it right back to them.

00:08:44.540 Not in a legal way, in any sense, obviously, but in a way where he's making sure that he knows that

00:08:50.460 they do not intimidate him. Don Wickenden, thank you for the Merry Christmas message. Merry Christmas

00:08:56.540 to you too. Regardless of all the terrible things going on, it's a wonderful time of here,

00:09:01.900 so hopefully all the crazy anti-Western protesters and Justin Trudeau don't get you down too much

00:09:08.860 because there's a lot more to live for than just focusing on all the sort of crazy stuff these people 0.82

00:09:15.420 are trying to inflict on our country. I want to queue up. Hopefully I can get to the next clip.

00:09:21.180 I'll let you guys see with what I'm trying to scroll through. Well, here's the video of him threatening him.

00:09:25.500 Are you scared? No. Are you scared? No. Are you scared to death? No. You should. Are you scared to death? No.

00:09:33.020 But even again, even just from this guy, like when you look at him from this angle, like, yeah,

00:09:37.100 you know, like normal looking guy, if you saw him in grocery store, you're like, oh, probably,

00:09:40.300 you know, I'm going to go watch the Leafs game when he goes home. I don't watch sports at all.

00:09:44.380 So, but, you know, Toronto, I guess people still watch the Leafs out there and despite being a 0.97

00:09:49.020 perpetual disappointment, but normal looking guy, also a crazy Islamist or anti-Semite. 0.88

00:09:55.180 Why should I be? Why should I be? I want to tell you something. 0.98

00:09:59.020 Why should I be? Don't pretend to be like a nice guy. Don't pretend to be a nice guy.

00:10:05.420 Yeah. Like the completely nuts that the, these people are, 0.94

00:10:11.180 well, and here's the, here's the clip of Salman, the, the other Iranian. 0.92

00:10:13.580 Someone slaps, takes and throws Daniel's phone into the crowd and Daniel wants to go recover it.

00:10:31.020 I think this phone should be fine, but yeah, no, that's assault. That should actually be getting

00:10:37.260 you intervened with the police. They should be arresting and pretending to be marching.

00:10:42.460 And no, no one's ever charged, literally not probably one single, one of these nut cases were

00:10:48.140 charged at the protest. And again, these aren't even protests. Once you're starting to assault people

00:10:53.180 and steal their like their possessions, like their flags and whatnot, it's become either a riot or

00:10:59.580 it's become that those people who are taking part in illegal activity do no longer get to be considered

00:11:04.540 demonstrators and protesters. The police should go pick them out and they let them go sit in the prison

00:11:09.260 cell for the rest of the day. That's how it should work. But in Canada, we've taken on this frankly

00:11:15.100 pathetic like perspective or like that perspective, but we have this dumb thing that the police are 0.99

00:11:21.020 starting to do more and more. I associated a lot with the police in like London, England, 0.98

00:11:26.140 where if you're, if even if the, even if you are being threatened by another person,

00:11:31.900 they are obviously doing something illegal. They have a protest. They didn't get a permit for

00:11:36.460 they're blocking the streets. They're assaulting people. If they are targeting you specifically,

00:11:42.380 and you're sort of one of the counter protesters, or yes, like some individual who's opposing

00:11:48.220 these, like these like demonstrators, they'll say that you're inciting the violence like itself,

00:11:54.780 you're inciting the death threats, you're inciting the mob to be unruly. Like Daniel ought to go find

00:11:59.500 the video. But Daniel went back after a police officer who said, well, if you guys go over there

00:12:03.980 towards their protest, it could incite them to violence. And Daniel points out, they're literally

00:12:08.140 calling for the deaths of Jews and screaming intifada, intifada, like a call to violent revolution 0.93

00:12:15.180 against Israel or violent, like a violent struggle against Israel. These people couldn't get any more 0.99

00:12:21.260 self incited than they already are. How is me walking over there to say that I think Canada

00:12:26.860 is good and Western values are good? How is that incitement? Just the fact that they're acting like

00:12:31.740 animals does not mean that I am somehow inciting them into it. That's just what they've done on their

00:12:37.340 own. The only reason that they're not like, you know, walking around the streets killing people

00:12:41.740 is because maybe the police would consider stepping in if they were doing that.

00:12:46.060 Uh, yeah, I'll try and grab some questions, but I'll just, I want to find some other

00:12:50.460 uh, videos here of stuff that was going on. Um, I really want to find Salman's video where he just

00:12:57.660 walks through all the protesters. It's pretty epic. Um, hopefully I'm not, I don't feel like

00:13:04.860 I'm ignoring you guys. Karima Saeed had a really good clips on her site because of her and her 0.97

00:13:16.220 cameraman. Oh, okay. Sorry. This one's great. Uh, a guy rips up a, it's like a half Canadian, 1.00

00:13:21.020 half Israeli flag. He rips up and tries to run away with it and face plants. Uh, so this one's 0.97

00:13:26.300 quite worth watching. I'll go back to the start so people can see it. So they have the Canadian

00:13:34.540 flag already ripped in half. He's ripping the other half of it away and then he's going to run away

00:13:39.100 with it. The camera in there did not even touch him. The man just somehow fell on nothing. I don't

00:13:55.500 know how he fell. Uh, he just happened to be able to, uh, perfect, like perfectly ironic just the way

00:14:02.460 I like it. Um, and these people are vandalized. I'm going through some of these other like, uh,

00:14:07.180 videos. Like these people are vandalizing the streets. They're trying to disrupt Christmas

00:14:11.260 shopping at the Eden center. Like Karima herself, as you can see here got trespassed for coming into

00:14:16.140 the Eden center to sort of film some of the activity going on. But like, this is what the

00:14:20.140 police do all the other times these days. I don't think it's the individual cop's fault.

00:14:23.820 I think it's the, you know, specifically it's the, it's like the higher ups basically who would go

00:14:30.620 after a, uh, who would probably go after a, like on like a police officer on the street if they

00:14:36.140 actually decide to do their job and start arresting these people. There would be a massive uproar in

00:14:40.860 the pro-Palestine, quote unquote, more pro-Hamas apologist crowd. And that this police officer would

00:14:46.940 probably get fired because our institutions are run by weaklings who give in to anti-Western, uh,

00:14:53.020 individuals. Oh yeah. A hundred percent. No, it's like, it's like, it would a hundred percent be like

00:15:00.540 blaming someone who was a victim of rape for being raped. It's basically saying, oh,

00:15:05.260 well, Salman, you, you put on too short a skirt and these Palestinians, like Palestinian activists 1.00

00:15:09.980 have to beat you up now. Uh, I do want to play this one just cause, uh, uh, this one's a bit long, 0.95

00:15:15.260 but like you have all these, uh, like Antifa types, like Palestinian Islamist types surrounding them,

00:15:21.340 assaulting them, pushing them, like, uh, issuing threats at them. And the people who are issuing threats

00:15:27.020 too, it's not just against people like Salman and Daniel. They're sometimes trying to get in

00:15:33.500 fights with the cops and still the cops are treating these people like they're five-year-olds

00:15:37.900 and they don't know what they're doing. You can't, you can't lock them up. They're minors.

00:15:41.740 These people are in like their forties. These people are in their forties and attacking

00:15:45.500 individual Canadian citizens on the street. And they're not touching these people at all because,

00:15:50.060 you know, if you actually want to see a real privileged person in Canada,

00:15:54.620 show up to any left-wing oriented protest, those people can do whatever they want.

00:15:59.580 Short of killing someone, they can do absolutely whatever they want. Writing on the walls,

00:16:03.420 shutting down Jewish owned businesses. The media won't even call them antisemitic. They'll just say,

00:16:08.300 oh, there was a protest down at, well, you know, Indigo or Zara or whatever other business that's

00:16:13.900 Jewish owned, a lot of those Jewish owned restaurants. And they'll say, ooh, Palestinian,

00:16:17.020 like Palestinian priest demonstrators went down to X street, Bloor street to make their feelings

00:16:23.580 known about the Palestinian, like Israel conflict, not mentioning the fact that they're actively

00:16:29.100 targeting people simply because they're Jewish with no reference to what the person's view is on

00:16:35.020 the Israel Hamas issue. So, and even then, who cares what they think? The fact that you're targeting 0.95

00:16:40.060 individual Canadians based on what their identity is, is insane. Okay. I found it. Here is the Salman 1.00

00:16:48.860 walking through the street clip. It's like a minute and 47 seconds, but do what like Salman does, or 0.60

00:16:55.980 I'm not going to tell you to do what Salman does because Salman's probably braver than all of us are,

00:17:00.140 but they, people are not legally allowed to block the streets from you being able to walk. You're

00:17:05.900 allowed to walk where you want. You can't walk right into people. Obviously you can't, you know,

00:17:09.660 if there's a, you know, if there's a doorway that you're walking towards and there's,

00:17:13.500 there's a person on your left and there's an opening, uh, on your right to walk around them,

00:17:17.420 you don't get to walk right in middle, like right through them. That would be absurd. But when

00:17:21.900 someone's actively stepping in your way, trying to block you, you can keep walking. It is your

00:17:26.700 flat out right to keep walking. Yeah. You can't like bulldozer them or hit them like a linebacker,

00:17:31.340 but you're allowed to continue trying to move forward. It's not your, it's not your responsibility

00:17:35.900 to stop when some pipsqueak gets in your way, demanding that you, uh, you know, stop because I

00:17:41.340 can't believe you would support Western, uh, Western values in Israel. You should be supporting the 0.99

00:17:46.220 brave martyrs and Hamas cutting off the heads of children, whatever. Anyways, here's the clip. 0.98

00:17:52.460 It's great.

00:17:52.860 Merry Christmas, everyone.

00:17:58.220 You have no right to block my way. Don't touch me.

00:18:05.020 Don't touch me.

00:18:06.460 Give me the video.

00:18:07.900 Look at the Mario. Well, if they had a bouncy castle and Canadian flags, the police would definitely

00:18:11.260 show up and crack some applause. They have Hamas and Palestine flags, which is totally all right. 1.00

00:18:16.700 You can just call people all day long, but if a bouncy castle was erected on the streets,

00:18:21.900 you know don't block my team's i am here down the

00:18:44.620 leave me alone 0.79

00:18:45.740 don't block my way

00:18:55.740 don't block my way

00:19:00.300 oh and like one carol's comment yeah

00:19:06.380 idea some of these people i think that would actually be people on real security threats

00:19:10.940 because if you support come on maybe the cra should look into the terrorist organization

00:19:17.100 but you know just i am trying to read the bank accounts of people protesting

00:19:22.380 unconstitutional mandates

00:19:24.940 that's true in bc although i think if you fought in court you'd still have a good chance of winning

00:19:41.500 despite how uh weak a lot of canadian courts are these days for hearing logic um

00:19:47.420 um i want to find the

00:20:03.980 sort of it just seems like i'm scrolling i'm just trying to find a specific clip or whatever i can

00:20:08.460 get a hold of

00:20:17.500 yeah that was daniel and the other counter protesters showed up

00:20:22.140 and i think it's so telling that whenever you go to these protests that the fact that people

00:20:26.700 freak out when a counter protester shows up and whenever you have to freak out because like

00:20:31.020 single counter protester showed up it's probably because you know you're doing something bad

00:20:35.340 and you're very uncomfortable being called out these people are cowards and yet you'd have people 0.59

00:20:40.860 like screaming at salman and uh his iranian friends and daniel that like they're somehow like cowards

00:20:47.900 or whatever when they're not covering their faces these people are in a crowd of hundreds 0.76

00:20:52.860 of other nutty hamas uh supporters or apologists and they still have to put on sunglasses and cover 0.72

00:20:58.860 up their faces it you know you're not doing something cool in a western democracy when 0.63

00:21:04.140 you have to cover your face before you do it in yeah if you're in like a you know a dictatorship

00:21:10.060 and you're doing something yeah maybe carry your face cover your face but you're in if you're having

00:21:14.220 to cover your face in downtown toronto and you are protesting some left-wing cause that most people

00:21:20.220 should be okay with you doing it probably means you even know that you've gone way too far in the

00:21:25.500 eyes of the typical toronto liberal uh but hopefully this by next election does turn off a lot of toronto

00:21:32.380 liberals and they realize that justin trudeau is enabling these people and that justin trudeau

00:21:38.300 the fact that justin trudeau cannot come down on these people hard just demonstrates how anti like

00:21:44.700 western justin trudeau has become himself that he sees that these people are somehow actually noble

00:21:51.340 you know noble fighters of on behalf of equity or whatever definitely not freedom but justin trudeau's

00:21:57.100 highest value of equity uh that if you're a bloodthirsty islamist well if you don't make as 1.00

00:22:03.740 much money as a jewish person in israel well israel must be bad then uh because you know hamas fighters 0.96

00:22:10.060 don't make as much as idf soldiers or something like that i don't know but justin trudeau is a

00:22:15.020 flat and cultural marxist so this is his measuring stick of what fairness looks like on the world stage 0.95

00:22:21.500 but anyways i want to play a little bit of some excerpts from this uh terry demote demote or

00:22:29.420 whatever interview that he did with justin trudeau it's embarrassing i talked about in my video

00:22:34.540 yesterday justin trudeau and this terry guy i think terry's like an old you know presenter on cbc or old

00:22:41.340 radio show host again a man who probably considers himself deeply neutral as a figure does this effectively

00:22:48.620 this propaganda interview with justin trudeau and i don't mind if a friendly interviewer does a

00:22:53.580 interview with a politician that's totally fine but this guy would never admit that he's just a liberal

00:22:57.980 shill uh coming out like bringing on justin trudeau or promote him if i had peer poly of on my podcast

00:23:04.140 he would be to purely promote peer poly of it does like you know running for a conservative nomination

00:23:09.340 uh and whatnot but i would be able to admit it none of these people will ever admit that what they do

00:23:14.460 is purely to try and boost up the popularity of the liberal party but i'm gonna play a little bit

00:23:21.420 of this interview and it might hurt you a bit because there is almost nothing that justin trudeau

00:23:27.020 says in this interview that is remotely interesting he he is although many conservative accounts have

00:23:34.460 already pulled clips from this interview to make fun of justin trudeau it takes forever to find an

00:23:40.140 interesting clip of anything justin trudeau is just like it's like word salad the podcast he's just

00:23:46.380 saying stuff is this the most boring talk about him being prime minister but here here it is uh and

00:23:53.820 i'll talk about it after maybe it goes on for about a minute then i'll try and find another more

00:23:57.980 slightly slightly more interesting place in the interview there are the things so that's every day the

00:24:04.140 first work thing i do is is the briefing a check-in with some of my senior staff and our top issues

00:24:10.540 team just to talk about what's what's sort of going to be the shape of the day but then by the way it's

00:24:17.100 not my audio that's cutting in and out for some reason this whole podcast with terry and justin is held

00:24:22.700 together with bubble gum and like you know painters tape because for some reason their own professional

00:24:28.460 microphone cannot pick up half the words trudeau say anyway sorry back to the clip i may go into

00:24:34.700 into meetings i may go into events i may i may have just policy briefs it may be engaging with

00:24:41.980 stakeholders i mean it's a huge range of things right but most of my days ideally start the same way

00:24:48.140 which is um helping wake up the kids and uh and see them off to school and then off to work so you you

00:24:56.140 get you get the family organized then you head to the office yeah yeah dragging my explaining to my

00:25:01.580 16 year old that you know you don't you know just because you're not doing anything that you feel is

00:25:07.020 important doesn't mean you get to cut your first class because you were up too late studying or not

00:25:11.180 studying as they are is he a good student he yeah he's he's actually good good this is so dull it's it's

00:25:22.060 hard to concentrate but like it's like this weird he's trying to do this thing because polyev's done

00:25:28.860 it successfully and it's been successful because it was organic but polyev's been doing more interviews

00:25:35.100 and in more casual settings where he comes off like a real guy not that he's having to put that on but

00:25:40.380 you know i mean he's not trying to do these stuffy interviews where we sit down we just talk about the

00:25:44.220 policy issues of the day you talk a little bit more about yourself you talk about your philosophy towards

00:25:48.380 government but this this like i've said it on twitter before trudeau and terry are trying to

00:25:54.220 do this like hyper breezy kind of feel to the interview where they're just talking about his

00:25:59.020 kids and whatnot and what's up justin oh how's your day been uh well what's your future plans for the

00:26:05.740 country blah blah blah and they're just sitting back like they might as well just start smoking weed

00:26:10.460 because that's kind of like this weird kind of like listless interview like feel that they're trying

00:26:16.780 to go for and i'm not sure who watches this this 14 000 views and i am sorry to anyone who actually

00:26:23.900 went through this entire interview with the audio cutting out and trudeau saying nothing and terry just

00:26:30.700 sitting there with his like hand on his face pretending like any of this is remotely interesting

00:26:36.460 if you were on if like trudeau was on a podcast with me and i wasn't allowed to ask him anything

00:26:41.500 political uh like i couldn't challenge him it wouldn't be a fight and i like let's say i had to

00:26:46.700 be a liberal shill for an interview i could come up with something more interesting than this like at

00:26:51.500 least bring up polyab and kind of make fun of the way polyab does stuff i don't know what you would

00:26:56.060 make fun of him for but you know like actually make it fun this is like the most like they're trying

00:27:01.500 and as the interview goes on they have all this fake laughing they do it is the most artificial

00:27:06.620 like you know like you know the most artificial like uh what what's like what's a what's one of

00:27:14.300 those like like added additives that they add to food or whatever it is like the most like

00:27:21.580 how am i forgetting this it's like bt whatever msg it's like the most msg style fun ever it's just

00:27:29.020 them trying to like generate laughter over non-jokes and sit around pretending like this is just justin and

00:27:35.740 carry what they do after work but whatever uh thank you for thank you for correcting me still

00:27:41.420 but uh yeah i could not think of that but yeah like i want to get back to it but there's just

00:27:45.260 nothing there's nothing here there's nothing here like who who thought this was a good idea justin

00:27:50.060 trudeau is not good unscripted student he's this whole industry might be scripted i don't know but

00:27:56.220 i think he's really focused on basketball really focused on really tall okay is he taller than

00:28:02.860 yeah he's taller than me last summer he's now you know pushing six three no signs of slowing down

00:28:08.940 wow so between basketball and some different things he does okay in school um justin trudeau as well as

00:28:16.780 i used to do it right right i can't really yeah my dad used to pull out his his old report card

00:28:22.620 saying look i got three days why can't you do that i'm like even if your kid's getting enough just say

00:28:27.660 your kid's doing good in school just don't see it i'm not a criticism against trudeau it's more of a

00:28:31.980 criticism against anyone uh who talks to a stranger and says my kid's okay in school just

00:28:36.300 say your kid's doing good even if they're getting yes just say they're doing fine like never or it

00:28:41.180 makes it sound like they're failing dad come on so i'm i promise i'd never lay that on my son which

00:28:46.940 is convenient because i don't have those report cards to pull out my daughter is is is doing that ella ella

00:28:53.420 is great uh and uh and the little guy yeah he's the little guy yeah there there are all three of

00:29:01.740 them you uh you you once told me your you your father always insisted that you have dinner together

00:29:07.580 and that and that the dinner conversations could vary between shakespeare and the constitution and i was

00:29:13.820 wondering if you've continued that tradition we i think we've probably updated the updated the the

00:29:21.820 frame but i had dinner with uh with ella and and one of her friends just just last night uh and uh the

00:29:30.860 conversation was around talking i was explaining to her um just do a just do a pre-recorded interview and

00:29:40.300 cut it up this is again this is so dull i can't even say anything about it i'll hopefully go somewhere 0.80

00:29:47.820 with this stupid story i was trying to have her understand why everyone should know the value of 0.84

00:29:55.980 the speed of light just as a just as part of your general knowledge knowing that oh to be a fly on the 0.99

00:30:01.900 wall of justin trudeau trying to explain a scientific concept it's 300 000 kilometers a second that it takes

00:30:07.980 eight minutes for the sun the light to go from the sun to the earth is just part of the frame of

00:30:13.260 understanding the world she's like dad you're just confusing me none of that really matters

00:30:18.620 because your daughter's right that doesn't mean anything well i need you to i need you to deeply

00:30:23.660 understand to understand why you know garbage pickup happens at the same time at the time it is and why

00:30:29.580 you have to learn math and why you know it's like you know something something criminal justice but

00:30:34.780 you deeply need to know the why this what the speed of light is before you can understand any

00:30:39.660 of that this is like this is like a water bottle box thingy comment from him i don't understand why

00:30:45.820 this is i don't understand what he's talking about and i goes well no but you should know what the value

00:30:53.500 of c is uh because it's it's a useful number and it's anyway it was i usually pester them with science

00:31:01.660 geek stuff rather than shakespeare stuff but yeah are the kids on social media god yeah they are yeah

00:31:09.820 one of the best things that happened was when i chose to to uh well we made a decision as a

00:31:15.740 government that uh we would ban tick tock from government phones yeah well my kids have government

00:31:21.980 phones because they're as a part of the family and therefore uh they don't have tick tock on them and

00:31:27.980 that that was are they mad at you for that yeah am i agreeing with justin trudeau on something oh

00:31:31.980 goodness i'm agreeing i'm agreeing with justin trudeau on something do not let your kids use tick 0.98

00:31:35.740 tock it's stupid so if we can get one good piece of advice from justin trudeau in this interview is 0.96

00:31:42.220 that don't let your kids have tick tock if only trudeau would ban tick tock in the country since it's 1.00

00:31:47.500 literally just chinese malware but whatever and the idea that justin trudeau is really a big science nerd

00:31:55.340 he's gonna sit down and tell his daughter and her friend about the speed of life or whatever i don't 0.95

00:32:01.180 feel like i feel like that's a fake conversation that sounds like such a dull dumb topic that you 0.57

00:32:06.860 would never bring it up it's so he can't the fact he can't even explain what his point was supposedly

00:32:12.700 that he made at dinner last night probably means that he's just saying he making stuff up uh but

00:32:17.740 i'm just having fun looking watching this now i i i actually kind of love yeah i mean they've worked

00:32:24.540 around on going on the website or something like that but it's it's not the same thing um yeah it

00:32:29.340 they're they're teenagers how do you uh have the conversation about the current state of what

00:32:36.860 politics has become in this country uh you can't protect them from it so what do you tell them

00:32:42.060 um they know because we've had conversations all their life why i'm doing this again can someone

00:32:57.100 stabilize the audio in their own interview show i just want to quickly check this chair terry diot how

00:33:03.180 many videos this is his first video i i'm not a professional youtuber i can also uh terry demont i can

00:33:11.180 also do a much more competent interview than this yeah i i justin trudeau should just pay me you even

00:33:17.100 though he would probably like i would not get along with him at all obviously but no he's like he's done

00:33:21.900 like a dozen he's done like 10 other interviews before this wait what the heck he hasn't made a

00:33:29.820 video in a year and his last video was last year's interview with justin trudeau oh my goodness do i

00:33:35.180 have to watch that one too now i kind of want to uh okay well maybe i'll save that for when

00:33:40.940 daniel is doing a video with me i'll bet my letters and they've seen the impact and they

00:33:47.660 as they travel with me as they see the things that we do um that they're getting a lot of pressure and

00:33:55.500 a lot of reactions via social media or anything so we do have conversations about it but um

00:34:03.820 um they tend to i think and we talk about it be reasonably um smart about it and they're learning

00:34:19.100 i mean they're learning the tough lessons of uh people who want to be their friends for the wrong

00:34:23.900 reasons or people are trying to use them or people who are not really their friends or people who say

00:34:28.780 mean things to them i would love to see a kid who's trying to nestle up next to one of justin

00:34:34.700 trudeau's kids because they want to meet them i i want to meet someone who for some reason it this

00:34:39.580 many years in is deeply in love and obsessed with justin trudeau but like that was going on for so

00:34:45.980 long where he's just like well how do you talk about that with your kids we're almost in the realm of

00:34:51.020 an interesting question from terry demont like well okay you're killing obviously most canadians do not

00:34:56.380 not like your father or a lot of canadians do not like your father hey how do they deal with that

00:34:59.900 and justin trudeau like just sits there for like two minutes he's like um well we talk about it and

00:35:08.140 like you gotta know that a lot of stuff out there and they've seen me traveling and uh we've talked

00:35:16.060 about it and you know we gotta be you gotta be smart uh about it and like there was he's so bad

00:35:24.540 unscripted it's like his long pauses are not because he's being careful because he has nothing to

00:35:31.020 say because this is an interview question where you can pretty much answer anyway and you're not

00:35:34.460 going to get in trouble but he just has nothing he has absolutely nothing maybe he's had too many ipas

00:35:38.940 in this interview already uh like but like like yeah i don't know without knowing anything about them

00:35:48.220 and i try to help them through that a little bit because i certainly know yeah you've been through

00:35:55.260 it but not in the area of social media and you know we can be somewhat helpful do you see it

00:36:03.420 do you are you ever on social media because i i see it my wife and i see it and i i'll say to jess

00:36:10.780 say what it is say what it is jesus christ look at this define your words what what do you mean by what

00:36:16.380 it is you mean like people not liking trudeau online this ugliness do you see it and and how do you

00:36:27.020 how do you cope with that first of all yeah yeah i see it i mean you can't you can't even though i

00:36:32.540 don't spend it much time at all on social media right very much no it's out there yeah you're a

00:36:38.140 little busy on it so i gotta take a picture of this so i can post it justin trio still to this day

00:36:45.020 and it's not his fault so i will not hit him too hard on this still to this day just has the weirdest

00:36:49.740 eyebrows i've ever seen i just wanted to take a close-up there's this weird gap in his eyebrow and

00:36:54.620 this is why people thought he was like wearing fake eyebrows and they were falling off because he has

00:36:58.220 this weird gap where you you just don't see his eyebrow from this one angle uh it's just complete

00:37:03.500 you just see right through to his like head uh so it looks like his like eyebrows are kind of like

00:37:07.660 they're on the right and then they like duck down uh that was always a fun conspiracy theory that he 0.72

00:37:12.460 was putting on fake eyebrows eyebrows uh i don't know it's just dumb but whatever

00:37:17.740 um but inevitably my reflection is not oh that's about me or that's this it's about them it's like

00:37:32.460 my question is always well what is going on in this person's life that they are that angry that they are

00:37:38.300 that lost yeah they are okay now that trudeau has finally said what it is i guess it's like hate comments 0.98

00:37:43.980 online or whatever what a what a stupid thing to just think like what's going on in that person's 0.97

00:37:50.300 head like justin you're not like some social media influencer who people are mad at you because you 0.99

00:37:55.340 maybe like said the wrong thing in one of your videos you're like the prime minister people might

00:37:59.900 be mad at you for more than just petty reasons might be because their business went under or you try

00:38:05.260 to mandate that they get vaccinated or because you're undermining the country's economy with crazy

00:38:10.860 taxes and inflation and regulations uh it might be the crazy amount of hamas supporters running

00:38:17.660 around on our streets that you don't seem to comment about uh could be any of those things but i know

00:38:22.060 justin trudeau knows that it's really just these people's these people are like for like you know 0.98

00:38:27.100 that maybe they were bullied as a kid or something like that what a jerk but that they are needing to

00:38:35.260 you know lash out to this level and how can not how can i help them how can i help create a society in 0.99

00:38:44.700 which they are not going to be that angry how how can we contribute to well it's just like an absolute

00:38:52.220 like douchebag that you're you've been deeply negatively affecting people's lives but how can i help this 0.77

00:38:59.340 person how can i how can society help this person that i've continually screwed over with all of my 0.97

00:39:04.940 policies uh no no no we have to get to this person's anger issues uh like just deflecting everything

00:39:10.780 nothing is ever justin trudeau's fault that their institutions are going to be like yes the world is

00:39:15.500 changing massively because that person doesn't understand how much they should already love trudeau

00:39:20.940 because of all the bad things he's done to them because of people he didn't do those bad things to

00:39:25.180 them someone else would have done something even worse to them so really justin trudeau is saving

00:39:29.340 these people from themselves because you know what what they would have they would have ended up at

00:39:33.340 the bottom of a bottle if justin trudeau wasn't trying to ruin their lives and distracting them from

00:39:37.500 alcoholism or something it's changing in ways that if we position it right we'll be good for canadians

00:39:45.420 good for canada and that's that's really the focus as i see people um it is so filled with anguish and

00:39:53.260 fear and concern about what the world's going what do you say my and with anguish i thought you said

00:40:00.700 english for a second and fear and concern about what the world's going my and it it comes out a lot in

00:40:08.060 lashing out against me or against world economic forum or against whatever whatever that oh i gotta

00:40:14.220 hear that now he's bringing up the world and it it comes out a lot in lashing out against me or against

00:40:21.020 world economic forum sorry but i i keep saying sorry because i'm you know slowing it down a bit

00:40:27.340 but what a telling thing for that if justin trudeau is talking about the different things people could

00:40:32.460 be lashing out about he says first himself so of course it's himself first nothing nothing against

00:40:38.940 him for mentioning people lashing out against himself i assume he's acutely aware people do not like him

00:40:43.900 but the fact that the wef is the second thing he brings up that people are mad at like unjustifiably

00:40:50.540 justin trudeau deeply needs people to know that the wef is not a problem not he didn't bring up

00:40:56.140 christia freeland or her or the party or the ndp and jag meet or you know about school boards or he

00:41:03.100 didn't even do the usual things that people are lashing out against the lgbtq and the bipoc community

00:41:08.220 the second thing was close shop in the wef because justin trudeau deeply needs you to not dislike them

00:41:14.380 because and again it's not that a lot of people bring up the wf and they'd be like well the wf 0.99

00:41:19.180 controls him justin trudeau is their puppet no justin trudeau is just very silly and dumb and 0.99

00:41:24.380 the thing is that the wf and close fob are basically like the smarter kid not actually smart because all 0.99

00:41:29.580 their ideas are completely worthless and like disruptive but they're like the slightly more slightly

00:41:36.220 smarter kid that justin trudeau copies off the homework of and the wf will let him copy off

00:41:41.660 their homework as long as he actually tries to implement their plans and i think that's really

00:41:46.540 ends up what happened what happens a lot of very shallow center left to left wing uh you know in like

00:41:54.380 politicians don't actually like to come up with their own policies and market them so they'd rather

00:41:59.100 just copy and paste everything that the wf does because the wf markets all of their policies as super

00:42:04.780 popular and populist and oh it's great for society so they don't actually have to come up with a good

00:42:09.740 plan because close will just hand them a book and they can just like you know take some bullet points

00:42:15.420 from whatever dumb book he's just published this year like close fob never fear people like from like 0.75

00:42:22.540 close job and the wf they're ridiculous close job literally has something that daniel boardman talks 0.95

00:42:28.700 about all the time like my co-owner the guy who was threatened by hamas supporter today but he always

00:42:32.540 mentions that close fob literally has something called and it's on the wf website called project

00:42:36.940 syndicate it's so silly you name something project syndicate are you a seven-year-old playing with

00:42:43.500 action figures klaus fob has never mentally aged past 14 years old when it comes to how he names things

00:42:50.380 and how he markets his ideas like his actual ideas are somewhat complex they all end in complete failure

00:42:58.220 anyone who reads them with a lukewarm eye cue would be able to figure that out but like when it comes

00:43:02.380 to the naming of stuff that he does and his interest in how he puts on the wf it's so silly it's so like

00:43:09.740 college it's such like college freshman type things like there's weird people doing like weird screamy

00:43:16.460 throat singing in between wef panels it's very 18 year old uh white girl taking a sociology class anyway

00:43:25.260 sorry i want to get back to the interview i don't know i didn't think i was going to have this good

00:43:28.700 a time with it and it's not because the content it's because the there's nothing to this content

00:43:33.260 i'll back it up uh 10 seconds for people who weren't here and fear and concern about what the world's

00:43:38.540 going my and it it comes out a lot in lashing out against me or against world economic forum or against

00:43:46.460 whatever whatever that we're close you couldn't even name it or whatever that is there or boogeyman of the day

00:43:51.420 is but i tend to be a lot of it it's what can we do to um solve for some of those challenges some of

00:44:02.300 that oh i just want to comment uh comment on what sony fox said well there's a reason why i didn't

00:44:07.020 vote like i'm currently running for a conservative party nomination and in calgary signal hill at least

00:44:11.980 one of you here probably does live in the riding because you know most of you are probably not from

00:44:16.860 quebec uh and there's 338 ridings and i assume disproportionately you guys are going to be from

00:44:22.060 more conservative areas of the country so guaranteed one of you lives in calgary signal

00:44:25.500 hill so check which riding you live in but yeah i didn't vote for o'toole in 2021 and the problem

00:44:30.780 with o'toole was not just that he wasn't very conservative because you could say well is he better

00:44:35.500 than trudeau okay maybe the problem with electing someone who's just a bit better than trudeau is

00:44:41.020 that o'toole was not going to get a majority government so he wasn't going to get anything done 0.99

00:44:45.580 and if he did get anything done it was not going to be an actual big improvement over the liberals

00:44:50.140 he would have failed because he wouldn't have actually addressed any of the problems that

00:44:53.500 justin trudeau left for the country and he probably would have been voted out of office in a year and

00:44:58.300 a half and justin trudeau would probably get another majority government so not only and so not only would

00:45:03.020 it be bad tactically because the liberals the conservatives would get nothing done and lose very

00:45:06.940 quickly after o'toole like became prime minister like god forbid uh but he would probably have set he

00:45:13.740 would have set the bar so low for what a conservative means the party would have had to

00:45:18.220 take probably a decade more to just rebuild it's what happened after brian malroney and kim campbell

00:45:24.060 the pc government had become so lukewarm center left it was not right wing in any way it becomes so

00:45:31.660 center left big spending law regulations tons of protectionism despite all of fault malroney sort of

00:45:39.020 waxing poetic about how much he liked free trade he was still a big protectionist and because

00:45:43.660 the government had done such a poor job it took like literally until it literally took 13 years

00:45:49.980 to get another conservative government after after kim campbell lost in 93 because of just how badly

00:45:55.340 they set them back so that was a good thing that uh sorry tony you brought up and it was i wanted to

00:46:00.140 comment on that um yeah so i'm gonna go back to the video sorry i will go back captain midnight

00:46:06.140 david

00:46:10.140 how can people see that even though the world is changing there is room for and there is an

00:46:14.540 opportunity for them to succeed and their kids to succeed and their community to succeed oh you just

00:46:18.780 don't understand the future is bright uh and doesn't matter how like you're just scared of change and

00:46:23.580 it's actually really great because even though we're trying to undermine and change society artificially

00:46:28.380 from the top down don't worry you'll still technically have a place in it it's like the

00:46:33.820 the thing that justin trudeau wants people to like look forward to is so minor and tiny that

00:46:38.940 you will have a place in this world it's like well i want you know more than just a place i don't want

00:46:45.340 more than just some sort of cubicle that justin trudeau forces me to work at i'd you know actually

00:46:49.100 like to you know succeed and have freedoms but whatever how how do we reassure people that that

00:46:56.860 there is success and happiness and a recognition of their value in the future

00:47:08.460 while they're being buffeted by forces designed to make them more anxious to gin them up with

00:47:16.140 misinformation disinformation and quite frankly political movements out there particularly maybe

00:47:23.100 justin trudeau if he's if he has a problem with people getting angry because of because of

00:47:30.700 misinformation and whatnot and disinformation maybe he should stop spreading misinformation

00:47:35.820 disinformation and has he ever considered maybe calling people like racist and homophobic and 0.77

00:47:40.780 transphobic and bigoted that's probably another way of making people anxious and annoyed and the type of

00:47:49.500 people and turning them into the type of people who sent him hate comments online food for thought

00:47:54.380 clearly the mega conservative movement it is designed to amplify people's fears define what mega means and

00:48:03.420 not provide any real solutions to i mean the the complexity of the world right now shrink the size of

00:48:12.460 the government people's way let them succeed climate change has an economic impact and a security

00:48:16.940 and that's kind of governmental social programs and economic impact and climate impact and everything

00:48:22.300 is woven in the the simplification and the dumbing down of politics to emotional knee-jerk reactions

00:48:35.660 um is good to mobilize and get people outraged but it's not good to actually be able to build the kind of

00:48:43.980 consensus and solutions how do you explain to people i've tried to use the hockey so the voice crack

00:48:52.060 how do you explain to people i've tried to use the hockey analogy when when i have a conversation man

00:48:57.820 but justin trudeau is groping around more in this interview for a point than he gropes female reporters

00:49:03.340 about politics i often talk about you know two teams that meet each other for seven games in the playoffs

00:49:09.660 and one of the things that i think is very canadian is after it's all done the guys who are battered

00:49:16.620 and bruised and bleeding meet at center ice and shake hands and pat each other on the back

00:49:21.260 and i try to make people understand you don't hate anybody your your your opponent the head of the

00:49:28.940 conservative party in the house of commons you go out each other but i try to tell people

00:49:36.380 that's politics that's the way politics work how do you is there a way to tamp that down and make

00:49:41.580 people understand that you don't you don't hate anybody first of all you disagree with them i don't

00:49:49.580 he doesn't hate anybody oh he doesn't hate any of the people he calls racists and transphobes and

00:49:54.540 terrorists and whatnot doesn't hate any of them no no justin trudeau just does he only loves justin

00:50:00.460 trudeau is only capable of love and affection i mean two things first of all there are always moments

00:50:07.340 in the house uh around a particular challenge or particular disaster a particular moment where you

00:50:13.020 feel these and again guys again because there's another 30 people watching this since i last commented

00:50:17.980 on it that is not my you know ramshackle setup here that is causing causing his volume his voice to cut in

00:50:25.340 and out i watched this before the stream started like a little bit of it it's just that his actual

00:50:31.500 audio just sucks that bad terry demont for some reason is like a former radio show host i believe 0.92

00:50:38.780 somehow can only go down in quality like we can barely hear him it's like like it's cutting in and 0.98

00:50:44.940 out like i'm not sure like if they needed any reason to reshoot this thing so that justin trudeau

00:50:50.220 sounded less like a putz you had audio issues just re-record the thing i'm like again i'm a conservative

00:50:56.460 running for a conservative nomination but whenever i see someone who just doesn't seem to understand

00:51:02.140 how to do communications i get frustrated even if they were pushing ideas i hate just do it

00:51:07.900 competently you know set your mic up to work properly it'd be really funny if this entire stream

00:51:13.020 you guys haven't been hearing me at all because i messed up something that'd be ironic but i assume my

00:51:17.180 audio is and my mic is working but like the fact that they can't even get the microphone set up

00:51:22.460 is probably a good sign that maybe you should try and you know come back go to the drawing board and

00:51:27.900 figure something out this interview does not make anybody like justin trudeau any more than they did

00:51:33.660 or didn't that most people are not happy with justin trudeau and does anyone if you were in let's

00:51:38.700 say you're a more moderate liberal kind of living around the gta area but you're going to vote conservative

00:51:43.340 this time or you just don't know if you're going to vote liberal does is there anything inside this

00:51:47.980 interview that says you know what i'm really connecting with justin trudeau again he's just

00:51:51.660 sitting around drinking beer with you know in an incompetently set up studio where we can barely 0.93

00:51:56.220 hear him half the time just going on about crap going on about nothing they're just talking about 0.95

00:52:02.780 nothing and blaming people for feeling the wrong emotions about justin trudeau's failure in office 0.86

00:52:08.540 i i don't know how much he pays terry if terry wasn't being paid for this ask for a paycheck dude

00:52:15.020 you for embarrassing yourself this much with justin trudeau and cracking your voice live on air

00:52:21.020 ask for 100 bucks at least ask for 100 bucks and maybe justin trudeau paid for the beer who knows

00:52:26.620 anyway sorry back to the interview moments where we all represent a diverse group of canadians we all

00:52:34.460 we all care for this country enough to make sacrifices to be here whether we're on government

00:52:39.500 side or opposition side and you get those moments of that but the other thing that i reflect on is

00:52:49.740 it's not just that it's it's trudeau feels like someone who'd buttonhole you at a restaurant with

00:52:54.540 ipas for an hour consistent with who i am and who most of those people are who choose to serve their

00:53:00.940 communities to hate an opponent uh and and it's that it's really counterproductive like to my mind

00:53:12.140 the liberals made a huge mistake in the years following 2006 the 2006 lost harper in that you know

00:53:21.260 so many liberals didn't like so viscerally that it clouded their judgment in a whole bunch of different

00:53:29.420 ways and most canadians who you know mr harper was not a particularly warm and fuzzy style guy no but

00:53:39.180 most canadians were like okay you know he seems competent enough he i disagree with him on a few

00:53:45.500 things but he's not a bad person liberals are busy going he's a bad person it's like when you get into

00:53:50.700 that emotional register you actually lose okay justin trudeau again some stumbled into making a good

00:53:58.780 point that yeah you might have if you were liberal you might uh like you might like just like and i

00:54:03.980 would actually agree with that assessment a true like harper was definitely not a warm and fuzzy guy

00:54:07.660 which was a downgrade which was a problem with him uh he wasn't didn't really connect with people on that

00:54:12.220 one-to-one level a little bit cold and then he's talking about like but you know it was a bit

00:54:17.100 counterproductive for liberals to go around saying like he's evil and he's a terrible person i hate him

00:54:22.300 justin trudeau did that didn't you literally he literally said you owe you pieces of s in the

00:54:27.900 parliament to something that stephen harper and the conservatives said he is a main driver of hatred

00:54:33.980 him in the media don't like like ginned up a lot of hatred against the conservatives by saying they're

00:54:39.980 racists for wanting values tests on immigration uh you know applications and all this stuff he is

00:54:45.500 one of the main drivers of trying to make people hate conservatives by implying that they have all of

00:54:50.540 these uniquely evil social traits about bigotry and intolerance and whatnot that like he's such a 0.98

00:54:58.380 hypocrite and i almost feel just stupid saying that because it's so obvious but it's just true when i'm 0.97

00:55:04.220 watching a video where he could have chosen to say anything in this interview but if he chooses to say 0.99

00:55:09.020 things that the average person is going to look at him and think we know that you're just lying about

00:55:14.380 your history here we know we we remember what you said in between 2013 and now you are not you can't

00:55:21.420 pretend to be the faux moderate in this interview in 2023 after being the guy who cracked skulls in

00:55:27.180 ottawa because people didn't like your mandates like that you know you don't get to act like you're the

00:55:32.460 just sort of armchair liberal sitting at home saying that we should all get along and sing kumbaya and have

00:55:37.100 a cup of cocoa whatever is your ability to have reasonable conversations on it but the challenge is

00:55:45.900 when you and and so much of that emotional register is so impactful in politics these yeah so much is

00:55:54.140 done on emotions i mean liberals you know as reasonable centrists in general left on sometimes

00:56:03.020 the liberal party is not centrist in any way the liberal party is actively pushing for more

00:56:08.780 government control in the economy they we are in a subsidy economy right now unless the government

00:56:14.540 gives you a grant or lets you go around a bunch of different taxes or regulations you are not going

00:56:20.060 to have a business more successful than a small business you are not going to be able to start a

00:56:25.260 massively wildly successful company without lottery winner chances or the government propping you up

00:56:32.060 which is better christmas or hanukkah i am a christian so i think christmas is better even

00:56:40.140 even jewish people will tell you hanukkah is kind of a bit of a who cares holiday uh there is the most uh

00:56:46.060 pointless of the jewish holidays because it's like kind of like celebrating some weird historical event

00:56:51.740 that's like really kind of almost so not silly in like a unsubstantial way but the actual one you

00:56:58.940 someone explains the the celebration to is a little silly in the sense like it's like about oil lasting

00:57:05.100 longer than expected so we're celebrating that it was still like you know it's like about like being

00:57:09.820 able to win a battle or something about against like some sort of pagan forces but like it's a bit

00:57:15.020 you know it doesn't have that meat meatiness to it that christmas does 0.99

00:57:18.620 i need to write on other things and yeah that was the stupidest are sitting more or less where 0.99

00:57:26.540 canadians are and most canadians are thoughtful and reasonable about life and have their own 0.97

00:57:32.460 opinions on a whole different range of things and you know we can usually go and reach them in a

00:57:39.100 thoughtful way um so we don't have to go behind in the gym if you were big negative emotions and it

00:57:46.140 doesn't really work because we tend to be more on the earnest side yes these are problems we can

00:57:51.340 solve let's roll up our sleeves and pull together and try and do it yeah and it's it's a harder

00:57:56.220 sell at a time of real anxiety that people are going through to say yeah you know what we're gonna

00:58:01.420 we're gonna work this in a serious way and we're gonna put forward real solutions and when there are

00:58:05.980 people on either end of the spectrum saying are these drinking somewhere oh my god i'm not sure where you

00:58:13.340 are but there's a lot of the far left you know the system is broken capitalism is killing everyone

00:58:19.100 it's you know that rich you know should nobody should be successful in this country all those

00:58:23.020 all those are left tropes that creep in when you can reach that way or like conversely on the far

00:58:29.980 right actually there it's like you know any government is bad government you know yeah i wish

00:58:34.940 he would talk to his little environment minister steven gilbeau or how daniel would say it steven

00:58:40.620 jill jill bilblio because daniel is allergic to saying steven gilbeau's uh name properly but like

00:58:46.860 is he gonna talk to his open socialist environment minister steven gilbeau that like people shouldn't

00:58:52.540 be allowed to succeed and like we should eat the rich that's who steven gilbeau is is he is steven

00:58:57.340 gilbeau going to be out of cabinet next year he should be i would endorse that idea but he's not

00:59:02.940 justin trudeau is just paying lip service by saying well i'm not the far left then stop trying to

00:59:07.980 nationalize the economy stop trying to make sure that you like control what cars people buy it's

00:59:12.940 it's simple but this entire thing is belittling people with real problems pretending that you know

00:59:18.460 it's not just you you're not able to pay you're you not being able to pay your mortgage is not an

00:59:23.260 economic issue and it's not spurred on by the inflation i've caused all my tax and regulations

00:59:28.220 it's anxiety you're just too anxious just you know smoke a bud sit down and chill out and all the

00:59:34.860 problems will go away like that that's effectively like surfer dude justin trudeau's solution to the

00:59:40.380 problem we're trying to inject people with microchips where you know like all the different things that

00:59:45.580 come like there's a way of emotionalizing things in a really intense way that's that that is powerful

00:59:52.460 that does lead to negative emotions like like hate and anger yeah and i just don't think canada does

00:59:59.500 very well as a country when we're driven actually we we don't end up being driven very often i hate

01:00:05.980 and anger and it's not yeah it's not us that's that's what disappoints me so much you know when

01:00:10.620 i use the hockey and your terrible audio disappoints me terry allergy i always thought that was very

01:00:17.260 canadian you scrap and you know you kick the crap out of each other and then you shake hands you go for a

01:00:22.700 beer that always was a very canadian thing to me people ask me all the time how we became friends 0.90

01:00:29.580 and you know people always say to me i know he's your friend but you know it always opens with that

01:00:36.380 i actually love for terry to explain why justin trudeau is his friend i actually would want to

01:00:41.420 know anyone who's a friend of justin trudeau why is does he have a fantastic personality is he fun at

01:00:47.180 parties i don't know because he just kind of seems like like a outside of the political thing

01:00:51.980 he just he just talks crap in the sense he just says stuff he's almost kind of become like the

01:00:58.380 caricature of like patrick bateman from america from american psycho where he just goes on about 0.98

01:01:03.820 nothing like we gotta end wars and and check out the and you know end the homelessness and fight

01:01:08.940 income inequality and we need uh you know we need more women in parliament and stuff like that and just 0.98

01:01:14.220 talks about nothing like i don't like is he you know is he good at sports or something like that

01:01:19.740 i guess he's somewhat good at boxing but i doubt terry's ever met him at a boxing like ring before

01:01:26.220 whatever we became friends because i used to say when i thought you were full of i would tell you

01:01:34.140 right when we well i tell him now tell him now what are you waiting for terry he disagreed on something

01:01:39.500 something we would have a real sort of you know and late and you'd set me straight

01:01:46.540 so i want to know do you have people around you today that tell you when they think

01:01:51.340 that you're full of shame or they disagree you do so there's no no there's spirited conversations in

01:01:57.180 caucus but that's but that's the only way i can function right and that you know for me have he kicked

01:02:03.820 a man uh ramnish sangha out of his caucus because ramnish sangha disagreed with the rap of the

01:02:11.020 calistani sikh separatist crazies in the caucus and he was saying that we need to not have literal

01:02:16.700 terror supporters in caucus and trudeau threw them out oh no but true that's that's what fuels trudeau

01:02:22.300 it's disagreement nothing fuels trudeau like throwing one of his own better ml mps under the bus

01:02:28.140 as hard and fast as seemingly possible no terry's guys terry any any second now terry's gonna jump up

01:02:34.620 on the table and bring it to justin trudeau hard and tough questions rather than like like i don't

01:02:40.140 know like where terry's are their hand is but it must be massaging justin trudeau's feet because that

01:02:45.180 is what this interview is it's nothing and justin trudeau somehow beating himself in this interview

01:02:50.060 he keeps walking down rabbit holes he really shouldn't be touching on to the point where conservative

01:02:55.500 news outlets and you know uh advocacy organizations are clipping him and like putting this out on 0.98

01:03:01.660 social media and being like guys he actively thinks that you're stupid if you have in any like 0.99

01:03:06.300 if you're you know not only does he thinks you're stupid because you're buying any of this stuff but 1.00

01:03:11.180 he thinks like you not being able to pay your mortgage is and him like is just your anxiety has 0.98

01:03:17.420 nothing to do with him it's just because you know someone told you something bad about the wef

01:03:22.300 and it's your fault for being poor it might as well just be what he says i think people who are um

01:03:29.260 comfortable disagreeing with me yeah uh telling me where they disagree and forcing me to explain

01:03:36.300 when they disagree and justify and and show that i'm actually engaged with them and and thoughtful about

01:03:43.980 it listen i the only i mean it's the way i function i need to surround myself with brilliant people who

01:03:52.940 disagree and you know who challenge each other and challenge me and we figure out what the right

01:03:58.300 thing is that's the way it is i know i i i am delighted like it it's well you know me a little

01:04:04.940 bit when someone comes at me and goes oh i got a big thing i got a big disagreement with you i'm like

01:04:09.980 okay yeah clear out i'm talking to this person for the next half hour this is the most no that's not

01:04:15.660 something that's happened ever and you know how it's because his his his like the the the

01:04:22.620 his framing of this hypothetical scenario that supposedly happens all the time guys fake laugh

01:04:28.460 with me it happens all the time guys and he cannot actually he can't actually come up with a realistic

01:04:35.980 thing like i want you to hear that again this is not a scenario that happened because if if anything

01:04:40.860 ever happens to you all the time and you're kind of generalizing all this happens to me and people

01:04:44.780 come up and say this and then i have to you know i talk to them about it it he sounds what he's

01:04:50.460 describing he said he says it in such an artificial manner you know that this has never actually happened

01:04:55.180 no liberal mps ever come up to him and said i deeply disagree with you justin trudeau and justin

01:05:00.140 sure to like embrace them gives them a big kiss and says let's talk about the disagreement it's

01:05:04.700 well you know me a little bit when someone comes at me and goes oh i got a big thing

01:05:08.380 i got a big disagreement with you i'm like oh i got a big disagreement with you this is how people

01:05:14.220 talk okay yeah i'm talking to this person for the next half hour well we've seen it on television

01:05:20.540 you know really nasty folks that approach you and you do your best and i because i've known you for so

01:05:26.460 long people say why does he do that i said because that's who he is yeah because he enjoys it and he

01:05:32.060 wants to engage engage and i like i honestly believe that there is in any argument yeah what

01:05:39.740 is most interesting and the way our political system you know was always set up look there is

01:05:45.900 nobody in parliament right now who doesn't want a better country right it would be great if he would

01:05:52.380 actually reflect that attitude in the public rather than accusing everyone of being evil who doesn't

01:05:57.180 agree with him oh he doesn't he loves disagreements guys that's just how justin trudeau talks i tell

01:06:01.980 people all the time i'm terry demont or whatever so we could all agree with that i mean the block

01:06:06.540 want their own country but they wanted to be better anyway right right so he wants to be better then

01:06:10.940 you take a step back okay well what does a better country mean well it means um safe communities

01:06:18.220 with good jobs and you know people optimistic about the future and you know uh you know beautiful

01:06:24.860 we have that environment and you know opportunities and mean like all those sorts of things on that

01:06:30.460 level we can still all of us pretty much agree yeah the interesting stuff is okay how do we get that

01:06:36.540 what is the best mix of policies what is the best priorities what are the things you need to do first

01:06:42.060 there's a huge range of really important interesting conversations about that and that's what politics

01:06:48.860 used to be all about right where great snag there yes wasn't justin trudeau said how how do we tolerate

01:06:56.460 these people and talked about you shouldn't be allowed to sit next to someone on a train or a bus or

01:07:02.380 an airplane if you're not wearing a mask and you're not vaccinated you shouldn't be allowed you dirty 1.00

01:07:07.260 people uh guys we just want to be in the same country guys we're all looking we're all pushing for the

01:07:11.420 same goal blah blah blah so when is terry gonna do what he said he's gonna call justin trudeau out on

01:07:17.580 his crap like he said because terry supposedly loves justin trudeau uh and they gravitate because 0.98

01:07:25.980 justin trudeau loves probably begs him on the phone every single day for terry to call him out on his 1.00

01:07:30.300 garbage because that's apparently what terry does all the time and in this hour and three minute interview

01:07:36.220 uh i'm waiting 25 minutes in for a tough question hey justin why are you doing this hey why did you 0.90

01:07:42.460 remove an easy one hey why do you remove uh the carbon tax on heater oil but not the rest of uh all

01:07:47.820 of the other gas and oil and gas products never has enough happened you know more on the left would

01:07:53.420 say no no no we need to we we need to take more from the rich and flatten out the income levels for

01:07:59.020 everyone so everyone can basically just get by and people more on the right would say no no no no

01:08:04.540 those who've been successful we should be leaving them with lots of resources so they can be even

01:08:08.620 more successful and drag everyone along with us and then you're in the middle you say well you know

01:08:13.180 we need to be there for the vulnerable but we also need successful to be driving the economy and they

01:08:18.540 figure and along that spectrum there's a lot of different good arguments to have but there is

01:08:26.860 something that is changing right now and donald trump was a symptom of that not a cause of that

01:08:33.900 there is a level of of anger and um burn down the institutions and almost nihilism that's

01:08:46.860 yeah maybe i'm gonna make people mad but you know terry j like i'd say that the vaccine probably worked

01:08:51.900 in some cases in terms of like older people reducing symptoms and whatnot i do get i do get people's points

01:08:57.660 when they talk about how like yeah i'll give it to a lot of people where the benefits were so

01:09:03.100 infinitesimally tiny that even though vaccine injuries are rare they were going to be more

01:09:08.220 common than you were going to benefit from the vaccine in any way for like someone in my age

01:09:12.620 demographic of 24 years old i probably wasn't benefiting at all from getting vaccinated i wasn't going to

01:09:18.540 get covered and die uh so probably the chances getting myocarditis for me were probably higher than

01:09:24.700 getting coveted and actually affecting me in a negative way i got covet anyways i got a bad sore

01:09:29.580 throat for like 24 hours and that was it probably one of the worst sore throats i've had one of the

01:09:33.900 worst ones still i survived but whatever i had i don't wear sore throat this year and it was just the

01:09:40.380 regular cold sorry i took that deviation but i just want to talk about that yeah yeah 100 young

01:09:46.140 people didn't have a reason to take it creeping in uh in all of our countries around the edges where

01:09:54.780 things that that people thought were pretty much well established are suddenly going backwards and take

01:10:02.220 take what happened with roe versus wade yeah like we know for a long time that the american right has had

01:10:09.100 problems with women's rights okay justin you oppose the roe versus wade repealing decision i want i know

01:10:17.500 he's not responding to me i'm just i'm more so modeling what should be asked in a situation like

01:10:22.380 this if terry was ever actually going to push back on his friend i know terry's super pro-abortion too

01:10:27.580 probably but if justin true is going to say this thing like some republicans or people on the right

01:10:32.380 have a problem with women's rights tell me your favorite thing about a ninth month abortion 1.00

01:10:38.300 tell me your favorite thing about a self sex selective abortion whenever a pro-abortion person

01:10:45.980 someone who does not have any limits on what they think that like any weak limit or anything like

01:10:51.900 that ask them what their favorite part of an abortion is what is your favorite part of a late

01:10:57.180 term abortion they can't tell you because they cannot justify that practice it is obviously crazy

01:11:04.060 to be in favor of that that's why if you actually pull canadians 90 plus want sex selective and late

01:11:10.220 term eliminated and then when you start going down through the weeks you find that canadians actually

01:11:14.700 probably want like a 12-week ban uh when you actually look at what people the vast what a

01:11:19.660 little clear majority of people want it's far sooner than the canadian left would think uh and i think

01:11:26.380 if the conservatives or canadians who are more pro-life they need to if you want to market this

01:11:30.380 properly uh you actually have to push back on people pretending like their very pro-abortion

01:11:37.180 stance is somehow non-contentious and normal and that you're contentious for being pro-life they're

01:11:42.140 the ones who are contentious because they're the ones who are terrified to justify why they think this

01:11:46.700 is an acceptable practice i'm sorry i'm cutting off the trudeau interview again maybe i'll have to do

01:11:51.340 this in two parts uh since i'm still not even halfway through maybe at like 35 minutes i'll stop

01:11:57.340 but it was never supposed to happen in the united states you were never supposed to see roe versus

01:12:06.700 way overturned and states uh and and you know political parties rolling back women's rights that 1.00

01:12:13.180 have been fought for for generations and people say well at least that'll never happen in canada

01:12:20.460 we can no longer say that there are things that we used to believe that we are now seeing

01:12:26.540 instrumentalized and eroded in very very real ways why are those winds blowing up here do you think

01:12:35.900 who terry is just setting me up today no but that's a good point but i agree i guarantee justin

01:12:40.780 trudeau is probably far more pro-life than he would ever let on because i think all these people in their

01:12:45.820 personal lives are not actually nearly as pro-abortion as they let on there are radicals that you run into

01:12:51.180 most people if we implemented a ban secretly in their hearts if they were a hard left progressive

01:12:57.100 campaigner they wouldn't care too much because outside of obvious like yeah you're obviously not

01:13:02.860 going to like prevent a woman who's about to die from getting an abortion if that she needed it to 0.67

01:13:08.780 like not dive something else and the baby wasn't going to survive anyways nobody's in favor of that

01:13:12.780 scenario that also scenario effectively does not actually happen but justin trudeau uses edge cases to

01:13:18.700 pretend that everything is a sympathetic scenario so that he doesn't actually have to argue the real

01:13:24.380 mainstream uh sort of abortion situations that most people are against uh it being accessible in

01:13:31.420 um anyway sorry i'll go back to the interview but thank you for the your guys comments it's actually

01:13:38.620 been very uh helpful for uh creating a conversation because a couple of different reasons one just

01:13:46.780 because our proximity to the united states means that there's a huge amount of cultural and and and

01:13:54.140 people to people and uh and stories that overlap and connect and it's just part of our north american

01:14:05.100 landscape that we we absorb um the other thing is i think the american right has increasingly

01:14:13.820 noticed that canada is a bit of a bit of a challenge to them because

01:14:23.260 they've been busy saying you know saying oh well you know maybe they could do certain things in

01:14:29.980 sweden and in different countries but yeah it won't work in the united states it won't work in america

01:14:35.020 where we have a particular thing and then you have a country like canada that is succeeding in banning

01:14:40.860 assault style rifles rifles we haven't okay okay we have not confiscated a single quote-unquote assault

01:14:48.620 style rifle yet and he's not taking illegal guns off the streets he's targeting law-abiding gun owners

01:14:54.940 who are the least likely to commit a violent crime in this country and he's going after them for supposedly

01:15:01.820 being like dangers to canadian society and he can even from his own standards he actually has not 0.98

01:15:08.460 implemented a ban he's tried to he's tried to pursue a ban he's passed some of the stuff but

01:15:14.140 sorry i'm having to wipe my eyes uh like but he has actually has not succeeded in actually taking

01:15:19.260 away anyone's guns yet other than like you know people the police have arrested and they can you know

01:15:24.780 take away their guns based on some you know overblown other issues or it doesn't really matter

01:15:30.460 i really want to go down the rabbit hole but he hasn't actually he has actually hasn't really

01:15:34.220 implemented a gun ban yet he's attempting to he's very dangerous for even trying to do it

01:15:39.020 but no he actually hasn't proven that this can work because him and all his various public safety

01:15:45.420 ministers i even forget who the public safety minister is now because those people uh like

01:15:49.820 justin trudeau is going through them like cheap socks but he hasn't succeeded and the thing is that

01:15:54.860 they keep backing off plans to confiscate weapons because they know it's going to be a logistical

01:15:59.020 nightmare and that canadians are not going to stand up for the rcmp kicking people's doors down

01:16:03.980 to take someone's uncle's rifle away from them someone's uncle who needs it to like

01:16:08.140 shoot coyotes on his property and whatnot and assault style weapon means nothing it means like

01:16:12.620 your gun's black so it looks it looks like it's made of black plastic and metal so it looks scary

01:16:19.100 there's no such thing as a fully automatic weapon in canada you cannot buy one you can't even buy a

01:16:23.980 fully automatic weapon in the u.s without a crazy high security clearance rate and license that is

01:16:30.540 not something that is an issue in either country in both countries canada and the u.s the problem is

01:16:36.940 lacks uh the lacks like enforcement of our current laws and like a very very low or weak punishments

01:16:45.900 that is the problem both in the u.s and canada it's not law-abiding gun owners people have never

01:16:50.860 committed a crime before get a gun and they decide they're going to go shoot their neighbor

01:16:53.980 it's you know people smuggling illegal firearms into canada in order to sell them to like gang

01:16:59.820 bangers in downtown toronto edmonton and rural gangs and whatnot it's not because it's not because

01:17:05.820 there's someone going to bass pro shop because they want to join they want to start a gang no no gang

01:17:11.500 members packing their heat from you know cabela's it's been good having um you know health care that

01:17:20.700 everyone did i not have that on screen when i was talking about the guns i think i did i hope i'm

01:17:24.140 forgetting i think i'm good everyone gets to access and we have for a long time and these are proof

01:17:30.300 points that are not sort of like you could sound so distant totally alien countries but it's in this

01:17:37.180 interview closer and it is a direct challenge to them and also i was going to say something about what

01:17:44.860 tony said like why it would make it would definitely make a great politician thank you but it actually

01:17:48.380 gives me a story to tell a mini one but i was actually at an event the other day talking about

01:17:52.940 my run for signal hill not all the people there even lived there but they were kind of like part of

01:17:57.260 a bigger organization in calgary or alberta that does a lot of political organizing and i had one person

01:18:02.860 say i actually do talk like a politician but like i the only thing i had just most people didn't think

01:18:07.500 i did but one person did but it's just because i talk frankly like a point dexter a lot so i sound like i'm

01:18:14.140 being very precise and politician like and trying to move around but i'll just say i even told i've

01:18:18.780 told so many people this i've had so many friends including daniel daniel boardman tell me i'd make

01:18:24.460 a terrible csis agent because i'll just tell you every single thing i'm thinking if i am like a

01:18:30.220 if i'm a slick politician i wouldn't even talk about pro-life issues because it's easier not to

01:18:34.860 uh if you should because you should and my reason why you should is because you should and i'll just keep

01:18:40.700 saying that you should because it's an obvious issue that you should stand up for basic human

01:18:45.020 rights of the unborn but whatever i would not talk about that if i was a real politician but at the

01:18:49.660 very least i think i kind of what i've pitched to people and i think i'm right is that why i would do

01:18:55.580 well in office is because i am very conservative at the same time i speak fluent center-left i can talk

01:19:02.140 to a 34 year old person who doesn't who's like not married doesn't have kids more of a default liberal and

01:19:09.020 i could convince them why without obscuring any of my views or beliefs i can convince them why

01:19:14.460 it's better in their own language and that's really what conservatives need to get better at

01:19:19.180 not watering down the policy that's no tool way of doing things they water down the policy and then

01:19:23.020 they speak like they're still conservatives but everyone can tell that they're a bunch of liberals

01:19:27.500 what you want to do is take the exact same conservative policies you believe in right now and then find out

01:19:32.700 the words and phrasing and the way that more center-left people talk with those issues and you can

01:19:37.500 win them onto your side you just need to know the the words that they associate negatively avoid those

01:19:43.260 and it's not being dishonest it's just not accidentally stepping on their toes with language that for some

01:19:48.380 reason just makes them have negative thoughts that's how you engage with people uh oh someone's asking

01:19:54.220 me about the coots four situation uh i think it's very deep um i'm gonna be very brief on this uh i think

01:20:00.300 it's deeply uh wrong uh that i think frankly jeremy mckenzie ended up getting four people arrested for

01:20:08.060 something that it seemed like he was more of the ringleader of causing of basically encouraging people

01:20:13.420 to be more uh radical and more kind of you know pushing the boundaries and then he told the feds

01:20:19.740 told the federal government on them and got them arrested and now is pretending to be their friends and you know

01:20:25.020 my thoughts on jeremy mckenzie could go on very long he's a nutcase anti-semitic uh weirdo who me and

01:20:31.180 daniel and multiple other people have been warning about for years and now he's pretending as if he's

01:20:36.140 on the coots four's side even though while being probably the obvious ringleader of the four ended up

01:20:43.180 throwing getting them all thrown into prison and now is doing fundraisers for them wow that's that's

01:20:48.300 really nice jeremy they're doing fundraisers in between attacking jewish people but whatever uh

01:20:55.340 what what a what a guy you can tell i do not like him so a direct opportunity that if they can

01:21:01.500 if they can i mean the convoy for example had a huge amount of american money flowing into canada too

01:21:09.020 that's just a lie they've tracked down all the money it was a tiny tiny fraction of american money i think

01:21:15.180 was like less than a fifth of it was american money the vast majority of it was from canada

01:21:20.460 i think it was like 80 plus was from canada to encourage that kind of east i think part of it was

01:21:26.860 hey let's see if we can actually succeed in destabilizing the canadian liberal country right

01:21:32.620 um but part of it also was yeah no it'll be good to have a bit of a buffer so so that you know we're

01:21:39.580 we we're spreading this this movement around uh around you know our right magnetism when you look

01:21:47.260 back on the year what out of all the files and all the things that ended up on your desk and things

01:21:53.500 you had to deal with what was the one that kept you up at night what was it what was what's been the

01:21:58.380 most housing housing okay um we when we uh came in in 2015 uh i know he was talking about like oh

01:22:10.460 mega stuff or whatever and it's people are like having their emotions played on but like the fact

01:22:15.820 that he and government pretending that he cares about housing is institutions and and and departments

01:22:22.860 that had completely lost all james you should dislike terry i'm not sure if you were here earlier 0.92

01:22:27.180 when he said that uh me and justin are good friends and i call him on his crap when is he doing that 0.98

01:22:33.500 call him on his crap right now terry ask him about the crazy high immigration rate that we cannot match 1.00

01:22:38.700 with our housing and health care supplies ask him about the fact that he's made it harder to build 0.99

01:22:43.340 houses and the taxes are making it difficult to buy a house working with any of us you could talk

01:22:49.340 steven harper and oliev as as his housing minister had said repeatedly federal government doesn't have any

01:22:55.180 role to play on housing and we had to from a standing start start standing up once again

01:23:02.460 um our housing and our ability to make housing we launched uh uh the thing i don't the reason i don't

01:23:09.900 believe the the the earpiece thing is i've never seen trudeau in public talk competent competently enough

01:23:17.580 that i would ever believe that from watching this interview to watching him in real life that there's a

01:23:22.540 significant enough difference that he's being coached on like in press conferences on what to say

01:23:29.260 housing strategy in 2017 that started to make a huge difference uh but then coming out of the pandemic

01:23:36.940 going into the pandemic but even more coming out of it the oh 100 percent

01:23:41.820 he's so normal he's so much like it's just it was a huge challenge together and we realized that um

01:23:56.620 even as everything else was getting better and the economy was was starting to turn around the

01:24:02.220 economy's gotten better the gdp has gone up but our gdp per capita has been falling for a while we were

01:24:06.940 successful in delivering things like ten dollar a day child care and now dental care and i'm like

01:24:12.140 any government program that pitches itself as it's ten dollar a day child care ten dollar a day dental

01:24:17.260 per visit it's not the amount of taxes that you pay for these services even if you're one of the

01:24:22.700 people getting the services it is far more than ten dollars and let's just like really what it is

01:24:29.340 is it's that like i'm not sure what the price tag on it is but let's just say like two billion

01:24:32.860 might be more than that i don't know it might be less but like it's not ten dollar a day to health

01:24:36.140 care it's two billion dollar health care that all canadian taxpayers had to pay for and then you have

01:24:41.420 to pay another ten dollars on top of it if you're one of the few people who wants to access it no no

01:24:46.220 government service is is what it claims to be and it's not because the government's lying to you

01:24:52.540 it's obviously just a marketing trick it's not like a conspiracy it's like you know we want to

01:24:57.420 promote the fact that it only costs ten dollars to go to child care but factor in the subsidies

01:25:02.540 and then again how does this help a low-income person who doesn't have kids might help you if

01:25:07.020 you have kids and even then you might have kids but you might not have a daycare center near enough

01:25:10.940 to you or maybe you don't want to drop your kids off and how at a daycare because like i think that

01:25:15.740 some people would actually be able to like to have the tax burden in this country lowered enough that

01:25:19.420 you know their wife could stay home and raise their kids directly and they don't have to send them

01:25:23.980 to daycare so that they can go get a crappy job to try and just pay for the daycare itself

01:25:28.460 people are terrified with their mortgage renegotiations people can't afford the rent

01:25:36.060 if people are terrified what their mortgage renegotiation is going to look like if people

01:25:40.060 uh you know can't imagine as a young person buying a home uh anytime in the foreseeable future

01:25:47.980 and that's something governments can and must fix and that's all guys just if you don't leave the

01:25:52.700 40 000 we were always on there closing investment funds savings accounts put in place the kinds of

01:26:00.700 things that are accelerating it as is to solve the problem in a really meaningful way i just had a

01:26:06.700 uh a few conversations this morning with uh with our housing minister sean fraser because it's a file

01:26:13.180 that he and i talk about all the time it's one of those things i don't think sean's doing a great job

01:26:17.660 can but i am very much in that because it's one of those areas so incredibly tangible for people

01:26:24.700 and it's a building block to all the rest of success that we do speaking of conversations i

01:26:29.980 was watching the other day speaking of conversations this conversation sucks the uh chat you were having 0.83

01:26:35.660 with the governor newsome yeah and um obviously there's oh goodness to be i've said this a couple 0.57

01:26:41.980 times now but to be a fly on the wall between gavin newsome and justin trudeau talk a bit of a

01:26:46.860 friendship there i think and a connection there what what was your most productive chat this year

01:26:51.660 and when you meet with leaders like that are they productive or are they you guys can tell me your

01:26:57.580 opinion i i legitimately think that justin trudeau is a smarter more competent politician than sean

01:27:04.220 fraser i think sean fraser is justin trudeau minus the charisma it's he has nothing to say like justin

01:27:12.620 trudeau but at least justin trudeau sometimes is good at marketing himself even in this interview

01:27:18.460 you can kind of see the wheels turning in justin trudeau's head trying to make himself come off like

01:27:22.700 a casual bro sean fraser never comes off like anything but like a npc it's hard to watch videos

01:27:31.180 sean fraser just put out some blooper reel of all his different videos over the last year guys it's so

01:27:36.140 funny he flubbed the line blah sean fraser is just zero charisma he's like brad bradford in toronto and

01:27:44.460 no shot against brad bradford in a bad way just brad bradford is a guy like in the mayor election

01:27:51.340 who's never going to become close it's going to come close to winning becoming mayor because he's like

01:27:55.580 the most you can say about sean fraser brad bradford and people like this is that

01:27:59.900 in my in my part of calgary it would be um what's his name is really telling that i'm forgetting what

01:28:07.340 his name is jeff davison there's all you could say is that they're human men that is as as far as you

01:28:13.340 can there's as as complimentary as i can get about sean fraser is that he is a human male

01:28:19.340 a photo ops meeting meeting with leaders the interest i mean there are all these set pieces where we you

01:28:27.100 know read statements and exchange sort of a uh a formalized whether it's at summits or things like

01:28:33.500 that right but the real relationships the real conversations always happens on the side project

01:28:40.300 like right when we were down earlier this year uh and in in mexico for the north american leaders summit

01:28:47.020 um you know we had a press conference where the mexican president answered one question for 45 minutes

01:28:53.980 we're standing it was like one of those things so but those are all just the conversations that we're

01:28:59.900 we're playing to the crowd we're writing to our reporters like that but it's in those moments of

01:29:06.300 unscripted dina oh we're in the mexican palace right the presidential palace and uh amlo comes to joe and i

01:29:15.260 says oh come on you got to come see this okay oh while they're setting up in the boardroom because we

01:29:21.980 went from the small room with us to go sitting in the extended by lot all three of us um he says wait

01:29:27.260 you got two seconds i want to go show you this really cool part of the building we go over into

01:29:31.020 the quarter and there's this beautiful old gilded elevator thing it looks ancient he's like look it's

01:29:38.060 got these little couches in it come on in it's like okay so it's amlo and his wife and joe and jill

01:29:45.020 and and me and sophie uh and we walked in and he's like yeah you can imagine being stuck in an

01:29:51.740 elevator with joe biden justin trudeau their wives and uh the mexican president i think that's who he's

01:29:56.860 referring to or someone else imagine that sit down on the benches and then emily closes the door

01:30:02.700 secret service who are never three paces from the from the president right are standing there on the

01:30:07.260 other side of the door along with a couple of photographers stuff emily goes bye-bye closes the

01:30:12.060 door presses the button we go down three floors in this ancient building wow it's like okay coming

01:30:17.900 out i'm like hey i got you joe he's like okay this is interesting we walk we he goes we walk out to an

01:30:25.180 empty room there's just some like random cop security guard going what the hell he goes we walk out this

01:30:32.940 door suddenly we're in the street we're in the street the six of us you know oh my god no secret

01:30:40.540 service within three floors of us there's you know two terry's gonna try and omg his way into

01:30:47.100 pretending that this is a all a compelling story like 19 year old police office mexico police officers

01:30:54.380 at a barricade to head the street closed 10 paces from us looking at us going oh my god right i'm like

01:31:02.460 the worst kind of story is when someone's telling you a non-story but they just try and keep hyping up

01:31:08.860 the reactions and he was like and i saw another guy and he and he hit the button and we were like

01:31:17.740 like this is not a this is not a story terry please cut this man we could just take a run for it right

01:31:24.540 he's like oh boy must have given the secret service already oh my god oh my god

01:31:29.820 think about the the after action reports on this so these moments right yeah the the reports of of that

01:31:36.140 picture where joe is pointing at you he's not lecturing you oh my god we were laughing about

01:31:42.780 that picture got published and everybody's oh look the president is giving well i mean it was

01:31:47.500 particularly as as the um indian media we're looking at ways to to to wedge us for reasons that came up is

01:31:57.660 he's i think he is he a nice man as nice a man as i think he is the president of the united states when

01:32:04.940 he came over in joe biden won't let his own granddaughter use the family name joe biden is a

01:32:11.820 deeply nasty human being he calls people a racist all of the time and call and his truck tries to like 0.97

01:32:18.460 literally imply all of his opponents are fascists uh he's the one who called people who called black 0.97

01:32:24.540 people super predators uh i think that there is i don't think just joe biden's exactly someone who

01:32:30.860 who even who even has that impression of joe biden you can have like impressions of him that are not

01:32:36.780 negative but i've never heard of like there's like wide thing going on that just that joe biden's just

01:32:42.140 such a nice guy it's like oh like you know i'm running for office and it's like i'd be fine to work

01:32:48.460 with whoever would be like the president of the united states or something like that but like

01:32:52.620 like what there's no i'm sorry there's nobody out there who has this impression that joe biden's

01:32:58.380 just a happy old man but like terry's trying to you know serve up uh serve like justin some question

01:33:04.460 where he can compliment joe uh in march to uh to ottawa um yeah yeah joe biden literally said black

01:33:11.740 people aren't black if they don't vote for him and they vote for trump and that sounds like a nice thing 0.89

01:33:16.780 to say to people you're a racial traitor if you don't vote for me i came in to see him and i was 0.69

01:33:22.140 wearing socks and dd was buttoned up to the hair with his hair combed i was like oh god yeah he was

01:33:29.260 so nice to them they were like oh my god he's so nice he was he's like he's like yeah just uncle joe

01:33:35.500 you know he's you know he's he's people who used to work in the white house so he just yells at

01:33:40.380 people a lot insightful he i broke my heart the first time we talked because in the um early 70s

01:33:50.620 when he his his wife had his first wife had had uh a canadian family and um they were killed

01:33:58.300 i remember all the details you can't even hear him because my dad reached out of audio

01:34:07.500 in the early 70s and joe was just a member of congress or not particularly anything and

01:34:14.620 um and just had and then called him back a few months later to check on how he was doing

01:34:21.180 calling him back one time calling him back twice and that there was and he was so gracious about that

01:34:26.860 yeah that's not a story there's there's a there's a human element that he is a man who cares so

01:34:33.660 deeply about democracy about the united states and about the world that um joe biden should

01:34:40.060 sue for telling a story about him so incoherently tell people who don't know uh i got a kick out of

01:34:47.740 this there was a nice moment in the house this week with darren fisher the christmas poem

01:34:52.220 there's a tradition to that what what is the tradition to that well that's that's um

01:34:57.820 roger cusner who who uh i just appointed to the senate but who was uh uh a seatmate of mine for

01:35:03.980 for a number of years who did a a stint uh as a consul general in austin roger

01:35:08.540 who used to do a night liberal party over time oh i'm just sort of you know doing the hijinks from

01:35:13.260 the year and highlights and lowlights and stuff it was just it was just one of those moments and

01:35:17.740 when darren but it's tradition right every every year it's become a bit of a tradition yeah um uh

01:35:23.340 darren darren yeah he i think he was he was trying to prove something he got yeah pretty spicy in this

01:35:29.900 one i think everyone came out going can he say that but he could yeah he was it was particularly

01:35:34.780 pointed at everyone in a way that i thought was uh was very clever um there are a lot of things that

01:35:40.220 you can't do anymore um drive shop that's not true is that not true okay this is what i would i go

01:35:48.220 do you have milk in the fridge at home yeah but no i i head into uh like i love to go to

01:35:57.180 do you milk at home do you really oh yeah do you really that's fascinating to me which one i go to

01:36:02.940 and stuff yeah yeah i will and i go every saturday morning but i will uh like i love to go to canadian

01:36:08.540 tire do you really oh yeah do you really that's fascinating to me which one i go to yeah yeah i

01:36:14.220 will even like every saturday morning but i will i will go there i'll tap on and i'll just wander

01:36:19.660 around and pick up you know more sleds because the kids insist as soon as the first snow comes right

01:36:24.380 they insist on going out even though the grass and twigs and rocks poking through and they'll rip

01:36:31.100 the out of the underneath of the toboggans every year so every year i'm having to buy new toboggans

01:36:35.900 um and and you know the nice foam ones because anyway but uh so i'll like i'll pick up stuff and

01:36:42.140 i'll get more double a batteries and i'll do like i mean there's like i guess there's people to

01:36:47.100 get all that stuff but there's something about you know being able to wander through well you have to

01:36:50.940 to stay you you you have to sort of keep your feet on the ground right you have to stay in touch

01:36:55.580 right you but that's where because i i know you miss driving don't you or let's say every other year

01:37:02.060 every third year i mean the motorcade is cool but you you don't get old yeah um my friends all point

01:37:09.180 out i mean you've driven with one it's not that i'm a bad driver i just would get distracted i get

01:37:14.220 animated yeah you know so like how the country is safer that you don't drive tell me about uh taking

01:37:23.980 zav to india i was curious about um did he ask or do you think you know what it's time for you to

01:37:30.540 travel and i want to take you on this but it was it that's it's a bit of a family tradition where yeah

01:37:36.620 um actually it was one of the pieces of advice that my grandpa jimmy gave to my interview it's like

01:37:43.420 when dad married uh mom like they're on um they're on some sort of downer jimmy was a cabinet minister

01:37:49.660 in the camera's government but one of the things he had five dollars and he would bring one of them

01:37:56.940 with him on you know various trips because it was way of both spending one-on-one time right and helping

01:38:03.580 them see the world and and you know understand a little bit of what he did and all those sorts of

01:38:08.380 things so for me uh and then my dad my dad did that and traveled us so by the time i was 13 i'd

01:38:15.260 been to 51 different countries and you know being able to bring the kids with me particularly in

01:38:21.820 canada because i really wanted to see this country something that we did all the time but certain

01:38:26.780 international international trips are different than when we were as a kid yeah when when my dad you

01:38:31.900 know traveled perhaps because lanes were slower and distances were further and the 24-hour news cycle

01:38:37.340 didn't exist we could go and he'd go to a summit and then he'd take another day or two and visit

01:38:42.780 with us and we'd be there and then he'd come home and it was just it was just the way it was security

01:38:48.060 means yeah like it it's a lot more difficult to do that stuff now um but yeah felt right to bring

01:38:55.660 brings out with me to it was indonesia singapore and yeah yeah obviously his first time seeing these places

01:39:02.460 uh well no he'd been on the the original india trip oh that's right that's right we all we all tend to

01:39:08.700 yeah remember when you remember that trip happened i don't think i don't remember that happening um

01:39:15.340 there is um how am i doing for time um by the way i'm it already feels too long terry maybe this is a

01:39:22.620 great stopping off point for me to save i will i will swear to you guys i will keep this interview

01:39:28.860 queued up right here maybe i'll even go back by like 10 seconds and i want to do more of this with

01:39:34.300 daniel maybe i can wrestle daniel in the middle of the day tomorrow to go on about this but like

01:39:40.380 like oh how am i doing for time you well you've ruined our time this this was a horrible time to

01:39:45.980 watch terry but again terry doing that moment i almost want to clip that say oh uh me and justin 0.94

01:39:52.060 are friends because i'm i know like i get along with him because he lets me call upon his crap and 0.54

01:39:56.780 whatnot and uh and he loves that and justin trudeau loves disagreement huh if someone disagrees with

01:40:02.220 him he wants the room clear just so they can fight it out that no terry is this is just like this is

01:40:10.620 i don't even know what this is this is just nothing this is just content this is the most

01:40:14.540 blatant form of just non-content uh i can't even say anything more than that um i want to see if there's

01:40:22.860 anything maybe on like twitter i can talk about if you guys have any questions i'll answer them this

01:40:28.300 might be already going on a bit long um but yeah like goodness there's so much that though there's

01:40:38.460 so much there's so much that happened this year that it's almost hard to kind of sum it all up but

01:40:44.140 like this entire year it's when i say it's hard to sum up it's just been constant passage of more taxes

01:40:51.100 raising of the carbon tax coming up with new carbon taxes new regulations new government

01:40:57.020 programs and it's turning the country slowly into just a subsidy sluggish economy i i and this is

01:41:05.260 where some people are talking about how like oh paliev might be hurting himself by being too negative

01:41:10.380 in the media he's you know he cut he's making himself seem too contentious and negative he's he i

01:41:15.900 think that when when the couple polls came out showed the conservatives down i think that it's just

01:41:20.460 because the the media has really started trying to opening up on paliev that the conservatives have

01:41:24.940 slipped a bit but if the left is going to celebrate the conservatives still being up 10 points on the

01:41:29.580 liberals they're done and the like the fact that the conservatives are more than doubling the liberals in

01:41:35.340 the in the fundraising is a big sign that the liberals just have no capacity to come back because

01:41:41.180 they can't fund a they cannot fund a an election campaign that could probably challenge the

01:41:47.260 conservatives at this point i actually don't think that there's going to be a spring election there's

01:41:50.780 a lot of people talk about spring elections i think whenever someone starts invoking the idea

01:41:54.860 that there's an election right around the corner but there's really no evidence of it

01:41:58.540 usually it's about trying to gain uh fundraising dollars has there been a year over the past

01:42:05.820 outside of majority governments since 2019 when trudeau had a minority government every single year

01:42:12.700 there are stories about how there might be a spring election so whenever you hear that there might be

01:42:16.620 a spring election maybe a 30 chance there's going to be one it oftentimes and i heard this from a

01:42:22.700 conservative mpd they say that when we know there's a we know there's going to be an election taking

01:42:27.420 place because we will have air canada call us up and say do you guys also want to rent a campaign jet

01:42:32.860 uh you know because like obviously like once trudeau's got uh gotten a jet can he like one of the

01:42:38.380 airlines is going to call the conservatives to see if they want one uh thank you angela for

01:42:42.460 saying my commentary is brilliant i try my best and i just hope that i don't repeat myself too much

01:42:48.380 uh i i would actually you know what you you've convinced me potentially that we maybe shouldn't

01:42:55.820 get rid of the cbc but just replace the entire board by daniel uh and that daniel gets to control all

01:43:01.420 the programming and can just like walk in in the middle of a cbc broadcast and just be like hey

01:43:06.540 what are you doing what is this you've done four segments on the same thing you've said nothing

01:43:12.300 you're wasting taxpayer money i'd pay so much money for just for daniel to be able to just critique cbc

01:43:18.940 journalists on the air um honest take about pure polyv's weaknesses and vulnerabilities um

01:43:26.700 i'd say the weaknesses and vulnerabilities of pure polyv and again i'm literally a candidate running for

01:43:31.020 the conservatives and this is where i will talk i will literally answer any question i do not care

01:43:36.540 to be like well that might not be a thing good thing for me to answer but i think the weaknesses

01:43:41.100 of vulnerabilities of potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities because i think he's not really

01:43:46.300 shown them to have many weaknesses or vulnerabilities so far polyv's weaknesses would probably be the same

01:43:53.260 as shears in the sense that i don't think he's actually demonstrated any weakness so far sheer is

01:43:59.740 actually a very good politician and could have been a good leader but he listened to too many of his

01:44:04.620 advisors and uh he listened to too many advisors in the background too much focus group uh content

01:44:10.780 where andrew sheer went out there he didn't actually sound like a normal person because he in his head

01:44:15.980 was probably full of just terrible advice from advisors and poll results that he was supposed to

01:44:21.980 follow don't talk about this issue talk about this issue oh don't use that word use this word and i think

01:44:27.020 it kind of unstrung sheer polyv mostly seems to just not care about red tory advisors telling

01:44:33.980 him how to get the media on his side oh and if you pass your own carbon tax maybe vashi capellis will

01:44:39.180 get off your back and chantelle hubert will pretend she likes you it's never going to happen and so i 1.00

01:44:44.300 think that there has been tiny moments in polyv's leadership where you could tell he was maybe

01:44:49.820 listening to one of his background advisors and he said the wrong thing or he took the wrong position or

01:44:55.340 he softened too much on a potential particular issue but then i've i've at least i've been very

01:45:00.860 happy to see that most of the time he's or i think pretty much all the time i couldn't actually name an

01:45:05.500 issue he's been bad on but he's always corrected back towards being more dedicatedly conservative so

01:45:12.620 you know taking a position against gender theory and in favor of parental rights and now he's

01:45:17.660 actually coming out and saying that he is looking for a reduction in immigration because we just don't have

01:45:22.540 enough housing all that stuff's good but again his vulnerability could be if he ever tricks himself

01:45:29.660 into listening to red tory advisors in the background of the party i've been happy to hear

01:45:34.460 that most of them have kind of been moved on if they can't win an election with sheer and o'toole

01:45:40.060 why should we keep employing these people it's why i never understand when certain campaign managers

01:45:44.780 are hired by different parties when i know their track record is mostly failure and it's not because

01:45:50.300 they're taking on hard cases then they're losing tough elections or they weren't expected to win

01:45:54.380 they're losing elections they could have won but they're just their their skills and their

01:45:59.580 their election operating or election campaign operating skills are antiquated and very 90s and

01:46:06.380 when i say 90s i mean like red tory just say nothing and hopefully the canadian public thinks

01:46:12.460 that you're professional and competent enough to re-elect you uh will they have to address this petition in

01:46:19.020 in parliament meant to late january like likely i'd have heard or the i assume that you're talking

01:46:24.460 about the frary petition about uh the government's like wanting the the government to dissolve uh the

01:46:31.500 they have to hear the petition you uh the if a petition has enough signatures i only think you need

01:46:36.540 a certain amount of signatures i think it doesn't matter how many signatures it has but uh michelle will

01:46:41.900 be able to uh report out that petition and it and the government is obligated to give it a response

01:46:48.380 i think that michelle i think her that's her name i think she's been doing this in a very smart way

01:46:53.580 where i know she knows this petition and i know you all know the petition's not actually going to end

01:46:58.700 the government 400 000 people 370 000 people signing a petition doesn't mean that the government has

01:47:03.660 to dissolve or we'd have constant governments being dissolved all the time the point is is that i think

01:47:08.780 what she wants is not only is it a show of force to show how much people dislike trudeau but it's

01:47:14.060 hoping that the government gives a really childish response to the petition that the conservatives can

01:47:19.820 take advantage of it it is political maneuvering type tactics or like very very politician type tactics

01:47:27.100 from michelle but it's also very smart there's nothing wrong with sometimes being a very skillful

01:47:32.380 politician if you're getting the right things done uh yeah i don't think he's ever actually

01:47:39.100 proved it's provided us any of that proof on the najjar killing potentially involving the indian government

01:47:43.900 and it could have been india uh but if you're not going to accuse an ally uh

01:47:50.540 and just keep you know keep it to yourself or keep it to the back channels ooh my internet might be

01:48:01.180 starting to waver a bit here hopefully it doesn't get too bad but uh might that might be a good reason to

01:48:07.100 end it pretty soon ooh yeah louis uh guanlock just pointed out that the petition e4701 is at 30 39 uh 393

01:48:18.140 thousand signatures so if any of you has not signed it make sure you go and sign it i've definitely

01:48:22.780 signed it if you just type in petition e4701 it will immediately come up because like so many people

01:48:28.940 have clicked on it it is at the top of google i guarantee if you could type in canadian parliamentary

01:48:32.940 petitions probably what the e4701 is probably one of the first ones to come up

01:48:42.700 well if he did a line of coke before the interview maybe he'd be energetic he's just

01:48:46.940 completely unfocused and sluggish in his answers there's so many pauses dude like his pa his pauses

01:48:54.300 like you know his he has some of those pregnant pauses i've ever seen uh someone exploit in order

01:49:01.020 to try and figure out what they're going to say you can tell whenever he's answering a question

01:49:05.260 not only is he just it's not like he's thinking because he wants to come up with a thoughtful answer

01:49:11.660 he's thinking to not get himself in trouble because justin trudeau is an incredibly dangerous

01:49:17.020 speaker because he constantly puts his foot in his mouth that interview is full of him basically 1.00

01:49:21.740 saying that you're you're a fool if you're or you're an idiot or you're just anxious if you're going 1.00

01:49:26.540 broke uh merry christmas thank you for taking the time thank you for giving so many great comments 1.00

01:49:32.380 terry you actually set me up with so many things to say uh no it's great season uh you know you know

01:49:38.380 jesus christ is born you know this is the you know the christmas is a great season but it's really

01:49:43.100 kind of the lead up going towards easter uh i'm like i don't want to go i don't want to turn this

01:49:48.860 into like a religious stream but i'm obviously like a uh born again saved christian so obviously

01:49:53.900 the christmas has a deeper meaning than just family and you know and you know time off and whatnot so

01:50:00.620 uh you know but so far the great thing is no matter how bad the country gets they always have uh

01:50:05.420 you know more to life than just politics um sorry i think i'm messing with my

01:50:14.220 i was messing with my microphone there uh sorry bl wants me to acknowledge him because he wants me to

01:50:19.020 make a door knocking video i eventually will make a door knocking video on my theory and strategy for

01:50:25.260 door knocking and maybe i can even kind of make it a video so that everyone who watches the national

01:50:30.220 telegraph can i don't know get like get an insight on how door knocking works so if you ever want to

01:50:37.260 go door knocking that you can kind of feel more comfortable doing it i can kind of demystify the

01:50:41.900 process and find the ways i think are best to speak to people so far in my campaign and signal

01:50:46.460 held the door knocking has been fantastic every once in a while you go down a street nobody wants to

01:50:50.700 talk to you but that's just how it works sometimes just if people sometimes are curmudgeon or

01:50:56.140 they live in a neighborhood that's very quiet and it's they're kind of awkward when they come to

01:51:00.940 the door but most of the time if you just do enough doors you'll hit people who actually want to

01:51:04.940 talk to you whether they're more in favor of your agenda or not and if you have the right ways of

01:51:09.740 approaching issues you can get a lot of people on side on issues that you never thought you could

01:51:13.980 um yeah shout out to all my christians in the chat including tony fox

01:51:18.860 uh yeah thank you louise uh

01:51:30.220 yeah i'm sorry i kept i kept ignoring you about the door knocking video but i definitely want

01:51:34.700 to make a door knocking video i just have to figure out a way of making it so that people will actually

01:51:39.260 watch it because i could see that seeming like such a boring video title if i came like with why a

01:51:44.460 claypool explains door knocking people probably don't want to watch it so i'll find i would love

01:51:49.260 to see like a liberal fail at door knocking on tape and then use that as an opportunity to explain door

01:51:55.100 knocking because then people might actually watch the video i don't want to be it can sound like a

01:51:59.100 complete uh like professional like stale youtuber but i want to make i always try to find an angle where

01:52:08.220 someone will actually watch the videos i make because what's the point of putting out content if

01:52:13.660 nobody's listening honestly that's kind of always been the problem with the ppc is that you can have

01:52:18.540 great positions on certain issues but if you put it in the form of a party that makes itself so

01:52:24.700 prone to purity testing and talking about how you're better than everyone else and

01:52:29.260 and uh and that like it becomes a social media party about being edgy it doesn't matter if you're

01:52:34.220 running on the right things you actually might poison people's impression to those right things

01:52:39.020 by being you know just a blowhard which i find that you get a lot of not ppc voters or supporters

01:52:45.180 but a lot of the influencers very much i think have turned people off over time

01:52:50.700 uh thank you for coming and joining this common sense chat then it's been a fun stream i'll probably

01:52:56.220 end it here just because i don't want to have this video just being dragged out by me you know

01:53:00.460 commenting on every little thing that people are saying in the chat uh although thank you for that

01:53:05.180 your amazing donation uh shelwyn ronnie is that shelwyn is that how i say it shelwyn rodney 50 is

01:53:12.140 amazing thank you i know you donated two to my legal fund uh you really helped me out everyone who's

01:53:17.260 ever given five dollars to this one i think her name's cheryl i'm so sorry for having now potentially

01:53:23.340 forgotten your name i'm gonna call you cheryl again but she gave me like 800 over a period of time and 0.88

01:53:29.020 that has helped me avoid any like debt on credit cards and whatnot because i have to pay for my

01:53:35.180 legal costs however i can and so far i've avoided having to pay any interest i've sometimes cut it

01:53:40.700 close like literally the day the next day i would have had to pay like a crazy amount of money if i

01:53:45.820 didn't get a certain amount of donations and i don't try and like beg for money which is why for the

01:53:51.660 first year and a half of my lawsuit i never even raised a single dollar never asked for a dollar

01:53:55.820 but then it got to the point where it was going to be unsustainable if i didn't ask for money and

01:53:59.820 people have been extremely generous and thoughtful so thank you for all that you guys have done for

01:54:04.300 me uh this year i'll keep making content for you and not that i can ever pay you back because i don't

01:54:09.660 think even in an entire year i can make someone enough content that would justify like a 50 subscription

01:54:15.500 to me but i'm happy that you felt that you get enough quality from this channel that you will

01:54:21.100 that you've been donating uh so other than that merry christmas to everyone i'll try and

01:54:26.700 make a video tomorrow with daniel or maybe i'll just go solo and continue roasting justin trudeau's

01:54:32.380 interview we'll maybe even do last year's interview with terry demonte because this has been hilarious

01:54:36.940 to me uh but other than that i hope everyone has a great night and i'll try and get more content up

01:54:43.100 i'm not going to take a christmas break where i don't make content for two weeks it takes me no time

01:54:48.780 uh to make some of these videos and i enjoy it so i'll just try to keep you know pushing through

01:54:53.740 uh making stuff whenever i get the i i get a thought to do something anyways other than that have a good one

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - December 24, 2023

Trudeau Laughs Through Canada's Decline

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