00:55:42.260I heard him on more than one occasion say that there is a campaign to push the Prime Minister out the door.
00:55:47.800This freelance columnist for the Toronto Star says he overheard Trudeau's environment minister making phone calls to Liberals while waiting for a train, discussing the internal unhappiness surrounding Trudeau.
00:56:00.800If we're not trying to address it, it will fester, Stephen Gilboa reportedly said, and it makes it more difficult for the boss to stay. The last thing we should do is ignore this.
00:56:12.360And as soon as the others saw the kicking happening, they were right there to get in on the action.
00:56:16.920A former environment minister first told CBC News she believes it's time for him to go.
00:56:22.900It's time for new ideas, new energy and a new leader.
00:56:26.660There's too much at stake in this election, especially on the economy and the climate, Catherine McKenna said in a statement.
00:56:33.960This pollster says that grumbling may only grow.
00:56:37.060I think we expected a close race in Toronto Centre, but losing it is a symbol of how far I think the Liberal Party and Mr Trudeau in particular has fallen.
00:56:49.360This is, as you say, the first time we've had from within the Liberal caucus an expression of the idea that the Prime Minister needs to go.
00:56:57.720A bit too eagerly, if you ask me, which might suggest they've been dying to get stuck in for a while now.
00:57:03.320but were too lacking in courage to present any real opposition to his actions,
00:57:08.100which says as much about them as it does him and the very structure of that party.
00:57:13.160Either way, Trudeau is taken and beaten from his own side.
00:57:17.060This sort of breaks the dam and to mix our metaphors, it sort of snowballs after this, right?
00:57:21.640I think that you've already seen last night or this morning, Catherine McKenna's statement
00:57:26.200suggesting that she believes the Prime Minister should leave.