The Shadoe Davis Show - April 23rd⧸2025- Statistically Tied in the Home Stretch, Home Equity Tax Coming？

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00:05:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday april the 23rd 2025 on the show

00:05:16.120 tonight the polls are tightening up oh they are tightening up now i know that we're not supposed

00:05:22.300 to believe the polls and i've said that myself i mean posters like nanos ecos come on there's only

00:05:27.920 two pollsters out there that I really trust in the past month and a half. Anyhow, those two pollsters

00:05:33.480 are Abacus and Main Street. We've got a new-ish yesterday poll from Main Street yesterday that

00:05:42.620 shows, oh my goodness, how these things are tightening up, which is good news for us. But

00:05:49.180 then again, and the reason I say we can't trust these polls is because of Chinese influence. I 1.00

00:05:54.160 believe the chinese are somehow manipulating the polling and not just each individual pollster but 1.00

00:06:00.460 the polling aggregator at 338 canada canada 338 that guy who puts them all together is using all

00:06:07.080 of these new pollsters that we've never heard of before in his aggregate total to come up with this

00:06:13.420 wild liberals 48 conservatives 37 ndp3 thing and that doesn't work you've got to consider the source

00:06:23.480 as they say and these new polling firms that came out of nowhere in the past month obviously

00:06:29.740 are the work of the liberals the ndp and or the chinese it's obvious and that's

00:06:36.680 that's been tracked and documented by our friends over at northern opinion northern advocates

00:06:42.860 northern exposure northern

00:06:44.620 help me out you guys northern northern perspective perspective i got it

00:06:53.000 Hello, everybody. Hello, Eddie in Stonewall. Hello, Danica watching in the Inner Lake.

00:06:57.720 Hello, Tracy, who is on WestJet flight 1493 headed to Calgary. Tracy, did they get your

00:07:04.000 carbon footprint? I want to make sure that we're keeping the world safe from people like

00:07:09.140 you. Did you get your carbon offsets? Hello, Cheryl and Sandra. Sandra's in Beaver Bank,

00:07:17.000 Nova Scotia. Where's Cheryl at? No, Cheryl is just warning us all to bring our own pens 1.00

00:07:21.680 to the polls when we go to vote on monday i've already voted i brought a sharpie you guys do the

00:07:27.020 same thing on monday if you haven't voted yet and make sure you do vote i'm going to show you this

00:07:32.400 poll in just a second hello leanne in merrickville ontario lisa's watching in strathmore alberta

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00:08:19.380 vote. Well, if you feel that way, you may as well go vote anyhow. At least then you've got the right

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00:09:48.220 is canadananosilver.com all right let's look at the big picture here main street research

00:09:55.480 if the federal election were held today how would you vote decided and leaning voters i can't believe

00:10:01.080 there's still some leaning voters out there

00:10:05.700 but i guess there are so let's start at the top green party two percent who's voting green 0.95

00:10:12.600 come on even elizabeth may is probably going to lose her seat in was it lady smith on vancouver

00:10:19.920 island the blocks at six percent we need them to be at eight the ndp usually polling around 15 or

00:10:30.940 16%. They're at six. Why are the liberals so high at 42%? That's probably why. So if the

00:10:38.580 bloc can pick up two points, the NDP can pick up four, five, six points, I don't know,

00:10:44.180 then maybe we have a chance. The conservatives are at 41%, the liberals at 42%, the People's

00:10:50.280 Party at 2%. That 2% could be critical moving forward. So if you're thinking about voting for

00:10:55.580 the People's Party because you're standing up for your principles and your integrity,

00:10:58.880 it's time to get rid of the liberals before we can stand up for our principles and our integrity

00:11:08.000 and peter pauliev stands up for 85 to 90 percent of what you guys do and i understand there are

00:11:14.320 flaws flaws in his platform things he says i don't agree with absolutely but the liberals

00:11:20.880 need to go mark carney cannot be the elected prime minister of this country it would be

00:11:28.880 devastating. We'll explain why throughout the show, but just know, and you already know this

00:11:35.920 anyhow, it would be devastating. So if you're planning on a People's Party vote, please

00:11:42.380 reconsider. Please. And again, I don't want to be perceived as somebody who's telling you what to do,

00:11:48.540 but look at how close this is, 42-41. We could use that 2%. We cannot allow the Liberal Party

00:11:58.000 in power here's mark carney talking about fiscal balance watch i'm mark carney you know the guy

00:12:07.120 trudeau installed that no one voted for but here is something all young canadians need to know

00:12:12.660 about the political party i represent the liberals we have destroyed the futures of canadians

00:12:17.820 how bad is it here's the oecd real gdp per capita growth from 2015 to 2024 which was when my

00:12:25.720 Party was in power. The figures are in percentage terms and adjusted for purchasing power parity

00:12:30.480 PPP, using data from the IMF World Economic Outlook. Top performing countries Poland,

00:12:36.120 41.9%. Ireland, 41.6%. Turkey, 37.1%. Lithuania, 33.3%. Hungary, 29.2%.

00:12:55.720 austria 3.7 percentage germany 3.2 percentage mexico 2.9 percentage canada 1.7 percentage

00:13:07.340 yes you heard that right we are second last at 37 and at the same time we added record debts

00:13:13.480 with nothing to show for it my party literally destroyed your futures this kind of incompetence

00:13:19.200 should get you destroyed in the polls but since we own the media it's easy to fool canadians 0.99

00:13:24.340 in fact canadians are about as dumb as any population so it's really been too easy i look 0.99

00:13:29.860 forward to looting canada over the next four years implementing more censorship and giving 1.00

00:13:34.620 more money to media trust me once i'm in canada will be a one-party country just like china 1.00

00:13:39.980 now get out and vote you morons 0.99

00:13:42.420 when do you realistically think sorry here is mark carney talking about 1.00

00:13:56.220 fiscal balance hope to reach a fiscal surplus in five years 10 years 15 years when um well

00:14:03.880 the first thing if we ran a um let me tell you something if we made the assumptions that the

00:14:10.140 conservatives did about growth in our platform, we'd be in a fiscal surplus in five years,

00:14:16.160 to be absolutely clear. If we did the same thing as they did, okay? So I can show you a fiscal

00:14:23.400 surplus. And in fact, I can make a pretty good argument that a strategy that's driving enormous

00:14:30.120 private investment, directly private investment, is going to help deliver that growth. But unlike

00:14:37.160 Pierre Paulyev, I've actually managed economies before. I've actually managed budgets before.

00:14:42.220 I've managed central banks before. So you don't make those assumptions at that point.

00:14:47.080 But it's realistic to expect that if we are given the mandate and we execute on this plan,

00:14:54.560 which we will if it's my government, that we can see that surplus by the end of this period.

00:15:00.740 We just don't rely on it because to make a point that's absolutely clear, and I'll hand back,

00:15:07.160 We are in a crisis, and in a crisis, you always plan for the worst.

00:15:11.820 You don't hope for the best.

00:15:14.100 We are in a crisis.

00:15:16.460 We're always in a crisis.

00:15:18.780 I've managed economies before.

00:15:21.440 I've been the governor of the Bank of England.

00:15:24.400 I've been the governor of the Bank of Canada.

00:15:26.200 I know what I'm doing.

00:15:27.860 I'll print more money.

00:15:29.640 Remember what Liz Truss, the former prime minister of the U.K., said about Mark Carney?

00:15:33.980 it is extraordinary that Mark Carney has become the Prime Minister of Canada. He did a terrible

00:15:39.260 job in Britain of the governorship of the Bank of England. He created a lot of the problems that

00:15:45.480 blew up on my watch and that I got blamed for were actually created by him. He backed Labour in the

00:15:51.960 election and Rachel Reeves's policies, which are leading the country to bankruptcy. So why on earth

00:15:58.880 the Liberal Party of Canada has selected this man, I have no idea. And I think it is illegitimate

00:16:05.800 that this guy has never been elected as a member of parliament in Canada. I'm, you know, I'm utterly

00:16:12.960 puzzled. And Justin Trudeau has pursued a lot of the same policies that Europe has been pursuing.

00:16:18.480 And America has raced ahead of us. Back at the turn of the millennium, the average Brit was

00:16:24.820 catching up with the average american in terms of income bad we are now 34 000 a year behind 0.95

00:16:32.420 we are poorer than mississippi which is the poorest american state and the same is true

00:16:38.340 the same is true of france and germany and to some extent of canada because they pursued all

00:16:44.980 of these woke policies high taxes high spending not using their natural resources

00:16:50.980 and justin trudeau was the architect of that and of course mark carney has been the advocate

00:16:57.860 of these policies so i don't know what is going on in canada but in the same way as i think people

00:17:05.380 in britain need to wake up to what the real threat to our country is i think they need to wake up in

00:17:10.600 canada you think so there's an economist named trevor toome and when the liberal policy came out

00:17:19.860 a couple of days ago, over the weekend, I think maybe on Sunday morning, he read it

00:17:24.080 and he went, hmm, I don't think this is really going to work.

00:17:29.640 Now, there are different types of economists out there.

00:17:33.160 There's the Mark Carney type, and then there's the Trevor Toom type, more capitalistic, I

00:17:39.340 would suggest.

00:17:40.740 Toom says the liberal platform walks away from the party's own fiscal commitments, which

00:17:46.620 is kind of interesting, isn't it?

00:17:49.860 So he says in the final week of the campaign, political parties began releasing their fully

00:17:55.260 costed election platforms.

00:17:56.880 And as far as government finances are concerned, the liberal plan was especially noteworthy.

00:18:03.060 The platform marks a clear break from the government's previous approach to fiscal

00:18:07.680 policy and proposes to move Canada onto a less sustainable track, even less sustainable

00:18:14.800 than the Trudeau track.

00:18:18.300 That's alarming.

00:18:19.860 Of course, former Prime Minister Trudeau was never one to stress financial discipline.

00:18:25.720 He said he wasn't very good at math, and he would leave that up to the experts.

00:18:30.740 His government frequently strayed from its own commitments around spending, deficits, and debt.

00:18:36.000 But even then, there were nods to long-term sustainability.

00:18:39.780 It's worth quoting the government's own budget documents from last year at length,

00:18:43.300 which highlighted the value of maintaining Canada's responsible fiscal anchor.

00:18:49.860 Hang on, let me scroll up here just a second.

00:18:52.220 To reduce the federal debt-to-GDP ratio over the medium term,

00:18:56.360 this metric is key not only for fiscal sustainability,

00:18:59.440 but also to preserve Canada's AAA credit rating,

00:19:02.240 which helps maintain investors' confidence

00:19:04.640 and keeps Canada's borrowing costs as low as possible.

00:19:07.580 There's little to disagree with here, he says.

00:19:10.580 Ensuring that the debt-to-GDP ratio falls over time

00:19:13.800 is a widely accepted indicator of fiscal responsibility.

00:19:17.560 Debt can't rise indefinitely without consequence.

00:19:19.860 This is not a political statement. It's simple arithmetic.

00:19:23.480 One could take issue with the pace of the government's previously planned debt reduction

00:19:27.220 or its ability to stick to its own commitments, but the goal pointed in the right direction.

00:19:32.400 The new liberal platform proposes to change that.

00:19:36.660 In its last budget, the government committed to lowering the debt-to-GDP ratio in 24-25

00:19:42.620 and keeping it on a downward path.

00:19:44.640 It also pledged to shrink the deficit to less than 1% of GDP by 2026 and beyond.

00:19:51.460 The party now hopes to achieve a deficit of 2% of GDP in 2526,

00:19:56.540 falling only slightly to 1.8% the next year, then 1.6%, eventually 1.4% by 2028.

00:20:04.620 This is a sharp increase compared to previous projections.

00:20:08.020 Those in the last budget, the fall economic update,

00:20:10.340 and even the parliamentary budget officer's most recent independent forecast

00:20:14.380 and it's an even sharper increase from the government's own plans from just over two years

00:20:19.520 ago when it projected a surplus by 2027. Prior to COVID, Canada had not seen sustained deficits

00:20:26.520 this large outside recessions since the early 1990s. Rather than showing a decline in debt to

00:20:33.280 GDP ratio from nearly 42 percent in 2025 to 39 percent by 2028, the new platform projects a rise

00:20:41.240 to nearly 43 percent by 2027, with only a slight drop to 42.7 in 2028. That's an increase of 2.6

00:20:50.700 percentage points of GDP compared to PBO's baseline and 3.7 points above the government's

00:20:57.560 earlier budget plan. These are not only large numbers, but the entire fiscal trajectory of

00:21:03.120 the federal government is now pointed in a potentially unsustainable direction. He illustrates,

00:21:08.560 he goes on to say this is not a sustainable plan so when mark carney was asked about it by reporters

00:21:18.180 yesterday he bristled watch oh trevor toome is wrong in your opinion yes i have more experience

00:21:28.700 than he does and it's important to state that barry with cbc i'd like to follow i'd like to

00:21:33.900 If you've got an economist like Trevor Toome saying that your plan is unsustainable, is there an argument that if Pierre Polyev is trying to bring down spending, bring down the deficit, that his plan is more fiscally responsible than yours?

00:21:49.900 Okay. There's one thing that you can write on a paper, there's another thing that will happen in the economy.

00:21:55.900 Okay, so our plan, to be clear, is focused on investment and growing this economy.

00:22:04.520 All of the spending, all of the investment in years three and four are for growing the economy.

00:22:15.640 Really?

00:22:17.800 Here's what the National Post said about it.

00:22:20.200 Mark Carney's platform is a plan for economic disaster.

00:22:25.900 don't sugarcoat it give it to us straight mark carney released his plan over the weekend to

00:22:33.680 spend 130 billion over the next four years rack up the deficit to 62 billion and because he calls

00:22:38.940 it investing he expects canadians to trust it the liberal leader's big trick involves dividing

00:22:45.440 his planned spending into operating and capital categories just like an annual financial statement

00:22:51.040 the intent is to emphasize that he plans to dedicate the majority of this new spending to

00:22:56.360 capital like infrastructure rather than operating costs which include services staff salaries and

00:23:02.480 other spending on non-physical things hence the spend less invest more slogan the actual accounting

00:23:09.020 behind carney's plans is fuzzy on monday university of calgary economist trevor toom remarked that

00:23:15.060 much of what the platform calls capital is probably just rebranded program spending well capital or

00:23:20.140 not, Carney's plan to overspend is a bad idea. If you buy a mansion, strap yourself to a mortgage

00:23:26.460 you can't afford, you can be said to be investing in capital, but you might not ever pay it off,

00:23:32.160 crushed under interest with no ability to buy decent furniture, clothes, or food. Carney's

00:23:36.560 would do just that with an entire economy, an entire country, rather than just a household.

00:23:43.600 So how on earth would they be able to keep spending, spending, spending, spending, sorry,

00:23:49.680 investing investing investing investing if they haven't got the money to do it well i guess they're

00:23:55.960 going to have to raise taxes somehow and pierre paulia floated something interesting the other day

00:24:02.220 this home equity tax that the liberals had kind of toyed with last year or maybe two years ago

00:24:10.720 last year it was increasing the capital gains tax under generational fairness remember that

00:24:15.740 where they were going to bump the capital gains tax on anything you own outside of your own

00:24:21.640 personal home where you live from 50 to 75 percent when you sell it and then no no no we're

00:24:28.260 not going to do that but they're still floating that idea it's out there a home equity tax and

00:24:34.580 let's remember what christia freeland said a couple of times over the past four years when

00:24:40.420 was finance minister watch this quite a lot of money that they've saved because there hasn't

00:24:46.740 been that much to do in the pandemic and certainly it would be great if that money could go towards

00:24:53.620 driving our recovery and i want to make an offer now to all of your listeners if people have ideas

00:25:00.340 on how the government can act help unlock that pre-loaded stimulus very very interested maybe

00:25:06.660 as Doug Porter was suggesting it happens by itself that's the best scenario for me but if

00:25:12.100 people have ideas on it can really you know try to on that and particularly unleash it in the

00:25:18.520 Canadian economy that really needs so what's she talking about here exactly rating your savings

00:25:24.080 rating your bank accounts rating your investments in order to get the economy fired up again

00:25:30.240 Let's keep in mind this was during COVID, and they were desperately throwing out ideas.

00:25:37.840 But remember, it's also always been part of the plan, and Mark Carney was the financial advisor to the Trudeau government at this time.

00:25:47.100 Let's continue.

00:25:48.340 Support. Tourism. Hospitality. Domestic services. Let me know.

00:25:52.460 more homes built faster and we're also working hard to be sure thank you that homes are not a

00:26:00.700 thank you very much no thank you did you hear what she just said

00:26:05.200 we're working hard to make sure that homes are not a financial our homes built faster

00:26:13.740 and we're also working hard to be sure thank you very much are not a financial asset thank

00:26:18.940 you very much no thank you very much for making clear that the conservative party doesn't actually

00:26:25.580 care about whether homes are for canadians to live in does the conservative party not care

00:26:30.420 if there are vacant thank you minister we're actually advocating for some common sense 0.70

00:26:35.380 these boomers for carny have no idea what they're getting never mind future generations that's

00:26:48.780 already been covered. They have no idea what they're getting themselves into. They don't 0.65

00:26:55.140 understand. They don't get it. Here's a story that I ran across today from mpameg.com. Home

00:27:06.460 equity will stay tax-free and conservative government. Polyev promises retirees. This is

00:27:11.240 from a couple of days ago when he was addressing the retiree group in Toronto, I believe. The

00:27:16.960 Liberals say claims they would introduce home equity, equity tax or false, even though they wanted to increase the capital gains tax from 50 to 75 percent last year.

00:27:26.200 And CRA went as far as starting to implement that that platform before it was ever made into law.

00:27:36.920 Polly says a conservative government would never impose a tax on home equity, warning the liberals could consider it to fund spending plans, claims the liberals strongly deny.

00:27:46.960 Speaking to members of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons, or CARP, in Toronto on Monday,

00:27:53.380 Polyev responded directly to a question on whether his government would ever tax equity Canadians have built up in their homes.

00:28:00.580 He says, we will never allow a tax on home equity, period, full stop, not going to happen.

00:28:06.960 He did suggest the Liberals would do it, and sure, they wanted to increase the capital gains tax.

00:28:13.280 They were considering raiding your savings, raiding your investments.

00:28:18.200 You've got a lot of money.

00:28:20.720 You won't mind if we take a little bit, will you?

00:28:23.800 We have to get the economy going.

00:28:25.460 It's for everybody.

00:28:26.360 It's generational fairness.

00:28:28.020 Don't you understand?

00:28:32.860 This is an editorial piece from Kevin Kline, who is the publisher of the Winnipeg Sun.

00:28:38.020 Don't forget to like and share.

00:28:39.200 Guys, get this out to as many people as you possibly can.

00:28:41.620 Oh, and by the way, Mark Carney, you will own nothing and be happy.

00:28:46.800 That part's coming up as well.

00:28:49.800 So Kevin Kline says the liberals are eyeing home equity tax while Canadians shout fake news and hurl emojis.

00:28:57.980 And don't forget this guy, the Brampton Boomer or the Brantford Boomer. 0.51

00:29:02.220 I always mix those two up.

00:29:04.120 The response to my recent column on the liberal government's quiet interest in taxing your home equity was predictable,

00:29:10.820 but revealing. Instead of engaging with the facts, many online commentators resorted to the usual

00:29:17.100 routine, hashtags, name-calling, shouting fake news into the void, hurling emojis like they're

00:29:22.020 making a serious argument. Let that sink in. That's the level of discourse from people who

00:29:28.080 refuse to confront what's actually happening in this country. When faced with uncomfortable truths,

00:29:34.840 they lash out. Not with logic, not with facts, but with hate and deflection. So Klein says,

00:29:41.600 let's set the record straight again, because the facts are not up for debate. And again,

00:29:46.420 like I said to you guys last night, if you have friends or family members who are on the fence

00:29:51.080 right now, they're considering voting liberal, please send this to them, this show. Share this

00:29:58.300 with them. Make them watch at least the first half hour of this, because the liberals are planning

00:30:02.740 to do all of the things that they were planning to do a year ago that they say they're not planning

00:30:08.000 to do now. Everything they say is a lie. Just because they've got a new guy driving the bus,

00:30:15.320 they got the same people still running behind them. All the same ministers, all the same MPs,

00:30:20.660 all the same Trudeau behind-the-scenes players. They're all there. It's the same group.

00:30:27.840 the canada mortgage and housing corporation cmhc a federal crown corporation has investigated the

00:30:34.440 possibility of a home equity tax on more than one occasion using taxpayer dollars to fund that

00:30:40.600 research this was not backroom speculation it was real documented work the liberals paid a group

00:30:49.200 called generation squeeze led by activist paul kershaw to study how the government could tap

00:30:55.400 into Canadians' home equity, including their primary residences. Kershaw, by the way, believes

00:31:01.660 homeowners are lottery winners who didn't earn their wealth but lucked into it. That's the ideology

00:31:09.360 being advanced to the highest levels of government. It didn't stop there. These proposals were

00:31:15.760 presented directly to federal cabinet ministers. That's on record, and most of those same ministers

00:31:21.340 are now part of Mark Carney's team as he positions himself as the liberal leader.

00:31:26.840 Yet when this was raised publicly, the online mob didn't want to talk about facts. They wanted to

00:31:33.180 shout it down. They didn't check public records, CMHC reports, or even the government's own

00:31:37.540 briefing documents. Instead, they defaulted to the tired claim, conservative fear-mongering.

00:31:44.300 Let's be clear, this is not about partisanship. It's about math and reality. The federal

00:31:50.780 government is $1.2 trillion in debt. Interest payments on that debt are expected to hit $54

00:31:57.760 billion this year. Carney wants to spend even more now. You just heard him say it.

00:32:05.600 This is more than the federal government spends on health care transfers to the provinces.

00:32:10.240 That's right. We now spend more on interest than on health care.

00:32:14.860 in Ontario nearly 40 percent of the provincial budget already goes to health care in Alberta

00:32:22.880 it's over 27 billion and with federal health transfers strained and interest rates rising

00:32:28.000 provinces are being left to shoulder even more this is not sustainable when a government runs

00:32:34.520 out of money it doesn't cut and if it doesn't cut spending which Mark Carney has no plans to do

00:32:39.260 as we know. It looks for new ways to take more from you. Enter your home. Not to mention that

00:32:47.000 carbon tax, which he rolled back to zero, but will bring back in a different way once he's

00:32:53.700 elected, if he's elected. He'll bring it back in carbon tariffs. And that's all part of his

00:32:57.880 GFON's climate cartel. We'll get into that a little bit later on.

00:33:02.820 the total home equity held by canadians is over 4.7 trillion dollars it's the largest pool of

00:33:10.480 private wealth in the country for millions of canadians especially baby boomers it's the only

00:33:17.380 retirement fund they have they don't have big pensions they have a paid off house and a hope

00:33:23.440 it will carry them through their later years yet that's what ottawa has quietly been circling

00:33:29.660 Some people claim this doesn't affect them because they don't own a home.

00:33:32.640 Or worse, they say, good, tax the rich.

00:33:36.140 But owning a modest home in Winnipeg or Kelowna or Halifax doesn't make someone rich.

00:33:41.340 It makes them responsible.

00:33:42.820 And punishing that with new taxes isn't equity.

00:33:45.680 It's theft disguised as fairness.

00:33:48.280 So why are so many people rushing to defend a government that keeps denying this publicly?

00:33:53.980 Well, investigating it, which public records clearly show.

00:33:57.560 because we've entered a dangerous era where facts are ignored if they don't fit the narrative.

00:34:04.140 If something doesn't come from a subsidized media outlet or a friendly talking head,

00:34:08.860 it's labeled fake misinformation, disinformation.

00:34:12.000 Never mind that the Winnipeg Sun is one of the few remaining locally owned independent daily newspapers in Canada,

00:34:18.000 not bought and paid for by the one billion plus dollar federal media bailouts.

00:34:24.220 if you're waiting for the cbc to challenge this government spending habits or debt trajectory

00:34:29.520 don't hold your breath the carny liberals gave cbc another 150 million april 1st 2025 without

00:34:36.840 asking you without a debate in fact parliament wasn't even sitting meanwhile when anyone tries

00:34:42.520 to bring up the numbers when someone dares to say hey maybe taxing people's homes isn't the

00:34:47.020 solution to overspending they get branded a conspiracy theorist a hack or worse that's what

00:34:53.500 passes for debate in canada today and frankly it's embarrassing when governments get desperate

00:34:59.040 they don't go after billionaires they go after the easiest targets the ones who can't move their

00:35:04.860 money the ones who don't have accountants or lobbyists or offshore bank accounts and that's

00:35:09.480 that's us it's time to stop being distracted by trolls and political tribalism and have a serious

00:35:16.400 adult conversation about our future we need to talk about what money we actually have what

00:35:22.300 programs we can sustain and how much longer we can keep pretending everything is fine because

00:35:27.500 if we don't decisions will be made for us and they won't be made in your interest

00:35:32.540 they'll be made in the interest of brookfield asset management

00:35:37.200 this is the moment to pay attention not to hashtags not to insults but to what's actually

00:35:44.460 happening look at the debt look at the interest payments look at the quiet efforts to find new

00:35:49.480 tax revenue. Connect the dots and then ask yourself, are we really ready to have an honest

00:35:55.220 conversation? Or are we going to keep burying our heads in emoji-filled outrage while the future

00:36:00.720 gets sold off behind our backs? Whoa. That's pretty solid. Pretty solid.

00:36:12.540 New liberal leader backpedals on party promise to tax the rich. This goes back to the end of March.

00:36:19.480 When Carney said, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:36:22.200 We're not going to move ahead with that capital tax thing, capital gains tax thing.

00:36:27.260 We're not going to do that.

00:36:31.380 So he's rolled back the carbon tax.

00:36:33.980 He's rolled back this proposal.

00:36:36.900 Wants to keep spending and spending, though.

00:36:39.380 Foreign aid is another thing that Polyev says he will slash.

00:36:42.840 But here's Mark Carney talking about that.

00:36:44.660 Our citizens are generous people.

00:36:46.380 They're sensible people, but we are generous people.

00:36:48.440 We take care of each other. That's what our plan does.

00:36:51.360 And we look out to do what we can for others.

00:36:54.480 So we do have a generous foreign aid program, an effective foreign aid program.

00:37:00.540 Pierre Polyev will cut it in half. He will cut it in half.

00:37:05.020 He said a few months ago he'd get rid of the whole thing,

00:37:09.320 echoing what Elon Musk and Donald Trump are doing in the United States.

00:37:12.920 He may have received some updated information from Fox News,

00:37:17.140 and so now he's cutting it in half.

00:37:18.440 Okay, there's a difference.

00:37:22.340 An enormous difference between the two of us in terms of our approach, one that's consistent

00:37:27.660 with Canadian values, another which is importing American approaches to Canada, and unfortunately

00:37:35.620 to the world.

00:37:36.760 And I will, to underscore, I have not, unlike you, I'm not as well read in many respects,

00:37:43.080 but I haven't read The Lancet study, but I would recognize that impact.

00:37:47.360 There will be enormous challenges internationally given the scale of and the effectiveness

00:37:53.620 of much of American aid because of this pullback.

00:37:57.880 We will look to do what we can, I would say, in making our judgments at this stage.

00:38:03.520 Our judgment is to protect our level of foreign aid and make it more effective at this stage,

00:38:09.680 recognizing and last point I'll hand back, which that we have to continue to increase,

00:38:15.840 which we do in our platform are spending on Canadian security and military. 0.92

00:38:23.340 This guy's dirty. 1.00

00:38:26.000 This guy is dirty. 1.00

00:38:29.520 He's in it for the money. 0.99

00:38:31.760 We've all seen this clip that I'm about to play

00:38:34.280 of Pierre Polyev raking him over the coals a few years ago in committee

00:38:39.580 when they were talking about pipelines.

00:38:41.460 And then Carney said, well, let me just explain how the economy works.

00:38:44.400 and polyev says yes yes thank you thank you thank you but there's an extra added piece to it

00:38:49.860 here watch this do you support the prime minister's decision to veto the northern gateway pipeline

00:38:57.160 mr carney i i understand the veto of the northern gateway pipeline support it

00:39:01.980 given both environmental and commercial reasons do you support it i think it's sensible i wasn't

00:39:10.300 involved in the decision but i think it was the right decision and yet your company has invested

00:39:14.620 billions of dollars in oil companies in both brazil and the uae to buy pipelines in 2017

00:39:23.420 brookfield acquired nts a brazilian regulated natural gas pipeline for over 5 billion dollars

00:39:30.540 today's 20.7 billion u.s dollar deal represents the single largest energy infrastructure investment

00:39:40.540 in the region and in fact it is the biggest in the world so far you bought billions of

00:39:47.420 dollars of pipelines as a company in the last five years do you support those investments

00:39:53.400 Mr. Polyev, there is a global energy system.

00:39:57.080 And one of the issues, I'm trying to explain a bit of how the economy works.

00:40:01.900 Thank you so much.

00:40:03.260 Well, it may help.

00:40:05.740 One of the issues for this committee in thinking about a sustainable transition.

00:40:10.040 Do you support it?

00:40:10.820 Where is Canada's role in those as energy transitions from fossil fuels to renewables?

00:40:17.960 And in different jurisdictions, into different geography.

00:40:22.060 it matters what you're saying is you oppose pipelines in canada but you support them in

00:40:26.780 the uae and in brazil that's what you've actually said they're a specific that's your double standard

00:40:32.140 it is not a double standard it is a double standard no it's not you make billions of

00:40:35.980 dollars off foreign pipelines so how you know carney has has said a lot of ridiculous things

00:40:44.860 a lot of gobbledygook a lot of double speak a lot of word salad alphabet soup

00:40:52.060 and he has clearly got a double standard.

00:40:56.240 If he supports buying pipelines in Brazil and the UAE,

00:41:01.000 and then supports the idea of shutting them down in Canada,

00:41:05.100 how is that not hypocrisy?

00:41:07.600 And yet he says, it's not a double standard.

00:41:10.180 Where does that kind of logic come from?

00:41:13.460 The mental gymnastics you have to do

00:41:15.640 in order to say something like that publicly

00:41:19.320 in front of millions of people

00:41:21.240 is astonishing to me you shut them down here at home putting our people out of work

00:41:25.460 that you are a representative of the canadian people and one of your responsibilities including

00:41:30.520 at this committee is to fight for canadian jobs and not foreign jobs exactly to fight for canadian

00:41:37.040 and the types of canadian jobs that are durable and are going to move forward right i grew up in

00:41:42.880 alberta i know the innovative nature of that well go try to give that answer back in alberta because

00:41:48.120 I grew up there, too, and I can tell you the people of Alberta to be ashamed with the answer

00:41:54.160 you just gave. You've just said you support your leader's decision to kill a Western Canadian 0.61

00:42:00.980 pipeline that ships the most ethical product in the world, yet you also support your company's

00:42:08.940 decision to invest billions of dollars in foreign pipelines in Brazil and in the UAE.

00:42:16.480 it's clear that this is not about the environment if it were you'd be consistent and you'd oppose

00:42:22.120 fossil fuels everywhere but you're happy to profit off of foreign fossil fuel companies

00:42:26.920 while killing jobs among our own people how do you address that flagrant hypocrisy 0.89

00:42:33.380 it strikes smacks of the davos elite at its worst

00:42:36.660 you guys know what g fonts is right that's that organization that mark carney himself put together

00:42:49.500 in scotland a few years ago and what it is is all of the big corporations all of the big

00:42:57.180 investment firms all of the big money in the world were to become a part of it now many of

00:43:04.620 them have left since donald trump took office back in january i think 300 billion dollars have

00:43:12.100 been removed from this g funds thing but what was this this was basically a climate cartel or it

00:43:17.860 still is it still exists a climate cartel that will not allow anybody any company in the world

00:43:25.500 to do business if they don't meet their esg and emissions standards here's carney explaining what

00:43:33.060 What will the consequences be if someone lags behind and doesn't do what they promised?

00:43:37.160 Well, look, if it's consistent, they're not making the effort and continue to underperform,

00:43:43.640 they will no longer be part of the alliance.

00:43:45.460 I mean, this is an alliance that is resolutely focused on net zero.

00:43:49.320 Are you insisting that as part of membership of this club, these investment companies, banks, pensions and so on,

00:43:57.920 end any subsidization or investment in fossil fuel companies?

00:44:01.600 Well, I wouldn't say any financing in fossil fuel companies, to be clear.

00:44:06.440 What they've committed to is the most rigorous transition that the scientific community has put out there,

00:44:13.080 which is, and I'll be more specific, the IEA one and a half degree transition with no overshoot.

00:44:19.960 The cognoscenti will know exactly what that means.

00:44:23.180 There's the IPC scenario as well, their pathway with that.

00:44:26.640 That's what they're committing to.

00:44:28.800 That includes continuing to invest in fossil fuel companies?

00:44:31.600 Well, listen, Hannah, you know, there is not a green switch that we can flip this afternoon and move from being economies where four fifths of global energy is supplied by fossil fuels today and overnight be 100 percent supplied by renewables.

00:44:45.900 That's not possible. But what is essential is there's not new investment in additional capacity that the world is not going to need.

00:44:55.380 but we'll ignore brookfield buying the pipelines in brazil and the uae we'll just overlook that

00:45:04.300 one no big deal we'll overlook china building one maybe two new coal plants every week we'll

00:45:13.360 overlook that because they have a commitment china's got a commitment they've got a commitment

00:45:17.280 to net zero by 2060. 0.92

00:45:22.680 It's a fraud.

00:45:23.940 It's a scam.

00:45:25.740 It's a hustle.

00:45:28.440 That's all it's ever been.

00:45:31.280 But now they're onto them in the United States.

00:45:33.360 I'm not sure if you guys know about this.

00:45:35.900 And maybe this is why Carney's running for office,

00:45:39.280 so he can have diplomatic immunity

00:45:41.680 if and when he travels to the United States.

00:45:44.740 and maybe this is why he hasn't traveled to the United States just yet.

00:45:48.200 Maybe that's why he went to the European Union instead

00:45:51.120 in his first days as the appointed prime minister.

00:45:54.720 From BNN Bloomberg, and this came out last December,

00:45:58.460 House committee says it finds evidence of a climate cartel.

00:46:03.920 This is collusion.

00:46:05.780 If you don't do what we say, you won't be a member of the club anymore.

00:46:10.120 You won't be allowed to do business anymore.

00:46:14.000 Ever.

00:46:14.740 anywhere. I believe the quote from Mark Carney was climate roadkill.

00:46:22.240 I couldn't find it earlier today, but I do recall seeing him say that in an interview not so long

00:46:27.220 ago. The House Judiciary Committee said it found substantial evidence of collusion and

00:46:34.080 anti-competitive behavior by the financial industry to impose radical ESG goals on U.S.

00:46:39.780 companies. An interim report published by the Republican-led committee said a cartel of financial

00:46:45.420 firms and climate activists sought to replace ExxonMobil Corp board members in 2021 after the

00:46:52.000 company declined to make a series of climate pledges. Unfortunately, the pressure campaign

00:46:57.800 against ExxonMobil isn't an isolated incident, the committee wrote. Through coordinated shareholder

00:47:03.480 pressure campaigns at u.s companies the climate cartel mark carney's the head of it g fonts

00:47:11.800 seeks to use the trillions of dollars it manages to impose

00:47:15.000 its agenda on the u.s economy and drain it of affordable energy

00:47:23.080 the judiciary committee chaired by jim jordan ohio republican single dug groups including climate

00:47:28.920 action 100 plus in the glasgow financial alliance for net zero g fonds for leading what they

00:47:35.940 described as a climate crusade the committee said its investigation is ongoing and by the way

00:47:41.880 they have questioned mark carney on this not publicly either they questioned him privately

00:47:48.740 so who knows they take this stuff pretty seriously down in the united states and

00:47:55.300 And if Mark Carney, the head of GFONS, formerly, was found guilty of collusion, he could be

00:48:05.160 going to jail for quite some time in the United States if he ever decided to go there.

00:48:10.340 Let's just see if Mark Carney ever goes to the United States.

00:48:14.960 Let's just see what happens.

00:48:16.480 I guess as Prime Minister, he would have diplomatic immunity.

00:48:19.160 They wouldn't be able to touch him.

00:48:20.900 But his buddies, they'll be able to get his buddies.

00:48:23.980 I used to live in Kanata, Ontario, which is a suburb of Ottawa, so it's kind of close to my heart.

00:48:29.280 I owned a home there. It was 21 Chimo Drive. Nice place. I really enjoyed my time in Kanata. I was

00:48:37.280 only there for a couple of years, but I really liked it, and my neighbor Norm was a solid guy,

00:48:41.440 too. He helped me get rid of a hornet's nest once, but that's a whole different story.

00:48:46.880 The race in Kanata is very, very close between the liberals and conservatives, and so I thought,

00:48:52.620 hey, Jenna Suds is the liberal candidate there.

00:48:56.980 And I believe his name is Glenn Kung,

00:49:00.540 who is running for the Conservatives.

00:49:02.840 And they did a Zoom debate.

00:49:05.460 They didn't do it publicly for whatever reason.

00:49:07.440 Here's a Zoom debate. 1.00

00:49:08.900 Watch how Jenna Suds gets caught lying her ass off here. 1.00

00:49:14.260 That the Conservatives will find savings within government. 0.98

00:49:19.480 I challenge, what does that mean?

00:49:21.520 Is that the 17,000 jobs a year that they're committing to cut from the public service jobs people in our community rely on?

00:49:30.340 I also will just say that it is false that Conservatives have not committed to continue to invest in child care.

00:49:38.040 It is not in the platform and you will not see an additional single new space in their platform.

00:49:44.240 And to conclude, Greg Kung from the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:49:47.980 Please go ahead.

00:49:49.600 Thank you again.

00:49:50.360 uh thank you to the organizers uh for the invitation to this evening story to all for

00:49:54.760 keeping you away from the sense game i also just want to quickly thank all of the individuals here

00:50:00.120 for putting their name on a ballot um i think democracy is better off uh for it um just very

00:50:06.600 quickly uh i i wish my liberal opponent actually read our platform because on page 19 it makes it

00:50:12.920 very clear that we plan to maintain those child care agreements i also take issue with the fact

00:50:19.240 that she is trying to scare uh people on this uh on this meeting by at saying we're suggesting

00:50:26.200 that we are going to fire 17 000 public servants it says very clearly in our platform that we

00:50:33.800 will not fire pink we will not fire public servants we will give no pink slips this is all 0.94

00:50:38.680 through attrition and in fact we will be now obviously the reason this is such a big deal

00:50:44.040 in ottawa canada places like that is because there are so many public servants federal public

00:50:50.120 servants in that area so yeah there's a lot of them in this in this particular writing replacing

00:50:54.760 two for every three that leaves so again i i i would hope that members here would hold their

00:51:01.440 member of parliament to account to actually read documents that are released what you've heard here

00:51:07.980 should have you considering your options on election day look one thing is clear to me the

00:51:13.080 status quo is not working for Kanata. You have the option to support more of the same, which has

00:51:18.260 brought in a lost liberal decade and made everything more expensive. Or you can vote for

00:51:23.720 change. I represent that change. Why am I running to be your member of parliament? I'm running

00:51:29.080 because I care about this community deeply. I've served this community and I want our people to

00:51:34.700 succeed. I want our community to be proud, strong and hopeful for what the future can bring. I say

00:51:42.200 this because the people I've met throughout the campaign and through my work experience have given

00:51:46.880 me the conviction required to be a strong advocate for you. Your current Liberal Member of Parliament

00:51:53.960 probably wants you to thank her for temporarily removing a carbon tax she supported in government

00:51:59.200 14 times, including as a cabinet minister. She wants you to thank her for promising the things

00:52:05.540 conservatives have been suggesting for years. She had a seat at the table and you are further behind

00:52:11.300 as a result. Don't be fooled by these last-ditch political moves designed to make you forget what

00:52:17.100 the liberals have done to our community and this country. The facts speak for themselves.

00:52:22.600 Under the liberals, property crime is 40% higher in Ottawa than in New York City, if you can believe

00:52:28.420 it. The liberals firmly support catch-and-release policies. We'll end these. Families are paying

00:52:35.260 $10,000 more in tax than they did before the liberals were first elected. We'll cut taxes.

00:52:41.300 Our GDP has grown 1.5% over the last 10 years, while the U.S. saw nearly 20% growth.

00:52:48.480 We are going to unlock investment and increase productivity.

00:52:52.860 And the national debt has doubled.

00:52:54.540 We already pay over $46 billion annually servicing that debt, and now they want to

00:52:59.740 add $130 billion in new inflationary spending.

00:53:03.900 Canadians cannot afford that.

00:53:06.580 This is about trust.

00:53:07.540 Can you trust the same people who have put Canada in this predicament or can we move forward with change for the better?

00:53:13.920 A representative that puts you first for a change.

00:53:18.140 I've heard a common theme about unity during this election.

00:53:21.700 A great symbol for a united Canada is a West East pipeline, a reinvigorated military, a growing and vibrant middle class and an economy that doesn't rank last in the G7.

00:53:34.300 We cannot afford a fourth liberal term.

00:53:36.920 I will work tirelessly to make things affordable again, to make Canada more resilient and self-reliant.

00:53:43.840 I want to help get our economy growing again.

00:53:46.340 We can make this community a safe and enjoyable place to live, work, and raise a family.

00:53:52.220 Conservatives can make these changes a reality.

00:53:56.240 Canada, Beaver, Brooke, if you know somebody who lives in that riding, talk to them.

00:54:02.660 hell if you know somebody that lives in any riding that might go liberal please talk to them

00:54:10.620 we told you last night that records were smashed in advance polling over the weekend friday saturday

00:54:17.820 sunday monday saw 25 percent more people than ever before going to vote in the advance polls i heard

00:54:24.320 from the the guy who was running the conservative campaign in bc today he said don't be fooled by

00:54:30.600 that. We had record numbers in advance polls in the B.C. election. We thought we're in the clear

00:54:36.340 because, generally speaking, a population that wants change wants to get to the polls as fast

00:54:42.420 as they can, and they go vote early. But that didn't happen in B.C. Yes, the Conservative

00:54:47.960 Party did very well in B.C., and they came close to forming government, but they didn't win.

00:54:53.360 the NDP still holds a majority government, believe it or not, in BC. The same can happen

00:55:02.060 in our country. They're expecting the highest voter turnout since 1984, somewhere near 75,

00:55:09.860 80% even. That's incredible. They say it could be even higher than the record voter turnout

00:55:18.280 in 1958 when john dieffenbaker won a minority government in terms of percentages obviously

00:55:24.580 not the number of votes because canada was significantly smaller population wise back then

00:55:29.340 if you know somebody and i know what you're thinking as i say this if you know somebody

00:55:37.440 who's just not going to vote they don't care i'm not interested in that stuff i'm not interested

00:55:45.620 in politics you can say to them any number of things you can say look what they did to you

00:55:50.580 during covid look what they did to all of us during covid just by declaring an emergency

00:55:57.440 just by dropping a mandate look what they did to you

00:56:02.840 you may not be interested in politics but politics is definitely interested in you

00:56:10.640 and your home

00:56:15.620 Now, we've never seen political rallies like we've seen in Canada up until the past two months.

00:56:24.040 Pierre Polyev rallies. He was in Vaughan yesterday.

00:56:26.640 Apparently 6,000 people turned out. Watch this.

00:56:45.620 With glory, Christ, we see

00:56:50.820 The truth, Lord, strong and free

00:56:55.620 The Father, God, O man

00:57:00.820 We stand on the glory

00:57:04.320 God, He our man

00:57:10.520 Glory, God, and free

00:57:14.520 Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

00:57:25.620 Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

00:57:42.020 You got a tent city?

00:57:44.520 In your city or town, what I mean by that, obviously, in case you don't have one, in case you have never seen one before, is a conflagration of tents.

00:57:55.180 And I'm not talking about tent tents.

00:57:57.560 I'm talking about plastic hung between two branches of a tree, garbage everywhere, shopping carts.

00:58:06.080 That's what a tent city is.

00:58:07.480 It's a place in any city where the homeless have just decided to congregate and form their own little city inside of a city.

00:58:17.080 And it's dangerous.

00:58:19.220 Drug use is prevalent in these places.

00:58:22.240 Crime, obviously, becomes more prevalent in these places.

00:58:26.560 People are scared.

00:58:27.200 People who have spent $700,000, $800,000, $900,000 on a nice home in the city will wake up one morning, and next thing you know, there's 100 homeless people living outside the front steps, maybe about 100 feet away.

00:58:42.440 And more and more are coming because, hey, where those people are, I want to be if I'm homeless.

00:58:47.920 And so they all get together, and what are you going to do?

00:58:50.380 Now you've got all these drug-addicted people.

00:58:53.440 And again, I have nothing against, you know, people who are homeless. I don't. But many of them want to be in that situation. I know this from experience. I've spoken to many of them and I've volunteered at many, many different homeless shelters in the city of Winnipeg. I get it. I totally understand. They don't know anything else. They don't want anything else. That's their life.

00:59:16.380 many of them are addicted to whatever substance they can find yeah glue sniffing it's real it

00:59:25.280 happens whatever they can get their hands on now if you don't live in that world do you want

00:59:36.120 something that something like that near the home that you just spent seven hundred and fifty

00:59:40.280 thousand dollars on? Probably not.

00:59:44.780 Pierre Polyev has said

00:59:46.200 he would give police more powers 1.00

00:59:48.180 to dismantle the tent cities, and the

00:59:50.180 liberals were all over that today on

00:59:52.120 social media. Oh my God, this heartless

00:59:54.360 man!

00:59:58.980 Did I forget to mention

01:00:00.180 as well that within these tent cities, there are

01:00:02.180 a good deal of scammers as well.

01:00:05.000 And I'm sure you've seen these people,

01:00:06.920 and I've talked about this before. 0.98

01:00:08.340 people begging looking very pathetic and and you know very well done looking very pathetic on the 0.87

01:00:15.760 street please please any change you have please anything you have you offer them a sandwich they 0.96

01:00:19.740 say no i don't want a sandwich i'll take your money there was one guy like that in the part

01:00:26.640 of town i used to live in and i got to know him a little bit because i walked past him on my way

01:00:34.520 to work every day. And then I saw him at a restaurant, kind of a high-end restaurant where

01:00:42.000 my radio station was having a Christmas party one year. I saw him in a suit. And I couldn't

01:00:46.800 believe it was the same guy because he looked different, but same guy. So I walked over and

01:00:52.100 said, oh yeah, I guess begging pays off, eh? He took off. He left. He was a scam artist. And

01:01:00.100 there's many of those people as well you can't be fooled so yes some of them are

01:01:07.660 down on their luck some of them are in that situation but you can pull yourself there's

01:01:15.500 so many social programs in this country provincial federal you can pull yourself out of it if you

01:01:21.480 want to. And we don't need these tent cities forming near properties that we have put our

01:01:32.080 lives savings into. That is unfair for people who do want to be upwardly mobile, who do

01:01:42.600 want a better life for themselves and their families. Here's Pierre Polyev talking to

01:01:47.820 the media earlier today. Canada could be headed into a recession, yet your platform does not

01:01:53.980 account for this uncertainty. How do you justify that? Well, my platform, when you say it doesn't

01:02:02.020 account for that, can you explain what you mean by that? Well, part of your platform projects

01:02:07.200 growth based on projects that have yet to happen, you know, by repealing C-69, by having growth with

01:02:13.800 pipelines. That could take years. So I just wonder, should you have erred more on the side

01:02:18.200 of caution, given the fact that we're only a few months into a trade war? Well, listen, first of

01:02:24.500 all, the reason our economy has no growth and has been in a per capita recession for the last five

01:02:29.220 years is because of the policies that Mark Carney advised Justin Trudeau's Liberals to implement.

01:02:36.100 They are the reckless ones. And now what is ultimately the most reckless of all is at a

01:02:41.220 period of uncertainty, Mark Carney says he wants to keep all of the spending that Justin Trudeau

01:02:46.780 planned and then stack $130 billion more spending on top of that for a total of quarter trillion

01:02:54.120 dollars of extra inflationary debt that will drive up the cost of food and fuel. Now, you ask me in

01:03:01.640 a period of economic weakness, after the Liberals have been in power for three terms, whether it is

01:03:08.340 wise to campaign on economic growth it's not only wise it's essential for a change that we grow our

01:03:17.340 economy i would tend to agree with that jordan peterson was back on with joe rogan yesterday i

01:03:31.200 think he got released and he's very worried himself ever this is one of the things that

01:03:35.440 worries me about Canada at the moment. You know, I know when we talked a couple of weeks

01:03:39.840 ago, I expressed my concern about what was happening in Canada.

01:03:42.540 Yeah, it doesn't look good.

01:03:43.700 Well, I read Carney's book, Values. I read it twice, and I understood it. And Carney

01:03:51.720 says in that book, well, he says he's an advocate of centralized planning, ESG. He was a huge

01:03:59.280 ESG advocate. He organized many large corporations to go down this central planning governance route

01:04:07.760 because the market wasn't pricing everything properly. And so central planners had to step in

01:04:12.760 and BlackRock and Vanguard and places like that were big parts of that. Don't know if they were

01:04:17.240 directly affected by Carney, but it's the same thing. And they've stepped away from that. And

01:04:21.160 he's a big DEI advocate. And he's also a net zero advocate. And Carney says in his book,

01:04:27.560 This is a good example of this, and I think also a good example of this kind of narcissism that we talked about earlier.

01:04:35.680 Every single financial decision that every individual or organization makes has to prioritize decarbonization above all else.

01:04:43.300 Or else, and there will be many, he doesn't say casualties, but he implies that,

01:04:47.920 there'll be many who pay a price along the way, but it's necessary, you know,

01:04:52.880 because you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.

01:04:55.640 And then he says 75% of the world's fossil fuels have to stay in the ground.

01:05:01.060 And this is who Canadians are seriously thinking about electing.

01:05:04.500 Why does he say the fossil fuels have to stay in the ground?

01:05:07.380 Too much carbon.

01:05:08.700 You know, the real problem with that is the same problem with the COVID narrative,

01:05:14.280 is that they don't allow any dissent.

01:05:18.240 They don't allow any data that conflicts with the narrative.

01:05:21.900 and they don't want to look at any possible like both of them are complicated they're not similar

01:05:30.840 in a lot but there are because they're top-down tyrannical tools using fear and compulsion

01:05:37.520 it's amazing to me that joe hasn't put that together yet well they're kind of similar but

01:05:44.400 they're not it's the same playbook man it's the same playbook for climate same playbook for

01:05:50.580 covid same playbook for trans oh speaking of trans i guess pride toronto was getting their

01:05:59.000 funding from usaid it wouldn't surprise me and so that got cut off obviously they're struggling

01:06:05.520 we need money so toronto decided to give them 350 000 the city of toronto all the

01:06:13.760 councilors got together voted and said yeah yeah yeah we're gonna give them 350 000 of your hard

01:06:18.240 earned tax dollars. The nonsense needs to end. It needs to end at every single level. So when I tell

01:06:27.540 you guys that you got to find extra conservative voters, I'm not kidding. I'm seriously not kidding.

01:06:34.260 We need people to turn up. We need it. If not, Mark Carney wins the election. Now,

01:06:42.460 if Mark Carney wins the election, the only good thing that can come of that

01:06:45.780 would be Alberta sovereignty.

01:06:48.620 What are you going to do if Mark Carney wins the election?

01:06:52.440 What are you going to do if he brings in home equity taxes

01:06:55.700 in the next six months, if he ramps up the carbon tax again?

01:06:59.780 You will own nothing and be happy.

01:07:02.160 He was one of the architects of the Great Reset.

01:07:06.540 He's not just implementing it.

01:07:07.940 He helped design it.

01:07:11.060 This guy is so incredibly dangerous.

01:07:15.780 are you going to move someplace else?

01:07:19.560 Maybe Alberta?

01:07:21.700 Maybe Mexico?

01:07:26.440 Consider it, because Canada could become a...

01:07:29.640 And I don't mean to scare you here.

01:07:32.480 Yeah, you know what? Yeah, I do.

01:07:35.080 I actually do.

01:07:37.160 This guy is bad.

01:07:40.180 It's not about net zero, keeping the planet green.

01:07:44.060 It's all about money.

01:07:44.960 these homes he wants to build he's talked about it publicly modular homes you know how much money

01:07:52.400 Brookfield asset management poured into modular home companies about five billion dollars he wants

01:07:59.700 to see a return on that and his investors do as well it's all about the money to him

01:08:03.660 what's in that blind trust

01:08:06.820 he can't win

01:08:12.560 he cannot win

01:08:15.040 you gotta get out and vote on Monday

01:08:17.700 and bring somebody with you

01:08:20.740 bring somebody who said they weren't going to vote

01:08:22.880 bring them with you

01:08:24.020 force them seriously

01:08:25.660 so if I scared you tonight

01:08:28.620 you scare them 1.00

01:08:29.500 shit rolls downhill 0.99

01:08:31.540 okay all right for you guys uh in the extension tonight for you all access night hawks at 0.97

01:08:41.840 shadow davis.com you've got a choice we can go ahead and i want you guys to write this down

01:08:46.600 in the telegram community the shadow at night community on telegram that's what it's called

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01:08:57.840 the group on telegram i would love you to go there and join us for the extension in just a

01:09:03.500 couple of minutes you got a choice tonight between apollo zero as we continue on the theme from last

01:09:08.800 night's show with stanley kubrick saying that he's the one who helped film and fake the moon

01:09:14.620 landings both apollo 11 and apollo 13 or steven crowder's released an interesting new special

01:09:20.660 called globalist cities i thought you might like to see that or there's a movie we can watch in two

01:09:25.420 parts that came out about six months ago called 2073 a dystopian look at the future about what

01:09:32.640 is it 50 years from now or so and i hear it's pretty good so that'll be up to you guys tonight

01:09:38.080 in the extension which is coming up in just a couple of minutes on shadow davis.com for the

01:09:43.600 rest of you i love you all i appreciate you all and i will catch you again tomorrow night

01:09:47.720 eight o'clock central for another episode bye for now

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01:10:25.420 We'll be right back.

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