00:09:15.840If large American companies are allowed into Canada, that will be the American takeover of Canada, as opposed to the quiet Chinese takeover of Canada, which seems to be occurring right now.
00:09:27.280Getting back to Pierre Polyev, he held his final rally in his home riding of Ottawa Carleton last night.
00:09:33.680And I'll show you the beginning and I'll show you the end. Here it is. Watch.
00:23:38.380I'm going to pull the shreddies off the shelf.
00:23:39.820never mind there could be something way better sitting right next to it you are focused on that
00:23:45.260particular name because that's what you've always had the riding was originally contested from 1917
00:23:53.480to 1979 when it was split into winnebeg assiniboine winnipeg fort gary it was brought back in 1987
00:23:59.920during a boundary redistribution the riding is considered a bellwether riding for canada as the
00:24:06.300party elected has gone on to form a government since 1988. You guys probably don't care about
00:24:12.480the boundaries or the demographics. It just so happened. So we'll keep an eye on that riding
00:24:17.340tonight once the polls close and they'll start trickling in after eight o'clock central time
00:24:23.860tonight. Okay, so here is an update. Let me go ahead and refresh here. 1912, it looked like there.
00:24:36.300and you see Newfoundland here blue isn't that interesting Newfoundland generally they've got
00:24:50.020four seats I think five seats actually if you include Labrador there one two three four yeah
00:24:57.980and usually all red so to see some blue in newfoundland
00:25:03.560that's pretty good now newfoundland's got seven my mistake
00:25:08.520so here's the current standings and again
00:25:14.360if the conservatives can get 40 percent of the writings in atlantic canada that'll be all right
00:25:25.900what we need is to see the bloc surge in quebec this might be tough
00:25:31.780because again and and really the only thing we've had to go on you guys is the polls
00:25:39.140right although i suspect once again those polls have been skewed by bad questions
00:25:45.020by people not answering i believe the bloc is going to do a lot better than the polls have1.00
00:25:51.420been suggesting um the leader of the bloc quebecois may be a smug son of a bitch0.98
00:25:57.600who i don't agree with at all when it comes to his position on separation0.96
00:26:07.080but i think the people of quebec like the guy so let's go back to cpac and see what they're
00:26:13.180talking about now and hopefully it's not well they played that card knowing there was something
00:26:17.320to be gained from it at the end of the campaign things or the other but it's more nuanced than
00:26:25.160that and so so quebec is less less faithful to traditional parties and likes to side sometimes
00:26:37.560with other ideas including the conservatives and this is in this kind of area that the conservatives
00:26:44.600get good results not necessarily in montreal or in rural areas because often the bloc is there
00:26:52.360at their nationalist people and take both maxime bernier comes from that area as well
00:26:58.200that gives you an idea all right all right we're going to take that off the screen for now
00:27:03.080um you know i forget the guy's name with mcga make canada great against sheldon i don't think
00:27:09.880think it's sheldon um but bombshell report spencer is his name i'm sorry not sheldon
00:27:17.000spencer i i think that he's trying to become canada's version of james o'keefe and i really
00:27:24.120appreciated the work that or appreciate the work that he's been doing lately he'd been going to
00:27:30.040carny rallies and crashing them and uh ndp same thing but he now he's in the hamilton area he
00:27:41.340reports that he saw some election employees elections canada employees or volunteers
00:27:49.260taking ballots home with them and he's got it on video so what we're going to do this is about a
00:27:57.860half hour long report that he put together here. So I'm going to play this in pieces. We're going
00:28:01.660to come back and give you guys results every seven or so minutes. All right. So let's have
00:28:06.880a look at this. And I'm not saying that any of this is not above board. What I am saying is it
00:28:20.760gives it gives us the idea that there could be something shady going on with the election
00:28:29.540and i certainly hope that you brought a pen to make your ex today because they'd have a hell
00:28:38.320of a time erasing a pen or a sharpie instead of the pencils that elections canada provides
00:28:44.280so here is spencer from mcga friday the one that just passed the 25th i was out purchasing
00:28:55.060a burka or whatever the heck i did end up buying in order to go crash a carny rally
00:29:01.760at the same mall that i was at purchasing that there is a elections ontario office
00:29:08.520659 Upper James Street in Hamilton. At this office, I placed my real vote.
00:29:16.100At this office on Friday, I observed five people leaving the office with ballot boxes,
00:29:27.500poll boxes. I thought to myself, that's the craziest thing I've ever seen. Let's videotape
00:29:35.120and so I did. And I sat in that parking lot while I watched a man fiddle in the back of his car
00:29:41.980inside of the pool box for what was likely five to ten minutes. Eventually, I followed this
00:29:49.000individual to see where he was going. Weirdly enough, we ended up at his house. Now,
00:29:57.760Now, I thought that was strange that a person from Elections Canada took a poll box home to his, took a poll box home. And so I drove up and I asked him about it, as he had put it in his open garage.
00:30:14.160and I videotaped that conversation and it was a very weird conversation and I was hiding my
00:30:22.920recording so I could get an honest answer out of him but it seemed like he realized I might be
00:30:28.360recording and regardless of if he did or not he seemed to be lying and you make that determination
00:30:34.900yourself so Friday that just passed I watched five people take pull boxes home I followed one of them
00:30:41.800to their house this sat with me for the weekend and today the 27th the day before our election
00:30:50.160I thought you know what I wasn't going to put these videos out I thought to myself
00:30:56.020I should call Elections Canada see if I'm getting something wrong here maybe they're just empty
00:31:03.360boxes and so I did and I talked to three people at Elections Canada before I got a supervisor
00:31:09.580first three were shocked that I was telling them what I told them and the supervisor whose phone
00:31:15.060call you're about to watch me have which I recorded was insane they told me that it is
00:31:23.960standard practice for returning officers or supervisors of which there would be
00:31:30.620two or three maximum in one office to take votes home
00:31:35.440but on the friday imagine these are votes that were cast so she by the way confirmed to me that
00:31:44.400they were votes and these votes are done with pencil but imagine the excuse imagine the idea
00:31:51.240what she said to me is that they need to take them to a secure location which is somebody's house
00:31:56.380which you could follow them to or not secure i know where the guy is um and i mean like anyone
00:32:02.020could have just followed somebody home um if they knew this so that aside they sat for likely days
00:32:09.140or weeks in a secure building the office where the votes were cast so what all of a sudden changes on
00:32:16.500the friday before the monday that makes that location less secure than the home of an individual
00:32:23.780and how are we vetting these people in the first place who do this job at all but with that being
00:32:29.620said. I've gotten a couple comments about me talking about this from people who worked as
00:32:36.360DROs, so returning officers. This is normal for advanced polling. I'm a conservative and work as
00:32:43.560DRO. All ballots will be counted on Monday and thoroughly scrutinized by the party's
00:32:47.580representatives. The fine for ballot tampering is minimum five years and or 50 grand.
00:32:53.020all due respect not an answer as a returning director for elections some polls bring back
00:33:01.520to head and some don't that being said the counts are reported that night from each poll
00:33:07.120so you can't change anything you have to report the count before leaving back to the main office
00:33:11.400not accurate that's not what the supervisor told me
00:36:05.260it's disgusting at the very least it's insane and so as i usually say enjoy
00:36:15.480there's nothing to enjoy here so try not to worry too much
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00:37:44.820let's get back to the polls here liberals leading or elected in 21 writings again mostly all of the
00:37:53.040atlantic provinces are now reporting in oh we just see a change here liberals go from 21 to 23 the
00:37:59.560conservatives from 11 to 9 5 writings have already been called let's go down to the map and have a
00:38:06.260look at what we're seeing here there's a lot of blue in newfoundland and that's very encouraging
00:38:15.600there's still too much red in new brunswick and nova scotia hopefully that changes we're waiting
00:38:21.180for results to start trickling in from ontario and quebec where the polls have closed
00:38:26.640about a half an hour ago now so that should be coming on very soon and the polls are still open
00:38:33.460by the way if you want to go and place your vote if you haven't yet you want to go place your vote
00:38:38.360you can do that still in manitoba for another 25 minutes in alberta and saskatchewan for another
00:38:45.000hour and a half and in bc you've got two and a half hours before the polls close their polls
00:38:50.680are all closed now out east and i know that many of you as well watching in the west say well the
00:38:56.540election is going to be over by the time we hit quebec and ontario why do i even bother voting
00:39:00.540Because that may not be the case. We have seen some independent poll results, not from government-funded pollsters, but from independent pollsters who have suggested that the Conservatives are leading in Ontario.
00:39:15.720And the bloc is much closer than you think to the Liberals in Quebec. So we're going to keep our eye on these two as we go forward.
00:39:24.780and there's still many many writings that have to report guys so let's don't get yourselves into a
00:39:32.380panic yet right this is kind of what we expected to see in atlantic canada for now look at this
00:39:38.120it's back to 21 11 and like i said to you if the conservatives can get 40 40 percent of these
00:39:45.120writings in atlantic canada they'll be in business we knew they weren't going to sweep or take the
00:39:50.760majority of these ridings? Because again, Atlantic Canada voters, for some reason, have always,
00:39:57.580it seems, leaned liberal, leaned to the left. The BQ is on the board.
00:40:05.320All right, so Quebec is starting to report it now.
00:40:09.200Let's get back to Spencer here, telling us about possible election interference
00:44:23.500what's in the yellow are there empty ballots in there
00:44:53.500right? It's a lot of paperwork. A lot of paperwork. Okay. Well, I appreciate you. I appreciate your time. It isn't worth the money though. Trust me. Well, thank you for your volunteering to the country. I mean, I mean, no, if we don't vote, you're screwed, right? It's the only exercise that we got left to express our, our views for the country, right?
00:45:16.080You know, it doesn't matter who you vote for, as long as you vote.
00:45:18.540I mean, everybody has their own view, right?
00:45:36.280Okay, so Spencer then makes some phone calls to elections officials.
00:45:41.600And we'll run that off and on through the evening here.
00:45:44.420let me show you some results they're not really very quick in coming in but here we go um 21
00:45:54.500liberals 11 conservative one for the block again these are very very early returns only five so
00:46:03.860far have been called and we can go ahead and we can look and see look it is interesting in
00:46:09.560newfoundland what's going on there in this particular writing which is central newfoundland
00:46:17.120clifford small of the conservative party has been declared the winner 12 223 votes 58.3 percent of
00:46:26.280the votes over lynette powell of the liberals and darian vincent of the ndp so that is declared for
00:46:33.160the Conservatives. Over here, this writing, Long Range Mountains, Conservative gain from the
00:46:40.120Liberals. We're seeing 54% of the people voting for Carol Anstey of the Conservative Party.
00:46:48.060Don Bradshaw of the Liberal Party getting 38.5% of the vote. Look at the collapse of the NDP.
00:46:55.240Not to say that they've had a strong foothold in Atlantic Canada ever, but this looks to be
00:47:01.500ridiculous sarah parsons of the ndp getting 4.4 percent of the vote and then the ppc taking 1.5
00:47:10.200percent of the vote just like the poll said they would over here in st john's it's a liberal hold
00:47:16.780in avalon paul connor's 12 271 votes now you see this is this i find surprising because this is
00:47:25.300where the fishermen now i know they're all over newfoundland but look at this is a coastal city
00:47:30.140This is a coastal area, coastal riding. You would think that based upon that alone, the liberals would be dust in places like Newfoundland and all of the Atlantic provinces, for that matter.
00:47:42.480But they carry 54.9 percent of the vote here. So that's the riding of Avalon that's already been decided and been decided for the liberals.
00:47:51.000so let's move back here 22 now uh leading or elected for the liberals 10 for the conservatives
00:47:59.600and one for the bloc quebecois speaking about election interference what would you call this
00:48:06.940this was a facebook post sent to me today from a woman
00:48:13.820and she says i was at bethlehem high school in saskatoon today to vote
00:48:21.000And I was told by an East Indian Elections Canada worker to cover my shirt.
00:48:25.820She's wearing a Canada First Pierre Polyev shirt, as you can see.
00:48:29.420So she was told by an East Indian Elections Canada worker to cover my shirt or I couldn't vote and had to leave.
01:16:30.020quebec into ontario and if they're going to disrupt any uh conservative pickups
01:16:37.200meaning that if the conservatives did in fact find a way to surge into some liberal territories and
01:16:44.500pick up a couple of seats could the ppc maybe getting 800 votes trip them up because a lot
01:16:55.840of these ridings are very very very close and you know the thing about these elections is that
01:17:04.640we're always looking at the final seat count right so who won who had the most seats and this time
01:17:09.860there's 343 seats so you know if you get 172 you form a very slim majority government and
01:17:20.820hmm interestingly you would have to appoint a speaker of the house which would reduce you to
01:17:26.400171 seats which would mean you wouldn't have a majority in terms of voting and if there was a
01:17:32.900tie the tie goes to the speaker and the speaker will probably always vote in favor of whichever
01:17:37.420party he or she represents so i would suggest 173 seats would probably be the threshold very
01:17:43.340thin threshold for a majority government but people don't often go back and look at the results
01:17:50.540of all of the 343 elections that happened in the writings across the country how close they were
01:17:56.800in the last election to actually flipping the script if you look at some writings and i'm
01:18:03.260going to say i think it was that french kid on x who's been
01:18:09.280who's been projecting seat counts from polls i forget his name
01:18:15.660shabatiste or something he uses the avatar of an old man so people think he's an older more
01:18:24.320distinguished and intellectual but he's actually only a 16 year old kid anyway i think he was the
01:18:30.600one on x who posted that there were 30 to 40 maybe more ridings in the last election that could have
01:18:40.000been conservative, not liberal, based upon how close they were decided by two or three or 400
01:18:48.260votes, right? So when we say, you got to get out and vote, man, you got to do it. Well, my vote's
01:18:55.160not going to make a difference. Yeah, but your vote, his vote, her vote, that guy's vote over
01:19:00.880there, all those votes could, in fact, excuse me, make a massive difference moving forward.
01:19:08.460They were also talking about a 75% turnout in this election, which would be the highest since 1984, when they had that massive majority for Brian Mulroney.
01:19:25.780And before that, it would have been percentage-wise since 1958, when John Diefenbaker won a minority conservative government.
01:19:33.440so the more people who come out the better off we're all going to be sam cooper wrote an article
01:19:42.500about this that we'll put up on the screen in just a second i'll tell you right now and we're
01:19:47.440going to finish the mcga uh spencer's report on possible election fraud in hamilton in just a
01:19:53.840second the song remains the same right now when it comes to the vote still 23 for the liberals 10
01:19:59.940for the conservatives one for the bloc quebecois here's spencer's final segment
01:20:08.360cook something on monday and it's friday would you think it makes sense for you to take those
01:20:15.780groceries to another house and then to pick them back up and take them back to the your
01:20:23.500house to cook on monday is that the most efficient use of your time as a human
01:20:27.460i um fair enough i i made the comment uh i noted that down um i like i said i will gather all the
01:20:38.160information that i need and you have i don't mean to be i don't i don't mean to be uh i just i'm
01:20:46.460just being speaking plainly so i'm putting a video out with my findings the recording i made
01:20:53.300And the 16 minute phone call that I've recorded this phone call with you and your, uh, the
01:20:59.500gentleman I spoke to before, and that will go out at 6 PM Eastern standard time.
01:21:04.080So you guys got to like five to get back to me because I don't want to put this out,
01:21:08.960but I'm going to have to, based on what you're telling me, even if it's standard practice,
01:21:22.460And albeit that might be a standard practice under option two, where you can quite literally use a pill bottle in conjunction with a bank statement or any other array of non-photo ID that can be easily forged.
01:21:35.740Even though that is standard practice, it doesn't make it right.
01:21:38.880And so the fact that you have people driving poll boxes full of votes home when those votes are filled out with a pencil is incredible to me.
01:21:48.860And what's worse is that you're telling me it maybe would be two people at
01:23:18.840there's five of them took them from one office I saw them leaving with the boxes
01:23:23.780and I thought that was strange I'm a video reporter and I have a gigantic
01:23:27.580audience on online all right like very large when I'm finished explaining what
01:23:37.080I'm talking about perhaps I'll give you my name but so we like one to two
01:23:42.400million individual Canadians weekly come to our platform nonetheless I see these
01:23:47.680people leaving and i thought it was strange so i decided to film it they're supposed to be according
01:23:52.100to the last supervisor i spoke to the boxes are supposed to be in a secure bag there was no such
01:23:57.640bag right i recorded that phone call and it's going to be part of my expose that goes out in
01:24:01.78032 minutes so not in a bag i follow this person because he was fiddling with the box for like
01:24:08.300five ten minutes it was very weird and i'm like okay i'll follow him see where he's going maybe
01:24:12.540he's going to an elections office that would be the end of it nope he was going home he went home
01:24:17.680OK, and then after fiddling with it again for another couple of minutes in his driveway, I pull up to him and I asked him, what was he doing?
01:24:25.920And he explains to me that he was told to take a box home Friday to then bring it back on Monday.
01:24:36.360And the supervisor I spoke to prior to you on my phone call at 3.30 tells me that not only is this a standard practice, but that, in fact, that box had votes in it.
01:24:46.140but it was supposed to be in a secure bag, of which it wasn't.
01:24:49.700So now you've got a guy, at least one of five, because there was five who left.
01:24:54.940And by the way, she also told me it should only be like one or two people leaving with the box,0.80
01:24:57.900which again is still asinine, but it was five.0.86
01:26:33.140They gave me a ridiculous excuse on Twitter.
01:26:35.540You see, this is the problem with many government agencies at whatever level, whether it's municipal or provincial or federal.
01:26:50.140Same with large corporations, cable companies, any company that provides a service, let's just say, to the public.
01:27:02.040When they're too large, they have these systems in place where the person that you're speaking to is not allowed to actually address the problem.
01:27:14.940All they're there for is to take the complaint.
01:27:18.480They're not there to actually do anything about it to satisfy the customer.
01:27:24.600And then they'll transfer you to a different department.
01:27:27.300They transfer you again and again and again.
01:27:29.460And I can totally understand the frustration that Spencer is feeling right now.
01:27:33.780He has spoken to, what, seven people in 26 minutes regarding this.
01:27:38.000And so she, this current woman, asks him for his email address.
01:27:42.740And I can understand him saying, no, that's not sufficient.
01:27:45.320Can't you address this situation with me, person to person, right now?
01:27:50.360And if you can't, can you put me through to somebody who can?
01:48:45.420National Telegraph keeps saying, and if you guys don't follow me, if I don't get to 100,000 followers by the end of the year, I have to buy my friend's dinner.
02:06:36.300they're going to sweep the west which isn't saying much because manitoba and saskatchewan
02:06:44.280together have 28 seats alberta picked up some new seats and in the uh expansion so i think
02:06:50.620alberta's got 36 now might be awful 34 36 but uh most of those will go blue saskatchewan will go
02:07:02.540blue. That should give them another 60. And then in BC, BC's got 36 or 38. If they can take 20 out
02:07:11.180of BC, apparently they're going to take the Yukon as well, the conservatives. That's what the polls
02:07:15.620have been saying. So it's possible that we could see this tie that I talked about earlier in the
02:07:22.140show tonight. A tie. And who gets the tie? In baseball, the runner gets the tie. But in politics,
02:07:29.600i don't know 102 for the liberals right now that's very disappointing and 76 for the
02:07:36.900conservatives the bloc needs to start doing better look at this northern quebec riding here
02:07:42.820previously a bq seat again early in the polling only 16 of 214 polls are reporting on this
02:07:50.680and it looks like the liberals are out front but again you know it's it's so very early on
02:07:55.780This is very encouraging. Aside from Labrador, this is a liberal hold. Look at this. In Newfoundland, it's almost all blue except for this writing here. The liberals take this one. Avalon is a liberal hold. This one is a conservative gain. Terranova, the peninsulas, is a conservative gain. Where are we at here?
02:08:18.060uh this one here is a conservative hold this one here is a conservative gain from the liberals
02:08:24.260and it's been called already so conservative gains happening in newfoundland which is fantastic
02:08:31.660where are we going to go now let's see what about central nova let's go back to central
02:08:38.300nova and see what's going on in central nova here
02:08:40.520tight boy the conservatives sure could use those 187 ppc votes right now don't you think
02:08:51.280bryson jenkins with 47.4 percent sean fraser could be going down i this is something i would love to
02:09:03.260see because aside from the fact that the liberals have been in power too long and have screwed up
02:09:10.200this country and repeatedly and repeatedly screwed it up in the scandals and everything else that
02:09:16.140the globalism the net zero fixation all of this nonsense what is the one thing
02:09:28.120that irritates you about these people more than anything to me it's their smugness
02:09:38.500they come across as incredibly smug all the time and it amazes me
02:09:48.580that people in this country just don't
02:09:54.660they just don't get it like how on earth what about this writing here
02:10:03.500miramichi it's a good conservative lead there uh it's previously a conservative seat it will
02:10:11.240be a conservative seat again it looks like many polls reporting there all right so let's back up
02:10:18.080here for those of you who are getting sick to your stomachs right now could it be because maybe
02:10:23.520you've got some left-wing corporate media on in the background
02:10:26.160and of course all of those panelists are going oh my god it's an incredible showing for the
02:10:35.780liberal party of canada they're so far ahead they're ahead 29 seats right now
02:10:41.020that's it it's not a big difference and as we come through quebec and ontario and something
02:10:50.820i haven't spoken about yet tonight which i'll get to in just a minute is that if in fact the
02:10:56.680electoral map is all red in the east and if you look at the maritimes just look at the maritimes
02:11:06.660right now look at the atlantic provinces outside of labrador look at them it's mostly all blue
02:11:11.200that's a good sign the bloc needs to start winning but again it's early returns in both
02:11:19.620Quebec and Ontario right now if the electoral map looks like the same
02:11:28.800electoral map that we saw in the last election in the election before that I
02:11:33.380think then Alberta is going to start really really thinking about sovereignty
02:11:44.700I don't say separation. Did you notice that? I said sovereignty because of all of the money that they send from here to here, and then it goes to here, here, here, here, here.
02:12:03.500These three provinces, they're the only three provinces in this country that pay in to the
02:12:12.140redistribution. The rest, take. And I'm sorry to say, Manitoba is like that also.
02:12:23.320This is the northern Manitoba riding of Churchill, Kewatanuk Aski. This is where
02:12:29.380Nikki Ashton is the incumbent. Nikki Ashton is the NDP, hardcore neo-Marxist, Palestinian all0.99
02:12:39.040the way. She's leading right now over liberal Rebecca Chartrand, 115-104. Again, that's five
02:12:45.580of 181 polls reporting in. In Brandon Suris, this is previously a conservative seat. Tight there,
02:12:53.540four of 194 polls reporting in there what's going on in winnipeg winnipeg uh winnipeg west
02:13:02.200tight race there what's winnipeg south doing that's south center winnipeg south this is
02:13:10.080no polls coming in yet that's a bellwether i talked about that earlier in the show that's
02:13:17.040definitely. Since 1988, that riding has been held by the party that has government.
02:13:26.140Winnipeg Center, previously an NDP seat. Ooh, Leah Gazan might lose in Winnipeg Center. We need the
02:13:32.520NDP to start performing in their traditional seats, except for a few. Winnipeg North, this is
02:13:38.260kind of a no-brainer. This is Kevin Lamoureux. He's a longtime liberal. I think he's held that
02:13:45.640seats since since jesus wore short pants so um he'll probably win that one again winnipeg is a
02:13:52.200weird weird city rural manitoba aside from the north will probably vote for the conservatives
02:13:58.780um but the city is is a strange animal i i can't explain to you why it's basically a provincial
02:14:09.800capital and there's a lot of people who believe that big government is a good thing you'll find
02:14:15.540that in edmonton also in victoria you find it in regina any provincial capital generally speaking
02:14:22.480is usually orange red as opposed to blue because they feel entitled that's just how they like
02:14:28.260ottawa that's one of the reasons you know that i didn't really like living in ottawa was because
03:04:21.900So anyway, it's just it's it's it's looking like these races are going to be tight and it's looking like the liberals will be lucky if they get three or four of these ridings.
03:07:09.080federally okay i've had enough of these guys for now
03:07:16.540it seems to me that they're saying the same stuff that i'm saying so let's just continue with what
03:07:24.240i'm saying here okay so this is the new count liberals go up a couple conservatives go up a
03:07:31.280couple 160 142 but the block man the block and the ndp the ndp needs to get back some of what they
03:07:43.860had even half of what they had and if they do we're going to be all right what's going on with
03:07:56.420the yukon 20 of 105 polls are reporting and it looks like the liberals are are going to take that
03:08:06.820So, can somebody please explain to me, I just can't figure this out, how it is that the northern regions of this country constantly vote socialist?
03:39:42.080what was i saying we've been on now for almost four hours and it's it's getting to be a bit much
03:39:52.720cologne is not well it's early on what i was saying is that bc and alberta finally are getting
03:40:03.280a say in the outcome here of this election let's oh oh this could be a minor setback
03:40:11.740ndp block since the last time we checked both lost one the conservatives lost four and the
03:40:18.360liberals gained seven so now it's it's becoming very strategic at this stage of the game
03:40:30.240If we're looking at coalitions to be formed here, if it stays the same, the Liberals, NDP, and the Greens could form a majority, very slim majority, 173.
03:40:51.100so this is very important that these things in bc and again this colonna
03:41:00.76061 of 200 and 61 of 203 polls reporting so look i don't see that staying that way
03:41:11.520that's that's not going to stay that way um
03:41:16.180what's going on in uh in alberta right now we saw in calgary that some of those writings were red
03:41:27.640and if it's staying that way then we've got a problem like look at this this is
03:41:34.280okay so this one riding calgary confederation tight look at this previously a conservative
03:41:43.120seat 100 of 233 polls reporting i believe that will switch back to the conservatives
03:41:49.380all of these other seats have switched back to the conservatives um that's previously a liberal
03:41:56.980calgary sky view yeah so calgary is going to do what it needs to do
03:42:03.960i'm sorry guys this takes me a while i don't have the the finger touch thing that the big
03:42:14.280left-wing corporate media has uh edmonton this this seat here for whatever reason
03:42:20.040has always been ndp and it looks like it's going to stay that way fine as long as it's not liberal
03:42:26.060i don't know why they can't seem to wrench this seat away from the ndp now there was some
03:42:35.900interesting things going on in manitoba in the city of winnipeg not in the rural writings because
03:42:41.520the rural like this is crazy but again oh so this is almost this is declared now
03:42:47.820yeah so that northern saskatchewan writing that's a loss or no it's not i mean these it is a loss
03:42:55.940because Saskatchewan was all blue the last time.
04:01:47.880And of course, the one elected Green is Elizabeth May.
04:01:51.140Watching all that very closely, but as you can see in the leading column, it is tight.
04:01:56.160And the room for growing a Liberal majority is getting smaller and smaller.
04:02:02.720And with that, let's take a look at the GTA, of course, very important to any party's calculus, hoping to secure government, in this case, a majority government. These are some tight races that are evolving in the greater.
04:02:12.720yeah okay so we've we've looked at that we don't need them to be reviewing all of the writings when
04:02:18.080we can do the same thing ourselves so let's go ahead and and look at the bc are the ones that
04:02:24.780i'm most interested in right now um and again there's a couple that could change hands in
04:02:31.940ontario at this stage of the game but you know i'm more interested do you guys have any questions
04:02:38.160or any points to make anything that i'm missing here by the way go ahead write it down in the
04:02:43.440comments if i see it i'll try and get it on but there's a lot of you guys and and you know it's
04:02:50.140funny here we are what time is it it's 11 o'clock central time midnight eastern and this still isn't
04:10:03.860that's crazy let's go back to uh these guys are they still
04:10:10.920blathering on about your area beginning in englandon lawrence the liberal is still in the
04:10:15.820lead there uh by not by much though you're talking about roughly uh 40 votes over uh
04:10:20.760vince gasparo over karen stintz who uh karen since being well known in toronto as a local
04:10:26.020politician promotion lawrence let's switch over now to milton east halton hill south now this is
04:10:31.240not in the proper 416 city toronto but this is in the greater toronto area you have their parm gill
04:10:36.700right now leading liberal uh christina okay here's what guys i'm gonna leave this up for about five
04:10:42.700minutes if you don't mind and i'm gonna grab a drink of water you know go to the the restroom
04:10:49.620i'll be right back so go ahead and watch this i'm if if it makes you ill don't worry i'll be back in
04:10:57.300a few minutes okay for nita nita kang of the conservatives uh 170 polls reporting of 222
04:11:04.480uh switching over now to brampton south you have their uh so deep kang leading over sonia sadhu
04:11:10.620uh again the spread uh very tight there 130 polls switching over right now to another close race in
04:11:17.400the gta this is brampton chinkuzi park you have their liberal shafak ali over tim iqbal a very
04:11:25.040tight margin couple hundred votes there with 153 polls uh getting close to to uh getting all those
04:11:30.960200 polls reporting there brampton north caladin ruby sahota there you have it right now leading
04:11:36.760over amandeep judge by a by about 100 votes roughly speaking 98 polls of 175 let's keep
04:11:44.980looking at some of the tight races in the GTA, which indicates the fact that we're going to be
04:11:49.240here for quite some time as we're trying to secure the final elect in these. But the Liberal,
04:11:54.480Amandeep Sodhi over Tehran Shahal in Brampton Centre. And one last riding where it's also
04:12:00.600close, Brampton East, Meninder Sadhu leading over Bob Dosanj Singh roughly by about under a thousand
04:12:10.660votes i'll say uh but uh there you go so some tight races in the greater toronto area so uh we
04:12:16.680are going to keep tracking this you have now liberals at leading 162 leading and elected 162
04:12:22.620ridings conservatives at 149 leading elected listen uh we're now just past the midnight mark
04:12:28.540eastern time and we've uh i've been very happy to have the three of you join us as susan and cole
04:12:34.640And I want to talk about, how are you feeling, before we switch over again, just how you're feeling about tonight and what we're watching unfold.
04:12:46.760Surprised by how tight it ends up being, because, I mean, what was projected was something more that liberals would have like three, four points ahead.
04:13:06.200So we're going to announce the numbers tomorrow when we have them all.
04:13:11.420But at first sight, Mr. Poiliev kind of delivered what he wanted to deliver.
04:13:15.920But it was just a bit more to get what he wants.
04:13:19.200And internally, we know there was a lot of fighting internally,
04:13:22.020premiers and campaign directors and this and that.
04:13:25.440I'm not sure how it's going to end up after today
04:13:27.740because Poiliev kind of delivered not the win, but he delivered a lot.
04:13:31.940So it'll be interesting to see how it goes.
04:13:33.280Yeah, see how it goes. And as you say that, the control room put up where the popular vote is. Look how close this is. Liberals, 42.6 percent. Conservatives, 41.9 percent. So a very, very close spread. And in terms of popular vote, you see both parties building on what was there before. Paul, how are you feeling about this evening?
04:13:53.140Looking at that result, I think that's the highest share of the votes that conservatives have gotten since the Mulroney years in the 80s.
04:13:59.520So in regular circumstances where the NDP is doing a lot better, like this would be a majority win for us.
04:14:05.220So Pierre Pauly has delivered in terms of gaining more seats.
04:14:09.540We'll see how the math plays out afterwards.
04:14:11.540But just looking at the series of events that led to this election, you know, we had Justin Trudeau's resignation.
04:14:22.900Then things flipped around, and the Liberals were up by 12 points.
04:14:26.660Then throughout the duration of the election, things narrowed, and so much so that now we're in a very, very close race as things, you know, come to the end here.
04:14:35.880So in the series of events and just the ever-shifting landscape politically that we watched this election take place in, it's not that surprising that we had just as interesting of a result as we had, you know, the duration of the election in terms of the results.
04:14:51.300You know, while I have you, Collie, I do also want to, because Jenny Byrne, who has run the Conservative campaign, has been heavily criticized for the way she's run the campaign.
04:15:00.540In fact, some denies were already out for critical that the Conservatives are not on the way to government.
04:15:09.040Do you think this result helps vindicate her, or is she still under criticism from the party?
04:15:16.700I mean, this is gains from where we were at before the election.
04:15:20.800So I think that there will be some conversations afterwards.
04:15:23.860But this is, you know, further than Andrew Scheer got us, further than Aaron O'Toole got us.
04:15:28.300And, you know, I saw the interview that Doug Ford did, and he was ribbing Tim Houston about having a leadership-style video published online.
04:15:37.700And he was joking with Tim Houston saying, geez, you're not even waiting until the body is cold.
04:15:43.160And, you know, like that's funny from Doug Ford, because he was very active during this election and, you know, sort of doing the exact same thing.
04:15:52.280So we'll see how this plays out afterwards. But this is significant gains in terms of where we were at from before the election.
04:15:59.700So that'll be a conversation that happens afterwards. There's going to be some new members of caucus there.
04:16:04.460We'll have to see how they feel and how, you know, a leadership review shakes out after.
04:16:32.240And that could change in favor of the conservatives.
04:16:36.260So that young dude there, that young conservative who was on that panel saying it's a loss.
04:16:42.340Okay, I suppose you could say it's a loss, but under normal circumstances in any Canadian election over the past 55 years,
04:16:53.660the NDP has had more votes at a larger percentage of the vote by a mile than they have had tonight
04:17:06.740yes the conservatives did pick up some NDP former NDP strongholds but so did the liberals
04:17:14.600and the fight continues so you know this being said and this goes back to what I've been saying
04:17:21.700for quite some time now if you take out the bloc quebecois from the picture0.96
04:17:27.980and you look at the way our country leans and i think this is this is the fault of the marxist0.97
04:17:37.920corporate media that they have conditioned so many people they have brainwashed so many people
04:17:44.680into believing that climate change man-made climate change is is a real problem it's a
04:17:49.700catastrophe about to happen and we need to get to net zero to stop it you know i had a very
04:17:55.360interesting chat with chat chat gpt earlier tonight regarding just that the tactics they
04:18:03.420use to enforce what they want to enforce us when it comes to covid when it comes to the trans agenda
04:18:10.340when it comes to climate it's all the same and chat gpt revealed some very interesting things to
04:18:17.900me. We're not going to get into that tonight because tonight is about the election. Maybe
04:18:21.640I'll put that on tomorrow night. I'll keep that conversation that I had with chat GPT up, but
04:18:27.360the left-wing corporate media used to, much more than they do now, control the zeitgeist of
04:18:38.360the population, right? It used to be everybody watches the CBC or CTV or global, and that was it.
04:18:47.900that was it. That was the choice that we had for our news. And they were all giving the same
04:18:55.520news, maybe in different order, maybe written slightly differently, but it was all the same
04:19:02.220news. And we didn't know any different until, I guess it took a while, a while longer in Canada,
04:19:11.000more than the United States to figure out the independent media.
04:19:17.100And only in the past five years have we started figuring this out.
04:19:21.000Now, what we're seeing in the last year on YouTube and on Facebook,
04:19:27.440which is wild to me because Facebook can't even do news,
04:19:31.440according to Canadian law, Bill C-18, the Online Harms Act, C-11 as well,
04:19:41.000that people are finally starting to grasp that there might be more to that story.
04:19:48.220Or maybe the left-wing corporate media is actually lying. And the CBC and CTV have both been caught
04:19:56.160in some whoppers just in the past month. And that's something that I do quite regularly for
04:20:01.620anybody new who is watching this right now. I've been a media guy or was a media guy for 35 years.
04:20:08.160i can tell instantly when there's a lie going on when there's some kind of a psyop going on i know
04:20:13.460that sounds kind of out there crazy but that's what these things are you know when something
04:20:19.340is a psyop when you can't argue against it without being canceled which is the neo-marxism that i was
04:20:28.440talking about earlier it's cultural marxism and again i'm not going to get into that so much here
04:20:36.540tonight because it's about the election so what i'm suggesting to you guys right now is if
04:20:43.540everything stays equal here and we're going to stay right until the end
04:20:46.920is there will not be a majority government declared tonight the liberals will hold
04:20:56.780probably where they are here maybe they'll come down maybe they'll go up one or two
04:21:02.260but that's it even with a coalition of the nine NDP and green seats they don't have a majority
04:21:12.920so they're going to have to work with one of the other parties the question that I have is will
04:21:19.860the conservatives be standing alone in the house of commons with their 151 seats will Pierre
04:21:25.320poliev win his seat let's go check it out or will they work somehow with the bloc to um
04:21:34.700defeat this left-wing uh marxist coalition
04:21:41.360so you know what's interesting about this is it's same but different so look at this
04:21:49.96070 of 206 the reason this one is taking so long is because there were a hundred names on this ballot
04:21:58.800a hundred and i i think what's happened here and these were all activists who were trying to make
04:22:06.960a point about canada's electoral system or maybe they were just trying to confuse conservative
04:22:11.740voters and they may have done their job because i think all of those people who wound up with
04:22:17.100their names on the ballot, told their friends to go out and vote for Bruce Fanjoy of the
04:22:22.060Liberal Party, because Paliyev, you know, in previous elections, has never had a problem
04:22:28.480winning his own seat, and especially now that he is the leader of this party, he should
04:22:37.760be winning in a walk, and I'm sure he will, I'm sure that in the end he will win this
04:22:44.220seat. And if he doesn't, then they will find another seat for him to win on, win in. They will
04:22:57.140ask one of the new, probably, and this is kind of a sad thing, but this is what needs to happen.
04:23:04.060The leader of your party needs to have a seat. So they'll probably ask one of the newer MPs who
04:23:12.120was just elected tonight maybe in the ottawa area or maybe elsewhere in ontario or maybe even in the
04:23:18.760west to step aside so that they can have a by-election and pauliev can have a seat but
04:23:24.780that wouldn't happen without the consent of the government think about that for one second
04:23:31.300that the leader of the opposition if he is to lose this seat and again i don't think he will
04:23:36.980But they would need to wait for a by-election, which could be a long time, six months or more, that he could be the leader of the Conservative Party from the outside looking in.
04:23:53.620I'm just looking for Pierre Polyev's election results here.
04:24:06.980okay so see two hours ago two hours ago ctv news declared that the liberals will form a
04:24:21.560minority government two hours ago how on earth could they declare that two hours ago that's
04:24:29.900outrageous polyev has never had trouble winning that seat so i would expect that it will go
04:24:39.100it will go conservative again not even half of the polls are reporting there so
04:24:47.300um yeah we'll see 160 so it'll go down 160 151 i think the block and the ndp have pretty much
04:24:58.280settled in here at the numbers they're at but again we're staying we're staying on until we
04:25:05.300have an official winner declared here or we have an official seat count at the very least surprisingly
04:25:12.280michelle ferrari ferrari lost her seat tonight in peterborough i played this a little bit earlier
04:25:19.200tonight i'll play it again this is michelle ferrari debating with her liberal opponent the
04:25:24.400Liberals, by the way, won that seat. Watch this. It's amazing to me.
04:25:28.900Important to when we look at affordability and the spending, the Conservative Party's complete neglect of accepting climate change.
04:26:14.140now i don't like that game that the conservatives have to play i i do not like
04:26:21.200this whole climate change narrative because we know and there's something else i was talking
04:26:26.700with chat gtp about today too and it was interesting i'll share that with you guys tomorrow
04:26:34.320night but the conservatives have been forced to play along with this climate change game
04:26:43.500because the idea that there is a climate catastrophe right around the corner
04:26:48.420has been forced on us by the liberals and the NDP and, you know, any left-leaning party,
04:26:57.280even the Americans, which we're heavily influenced by, for a very long time.
04:27:01.380And people have just come to believe that there is some kind of a catastrophe,
04:27:07.280like the world is going to fall apart unless we do something about it.
04:27:10.880But there are other voices out there, voices who are not paid off by all of the NGOs and by the big, big money people out there who are trying to push this narrative, like Bill Gates, who are saying, no, that's it's not happening at all.
04:27:25.740But those voices are never amplified because the left wing corporate media is bought and paid for in the West.
04:27:31.920so sadly if the conservatives are going to come out and try and play this no you guys
04:27:38.520the climate change thing is still being debated they would be called deniers and ists and and
04:27:47.480whatever else right and they would lose votes because of that so they have to go along with
04:27:52.780it same thing with ukraine it is the same thing with ukraine something they probably could have
04:27:58.820spoken out about, would have been this trans agenda, but that really wasn't a thing in this
04:28:05.840election. Getting back to climate change for a second, seat count still 161, 150, 23 for the
04:28:14.180block, eight for the NDP, and one for the green. There is a liberal mandate that is in existence
04:28:23.080right now that mark carney says he will keep and that is that there will be no new combustion cars
04:28:31.500meaning gas-powered or diesel-powered cars sold in canada past 2035 so we're talking about 10 years
04:28:40.060everything that you buy new vehicle wise will have to be electric pierre pauliev said we're
04:28:47.900going to get rid of that? Mark Carney said, no, we're going to keep it. And here he is.
04:33:58.980You're as frustrated as I am, I guarantee it.
04:34:01.140But I want to make this for people that don't know the Canadian firearms laws currently.
04:34:05.100because if you don't understand the laws that are on the books I understand completely how what the
04:34:10.220liberals are pitching makes sense so here's the deal most of the stuff that they're proposing
04:34:14.420right now that they keep packaging up and putting out they're saying they're doing been done they've
04:34:18.360been laws that are on the books in Canada for over three decades now it's nothing new they haven't
04:34:23.240banned assault rifles they haven't banned high capacity magazines it's all stuff that was already
04:34:27.560illegal in Canada so when we're talking about assault rifles we're talking about select fire
04:34:31.080rifles that are capable of automatic fire. These are what you would expect to see in military hands,
04:34:36.040you know, like they've said, they're military-grade weapons. Those have been illegal in Canada
04:34:39.520since 1978. The law itself, it received royal assent August 5th, 1977. The effective date for
04:34:46.940it was January 1st, 1978. So those have been illegal in Canada since 1978. Firearms that were
04:34:52.040modified under the 1978 rule to get around that were picked up by the laws between 1992 and 1994.
04:34:58.020same with high capacity magazines semi-automatic centerfire rifle sorry is limited to five rounds
04:35:02.960maximum so when they tell you that they're banning firearms that are designed to kill the most amount
04:35:07.440of people in the least amount of time it's completely false those types of firearms have
04:35:11.840been illegal in this country for over three decades nobody's proposing to bring them back
04:35:15.760those laws have been on the books forever it's frustrating when we keep getting targeted with
04:35:20.780blatant lies under the guise of public safety and keeping canadians safe to get your firearms
04:35:26.200license in Canada, you need to pass your position and acquisition license. Once you've done that,
04:35:31.900there's also a restricted possession and acquisition license if you want to have a
04:35:35.880restricted firearm or a handgun, anything along those lines. They can be rolled into a two-day
04:35:40.120course. Two separate courses can be rolled together, but either way, you need to take
04:35:43.320two separate courses to cover these types of firearms, and that's history, law, all sorts
04:35:48.140of other things, along with the practical end of the firearms. That all has to be done. Once that
04:35:51.980has done that license needs to be renewed every five years we're also subject to criminal background
04:35:56.160checks every day once a day for the rest of our lives as long as we have a valid license so when
04:36:01.720we say and when people say that Canadian firearms owners are the most embedded members of Canadian
04:36:06.680society that's not a stretch by any means point me to anybody else that has a record check every
04:36:12.080day you won't find one there's already very stringent laws in place there's very good
04:36:16.240yellow flag laws there's very good red flag laws when they tell you that if you commit a violent
04:36:20.600crime that all of a sudden now they're going to make it impossible for you to own a firearm those
04:36:24.220are laws that are already on the books the problem we have is that they're too soft on the criminals
04:36:28.380they keep letting them out and you keep hearing about violent re-offenders that were already
04:36:32.920prohibited from owning firearms that are getting caught with firearms so adding more laws to the
04:36:37.420books that target the people that follow the laws doesn't solve the criminal aspect of it doesn't
04:36:42.600keep canadians any safer it does nothing for public safety we've seen that with the fact that the
04:36:47.040firearms crime rate has continued to climb, even though they've continued to target law-abiding
04:36:51.240Canadian firearms owners. May 1st, 2020, they hit us with the first one. There was 2,000 firearms
04:36:56.120included in that original OIC. December 2024, they hit us again, and then they hit us again
04:37:02.420March 2025 with another 179 firearms. I don't know what to tell you. I'm frustrated, I'm irritated,
04:37:09.400I'm upset. It's an issue that we shouldn't have to keep coming back to. And the people that are
04:37:13.620making these amendments don't understand the laws that are already on the books. That's the
04:37:17.020biggest problem that's why in the first oic you had things that were caught up in there you know
04:37:21.260they said they're banning assault style firearms there's single shot big game rifles that were
04:37:25.460included break barrels things you have to open up and load individually one shell every time you go
04:37:31.000and use it those are specific hunting rifles for a specific purpose that are being targeted as
04:37:35.880mass killing machines they're not there was 22s included in that there was airsoft guns that were
04:37:41.660included in that toy guns the problem is we have people that are amending these laws that don't
04:37:46.060understand the laws that are already on the books feel free to fact check me this is all stuff you
04:37:50.260guys can dig up this is all stuff you should know we're being lied to plain and simple
04:37:54.360we're being lied to i for one am tired of being targeted by this stuff lots of people that i know
04:38:00.640have things that have ended up on these lists and they are not people that have ever done anything
04:38:05.000wrong these are not firearms that are used for anything besides sport shooting or hunting and
04:38:09.640it makes absolutely zero sense yeah so this is the disconnect between the rural and urban
04:38:16.740population of canada the the urban people just do not grasp
04:38:21.760guns firearms of any kind they don't know what the laws are but when they see gun violence in
04:38:30.500their city of course they're going to blame it on the guns and the gun laws and they're too lax
04:38:33.980And so the liberals, they will always try to take advantage of the people's lack of knowledge.
04:38:42.240Going forward, wouldn't you love to see some sort of test that people have to take about what's legal and what's not in Canada before they can vote?
04:38:58.640because there's, there's low, first of all, there's low information voters and low propensity
04:39:07.880voters. The low propensity voters, I think a lot of them came out tonight at the behest of
04:39:14.460their friends, not because they were motivated to vote any particular way, but because their
04:39:21.920friends were asking them, begging them to come out, to come out and vote, whether it's liberal
04:39:27.660conservative, NDP, whatever. And so they did. They went and exercised their democratic right.
04:39:36.600But that's, what did Winston Churchill say once? He said, the problem with democracy
04:39:44.480is the voters. I forget, I'm paraphrasing that. But yeah, I mean, there's so many people
04:39:54.840who go out and vote and they have no concept no clue of what it is they're voting for or against
04:40:03.040and if we're going to have any sort of society that moves forward and can actually be cohesive
04:40:11.280then people should probably know they don't teach it in schools or do they i mean i learned all this
04:40:19.360in junior high school, in my geography class, in 7th and 8th grades, history class, in high
04:40:27.220school as well. Are they not teaching this stuff anymore? I know in Michigan, what they're doing
04:40:33.040is they're teaching the Arabic alphabet or numerals, and if you don't learn them, you can't
04:40:41.140graduate apparently that's something i saw today and there's much debate going on in the united
04:40:49.700states over whether or not they should be teaching it i would imagine that debate has already been
04:40:55.060done in canada as well and they're probably doing it and we just don't know because there's so many
04:40:58.720other problems that we need to fix first all right let's go back to uh what the heck's going on 298
04:41:08.260of 343 seats have been called 163 liberal 149 conservative
04:41:16.040so we're still under the threshold of a coalition majority this is actually very good news even if
04:41:26.360like the bloc needs to to pick up their game a bit that uh gain for the liberals came at the cost of
04:41:32.780the expense of the bloc in quebec where they're still counting votes for whatever reason
04:41:37.320all votes east of alberta should be counted by now and done but no carlton is still being counted
04:41:51.900polyev's writing still being counted now calgary this writing here has been switching back and
04:41:57.660forth back and forth 209 of 233 polls reporting this was previously a conservative seat it's
04:42:04.720calgary confederation it is now being led by cory hogan of the liberal party by 152 votes
04:42:13.140so it looks like at this stage things like with the exception of maybe one or two
04:42:23.840seats this is how it's going to look when we wake up in the morning i'm not signing off by
04:42:31.880any stretch here, guys. I just want you to know. And I guess the big news of the night would be
04:42:38.320Poliev losing his seat if, in fact, he does lose his seat. It's taking them forever to count it,
04:42:43.280and it's because of that massive ballot. Kelowna, 173 of 203 polls are reporting there.
04:42:53.360The Liberals are leading this by less than one percentage point. That's crazy close. That one
04:43:00.920there is going to be a liberal hold what do we got going on here excuse me i'm sorry i don't
04:43:07.560normally clear my throat on the air because normally this show is an hour long not five
04:43:16.160so excuse me if i do some things i don't normally do coquitlam port coquitlam 170 of 256 polls
04:43:25.900reporting that show the liberals in the lead by 300 400 votes there north van capilano again look
04:43:35.500at this 79 of 219 polls are reporting and jonathan wilkinson the incumbent uh looks like he's going
04:43:42.540to take it this is the lower mainland for you though right i mean it looks like the conservatives
04:43:46.920have made some inroads here. This is the conservatives leading after 120 of 202 polls
04:43:57.360by a comfortable margin. Indy Panshee here in New West is leading, but not by much, by 240 votes.
04:44:07.580My vote won't mean nothing. Port Moody, Paul Lambert is leading this one. 193 of 220 polls
04:44:14.860reporting on that he's leading this one by about a thousand so that one looks decent um what's
04:44:22.960going on here so this is a conservative seat that they're leading here by 700 votes you know this
04:44:32.320guys i'm i'm telling you that pit meadows maple ridge that's conservatively uh sorry
05:09:30.80030 seats huge gain the liberals also gained two the ndp are the big losers in this election and
05:09:41.400the block if the block had carried their weight and if the block had just gotten back to their
05:09:49.08034 seats at dissolution that would have held up because all of those seats that they lost came
05:09:55.260at the expense of the liberals. The liberals would be sitting down at 153. But I guess those people
05:10:01.780in Quebec are scared of Donald Trump too. Some of them. And then the NDP just completely shat the
05:10:09.980bed here. I mean, they're toast. The NDP? What happened to them? What do they have, 24, 25 seats
05:10:17.240before seven they're not even really a party you need 12 seats in the house of commons for
05:10:25.080official party status the ndp will not even be that we've heard rumblings okay so we've heard
05:10:34.780rumblings that there could be some kind of merger between the liberals and the ndp that's been
05:10:42.180talked about behind closed doors according to my sources excuse me in the ottawa bubble
05:10:49.040for the last couple of years now should the ndp and the liberals merge together to form one party
05:10:58.460excuse me five straight hours of talking will do that to you um
05:11:07.660it turns out they they took some internal polling and they found out that if you put together
05:11:15.440all of their like if you look at any poll let's just say before all of the craziness started
05:11:20.440you put together liberal and ndp numbers and it would come to something like 44 percent
05:11:26.360But the polls that they were commissioning was what would a one party situation between the NDP and the liberals, what percentage of votes would they get?
05:11:45.380And it went down to 34% because the hardcore for each party is absolutely and totally against merging.
05:11:57.300So what they said was that if the parties merged,
05:12:01.060then we're not interested in voting for either of you.
05:12:05.580So they've scrapped that idea for a while,
05:21:37.620If you want a strong voice to stand up to Donald Trump, you have to elect the bloc to defend files like aluminum, aerospace industry, or supply management, vote bloc.
05:21:52.400Clearly, in part, this message did hit home because they won more than 20 seats tonight.
05:22:01.120Here in Burnaby, we are at the end of Pete's watch party.
05:22:12.420They've got some music happening, but it's not a festival.
05:22:16.920So I think what's happening here is, you know, not unexpected,
05:22:21.920but it is a rather subdued room here in Burnaby.
05:22:25.520As mentioned earlier, ADP leader Jagmeet Singh is still trailing that line.
05:22:32.120So we may not hear from him until later in the night.
05:22:35.260Currently, if the NDP are, you know, able to maintain their current lead in different ridings, it will still be the worst result in party history.
05:22:45.000So I think that is, you know, contributing to the atmosphere we have here in the room today.
05:22:51.160But there are some scattered cheers for NDP candidates when the numbers come on the board that they are leading in the ridings.
05:23:00.460It's just it's just few and far between.
05:23:02.400So we'll stay here, and we'll bring you J.B. Singh when he does speak.
05:34:19.580If there is less than 100 votes between the candidates, then they have an automatic recount.
05:34:26.160If the votes are more than 100, but less than 250, then you can request a recount.
05:34:37.620So what we need is for the conservatives or the bloc, and I think it's over for the bloc.
05:34:48.240I think the Bloc is stalled out at 23, which is surprising because the Parti Quebecois leads provincially in Quebec right now for the next provincial election.
05:34:59.020I think they lead by a lot, so you'd think the Bloc would do better.
05:35:02.440We need one, one or two, for the Conservatives to prevent this majority situation.
05:35:12.880And clearly, those one or two would come from the Liberals.
05:35:18.240and if it does, then we're in business, but we cannot, you see, this is a bad spot that we're
05:35:26.980in right now, very bad, because of this majority situation.
05:35:33.620yeah so the latest poll in quebec shows the party quebecois leading
05:35:53.900by 9% over the CAQ in Francois Legault,
05:36:02.600who is currently the premier of Quebec.
05:41:03.260razor thin majority but it's a majority Jagmeet Singh is going to lose his own seat
05:41:13.980Um, I don't know if he would be the one negotiating a partnership between the NDP and the conservative, sorry, the liberals at this stage of the game, or if it would be somebody else, but you can bet that that is going to happen. And then of course they'll approach Elizabeth May as well to see if she will be involved in that coalition, giving them 173 seats.
05:41:35.980and maybe Elizabeth May will ask for Speaker of the House,