The Shadoe Davis Show - August 25th⧸2026- Liberals Announce ＂Counter Tariffs＂ & What is Carney's Actual Plan？

00:00:00.000 Moving forward, using all my breath

00:00:15.780 Making love to you was never second best

00:00:22.560 I saw the world rushing all around your face

00:00:30.000 Never really knowing it was always mesh and lace.

00:00:36.380 I'll stop the world and melt with you.

00:00:41.940 You see the difference and it's getting better all the time.

00:00:48.500 There's nothing new and I won't do.

00:00:54.180 I'll stop the world and melt with you.

00:00:57.780 Dream of better lives

00:01:03.080 The kind which never hates

00:01:05.280 Trapped in a state of imaginary grace

00:01:11.540 I made a pilgrimage to save this human race

00:01:17.580 Never comprehending the race that's long gone by 0.98

00:01:23.640 I'll stop the world and melt with you 1.00

00:01:28.380 You've seen the difference

00:01:33.180 And it's getting better all the time

00:01:36.720 There's nothing new and I won't do

00:01:40.680 I'll stop the world and melt with you

00:01:53.640 The future's open wide

00:02:00.560 I'll stop the world and I'll begin

00:02:17.280 I've seen some changes

00:02:22.060 But it's getting better all the time

00:02:25.680 There's nothing new and I won't do

00:02:29.680 Let's stop the world

00:02:32.580 I'll stop the world and melt with you

00:02:35.840 The future's open wide

00:02:52.060 I'll stop the world and melt with you

00:03:06.500 You've seen the difference

00:03:11.360 And it's getting better all the time

00:03:14.960 There's nothing new and I won't do

00:03:18.840 I'll stop the world and melt you 0.99

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00:03:48.840 We'll be right back.

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00:04:48.840 We'll be right back.

00:05:18.840 Something feels off to me.

00:05:40.580 I can't put my finger on it.

00:05:42.340 I don't know what it is.

00:05:44.700 it just seems like there's something missing in this whole thing. We know the left-wing

00:05:51.300 corporate media is not even going to bother looking for it. So we go looking for it ourselves,

00:05:55.760 or we think, if we're using our pattern recognition, what exactly is the missing

00:06:03.880 piece to this puzzle? Who is Mark Carney really? I mean, we understand that he's more than Justin

00:06:10.680 Trudeau ever was, because Trudeau was told, told to implement this plan. He failed, obviously.

00:06:17.780 But Carney's got more skin in the game because he's one of the co-authors of this plan,

00:06:24.040 UN Agenda 2030, and all of its amendments since it was first signed into a treaty back in 1992

00:06:33.540 as Agenda 21. It's been changed a lot. There have been circumstances unforeseen by the UN and its

00:06:39.800 member countries sorry let's not say member countries member sycophants member bureaucrats

00:06:48.160 that have needed to change to accommodate technology pushback

00:06:57.040 but who exactly is playing for what team who's winning i suppose is what i'm asking here

00:07:04.740 i mean i've i've been following this stuff for the past like really hard studying on this

00:07:10.300 for the past three or four days or so because it just it just doesn't sit right with me

00:07:15.800 i don't know are you guys feeling that same thing i mean i could tell you what's gone on

00:07:22.740 and we can go ahead and we will play the rhetoric that's happened in the past few days because it's

00:07:27.660 funny it's entertaining and i think there's a lot of people out there who are looking at this like

00:07:33.420 that like it's entertainment somehow like it's not real world stuff with real world consequences

00:07:39.340 that's going to happen to them at some point down the road if they don't pull their heads 0.99

00:07:44.380 out of their asses with the elbows up you know and these people with the fake patriotism too 0.99

00:07:51.140 shut up i mean what exactly are you defending at this stage of the game we should fight why 1.00

00:08:02.500 it just none of this makes any sense to me so let me explain something that happened to me 0.87

00:08:11.480 was it yesterday no two days ago with a buddy of mine and by the way we're streaming on rumble

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00:08:39.260 so i'm playing golf with my buddy on sunday

00:08:48.340 and we had you know off and on through the first nine holes been discussing the whole

00:08:55.760 COVID thing, right? And he's finally, after five years, he's finally woken up to the idea that all

00:09:01.720 of it was a sham. He doesn't know what to do with that information, but he knows that all of it was

00:09:08.840 a sham. Like the masks, they never worked. Stupid vaccines. They didn't work. And I don't even

00:09:16.480 know if people died from it, he's now starting to say. Whoa, pretty big advancement from the last

00:09:23.600 time we talked about this and so i put it to the test on the back nine i said hey what do you think

00:09:31.360 about these uh negotiations this this states canada thing trump the second i said trump's name

00:09:39.480 i could see the red line move from his neck all the way up his face to his forehead don't get me

00:09:45.720 started i hate him and i let it sit for about five or ten seconds and then i said man

00:09:53.400 i gotta tell you you're suffering from a very bad case oh you don't tell me that it's tds

00:09:58.380 i said but it is now i'm speaking in a very measured tone so as not to set him off right

00:10:06.420 i said i'm sorry but it is but what i said to snap him out of this

00:10:12.220 it was kind of a backhanded compliment i said you know what you're a lot smarter than this

00:10:18.420 i know you are and i know that you figured out the covid thing three years ago you haven't

00:10:26.480 started talking about it till recently but i know that you figured it out at least three years ago

00:10:31.160 maybe more so don't you see the same kind of pattern emerging in front of you right now with

00:10:38.360 this whole u.s how do you figure one's a virus the other is a trade agreement or lack of one

00:10:43.280 and i said yeah okay well how is the government influencing you how is the media influencing you

00:10:51.580 to hate donald trump right this the second that that name came out of my mouth

00:10:58.680 like this anger and i thought oh yeah this was my perfect opportunity to say

00:11:07.600 i hate to tell you this but your program tell me why you hate trump

00:11:15.360 the ballroom and the white house i said what does that have to do with anything i said by the way i 0.95

00:11:23.960 don't like that that crap either i mean that that stuff kind of turns me off but what i i look at 0.68

00:11:28.780 it as a joke personally but it's unnecessary banter he talks about the light fixtures and 0.96

00:11:37.380 about how great he is in the stock markets, how he's number one. And I said, okay, so put all that

00:11:41.940 aside. I don't like that stuff either. What is it about his policies that you don't like? What is

00:11:48.060 it? I mean, I said, you and I have talked about this whole transing thing in the schools. You

00:11:53.080 don't agree with that. Well, he's shutting it down. Up here, it's still running rampant.

00:11:59.760 but down down there he shut it down well so he's starting to calm down and i said

00:12:06.260 tell me why you don't like him and i give you a reason why i asked that he goes okay

00:12:11.640 so he's starting to breathe again

00:12:13.320 i said you can put on an episode of what oprah from 1992 or whenever it was when trump was on

00:12:23.020 there you know the studio audience of liberal white women they're all clapping for him they're

00:12:28.440 all cheering for him and guess what he's talking about he's talking about the very same stuff that

00:12:32.880 he talks about today we've got to shut down the borders all that stuff and the way oh yay yay

00:12:37.640 and then oprah asks him so when are you going to run

00:12:40.220 they loved him in 1992 and now he's saying all the same stuff 35 years later and they can't stand

00:12:48.380 him where's the disconnect it's probably some of the same people too and so i said that to my buddy

00:12:55.160 I said, so where did it change when he actually ran?

00:13:06.740 I said, so what?

00:13:08.460 Like he's, he's making sense aside from all the bluster and the name calling and your

00:13:14.380 fake news, all that stuff.

00:13:15.740 Right.

00:13:15.960 I mean, he doesn't like that, even though it's true.

00:13:18.200 I said, is it, is he lying?

00:13:19.600 No.

00:13:21.640 I said, you have been programmed.

00:13:24.380 you don't know it but if you can't answer me why you don't like donald trump with like a coherent

00:13:32.460 couple of sentences paragraph i'm sorry man but you've been programmed you are programmed from

00:13:37.260 all of the outside influences that surround you every day the television billboards your radio

00:13:42.740 the people around you the conversations around you your bosses all of that everybody and you see this

00:13:49.320 is a chain reaction too right because if one person says they don't like donald trump and

00:13:54.620 that person happens it happens to be a mouthpiece for a group of people in order to fit in with

00:13:59.340 that group socially you got to go along with it and you start believing the nonsense

00:14:04.780 so just like covet and the masks and the shots that's exactly what's happened and i explained

00:14:11.480 that to him. And he went, yeah, I guess so. I said, so the next time somebody, it doesn't have

00:14:20.080 to be me, next time somebody brings up Donald Trump, and it doesn't mean you have to love the

00:14:24.120 guy either. It doesn't mean you have to start becoming his number one fan. It means that all

00:14:31.440 you need to do is understand that you've been programmed, remove the programming, and look at

00:14:38.000 if you can, through a neutral lens, without any of this cognitive bias to start off the

00:14:45.680 conversation. Because if you have that, and he actually makes you angry, like if this programming

00:14:51.580 is so severe that it triggers that kind of emotional reaction from you, whoa, they got you

00:14:58.340 good. What else have they got you with? Couldn't answer me.

00:15:08.000 that's what I found alarming. And I'll bet that you guys could find at least one person like that

00:15:15.220 in your group. And the key to the turnaround is to sincerely say to them, to look them in the face.

00:15:22.820 You don't have to take them by the shoulders or anything, but just look them in the eye,

00:15:27.840 look them in the face and say, I know that you're smarter than that. I really do. I've known you for

00:15:35.600 a long time. And I know that you're smarter than this reaction. And that will either make them even

00:15:44.840 more angry or it will snap them into reality, one or the other. But you don't know until you try.

00:15:56.080 All right, let's get to this trade war, the U.S.-Canada trade war, the trade war. It's not a

00:16:01.480 trade war, not unjustified tariffs. I mean, we're a foreign country. We do not deserve preferential

00:16:06.760 treatment more than any other country in the world, just because we have a land border with

00:16:10.840 these guys. Unless, of course, we want to be the 51st state. And that's what Donald Trump said.

00:16:16.740 Oh, what? Going back to January now of last year? We got a clip of him going back that far. We're

00:16:22.020 going to play for you tonight. Today, the Canadian government, even though Carney wasn't there,

00:16:27.580 uh two of his ministers were melanie jolie the minister of industry and uh the finance minister

00:16:33.580 what's his name champagne yeah they were both there but before they could start making the

00:16:40.220 the announcements about their counter tariffs they they had to do a land acknowledgement

00:16:47.740 acknowledge that we are gathered today on a traditional on the traditional and unceded

00:16:53.500 territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people.

00:16:56.720 We recognize and honor the enduring presence, cultures, and contributions of the indigenous

00:17:03.080 peoples, and we are grateful to be able to gather on this territory today.

00:17:11.780 Okay, so we are going to fight to our dying breath for this country against the evil dictator 0.91

00:17:21.900 Donald Trump.

00:17:23.500 but first we need to acknowledge that the country is illegitimate

00:17:29.360 and that we're on stolen land we stole the country it's illegitimate but we're going to

00:17:35.520 fight with your jobs and your livelihoods for our right to to defend it

00:17:41.340 i mean that that is the biggest disconnect i mean it's like hypocrisy hello what's the

00:17:51.820 matter with you people? Do you not even, like, they didn't even see it for themselves? That's

00:17:56.100 absolutely ridiculous. Now, there was a soccer game in Montreal last night. FC Montreal, not 0.95

00:18:02.320 Montreal FC. FC Montreal. Let me see if I can find the clip here. Oh, it's around somewhere.

00:18:07.540 oh for goodness sakes ah here it is once again crowds of people in canada are booing the u.s

00:18:22.680 national anthem this is a game between the los angeles galaxy and fc montreal from last night

00:18:37.540 now i know i know that it's difficult to hear the booing but even dave hodge the old hockey

00:18:49.720 night in canada host from the 70s and 80s he commented on x today of course he's uh all with

00:18:56.060 mark carney i mean like these guys you know it to me it's amazing it seems like they all

00:19:02.280 want to be a part of this ridiculous blob because all of these guys from toronto you know like these

00:19:09.500 these big names in canada from sports or news or whatever music even they all got to be part of it 0.98

00:19:16.640 you know like well unjustified trump's a bully and all of that stuff they're not thinking clearly

00:19:22.200 either that or they just want to be one of the gang one of the woke gang but one of the gang

00:19:26.340 nonetheless let's play this a little bit more here okay so there's clearly the booing before

00:19:38.300 she starts with okay yeah yeah yeah and the same thing happened in vancouver at a soccer game there

00:19:46.260 last night or the night before so sadly people are just not reacting logically rationally they're

00:19:55.400 acting, reacting emotionally and illogically, and they think it's cool. Like Wob Canoe, for example,

00:20:03.820 we're going to get to the premieres a little bit later on, but Wob Canoe was asked today,

00:20:07.340 and we're going to play this clip for you. Do you regret any of the remarks you made last week

00:20:12.200 leading up to the last minute renege on the deal? And by the way, there's also a lot of

00:20:19.340 disagreement over who walked away from the table and who adjusted the deal at the last second.

00:20:24.940 Obviously, the Americans say that Canada did it, and Canada, we all know what they're saying.

00:20:29.380 Well, the Americans want all these last-minute changes, which I believe to be hogwash.

00:20:33.400 And the reason for that is because where's the win for Donald Trump in going out there on Wednesday,

00:20:41.020 last Wednesday, and saying, well, it looks like we've got a deal in principle with Canada.

00:20:44.380 We've just got to get the T's crossed and the I's dotted, but it looks pretty good.

00:20:48.260 Where's the win in finding out two or three days later that, no, no deal.

00:20:52.820 It's going to make them look bad, right?

00:20:54.940 whereas Carney walks away from that deal, comes back here, and now he's got the elbows up again,

00:21:03.440 and he's looking great, and he's going up in the polls, because it's cool to hate Donald Trump,

00:21:08.740 you see? So they're playing political games. We've got more on that coming up a little bit

00:21:13.020 later on in the show as well. Mark Garrison, not the crispiest chip in the bag, but he made a video,

00:21:21.840 put it up yesterday, and I thought it was interesting. I think it was relevant without

00:21:26.700 Gerritsen knowing the reason why. It has to do with Anthony Scaramucci, former member of the

00:21:32.960 Trump administration from his first term, before he became a Trump critic in the last couple of

00:21:38.220 years. So Gerritsen will explain why he thinks it's relevant, but I want you to write down in

00:21:45.460 comments why you think it's relevant. Remember this guy? Anthony Scaramucci. He served in Donald

00:21:53.520 Trump's White House as communications director and was once one of Donald Trump's biggest supporters

00:21:58.660 and in recent years has become one of his biggest critics. And over the weekend, he issued a five

00:22:04.460 word statement that you may have missed with all the noise going on. Carney now leads the West,

00:22:10.500 Not Canada, not the liberals, not even that Kearney leads Canada.

00:22:14.760 Kearney leads the West. 0.96

00:22:16.500 And at first glance, that sounds a little ridiculous.

00:22:18.920 Canada doesn't have the largest economy.

00:22:20.640 Canada doesn't have the largest military.

00:22:22.960 Canada doesn't even lead NATO.

00:22:24.640 So what exactly is Scaramucci getting at?

00:22:26.900 He's not talking about power.

00:22:28.720 He's talking about leadership.

00:22:30.780 For decades, the Western world revolved around the United States.

00:22:34.280 Everyone else largely followed.

00:22:36.360 But increasingly, we're seeing something different.

00:22:38.440 Countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan are finding common cause around trade, security, democratic institutions, international law, and global stability.

00:22:52.540 And what Scaramucci appears to be saying is that Mark Carney has emerged as one of the most important voices bringing those countries together.

00:22:59.440 Not because Canada is the most powerful country, but because Canada is increasingly acting as a bridge.

00:23:05.520 a bridge between europe and north america a bridge between economic interests and democratic values

00:23:11.440 a bridge between countries looking for stability in an increasingly uncertain world that's why

00:23:17.400 those words matter he didn't say carney won he didn't say carney beat trump he said carney now

00:23:23.420 leads the west carney now leads the west interesting garrettson thinks it's about

00:23:31.680 leadership. It's about leadership. It's about Mark Carney being this great man who can pull

00:23:37.140 countries together and get them moving in the right direction. He's been the prime minister

00:23:41.880 of Canada for what, 18, 19 months? Hasn't got one project started yet. Nothing.

00:23:48.780 Like, again, there's this disconnect, right? But the liberals who try to paint this picture

00:23:53.060 of Mark Carney being this incredible genius leader, this charismatic figure who will take

00:24:00.320 us from the ashes and rise us up again. Come on. Let's be honest here. Mark Carney is a clown

00:24:08.780 who hasn't been able to do anything as long as he's been the prime minister, at least not as 0.98

00:24:16.000 far as a national leader goes. We know what he's been doing behind the scenes, maneuvering. And

00:24:20.560 this takes us back to the very beginning of the show. I want to know exactly what's going on.

00:24:26.880 We've got two unique perspectives we can play for you tonight.

00:24:30.280 Well, one of two.

00:24:31.180 I don't think we're going to have time to play them both.

00:24:33.000 Maybe we will.

00:24:34.020 There's the Promethean action that Susan Kokinder released a couple of days ago and a new one

00:24:38.240 from Glenn Beck.

00:24:39.820 Now, both say kind of the same thing in different ways.

00:24:44.000 And there is, you know, some overlap of information, but there is some other interesting stuff

00:24:50.640 in both as well.

00:24:51.400 So we'll try and get both of them on tonight.

00:24:53.460 because it's very fascinating as to why this is happening

00:24:58.220 and a lot to do with the U.S. Treasury.

00:25:03.240 Scott Besson, in particular,

00:25:05.540 seems to be fending off an attack,

00:25:07.900 a monetary attack from the city of London

00:25:10.080 through U.S. bonds and the Treasury

00:25:13.040 and this massive debt the Americans are carrying

00:25:15.500 to the tune of $40 trillion, right?

00:25:18.620 So that, I mean, if they can't attack them economically,

00:25:22.400 and they can't attack them militarily or with resources or anything like because they can't now

00:25:29.440 what's the only door left to get in there aside from you know manipulating the democrat party and

00:25:35.340 the liberal party in canada who are working in cahoots by the way i mean that's glaringly obvious

00:25:39.780 anthony house father liberal mp down in michigan campaigning for a democrat last week there's

00:25:47.580 pictures all over social media you have to go and find it check it out now that should be illegal

00:25:53.040 shouldn't it it's not as long as there's no election campaign going on but it should be

00:25:57.120 so what the hell's going on

00:26:02.100 mark carney yesterday because mark carney was not at the press conference today where they were

00:26:09.900 announcing these dollar for dollar tariffs like carney said we're gonna match the tariffs dollar

00:26:15.120 for dollar. He said that, I think, on Saturday in that big speech to Canadians. And then he walked

00:26:20.840 it back yesterday with this in French. American economy is much, much bigger, at least for the

00:26:29.420 time being, than the Canadian economy. We're catching up, of course. Secondly, excuse me,

00:26:37.500 what? What did he say? We're catching up, of course. Okay, so the U.S. economy is 13,

00:26:51.700 maybe 14 times, depending on the day, because it fluctuates, anywhere between 13 and 14 times the

00:26:57.580 size of the Canadian economy. We're catching up. That's very interesting. We'll get more into that

00:27:06.160 in just a second. But here is Carney again talking about, well, we're not going to be

00:27:09.980 able to do dollar for dollar. Because of this, it will be difficult to have dollar for dollar,

00:27:17.960 always difficult to carry out dollar for dollar retaliation. So we might go the more targeted way

00:27:27.080 that you are suggesting. For the time being, we have a lot to do in this area. So this is what

00:27:33.440 we do for the time being. And as Madam Premier just said, we're not setting aside any solution.

00:27:39.900 Madam Premier there, Frechette from Quebec. So that's Carney yesterday. Yesterday in Quebec.

00:27:49.960 And then today on the CBC, federal ministers announced support for Canadians counter tariffs

00:27:55.920 against U.S. Moves include extending some EI programs while hitting comparable U.S. products

00:28:02.540 with tariffs so are these in fact dollar for dollar days after the collapse of trade talks

00:28:10.260 with the trump administration by the way this is six minute read they say i'll try and do it for

00:28:14.540 you in five i don't think we're going to do the whole thing either uh with the trump administration

00:28:20.140 the liberal government is rolling out seven points so this is our tax dollars now not to

00:28:24.260 mention the borrowing that carney is going to have to do to make this happen as the dollar will

00:28:29.160 plummet. The more and more the effect of these tariffs take hold in Canada, the more our loony

00:28:37.760 will plummet until it gets down to around 60 cents U.S., maybe even in the 50s somewhere,

00:28:42.540 because this will be unsustainable. They're banking on something happening in November,

00:28:49.440 the midterms. But even then, it's not going to matter because the president still holds

00:28:55.400 incredibly significant power in the area of tariffs on his own he doesn't need congress

00:29:02.040 especially with these tariffs he slapped on canada the other day anyway rolling out 7.5 billion to

00:29:11.120 help workers and businesses weather the new 50 percent tariffs being imposed on 27.6 billion

00:29:16.440 of canadian goods by the u.s president finance minister francois philippe champagne and other

00:29:22.120 ministers announced today that alongside the supports for businesses starting

00:29:25.960 september the 8th so these don't even take effect for a couple of weeks

00:29:29.240 like make them immediate the government will match the u.s levies dollar for dollar by tariffing 27.6

00:29:39.500 billion of comparable u.s goods so i guess they're doing the dollar for dollar thing

00:29:43.500 this is an unprecedented challenge imposed on canada but canada will meet the moment by the

00:29:48.200 way, Trump has also threatened another tariff on Canadian auto parts starting on January 1st,

00:29:54.540 but I think he's probably going to move that up, especially if Doug Ford continues his rhetoric.

00:30:00.560 An unprecedented challenge imposed on Canada, but Canada will meet the moment.

00:30:04.760 Canadians will meet the moment. We will meet the moment together,

00:30:08.420 Champagne said at the announcement held at a roofing company in Ottawa.

00:30:12.960 We will support our workers, our businesses, and our industries with whatever it takes for as long

00:30:17.180 as it takes, will you? Man, there's going to be people lighting up at food banks. This is going

00:30:26.380 to get very, very, very ugly. Now, I'm not going to lie. The Americans are going to feel a little

00:30:31.420 bit of this, too, but not nearly as much as Canada. This is like if this goes on any longer

00:30:36.820 than I think Carney is banking on 10 weeks until the midterms. It's going to get bad.

00:30:44.120 But if it goes on longer than that, because I was looking at some polls today, the Republicans are going to hang on to the Senate, it looks like, and they might lose the House by one seat.

00:30:55.520 There's 435 seats in the House of Representatives.

00:30:58.540 It looks like it's going to be 218 for the Democrats and 217 for the Republicans.

00:31:03.520 And right now there's a difference of two seats anyway.

00:31:05.720 So that's really, that's all it is.

00:31:08.400 And the House can't do anything on its own anyhow.

00:31:11.220 Yeah, they can vote to impeach Trump, but so what?

00:31:14.120 I mean, they'll never get it past the Senate. It's not going to happen.

00:31:18.860 The measures have been designed to focus support on workers and businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises across the country.

00:31:26.960 As part of the support package, the Liberal government is directing $3.5 billion of the $7.5 billion support funding into a rapid response initiative for workers and employers.

00:31:37.400 they know it's going to be bad but 3.5 billion that's not even that's not even close to scratching

00:31:46.720 the surface you guys better hunker down seriously this might get really bad part of the money will

00:31:54.240 go toward expanding three changes to ei first announced in september 2025 that were set to

00:31:59.300 expire october 10th including waiving the one week waiting period to collect ei for another year 0.97

00:32:05.880 See, they're expecting some bad shit, man.

00:32:09.920 Extending permission for workers to receive EI payments 0.98

00:32:12.580 without first having to use up their separation payments

00:32:15.700 until October 10th next year,

00:32:18.300 giving long-tenured employees an extra 20 weeks of EI

00:32:21.620 until June 2027.

00:32:26.060 Carve-outs everywhere.

00:32:28.620 Two new measures being rolled out include

00:32:30.600 allowing workers that have voluntarily left their jobs

00:32:33.600 to collect EI without penalty and helping connect unemployed or underemployed workers with major

00:32:39.680 projects that need staff. Employers themselves are getting up to $1,000 per employee to cover

00:32:46.360 the training and administration costs of implementing EI work sharing and retention

00:32:50.320 programs. This is brutal. This is a government takeover. This is what nationalization looks like

00:32:57.000 when a communist regime takes over a country. Because do you honestly think that there ever,

00:33:02.940 the government is ever going to relinquish their control over these industries? No effing way.

00:33:09.580 Not a chance. It gives them too much power, man. They can do whatever they want.

00:33:15.380 It's like Nazi Germany. It's like fascist Italy. That's what fascism is, by the way. It's a

00:33:22.780 blending of the state and business. That's what it is. No matter what these Antifa punks out

00:33:32.880 there in the street think it is. That's not it. Wow. That's exactly what's going on. This is

00:33:40.340 stakeholder capitalism. As Klaus Schwab would say, the fourth industrial revolution is happening

00:33:46.900 right now in Canada. At this very, very moment, it's happening right now. And you don't even know

00:33:55.960 it. I didn't even know it until five seconds ago. Let me pat myself on the back here. What about the

00:34:04.820 OECD? What is that? The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is a forum and

00:34:09.960 knowledge hub for data analysis and best practices and public policy. We work with over 100 countries

00:34:16.380 across the world to build a stronger, fairer, and cleaner societies, helping to shape better

00:34:20.980 policies for better lives that's what the oecd is now here's our minister of u.s

00:34:28.220 trade dominique leblanc in conversation with the uh the money guy the politics i forget the guy's

00:34:33.780 name on cnbc gets ripped apart here approach uh of canada i i know you're familiar with gdp

00:34:42.540 personal gdp actually falling uh most years in canada the oecd projects that canada

00:34:50.280 out of 38 OECD members will rank 38 dead last in GDP per capita growth through 2060.

00:34:59.860 And I'm trying to figure out why.

00:35:01.700 I looked to see.

00:35:03.260 And I do find one thing it says here, tax and regulatory competitiveness.

00:35:08.020 There's a gap even with the U.S. where we think, you know, permitting,

00:35:11.600 and we've got all these problems down here.

00:35:13.400 How bad is it in Canada?

00:35:16.180 And what changes do you think need to be made at this point?

00:35:20.880 I don't think you're really negotiating from a strong position based on these things.

00:35:26.640 Well, that is where I might respectfully disagree with you.

00:35:30.400 I think that if Canada is the top export destination for 26 U.S. states,

00:35:35.740 we sell oil and gas and potash essential to the U.S. manufacturing economy,

00:35:41.620 huge value added in the United States.

00:35:43.440 So we can find compelling examples where trade done properly benefits both countries.

00:35:49.540 But I certainly take your question in terms of the regulatory burden, in terms of tax competitiveness.

00:35:56.780 Those are issues that Prime Minister Carney ran on in the election last year.

00:36:01.480 He got a mandate to be able to ensure that federal permitting, for example, of these major projects.

00:36:08.900 No, he did not. This is a lie.

00:36:12.360 his mandate was based upon getting a deal with trump that's what it was

00:36:19.080 what a liar think of big energy projects think of a clean energy projects port infrastructure

00:36:25.320 we're diversifying our clean energy projects really really so this is the green infrastructure

00:36:34.280 this is like they're still touting this across the united states it's been abandoned in the

00:36:39.240 the United States in favor of oil and gas. Well, you know, we can't say abandoned because people

00:36:44.320 still want clean energy, obviously. You want the energy to be as clean as possible, but you can't

00:36:51.260 become a freakish zealot about it. Oh, we can't have any carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

00:36:56.800 whatsoever. The planet's going to burn. No, no. And that's what Mark Carney is. But is he really?

00:37:04.760 no he's just trying to create this new economy for it and he's still trying to attract customers

00:37:12.680 but trump has stamped out his customer base right so i'm sure he's got a lot of stranded

00:37:19.200 equipment that's never going to go anywhere lots of windmills kicking around somewhere that

00:37:24.160 nobody's ever going to buy lots of solar panels in the same situation and brookfield's mad

00:37:31.740 what are we going to do with all these solar panels mark still trying to sell them

00:37:37.900 all right let's have a look at c here's the oecd ranking canada sits at the bottom

00:37:44.400 denmark costa rica korea which korea north or south poland iceland slovenia lithuania turkey

00:37:50.660 this is about a real gdp growth from q1 of last year to q1 of this year you got the states in

00:37:58.660 the top 10 there, Turkey, Spain, Australia, Latvia, Estonia, Portugal, Sweden, Chechnya.

00:38:04.500 We don't need to go through the entire thing. Just see Canada in red there. It's the bottom

00:38:09.100 of the barrel. By the way, CBC also today was trying to paint the Trump administration as liars

00:38:16.580 and Jameson Greer specifically, the trade ambassador for the United States, for suggesting

00:38:23.980 that canada and china were the only two countries that fought back against the american tariffs

00:38:30.220 every other country in the world just said okay you know what fine whatever we still want access

00:38:36.140 to the american market and you know what the cbc was right in saying that because india also fought

00:38:42.780 back initially and so did the european union and turkey but all three of those countries very

00:38:49.980 quickly rolled back their counter tariffs the only ones to keep any on were canada and china

00:38:59.980 still with this fighting so why these two countries specifically

00:39:07.420 why does canada feel so entitled to a special partnership with the united states is it just

00:39:12.380 because it's been like that forever even though it hasn't been or is it because we

00:39:17.500 have the world's largest unprotected, unpoliced land border. Is that what it is? Why is it that

00:39:24.480 Canadians feel so entitled that they can actually sit there and call these tariffs that Trump has

00:39:29.920 placed on goods and services coming into the United States as unjustified, where Mark Carney

00:39:37.900 can actually stand in front of a national television audience of Canadians and say,

00:39:42.460 we were attacked because he said that on saturday he actually said that we were attacked what

00:39:49.720 where's the attack it's a tariff bud if the united states wanted to attack us they would

00:39:57.220 here's donald trump from january now this is interesting

00:40:02.340 because this goes back to january 7th of 2025 so last year remember when they first started

00:40:07.640 talking about this 51st state thing and people started getting all upset

00:40:12.460 So, the reason I'm playing this is because this is how far back it goes, for real-za.

00:40:20.940 But why did Trump start talking about this in the first place?

00:40:25.220 And this is one of the things that's kind of vexing me these past few days.

00:40:29.020 So watch this.

00:40:30.400 Military force to acquire Panama and Greenland, are you also considering military force to annex and acquire Panama?

00:40:38.240 No. Economic force. Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something.

00:40:45.720 You get rid of that artificially drawn line, and you take a look at what that looks like,

00:40:50.980 and it would also be much better for national security. Don't forget, we basically protect Canada.

00:40:56.180 But here's the problem with Canada. So many friends up there. I love the Canadian people.

00:41:02.840 they're great. But we're spending hundreds of billions a year to protect it. We're spending

00:41:08.380 hundreds of billions a year to take care of Canada. We lose in trade deficits. We're losing

00:41:14.360 mass. We don't need their cars. You know, they make 20 percent of our cars. We don't need that.

00:41:18.360 I'd rather make them in Detroit. We don't need the cars. We don't need their lumber. We have

00:41:23.620 massive fields of lumber. We don't need their lumber. We have to unrestrict them because stupid

00:41:28.780 people put you know restrictions on but i can do that with an executive order we don't need 1.00

00:41:34.300 anything they have we don't need their dairy products we have more than they have

00:41:38.300 we don't need anything so why are we losing 200 billion dollars a year and more to protect canada

00:41:47.980 so is it because of the money was it the 200 billion dollars was it the fentanyl that was

00:41:54.300 screaming into the united states from canada and it was as much as the canadian government tried

00:41:59.260 to downplay that oh it definitely it was coming from china it's where they make it or at least

00:42:04.620 produce the components to make it they move it into canada through the chinese triads and probably

00:42:10.380 now the indian bishnoi gang where they make the fentanyl in labs somewhere up in the mountains

00:42:15.820 in bc and then they move it into the united states over land borders

00:42:20.140 was it that was it just trump going you know what

00:42:27.820 i think we're just going to take them we'll just squeeze them enough until they say gimme gimme

00:42:34.640 and then they're the 51st state or is it something else is it the wildlands project or as

00:42:41.880 tayana called it on the show a couple of weeks ago the p2p project remember that that map i showed

00:42:48.840 you guys of north america with red regions green regions and yellow regions red regions no humans

00:42:55.560 can ever go yellow regions are restricted regions in order you have to have a permit to go and then

00:43:01.480 green regions are where everybody lives and those are the 15 minutes super mega cities is that what's

00:43:10.080 being constructed here is it this don row doctrine of dominance in the western hemisphere

00:43:17.880 and why would anthony scaramucci release a tweet over the weekend just four words

00:43:23.760 carney leads the west or forwards carney leads the west carney leads the new world order yeah

00:43:32.740 not the west and what did he mean when he said the west i mean like he said so this is what

00:43:38.900 what is bothering me oh one more thing donald trump said this just today

00:43:43.720 public school in america is now on notice that if they tell a child that they're trapped in

00:43:49.480 the wrong body they are committing child abuse and as we remove the far left extremism from

00:43:56.440 the classroom we're taking historic action to ensure that every child in america

00:44:01.000 has access to a first class education

00:44:07.400 so now if there's a child i guess he just said it i don't have to repeat

00:44:13.720 If there's a child being told, you know what, maybe you were born in the wrong body.

00:44:18.600 Maybe you're really a boy or a girl or whatever.

00:44:22.440 Sorry, that's child abuse.

00:44:24.120 Now, what does that mean?

00:44:25.060 Does that mean jail time?

00:44:27.100 Or is that just like a warning, a chilling effect?

00:44:30.880 And I think that's more of a state thing too, isn't it?

00:44:34.800 Maybe he can remove funding in some way.

00:44:36.920 I don't know.

00:44:38.100 Anyway, the White House released this today.

00:44:40.260 I thought it was actually kind of funny.

00:44:41.720 canada's been ripping off the united states for decades and president donald j trump is done

00:44:48.420 letting them get away with it this actually isn't really a story in the united states anymore it

00:44:54.760 just kind of worked its way out of the news cycle the only thing that's barely kind of keeping it

00:44:59.200 alive right now the democrats who want to talk to the networks about it of course cnn msnbc or

00:45:05.040 whatever they call themselves these days are willing to talk about it because they've been

00:45:09.500 told to. Other than that, it's not a big deal. That's exactly how much Americans care about

00:45:16.720 Canada. Not at all. Last week, the U.S. offered Canada the most preferential market access of

00:45:24.040 any country on earth with deep cuts on steel, aluminum, autos, lumber, and more. Instead of

00:45:31.080 partnership, Canada chose unreasonable demands, walkbacks, and flat-out rejection. This sounds a

00:45:36.580 little different from the rhetoric we've been hearing from the PMO these last few days, doesn't

00:45:41.200 it? And the premiers for that matter. But I think the premiers are just useful stooges at this stage

00:45:47.540 of the game. I think that they're just, I think they believe, they actually believe that they're

00:45:53.560 doing the right thing for the right reasons. I don't think they have any concept of what's really

00:45:59.160 going on at all. The record of Canadian abuse is clear and deliberate fact. Canada is joined

00:46:06.260 only by the People's Republic of China in choosing retaliation over negotiation. Their

00:46:12.180 continued discriminatory treatment of U.S. commerce has burdened American workers, farmers, and

00:46:17.040 businesses. Fact, Canada alone imposed discriminatory 25 percent tariffs and company-specific quotas on

00:46:25.100 U.S. motor vehicles, measures applied to no other country. As a result, U.S. vehicle exports to

00:46:32.380 Canada crashed 22% over the last year.

00:46:35.720 Fact, Canada banned American wine, beer, and spirits in nearly every province and territory,

00:46:42.900 while other countries have faced no such restrictions.

00:46:46.040 As a result, U.S. alcohol exports to Canada collapsed 81% in a single year.

00:46:52.740 Fact, Canada locks out U.S. dairy with tariff rate quotas far more restrictive than those given to Europe,

00:46:59.640 plus over quoted tariffs of nearly 300 percent rates so extreme they function as a near total

00:47:06.740 ban and rank among the highest agricultural tariffs in the developed world. By the way,

00:47:12.040 you guys, excuse me, I checked all of this stuff today and it is 99 percent accurate.

00:47:19.160 Fact, Canada has extracted a persistent average annual goods trade deficit of roughly 50 billion

00:47:25.920 from the U.S. over the past decade while refusing reciprocal access.

00:47:30.760 Fact. Canada targeted American aerospace manufacturer Gulfstream for years.

00:47:36.140 They effectively prohibited the sale of its G500, 600, 700, and 800 models

00:47:41.360 while shielding its own competitor until Trump intervened.

00:47:45.500 Fact. Canada's protectionist barriers, discriminatory auto quotas, alcohol bans,

00:47:50.640 and dairy lockouts have hammered American companies.

00:47:53.820 This has cost U.S. producers billions in lost sales,

00:47:56.640 forced layoffs, and driven market share

00:47:58.380 to foreign competitors who face none of the same restrictions.

00:48:02.500 Fact, without the United States, Canada could not survive.

00:48:06.680 Canada sends roughly three-quarters of all its goods exports to America.

00:48:12.020 And the U.S. market is where Canada gets the overwhelming majority

00:48:15.640 of its money and economic oxygen.

00:48:18.680 Fact, Canada's failed trade policies are driving its own manufacturers

00:48:22.940 south. A recent survey found 42% of Canadian manufacturers have already moved or are planning

00:48:28.960 to move production to the United States. Fact, Canada is doubling down on tariffs targeting

00:48:35.480 American workers. Canada just announced an additional $27.6 billion in tariffs on American

00:48:41.260 businesses, including a 50% tariff on American steel and aluminum, a 25% tariff on American

00:48:48.160 fish and a 25% tariff on American tools. Fact, the U.S. economy is approximately 13 times larger

00:48:56.280 than the Canadian economy, at home to over eight times as many people. The United States has the

00:49:02.580 clear leverage. President Trump said it best. Canada is easily the most difficult and unreasonable.

00:49:09.380 They feel entitled, but they're not a state and will be entitled no longer. Canadian leadership

00:49:17.060 chose retaliation over partnership and america is no longer willing to carry them

00:49:23.480 jameson greer is the u.s trade representative he goes by the title of ambassador and he was on

00:49:30.500 who was this he was on the other day fox or cnbc or ms anyway yeah he was talking about this trade

00:49:38.260 negotiation breakdown with us the canadians the other day and he seemed surprised and this is

00:49:44.100 something else i want you guys to really look for when these people are being interviewed look for

00:49:49.580 their facial expressions and their body language that's very key so dude is going to ask jameson

00:49:55.940 greer here so uh what's this about french who's i did right like he looks genuinely surprised by

00:50:02.160 this whole thing watch this declined or we had a difference of you you speak french french i do

00:50:08.140 So you don't care whether they change some of the language up there, whether they make it?

00:50:14.660 No, I mean, that was a funny fake story.

00:50:17.360 And I don't think that I mean that I speak French to my kids speak French when my kids was born in Paris.

00:50:22.740 So I like the Québécois and I like that they speak French.

00:50:26.260 What we don't like is a situation where Canada, the federal government, forces American tech companies to to take their earnings and give a percentage to their competitors in Canada.

00:50:36.700 But I understand why the Québécois want to have, you know, French language content and all of that.

00:50:42.520 And we think that's a really valuable thing.

00:50:44.280 And we encourage countries to really, you know, put their own country first and put their national identity first.

00:50:49.140 That's that's actually quite consistent with.

00:50:51.220 So what is that? So what is that about then, Ambassador?

00:50:54.340 There was some reference to the idea that we wanted some of it to be either in English or that English had to be first or something like that.

00:51:02.700 True, not true. That's not that is not true.

00:51:05.160 I can tell you that's not true. I think that's just I don't know what that is about.

00:51:09.720 I mean, it's what I said. There are countries like like Australia and like Canada where they go to somebody like Netflix or other streamers and they say, OK, you make X money.

00:51:19.180 You're going to take five percent of that and you have to give it to Canadian content producers or Quebec content producers or Australian content producers.

00:51:27.880 And that's what you have to do. And we think that's a tax, a discriminatory tax on American companies.

00:51:33.620 But we have no problem with French language.

00:51:36.700 We like it.

00:51:37.220 We think it's great.

00:51:42.380 It's about culture.

00:51:44.020 There's a clip of Melanie Jolie today at the tariff announcement that she was president.

00:51:50.080 Mark Carney was nowhere to be found today, by the way, because I guess they say that he was busy briefing the opposition leaders as to what's going on.

00:52:00.060 Let me see if I can find this clip real quick here.

00:52:02.020 Yeah, here it is.

00:52:02.600 Melanie Jolie was asked about this whole French thing and how Donald Trump says yeah I love

00:52:08.400 French Canadians I have no wish to see them speak another language it's not a big deal

00:52:13.620 what did Carney say or what did the TV say about this whole French thing that they were trying to

00:52:19.740 somehow usurp the French culture of Quebec oh my god like it's what the and I know a lot of people

00:52:30.140 in western canada are still pissed that the products they buy in stores have to be labeled

00:52:35.460 in two languages i mean if quebec can do a single language because they're francophone then the rest

00:52:41.260 of the country should be able to do a single language as well anyway here is melanie jolie

00:52:46.360 being asked about trump's remarks regarding french canadians what do you make of president

00:52:52.080 trump's comments that the prime minister was fabricating the issue around the protection of

00:52:56.420 the French language, and how he says that he loves French-Canadian people.

00:53:06.000 We all love French-Canadian people.

00:53:15.540 I'm in love with one, too, you know.

00:53:21.360 The question is not about love, the question is about sovereignty.

00:53:25.700 what we stand for in this country we are a country that believes in having two official languages

00:53:31.420 and that's okay so by saying this it's not about love it's about sovereignty by saying what she's

00:53:39.140 saying here she is suggesting that donald trump was trying to take away what canada's sovereignty

00:53:46.840 or quebec's sovereignty or like exactly what was he trying to do that he doesn't care about

00:53:52.140 i mean it says right there there's this truth social post i would never interfere with canadian

00:53:57.020 speaking french like what why would that even be a thing it's they made it up like jameson 0.98

00:54:03.560 greer said it's a lie it's blatant let's let the idiot continue here part of why we decided 0.97

00:54:12.540 decades ago years ago more than 150 years ago to make this important alliance between 0.98

00:54:20.980 English and French people and you know we eventually also have a lot of

00:54:27.020 reconciliation work to do but that was at the core of the creation of our

00:54:31.540 country and you know why French and English Canadians decided to eventually

00:54:38.980 create that country of Canada because we didn't want to be part of the US and so

00:54:45.400 that's part of our DNA now forward 150 years later we need to make sure that we

00:54:53.540 continue to protect that strong alliance and that is why making sure that we are

00:55:00.700 sovereign that we're able to take our own decisions when it comes to protection

00:55:05.620 of our bilingualism is key and I think of course French Canadians agree with

00:55:11.440 but i really think also english canadians do so she's wrong oh by the way um she's off with that

00:55:23.520 why did france abandon quebec in the first place does anybody know the answer to this

00:55:29.600 i'm a bit of a history buff so i know this one france abandoned quebec and all of the settlers

00:55:36.720 back in the 1760s i think it was like 1765 17 after they lost the seven years war to the united

00:55:44.640 kingdom and they were given a choice what do you want the english said to the french they said do

00:55:50.960 you want quebec or do you want guadalupe they chose guadalupe which is an island down by the

00:56:02.000 the Dominican Republic, which was a good choice. And they said back then, like 250 years ago,

00:56:07.680 they said, what do we want with Quebec anyway? It's just like a bunch of snow. So they left

00:56:13.780 Quebec to the French settlers who had already settled there like for a hundred years or so

00:56:18.920 and made them integrate with the English. Now, you got to hand it to the Quebecois.

00:56:26.320 they managed to be able to carve out their lifestyle and their language and their culture

00:56:33.180 for all this time since then without the english taking them over so you've got to hand it to them 1.00

00:56:38.900 for that but at the same time we're not the same like there's quebecers and then there's the rest 1.00

00:56:47.320 of us. It's just, it just doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever. And as far as Donald Trump 1.00

00:56:56.900 wanting to take away their culture or their language, I mean, that's, that's absurd. He

00:57:03.640 doesn't care about that. Why would he care about that? Makes no sense. He was trolling though

00:57:09.440 earlier today. So on truth social, I'm not a member, so I can't sign in, but we can see his

00:57:15.120 posts. He said he was threatening to change the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America because

00:57:20.700 they're not going to be doing any business with Ontario much in the future.

00:57:28.840 But you see, there's so many posts on his Truth Social page. It was difficult to find this stuff.

00:57:35.740 That's what I mean when I say Canada. They don't care about Canada. There's North Korea in here. 0.69

00:57:40.520 there's iran in here there's all kinds of stuff in here this is very difficult to find

00:57:45.980 now what else have we got oh i would never interfere with canadian speaking french in fact 0.98

00:57:51.260 i've never even thought of doing such a stupid thing this lie was made up by a weak and ineffective 0.99

00:57:57.140 prime minister in an attempt to gain political support which he is totally lost well he's wrong 0.99

00:58:01.280 on that from the people of quebec i love french canadians president donald j trump then he goes

00:58:06.840 into talking about iran again then he says the united states is giving serious consideration

00:58:12.900 to changing the name of lake ontario to lake america in that we don't expect to be doing

00:58:19.120 much business with ontario any longer thank you for your attention to this matter president

00:58:24.760 donald j trump and there's one more too that was kind of good

00:58:30.260 ah it doesn't matter this is the thing he's trolling he's making jokes he's having a good

00:58:41.560 time he's he's having laughs at our expense and if you look at some of these posts on whatever

00:58:47.760 social media you're most active on you'll see that there is a lot of support for donald trump

00:58:53.120 down there so these premiers up here and even carney suggesting that trump's going to be done

00:58:59.600 by the midterms he'll be a lame duck president not exactly true i mean they may be true but these

00:59:05.360 guys are talking about it like it's a fait accompli a done deal already it's not speaking

00:59:12.240 of the premiers doug ford yesterday and today watch this you mentioned that everything remains

00:59:19.580 on the table if things were to get worse what would worse look like do you have a line in mind

00:59:24.860 already well if it gets really really bad i say everything's on the table i cannot speak

00:59:32.140 for other premiers but a couple premiers have a lot of power to protect canada

00:59:38.300 massive power and i can't speak for them but we need everyone to be on team canada and throw

00:59:45.100 everything in the kitchen sink at them no matter if it's electricity if it's fuel again if it's

00:59:51.660 It's potash, uranium.

00:59:53.640 We need to have everything on the table,

00:59:55.940 but we need a buy-in from coast to coast to coast.

00:59:59.840 And we'll work together with the other premiers.

01:00:02.240 I know the prime minister will.

01:00:03.880 But we could put massive, massive pain on the U.S.

01:00:09.260 President Trump underestimates us,

01:00:11.760 and that's the biggest mistake,

01:00:13.440 underestimating your opponent.

01:00:15.220 Well, I can go back and forth with Trump.

01:00:17.480 You know, I'm not going to.

01:00:19.220 I'm just not going to take the bait. 1.00

01:00:21.660 This guy's a loser. 1.00

01:00:22.820 He's going to be a loser, and simple as that. 1.00

01:00:25.340 We're going to fight with everything we have, and you know something? 0.99

01:00:29.120 I have more courage, more brains in my baby toe than he has in his whole body.

01:00:33.680 So there you go. 1.00

01:00:35.440 And I have a lot of real estate on my ass, so he has a lot of room to kiss my ass. 1.00

01:00:40.220 So I've dealt with guys like you my whole life, and guess what? 1.00

01:00:43.620 You all become losers because you're a loser. 1.00

01:00:46.440 Ontario Premier Doug Ford is joining us right now. 0.99

01:00:48.920 Premier, thank you very much for joining us.

01:00:51.140 It sounds like your frustration with President Trump and his tariffs policy against Canada's escalating.

01:00:57.200 Would it be wiser to take the temperature down a bit right now between these two longtime great allies?

01:01:05.360 I think so. Well, things got a little heated. It got a little personal yesterday between the president and myself.

01:01:12.080 But I want to make a deal, a good deal for the American people, a good deal for the Canadians.

01:01:16.820 and we're the two greatest countries in the world.

01:01:20.180 We're each other's number one customer

01:01:21.740 and it's time to get back to the table

01:01:24.760 and let's negotiate a fair deal

01:01:27.280 because it's hurting the U.S.,

01:01:29.720 it's hurting Canada 0.63

01:01:31.440 and we just want to make sure

01:01:33.860 that we have a fair deal.

01:01:38.040 Why the walk back today?

01:01:39.840 Did you notice that?

01:01:42.060 You know, it's time to maybe turn down the temper. 1.00

01:01:44.600 You can kiss my fat ass! 1.00

01:01:46.820 Turn down the temperature. 1.00

01:01:48.180 We just want to get the best deal for.

01:01:52.560 I don't know.

01:01:53.760 Like these, they're acting like children.

01:01:56.620 They're acting like spoiled children, maybe because that's what they really are. 0.72

01:02:01.980 You know, Manitoba is kind of an embarrassment as a province.

01:02:07.460 One of the, I guess it's middle of the pack population wise in Canada and middle of the

01:02:12.540 pack economically, probably too.

01:02:14.060 it's behind saskatchewan bc alberta ontario quebec but it's ahead of all of the atlantic

01:02:19.780 provinces so middle of the pack population economically there are two states two

01:02:28.080 out of the 50 that have smaller economies than manitoba can you name them

01:02:33.640 i mean it's embarrassing it truly is

01:02:45.020 Vermont is one of them.

01:02:47.400 Wyoming is the other.

01:02:52.460 And yet Wob Canu just refuses.

01:02:56.980 He's the premier of one of the poorest

01:03:01.180 subnational provinces or states in the world,

01:03:06.880 at least in North America.

01:03:08.020 And he's like, yip, yip, yip, yip.

01:03:10.260 And now Canu is supportive of the counter-tariff support

01:03:13.240 to help Canadians to unveil provincial aid plans soon.

01:03:16.520 Manitoba's got no money for any of that.

01:03:18.600 And he was also supportive of what Doug Ford yesterday 1.00

01:03:21.520 when he told Trump to kiss his fat ass. 1.00

01:03:26.760 I'm going to play you a little bit of what Wob Canoe said last week. 1.00

01:03:30.680 And at the very end of this compilation,

01:03:33.060 he was asked if he regrets what he said last week

01:03:37.600 when he called out Trump.

01:03:39.800 Watch this.

01:03:40.760 Who's the one who said, who's the person who said,

01:03:43.100 what if anything what if a bomb falls on your head right now like right so i mean call is bluff

01:03:52.300 i i think we should fight i think donald trump is very weak i think america is weaker around the 0.87

01:03:58.620 world today than it was a year ago he's about to get slaughtered in the midterms and the cost of

01:04:06.140 living is the number one issue and he is completely out of touch with the cost of living of americans

01:04:10.860 i think we should fight well okay hold on just a second wab um you understand that again you're one

01:04:18.060 of the the premiers of one of the the smallest economies in north america and you don't seem to

01:04:27.740 have any understanding of the fact that people in this province are having a very difficult time

01:04:32.940 feeding themselves and their family paying for things

01:04:35.820 and you're telling us that trump is like that when the cost of living crisis in the united

01:04:44.340 states is not even close to what it is in canada that's ridiculous and i meant to say that last

01:04:50.920 week because these comments came from last week but there was so much else that i thought of to 0.98

01:04:55.280 say that i forgot to say that anyway let's continue iran is a bloody trump's nose already

01:05:02.720 and um they're coming crawling to us asking for us to include their america if a bomb falls on 0.95

01:05:10.100 your head right now and the cost of living how are the americans doing any crawling at all

01:05:15.940 like what so this is what i was saying earlier right like is like maybe it looks like ford

01:05:24.460 on cnn and he looked a little bit conciliatory like maybe some of the air had been let out of

01:05:30.860 his parade float body but this guy nope is the number one issue and he is completely out of 0.97

01:05:37.760 touch with the cost of living of americans i think we should fight well iran is a bloody trump's nose

01:05:43.200 already and um they're coming crawling to us asking for us to include their american firms 0.95

01:05:50.160 in procurement and um to put the booze back on the shelves so to me that's weak american president

01:05:57.060 is weak he's threatening us and i think if we kept pushing um i think that we'd probably get more

01:06:03.860 i'm not asking you to count the comments i'm just asking how concerned you were about

01:06:07.860 the potential effect of the trade not concerned

01:06:14.660 absolutely has no concern whatsoever that he may have been one of the linchpins that caused some

01:06:21.220 irritants in the negotiations. Doesn't care. So what does that mean to you? You see, this

01:06:29.580 is the interesting thing, right? Like, I'm not concerned. You're not concerned. So are

01:06:36.280 you in on it too, Wob, or are you just being used as a useful stooge, useful idiot? Not 1.00

01:06:42.600 concerned. Or is it just political speak for if I say that I'm sorry, I will look weak

01:06:48.760 and we can't have that that's probably what that is plus the guy is like arrogant is the day is

01:06:54.960 long with a bad temper too apparently the workplace environment around the manitoba legislature is

01:07:01.940 just horrendous people are scared for their jobs legend has it that canoe is back on the sauce

01:07:09.000 after being off the sauce for a while it's a mess down there

01:07:12.140 have you got the same problem in your legislature um oh hang on for a second there's one more

01:07:21.800 premier who is making some noise today and that what's her name susan holt in new brunswick

01:07:26.820 the new brunswick won't stop supplying power to maine at this point the premier says oh and by

01:07:32.940 the way i'm going to talk about supplying power when ford was talking about shutting down

01:07:39.580 hydroelectric power to New York and Michigan, I think it is. Dude, you go ahead and try that.

01:07:45.520 Try it. Because you see, there is no oil and gas pipeline from Western Canada to Eastern Canada

01:07:55.820 that doesn't go through the United States. There's Enbridge, I think line five it is,

01:08:01.040 that goes all the way to Manitoba and then from Manitoba goes south through Minnesota

01:08:06.680 all the way through Wisconsin, Michigan, and then finally comes back up at Sarnia, Ontario.

01:08:14.060 Trump could just shut that down or put such a slap, such a royalty on that oil and gas

01:08:21.860 going through that pipeline that you'll never want to send it.

01:08:29.520 So before Mr. Ford, you think about shutting down hydroelectric power to 1.5 million U.S.

01:08:36.080 hydro customers think about the devastation the complete devastation you'll be bringing on your

01:08:44.000 own people not to mention the fact that you can't shut down power to the united states without

01:08:49.780 shutting down power to some of your own people as well because of the complexities of the power 0.59

01:08:55.120 grid you in fool so susan hole the premier of new brunswick was talking about doing that very

01:09:03.960 same thing because they supply power to some areas of maine and vermont in the united states 0.97

01:09:08.420 so she says susan holt says that canada's trade war with the u.s has not reached a point where

01:09:13.840 her province would stop supplying electricity to maine a blue state it would be an exceptionally

01:09:21.680 serious move to do that and so we would have to be in a position a lot further down the road than

01:09:27.100 we're in uh in this trade war today she and other premiers have faced questions in recent days about

01:09:33.060 what moves they could make in response to a new wave of U.S. levies on Canadian products

01:09:37.840 worth billions of dollars. That's an extremely serious measure to turn the power off to a

01:09:43.940 community in northern Maine that have been our friends and neighbors for generations and who

01:09:47.960 need that power to operate things like old hospitals. However, Holt said her province

01:09:53.920 could stop exporting energy products that help heat and cool homes and power cars all through

01:10:01.100 New England. New Brunswick exports nearly all of its $9.3 billion worth of refined petroleum

01:10:06.500 products to the United States. I'm sure you would want to start screwing with them then.

01:10:12.680 The province's largest energy export by value, according to the government. Now,

01:10:17.340 what else does she say that caught my eye down here? Not the dairy product.

01:10:21.820 this is where she starts talking about not allowing u.s hunters to come into new brunswick

01:10:32.580 and get licenses to hunt deer or moose it's down here somewhere but i don't want to look for it

01:10:40.700 Canadian press is annoying. 0.91

01:10:50.860 Oh, she suggested that her government could stop Americans 0.98

01:10:53.940 for participating in moose hunting and salmon fishing 0.55

01:10:56.320 and added her provinces' lobster exports to the U.S.

01:10:58.880 could also be used as leverage.

01:11:00.440 Yeah, so she's saying that, I'm sorry, you're American. 0.89

01:11:03.320 You can't come to New Brunswick and do what you've been doing

01:11:05.260 for the past 30 years or so.

01:11:06.860 We're not going to issue you a license to do that.

01:11:08.860 what do you think trump would say to that

01:11:11.720 would he just shut down the border to canadians altogether i'm sorry but due to the fact that 0.89

01:11:22.140 there's so many chinese electric vehicles flying around your country we can't take the chance 0.99

01:11:27.840 and allow any cars into the united states because we know that these chinese cars have got spy 1.00

01:11:33.860 cameras in them. Spy censors. Can't take the chance. Sorry. No Canadians allowed in the United 0.95

01:11:40.140 States ever. Ah, that probably sounds a little bit extreme, but what he could do is start doing 0.89

01:11:46.940 the same thing that Susan Holt is talking about. I mean, they want to play their hand like that,

01:11:51.820 or he could just create incredibly long lineups at the border for Canadians getting into the

01:11:57.900 United States by instructing border guards at every port of entry along the Canadian-U.S. border

01:12:05.800 to examine every single car that comes in meticulously for an hour or more.

01:12:19.460 This could get that petty. I don't think it will, but it could.

01:12:24.260 and the Americans, in the meantime, as Canada gets bled dry, because they've already set up

01:12:31.400 the programs, the welfare and the EI programs to benefit people who they know are going to lose

01:12:36.900 their jobs. And they're banking on the midterms to straighten things out. Canada's screwed, man.

01:12:44.680 It's going to be a smoking crater in the ground. And like I said earlier, yes, the U.S. will feel 1.00

01:12:51.100 a little bit of pain, but not nearly as much devastation as Canada will feel. Stock up.

01:13:00.080 Get as much food in your house as you possibly can. Whatever else. Energy. Anything you need

01:13:07.620 to stock up for like three or four months, guys. I'm not kidding. I don't know how this is going to

01:13:13.140 Okay. Glenn Beck thinks he's got it. And he may have part of it. Here it is.

01:13:24.600 Ontario Premier has threatened massive pain against the U.S. I want you to hear cut one.

01:13:34.000 As for the electricity, everything's on the table. Critical minerals, everything's on the table.

01:13:38.780 But I can't do this alone, folks.

01:13:40.840 I need every premier playing on Team Canada,

01:13:43.940 and I'm confident that every single premier will be part of Team Canada.

01:13:48.620 If he wants to put pain on Canadians, we'll leverage every bit of pain we possibly can on America.

01:13:54.960 We could put massive, massive pain on the U.S.

01:13:59.440 President Trump underestimates us, and that's the biggest mistake,

01:14:04.120 underestimating your opponent.

01:14:07.340 Hmm.

01:14:08.780 How much truth is there?

01:14:11.040 What is this really all about?

01:14:12.380 Why are we suddenly at war with Canada?

01:14:15.980 Literally, we are at war with Canada.

01:14:19.320 Economic war.

01:14:20.760 That's Mark Carney.

01:14:22.220 That's not me.

01:14:23.120 That's not Donald Trump.

01:14:24.540 That's Mark Carney saying, they struck us.

01:14:28.120 We are now at war.

01:14:31.280 Okay, so what's really going on here?

01:14:33.740 Because Canada going to war with us doesn't make economic sense.

01:14:38.440 at all. And I'm going to explain. So what's really happening? So the talks have collapsed as of

01:14:44.780 Friday, about midnight. 50% tariffs landed on about $20 billion of Canadian goods. We had a deal all

01:14:53.400 week. We were working towards it. And at midnight Friday, Carney says no deal. Saturday morning,

01:14:59.400 Mark Carney calls

01:15:01.280 Donald Trump

01:15:02.340 a miscalculation

01:15:04.640 by the afternoon

01:15:06.960 he had workshopped and he had

01:15:09.240 a better word war

01:15:10.800 you're at war when you got

01:15:13.340 it when you get attacked we got

01:15:15.180 attacked we are at war

01:15:17.360 this is Canada

01:15:18.900 okay 1.00

01:15:21.720 Mark Carney is not a stupid guy 0.99

01:15:24.940 he's not he ran the bank 1.00

01:15:27.020 of Canada he ran the bank of

01:15:29.060 England, mainly into the ground, but he ran the Bank of England. He's the first foreigner to hold 0.85

01:15:34.740 that job in over 300 years. He can do the arithmetic in his sleep. 72% of everything Canada

01:15:42.460 sells abroad, it sells to us. 72%. 85% of their crude oil comes down here because the refineries

01:15:54.340 on our Gulf Coast are built to crack the heavy, sour crude

01:15:58.400 that Alberta scrapes out of the sand,

01:16:01.600 and there's nobody else on Earth who wants that much of it.

01:16:06.940 They're aluminum smelters.

01:16:09.360 They've got aluminum, they've got steel out the wazoo,

01:16:12.160 but they can't make it into anything.

01:16:15.720 Their smelters run on Quebec Hydro, and they ship it south.

01:16:19.880 you can't win a trade war with the united states he knows he cannot win a trade war with the united

01:16:28.520 states so why start one why the answer is he's not fighting the tariffs just as i have told you

01:16:39.720 with everyone on earth right now they are fighting the calendar a currency strategist at

01:16:47.880 Corpay not a political guy he's a market guy he said on Monday Carney appears to be betting that

01:16:55.420 the November midterms will blunt the tariff drive and open the door to a better deal that's the

01:17:03.040 whole strategy here make sure Congress doesn't go to the Republicans absorb the hit for 10 weeks

01:17:11.060 let American grocery bills and American layoffs do all the negotiation for you

01:17:16.900 Deal with the next Congress instead of the President of the United States.

01:17:21.620 That's not a trade war.

01:17:23.160 That's a campaign.

01:17:25.640 And let me tell you, he staffed it like a campaign.

01:17:28.740 Do you know that he hired in February a woman named Maya Johnson?

01:17:34.260 He hired her right into the Prime Minister's office.

01:17:36.960 Her title in the Canadian government directory was Senior Advisor to the United States Stakeholder Strategy.

01:17:48.340 Where have I heard stakeholder before?

01:17:51.660 Whose philosophy is, oh, I remember.

01:17:54.460 That's the World Economic Forum.

01:17:56.720 That's the global reset.

01:17:58.600 That is the globalists all over the world wanting to make sure that you don't have freedom anymore, that you are a slave to the globalist corporation's slave state, okay?

01:18:16.320 Stakeholder strategy, wow, that's not trade, that's not commerce, that's stakeholder, that is the Great Reset.

01:18:23.940 Now, who is this woman? 0.99

01:18:26.740 She's an American. 1.00

01:18:27.560 She's a Democratic operative with campaign work behind her for Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and for Kamala Harris.

01:18:38.800 So wait, he's hiring somebody who worked on the campaign of all the people that Donald Trump has run against?

01:18:48.460 In July, he promoted her to chief operating officer of the prime minister's office.

01:18:53.560 That position has never even existed in Canadian history, and it's now being run by an American?

01:19:02.540 The person now running the daily machinery of the Canadian government advising the prime minister on how to handle Donald Trump spent her career trying to beat Donald Trump. 0.88

01:19:13.920 That's not somebody you hire to negotiate with the president. 0.99

01:19:16.560 You hire that person to destroy the president and find a way to get around him.

01:19:23.560 Now, he's already told us what he's going to do.

01:19:28.040 I know Jason is going to be doing a lot on this with the insiders today

01:19:32.860 because he's fed up with Mark Carney,

01:19:36.600 and he's got all the stats and all the fact and figures.

01:19:39.700 I'm not going to have time to get into it all a bit,

01:19:41.580 but behind the scenes today, if you're a Torch insider,

01:19:44.400 you're going to get all of that information.

01:19:46.100 Okay. In in January at Davos, Carney gave a speech arguing what has happened with the world and the world order is not a transition, but a rupture. And I have to tell you, it is Donald Trump is resetting the entire world. And the globalist powers do not like that.

01:20:09.080 The great powers, he said, are using trade as a weapon and finance as a leash.

01:20:14.880 And that the middle-sized nations of the world have to combine against it.

01:20:19.860 His line was, if we're not at the table, we're on the menu.

01:20:24.320 He got a standing ovation.

01:20:26.120 And in Davos, that doesn't happen, okay?

01:20:29.040 So the terror fight is not about lumber or gasoline or oil or aluminum or anything else.

01:20:36.360 It is the opening engagement in a much older project to hold the global economic system together the way they have made it since 1945 and the way that it benefits all the elites in the world until the Americans elect somebody who wants that back.

01:20:57.200 Now, let me tell you, this has been tried before on us and it has a name and the name is almost as old as our country.

01:21:06.360 and you'll never guess who's done it to us before.

01:21:10.760 But Canada this time, last time, France.

01:21:15.940 You know, people don't even realize that they're getting half the story online.

01:21:19.480 If you only read one version of events, even from people you generally agree with,

01:21:23.880 you're still...

01:21:36.360 So, it's 1793, and France sends us a young minister named Edmond Gennet.

01:21:45.920 France is at war with Britain, and Gennet's job is to pull America in.

01:21:50.080 But Washington has just said, we're neutral in this, okay?

01:21:53.620 We don't want to be a part of that because we know that revolution in France is not like the American Revolution.

01:21:59.520 We know it's godless, it's hedonistic, it's going to end poorly.

01:22:05.020 So, we don't get involved.

01:22:06.360 So Ghanai does something no ambassador had ever done before.

01:22:10.760 He didn't go to Philadelphia and make his case to the president.

01:22:14.460 He landed in Charleston and he started working the crowd and he started recruiting American sailors and arming a captured British ship right there in an American harbor.

01:22:25.720 He's giving speeches, letting himself be cheered.

01:22:29.220 Well, Pennsylvania sends a man down to the docks and orders the ship held until Washington got back from Mount Vernon.

01:22:36.160 Well, Ghanai loses his temper, and out comes the sentence.

01:22:40.120 He said, if you try to stop me, I will appeal not to the president, but to the people.

01:22:46.800 And he starts to talk a little revolutionary about Washington.

01:22:51.140 Well, Washington hears that, and it's one of the very few times I have ever seen in history where you can almost feel Washington's blood pressure go up.

01:23:01.060 He keeps his cool all the time.

01:23:03.460 Not this time.

01:23:05.180 is a foreign minister going to defy our government

01:23:10.420 and threaten the executive with an appeal to the people?

01:23:17.140 Well, who was the guy who told George Washington about this?

01:23:21.460 A patriot, a guy who actually loved France

01:23:24.840 and wanted us to get involved in France.

01:23:27.260 It was Thomas Jefferson.

01:23:28.900 Jefferson was Ghanai's natural ally,

01:23:31.140 the leader of the pro-French party in America.

01:23:33.960 Jefferson cut him loose.

01:23:37.760 He wrote Madison, he said,

01:23:39.780 Ghané is going to sink all of us if we don't stop him fast.

01:23:44.580 So Jefferson sat down, drafted a letter

01:23:46.580 demanding that France take him home.

01:23:49.300 And in the draft, he wrote the sentence

01:23:51.180 that had settled it for 200 years.

01:23:54.380 The executive is the organ of the nation

01:23:57.280 for corresponding with foreign powers, 0.79

01:23:59.140 and it is the only one to whom it is lawful

01:24:02.340 for a foreign minister to apply you don't go around our president that's thomas jefferson

01:24:09.140 foreign agent does not get to divide american citizens against each other and then arrange

01:24:15.140 them under the banners of this nation or that nation now the point here is it didn't work in

01:24:21.940 the past but it might this time so what happened to guinea well they recalled him the jacobins

01:24:28.500 took over paris they put out a warrant the ship carrying his replacement was rumored to be carrying

01:24:34.600 a portable guillotine with his name on it ganae went to washington who he had just been trashing

01:24:41.000 and said i need your help i need asylum washington the man he tried to go around said i don't hold

01:24:47.500 any ill will you are dangerous but i do not have any wish to see you sacrificed so he gives him

01:24:55.440 asylum. So what happens? What happens to this guy? Okay. Ganae marries the daughter of a governor

01:25:01.280 of New York, bought a farm on the Hudson, became an American citizen, died at his bed at 71.

01:25:07.660 233 years later, the appeal from the president to the people is staffed,

01:25:13.700 has a department with a job title. Now, let me give you the other side.

01:25:20.080 mark carney knows that 72 runs both directions 64 of the crude oil in this country the that we

01:25:29.540 import comes from canada our gulf refineries need the heavy sour crude and canada is where it lives

01:25:35.820 76 of canadians say walking away from the table was the right call so he's not leading his country

01:25:42.260 some way so they don't want to go he's following it they don't like donald trump they don't like

01:25:47.400 america right now but a prime minister facing a president who keeps calling his country the 51st

01:25:53.520 state might reasonably conclude he has no deal available that is worth signing but all of that

01:25:59.760 is misdirection okay because this isn't the argument he's making the argument he's actually

01:26:07.280 making is the argument he made at davos in a room full of people who want the old system back

01:26:12.860 he is the leader of the old system and by the way it's not canada i'd have you watch last week the

01:26:21.900 foreign minister posted something about sanctions coming at his country and he said oh this is the

01:26:27.440 day this is the day the economic devastation is coming he said the economic d-day is just a

01:26:34.440 diversion from america's own crisis what is that crisis unprecedented debt surging interest cost

01:26:41.300 could happen in September, and he attached pictures of the headlines.

01:26:45.920 He attached a New York Times story, $40 trillion.

01:26:50.160 Set aside who said it.

01:26:52.300 Look at what he's reading.

01:26:54.880 Because our adversaries are no longer studying our carrier groups.

01:26:59.620 I told you this yesterday.

01:27:01.100 They are now studying our interest expense.

01:27:05.000 They have concluded the fastest way to beat the United States

01:27:08.740 is wait for the bond market to do it.

01:27:11.680 And that's the war that nobody is covering.

01:27:14.600 And I'm going to cover it in hour number three today.

01:27:17.080 And it's so important because here's how it actually works.

01:27:21.000 And it's not really complicated.

01:27:22.780 Remember, I talked to you yesterday about Japan.

01:27:24.660 And I said, Japan's currency fell to 40-year lows.

01:27:29.260 To prop it up, Japan needs dollars.

01:27:31.720 So he sent them dollars.

01:27:33.600 The traditional way Japan gets dollars is to sell U.S. treasury bonds.

01:27:38.740 we can't have Japan selling our treasury bonds.

01:27:42.340 They're the largest foreign holder of our debt on earth.

01:27:45.660 If they sell them, then we have to get other people to buy them.

01:27:50.820 So what do we have to do?

01:27:51.940 We have to raise the interest rates.

01:27:54.740 We have to give them more to buy those bonds.

01:27:57.540 When they dump bonds, prices fall, yields rise,

01:28:01.840 and every dollar our government borrows costs us more.

01:28:04.740 So our interest rates go through the roof on $40 trillion.

01:28:10.840 So the currency problem becomes our interest problem.

01:28:16.320 So at the end of July, our Treasury bought yen for the first time since 2011.

01:28:22.120 And thank God for Scott Besant, because he started pushing something called the FEMA repo facility.

01:28:28.420 That is an obscure Fed window thing that I'm not going to bore you with.

01:28:33.260 But it allows foreign central banks to take its treasuries and sell them instead of selling them, pawn the treasuries for dollars from our U.S. treasury and and our Fed.

01:28:46.360 OK, Japan gets the cash, but the bonds never hit the markets.

01:28:50.740 Our rates stay put. Besant said he wants the ceiling raised, yada, yada.

01:28:55.380 That's the tourniquet on this whole thing.

01:28:56.980 This thing is so fragile, and I think it makes sense now why Besant was hired, because Besant spent years at the Soros Fund Management, and when he was hired, and I love Besant, but I didn't when I first heard him, I'm like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.

01:29:14.600 And he was working with Soros.

01:29:16.940 Yes.

01:29:18.780 He knows.

01:29:20.680 He's been in this system.

01:29:23.020 He knows how the system has been built where the arteries can be cut.

01:29:29.200 And he's the guy making sure those arteries aren't cut.

01:29:34.780 Okay?

01:29:35.680 So now you have a 50% tariff on the front page.

01:29:39.560 A $50 billion a day pawn shop on page 19.

01:29:44.600 They're counting on you to watch the tariff, to not understand what's actually at stake. 0.64

01:29:51.760 And Carney is doing what Iran is doing and everybody else.

01:29:55.120 They're watching the calendar. 0.70

01:29:57.360 Tehran is betting on our balance sheet.

01:30:00.840 They're the same bet, placed by very different people on the theory that America can no longer hold a position long enough to pay it off.

01:30:09.740 You see, that's where that's where Glenn is wrong.

01:30:12.380 it's the same people it's the city of london blob i i got into a discussion with randy hillier

01:30:23.180 on x today about this and he said please don't tell me you believe in the city of london conspiracy

01:30:28.740 theory i said dude not only do i believe in it i've researched it for the past three years i

01:30:34.880 understand exactly what it is and what they're doing that's their base of operations that and

01:30:41.180 switzerland and they've got choke points and they've got uh proxies all over the world china

01:30:49.380 iran canada venezuela used to be one mexico to some extent so when glenn here says very different

01:30:59.700 people he's wrong everything else though very very good jefferson answered this call in 1793

01:31:07.260 And he wasn't even on this side of the argument.

01:31:10.160 The appeal from the president to the people only fails when the people decline to take it.

01:31:17.180 Or the people are so misguided or so under-informed, they don't understand what the president is doing.

01:31:27.260 President Washington was making sure that America did not get into that foreign entanglement.

01:31:33.160 President Trump is making sure we stay out of this globalist cabal.

01:31:40.520 That's what you need to understand.

01:31:42.820 That's what Carney is fighting for, the cabal.

01:31:46.740 It's a game, and it's all about the election.

01:31:50.100 He will inflict the pain on you and his own people, so he deals with a different Congress.

01:31:56.660 yeah however it does like i said it doesn't matter like this is the amazing thing about trump in the

01:32:08.280 second term is that he knew the battle he was going to be fighting before he ever took office

01:32:14.680 and he's doing it bit by bit by bit and he's got all the people in the right places to be able to

01:32:21.560 head off the cabal at the pass before they can do anything to stop. Right now, it's an offensive

01:32:28.380 game that Trump is playing. It's not defensive like he was in his first term. This is an offensive

01:32:34.380 game. Now, it would be better if he had the Congress, if he had both the Senate and the House

01:32:39.640 of Representatives after these midterms. But it doesn't matter one way or the other if he does

01:32:45.540 or doesn't, because the Republican rhinos are still there getting in the way. Right. But look 0.85

01:32:50.980 at all he's been able to accomplish yeah there's a lot of it that's still on the table but look at

01:32:55.320 what he's been able to accomplish in terms of this war in just 18 months he's 80 now i hope he lasts

01:33:03.340 for the next two and a half years unlike dolly parton who died today at the age of 80

01:33:08.040 remember a few months ago it was that she was talking to uh travis kelsey and what's your

01:33:14.480 name there taylor swift oh you're gonna have a beautiful baby can i have your firstborn

01:33:18.800 he wanted their first born anyway different story so if trump is able to pull this off

01:33:27.420 and beat back the city of london by playing offense who will come along and

01:33:35.560 and be able to take over that mantle going forward because you know like that will be

01:33:42.160 their next benchmark the city of london blob the globalists right once trump is gone they're

01:33:47.660 you know, all right, who's next? Is it J.D. Vance? Is it Marco Rubio? J.D. Vance is owned

01:33:54.480 by Peter Thiel? Maybe. But here's J.D. Vance talking in Maine the other day.

01:33:59.660 And China have been the two worst countries when it comes to trade policy anywhere in the world.

01:34:06.020 What a shame that is. China, you of course expect. They're our biggest economic competitor. 0.98

01:34:10.960 I would expect that from China. I would not expect that from Canada. We have to remember,

01:34:15.240 Canada is a state, sorry, Freudian slip. That was actually an accident.

01:34:25.020 Canada is a country that has under-invested in its military that quite literally would get invaded

01:34:31.700 by a foreign country were it not for the umbrella of protection provided by the United States of

01:34:36.300 America. And so how does how does Canada actually respond to that by treating the people of Maine

01:34:45.720 fairly? No, they apply ridiculous tariffs and other non-tariff duties on Maine products coming

01:34:53.120 into Canada and they don't expect Maine or anybody else to fight back. We're sick of that. We are

01:34:58.780 actually going to fight back against unfair trade practices, whether it's coming from China or

01:35:02.960 Canada. Now, let me just give you a very, very simple and concrete example. If you buy dairy,

01:35:18.320 cheese, butter, milk that comes from Canada into Maine, you probably are buying a product

01:35:25.520 that has 0% tariffs on it, okay? And by the way, if Canada applied 0%, that would be one

01:35:32.940 But you know, if a Maine farmer sends dairy products into Canada, they could be paying as much as a 250 percent tariff.

01:35:41.940 Now, how how is it fair to the farmers of Maine that they pay 250 percent when the Canadian farmers pay nothing?

01:35:51.940 That unfairness is something that we just have to fix. And here's what happened with the most recent round of negotiations.

01:35:56.940 They're still ongoing and I want to be respectful of the process. 0.80

01:36:00.940 But we know that Canada allows itself to be used as a backdoor for Chinese goods.

01:36:07.460 They treat Chinese goods more fairly than they do the goods that come from the people of Maine.

01:36:15.020 It's insanity. And what we've said to Canada is stop it.

01:36:19.400 Apply a basic principle of fairness to the trade that you're doing between North Dakota and Canada,

01:36:24.980 between Maine and Canada.

01:36:26.680 And what happened at the very end is they came in with a bunch of unreasonable last minute demands.

01:36:31.880 I frankly thought we had a deal. I think that we should have a deal.

01:36:35.400 But I think that we need to send a message loud and clear to the prime minister of Canada.

01:36:40.220 Stop taking advantage of the people of Maine. Stop taking advantage of America.

01:36:44.760 It's over. We expect fairness in our trade policy.

01:36:50.940 You know, it's going to escalate. It's going to get ugly or.

01:36:55.100 I don't know what Trump's going to do next. I mean, he's already threatened another tariff on

01:37:00.500 January 1st, specifically targeted at Ontario to do with auto parts, right? But I don't know.

01:37:06.720 I mean, maybe he'll do something more between now and then. Now, as far as getting rid of Trump,

01:37:13.060 or at least making him a lame duck president after the midterms, well, just today or yesterday, 0.66

01:37:18.680 this came out. Supreme Court gives Trump an interim win on his mail voting order,

01:37:23.480 but hurdles loom from NPR. So this is actually a very good story. Trump signed an executive order

01:37:30.380 calling to restrict mail-in voting in the White House back in March. But with the start of voting

01:37:37.360 for this fall's midterm elections just weeks away, legal and practical challenges loom over whether

01:37:42.360 U.S. Postal Service and other federal agencies can finish carrying out Trump's directives.

01:37:46.740 bottom line is if they take away the mail-in voting that is one massive way that he's taking

01:37:54.740 away from the democrats to cheat in these midterm elections so we'll wait and see what happens

01:38:01.580 on that one one more thing here pierre polyeth where's he been in all this you see like this is

01:38:08.600 kind of a weird thing because when the whole thing gets hyped up between the u.s and canada

01:38:14.680 the conservatives just kind of, you know, fade into nothingness, right? Apparently, he spoke to

01:38:19.400 Mark Carney on the phone today regarding the details of the deal that Carney walked away from.

01:38:24.580 I doubt he got the truth. But here he is at a press conference this morning.

01:38:29.400 Noise and the drama. We cannot forget that we are talking about people's lives, their jobs,

01:38:35.620 their cost of living, their paychecks. Everything we do, everything must be focused on protecting

01:38:41.140 their jobs and cost of living. That is what Conservatives are focused on. And that is why

01:38:46.620 we're, you know, later today I'll be talking with the Prime Minister on the phone and I'll be asking

01:38:52.140 him to recall Parliament for a real economic plan to protect jobs and lower the cost of living for

01:39:00.020 people as we go through this difficult time. We need real action in Parliament and there are

01:39:06.320 reasons why we cannot wait. Parliament has work to do. First, Canadians deserve to know what is

01:39:13.240 the deal that the Prime Minister at first planned to accept and then later decided to reject. Release

01:39:20.020 the proposed text. Let's be clear, there are no national secrets in that text. It's already been

01:39:29.100 shown to the United States administration. The President has seen it, his negotiators have seen

01:39:34.700 it the united states has seen it canadians deserve to see it we're asking him to release the details

01:39:42.140 of what proposed what was proposed in that agreement so that both we can find out both

01:39:47.820 what our government was fighting to achieve and what the americans were demanding and what it is

01:39:54.460 that was unacceptable and required we walk away transparency is essential especially important

01:40:00.460 after the government gave false information about the Gordie Howe Bridge.

01:40:04.060 The truth only became known after the agreement was released.

01:40:09.340 Canadians deserve to know what was on the table

01:40:11.440 so all of us can know what we are fighting for and what we are fighting against.

01:40:16.900 Second, we asked the Prime Minister today to reveal the cost

01:40:20.420 to individual families of his proposed counter tariffs.

01:40:26.040 He said the other day that tariffs are taxes.

01:40:28.780 That is a quote.

01:40:30.460 So what will the retaliatory tariffs mean for grocery bills, gas prices, and the cost of everyday goods?

01:40:37.320 How much more will families have to pay?

01:40:39.800 And where will the tariff revenues go?

01:40:42.760 Canadians are already spending more on taxes than on food, clothing, and shelter combined.

01:40:47.980 They cannot afford to pay more for groceries, gas, and housing.

01:40:51.980 And so we want the Prime Minister to lay out very clearly what are the costs and how will Canadian families be made whole.

01:40:58.620 we need this to be we need to focus on the affordability of the bills that canadians pay

01:41:05.320 and that takes information in parliament and action by all parties in that chamber

01:41:10.960 i wonder if they're like i mean there he is standing there with a couple of his that's in

01:41:17.280 windsor like right across the river from detroit earlier today and there's some

01:41:20.760 mps standing behind him i wonder how many reporters were actually there like two

01:41:26.460 like he's not he's not drawing a lot of spectators these days it just doesn't have the

01:41:34.740 i'm sorry man but he's got to and again i mean he's got to do something

01:41:42.460 to get the national attention back it rested away from mark carney he's got to

01:41:49.440 but he's just not in the position to do that it's amazing how this is folded out just like the last

01:41:59.400 time he became a little squeaking gerbil in the background polyf did through no fault of his own

01:42:04.800 it just happens like that right and then he went to the states and he went on joe rogan and all

01:42:11.420 those big podcasts in europe and he started to get back and man summer is bad for the opposition

01:42:17.600 One last thing here. We, or sorry, will come back to bite you. Top official asked Fauci for vaccine side effect study. We're going to do an email. This is from the Western Journal, you guys. This is kind of a big deal because more and more is coming out about what Fauci did and the effects he had on other health officials, not just in the United States, but worldwide.

01:42:41.220 A newly released email suggests that the nation's top vaccine regulator encouraged Anthony Fauci and Dr. Francis Collins to leverage billions in scientific research dollars to study COVID vaccine side effects, but they never followed through on that request.

01:42:59.240 In the spring of 2021, Janet Woodcock, the head of the Food and Drug Administration,

01:43:05.440 wrote to the leaders of the National Institutes of Health, the country's leading funder of medical

01:43:09.660 science, to encourage a study in the report she had received of adverse events after COVID

01:43:15.860 vaccination. Woodcock had received many of these reports from health care professionals. He wrote

01:43:21.120 in the email released by Republican Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson and obtained from Fauci's

01:43:26.820 government email. The symptoms do not fit together into a distinctive syndrome and most are not

01:43:32.780 easily quantifiable or evaluated with standard laboratory testing, she wrote in the May 27th,

01:43:39.500 2021 correspondence. Clearly during mass vaccination, you'll get a lot of psychological

01:43:44.200 reactions and it's hard to sort these things out. But the people's main complaint is that no one

01:43:50.060 takes them seriously. No one knows how to treat them and there is no effort to study this.

01:43:57.820 Woodcock said these studies should be undertaken even if the vaccine makers wouldn't support them.

01:44:04.520 I doubt the industry would support for obvious reasons, she wrote in the email.

01:44:08.500 But my experience is that if you let a problem fester, then it will come back to bite you later and you're not prepared.

01:44:17.500 Woodcock was the FDA official and FDA official for 37 years and cultivated a reputation for being friendly to the pharmaceutical industry

01:44:25.780 and industry-backed patient groups. Yet she apparently recognized the importance of studying

01:44:31.600 vaccine side effects outside of the context of the pharmaceutical company's clinical trials.

01:44:38.000 Woodcock warned the existing safety surveillance systems at both the FDA and the CDC were not

01:44:44.960 sophisticated enough to adequately detect and describe some side effects. These problems are

01:44:51.100 not the sort that a system like VAERS would be able to detect, or even a more sophisticated

01:44:55.700 population-based active follow-up like CDC has, or a medical record-based systems like BEST,

01:45:02.660 which is an FDA surveillance system. Despite the roughly 5.5 billion in research dollars

01:45:10.020 that Fauci steered as the director of NIAID, it's not clear the sort of study Woodcock suggested

01:45:17.440 was ever conducted. An April investigation by Ron Johnson first revealed another top

01:45:23.900 FDI official. Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research Director Peter Marks brushed

01:45:30.380 off warnings from a safety data expert that FDA systems could be inadequately sensitive

01:45:35.080 and missing statistically significant side effects. Marks said the analysis could create

01:45:40.800 erroneous conflicts that feed into the anti-vaccination rhetoric.

01:45:46.760 Fauci and Collins did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

01:45:50.820 An email requesting comment from Marks sent through Eli Lilly, where he now serves as

01:45:55.960 his senior VP of Molecule Discovery, did not receive an immediate response.

01:46:00.920 An email requesting comment from Woodcock sent through Every Cure, a patient advocacy

01:46:05.260 group with Woodcock on the board, did not receive an immediate response.

01:46:09.460 Woodcock's email. Fauci noted to Collins that we cannot ignore her and suggested alerting then CDC

01:46:17.020 director Rochelle Walensky. Janet asks what we think of this. We cannot ignore her. We should

01:46:23.620 probably be bringing in the CDC and see what Rochelle thinks, he wrote. Johnson's office noted

01:46:29.440 in a press release that it's not clear whether she ever was. When Republicans retook control of

01:46:35.100 the Senate 2025 Republican Kentucky Senator Rand Paul gained the chairmanship of the key

01:46:41.280 Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee and began the process of compelling testimony

01:46:47.080 and subpoenaing records. Johnson simultaneously also became chair of the HSGAC's chief investigative

01:46:54.240 subcommittee. So there's one more little piece to the puzzle that hopefully finally gets solved

01:47:02.800 in the not too distant future and that's all i've got for you guys tonight i love you and i

01:47:09.260 appreciate you and i hope you have a great sleep tonight and a great day tomorrow and i will talk

01:47:13.860 to you tomorrow night at the regular time eight o'clock central i will leave you with reo speed

01:47:20.400 wagon and i'll talk to you tomorrow night bye

01:47:32.800 As soon as you are able 0.90

01:47:43.900 Woman I am willing 1.00

01:47:47.320 To make the break that we are on the brink of

01:47:51.940 My cup is on the table

01:47:54.020 My love is feeling

01:47:57.560 Waiting here for you to take and drink of

01:48:02.180 So if you're tired of the same old story

01:48:08.600 Oh, turn some pages

01:48:12.300 I'll be here when you are ready

01:48:17.360 To roll with the changes

01:48:20.160 Yeah, yeah

01:48:32.180 I knew we had to have fun

01:48:35.420 Felt the tables turning

01:48:38.540 Got in bed through my darkest hour

01:48:43.040 I heard the thunder clapping

01:48:45.280 Felt the desert burning

01:48:48.760 Until you poured on me like a sweet sun shower

01:48:52.940 So if you're tired of the same old story

01:48:59.680 Oh, come some pages

01:49:03.280 I'll be here when you are ready

01:49:08.480 To go with the changes

01:49:11.300 Oh, I know

01:49:29.680 Oh, if you're tired of the same old story

01:49:40.580 Oh, baby, turn some pages

01:49:44.180 I'll be here when you are ready

01:49:49.420 To roll with the changes

01:49:51.800 Baby, roll with the changes

01:49:57.700 Oh, you know, you know, you know I got you

01:50:01.680 Keep on running

01:50:03.080 Keep on running

01:50:05.760 Oh, run away the challenges

01:50:09.740 Keep on running

01:50:12.160 Keep on running

01:50:14.040 Keep on running

01:50:16.040 Oh, run away the challenges

01:50:20.360 Oh, baby

01:50:22.280 Keep on running

01:50:23.460 Oh, baby

01:50:24.860 Keep on running

01:50:26.220 Oh, you've got to learn, too, oh, we're the champion

01:50:30.060 Got to, got to, got to, got to, got to keep on running

01:50:33.980 Got to keep on running

01:50:36.440 Oh, you've got to learn, too, got to learn, too, got to learn, too, oh

01:50:56.220 We'll be right back.

01:51:26.220 Thank you.

01:51:56.220 We'll be right back.

01:52:26.220 We'll be right back.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - August 26, 2026

August 25th⧸2026- Liberals Announce ＂Counter Tariffs＂ & What is Carney's Actual Plan？

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