00:22:52.680Of all the pollsters out there, Abacus is, in my opinion, one of the more trustworthy.
00:22:56.920this poll was conducted before trump made good on his plans to impose tariffs on canada which
00:23:02.280could push support for joining the u.s even lower support for eu membership among canadians is even
00:23:09.300slightly higher than in the uk a january poll showed 45 percent of brits in favor of rejoining
00:23:15.340the eu a gap that's within the margin of error my goodness just just what the hell is going on
00:23:24.060is it possible now there's some european union officials delegates who say no no that's never
00:23:30.420going to happen canada's never going to join the eu i mean they're not in europe they're across the
00:23:34.500ocean but some are saying you know that's not a bad idea they've got a lot of rare earth over there
00:23:39.460they got a lot of oil over there they got a lot of everything over there in canada that we could
00:23:43.200use here in europe so who gets canada is it going to be the eu is it going to be america
00:23:52.500Doug Ford met with Howard Lutnick in the United States, in Washington today.
00:23:58.340Howard Lutnick, of course, is the Secretary of Commerce down there.
00:24:01.440And here's Doug Ford after the meeting.
00:24:03.080How do you take Commerce Secretary Lutnick at his word when he says something very different to his American audience when he appears on Fox News?
00:24:11.860Once again, he mocked Canada, he mocked you.
00:24:14.820He said that Donald Trump taught you a lesson and that's why you backed down.
00:24:18.620How do you deal with that type of tone when it's coming from the U.S.?
00:24:22.620Well, I can't comment on Secretary Lutnik, what he says.
00:24:27.100All I know, first time we had an opportunity to sit right across from the table from him,
00:24:32.880look him square in the eyes, and had a great conversation.
00:24:36.480It was very positive. That's what I can tell you.
00:24:38.840It was very, very positive on both sides of the table there.
00:24:43.640yeah you will capitulate or we are going to really really turn the thumbscrews on you
00:24:50.840so what gets me more than anything is that canadians are so easily swayed not all of us
00:25:02.100but many of us it's amazing to me if that poll from abacus is even
00:25:08.400close to being accurate 46 or 48 percent of whatever close to half of canadians would rather
00:25:16.220join the eu than the united states are they out of their minds like where does this come from
00:25:22.900was the poll toronto-centric maybe montreal-centric possibly or maybe just all the big three cities
00:25:30.640vancouver montreal toronto maybe but abacus like i say is usually a dependable pollster even amongst
00:25:39.440all this craziness with the polls in the last month and a half here is donald trump commenting
00:25:44.400on canada today mark mentioned the word icebreaker so we've ordered uh we're in the process of
00:25:50.240ordering 48 icebreakers and canada wants to know if they could use them i said well you know you
00:25:56.880you got to pay for them think of it canada we pay for their military you know canada pays very
00:26:02.060little for their military because they think we're going to protect them uh but even with
00:26:06.300the icebreakers so we're going to order 48 and canada wants to be part of the deal i say you've
00:26:11.860got to get your own icebreakers i mean if you're a state you can be part of the deal but if you're
00:26:17.340you're a separate country you've got to get your own icebreakers russia as you know has about 40
00:26:22.620of them and we have one big icebreaker but that whole area is becoming very important and for a
00:26:30.020lot of reasons the routes are you know very direct to asia to russia and you have ships all over the
00:26:37.780place and we have to have protection so we're going to have to make a deal on that as a state
00:26:43.540it would be one of the great states anyway this would be the most incredible country visually
00:26:48.240If you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it between Canada and the U.S.
00:27:47.960we have to do this yes we have to do this we have to do this
00:27:52.900okay so my personal feelings on this is i would rather canada remain canada as a free country
00:28:03.920the way it was when you and i were growing up i don't see that ever happening again the people
00:28:09.720of this country have just been hypnotized mesmerized into this weird cult-like thinking
00:28:17.040this weird far left sort of extremist thinking it's not logical at all it's not common sense at
00:28:23.900all and so what would you rather be a part of the far left agenda of the european union
00:28:33.040and of course let's not forget china now china could never really say we want canada because
00:28:39.140that would mean war that would mean actual kinetic war with the united states the united
00:28:44.780states would never allow that never allow that they would send troops into canada to prevent
00:28:49.700china from ever getting a foothold here in terms of military um they've already got an economic
00:28:55.400foothold in canada like crazy like billions and billions of dollars so do we want to be part of
00:29:01.700the eu do we want to be part of the united states how is this going to roll out well my opinion is
00:29:06.500is this the process would have to be that the corporation of canada dissolves
00:29:13.960there is no more entity that is called canada from there on you've got 10 different provinces
00:29:24.140who would all then decide amongst their own people via referendum what they want to do0.97
00:29:30.120And I imagine the leaders, the ones in charge at the time, like Susan Holt of New Brunswick, listen to this idiot talking about cutting off power to Maine.0.83
00:29:41.440Just wondering, what has been the reaction from Maine Governor Janet Mills when you say it's still on the table, the threat of cutting power?0.92
00:43:23.920You probably can't see them because they're pretty blurry and small on your screen.
00:43:26.500But the names are Kin Meng, Long Li, Hiban Chen, Iwan Yu, Ming Sheng Shi, Tuo Shi, Irwin Li, Wan Wang, Sunwine Zhu, Kuang Zhang, Tina Chan.
00:48:28.680Household debt is the highest in the G7.
00:48:31.560Economic growth since 2019, so pre-COVID, is the lowest out of 50 developed countries.
00:48:38.060In Vancouver, Toronto, it takes 70% of middle-class income to buy a house.
00:48:44.220According to Stats Canada, 40% of middle-class Canadians are living hand-to-mouth, while half of Canadians cannot afford a $200 emergency that's $200 Canadian.
00:48:54.980And heaven help you, if you try to start a business in Canada, you are volunteering for the slaughter.
00:49:00.340Recent Ipsos poll found 7 in 10 Canadians think, quote, Canada is broken.
00:49:05.460And Angus poll found 42% of Canadians are considering leaving the country.
00:49:09.900so onto this smoldering heap comes the trump tariffs and canada's gambling politicians so
00:49:16.460what's next brought to you by unchained.com trump says tariffs in canada and mexico could jump on
00:49:22.140april 2nd starting with the products trump has so far exempted because they're covered by usmca
00:49:29.100trump's nafta replacement that exempted about three quarters of trade meaning canada has not
00:49:34.940begun to feel the squeeze everything else is coming on april 2nd the biggest is cars there's
00:49:40.460over 120 000 auto workers in canada and almost 1 million in mexico so what should canada do
00:49:48.380given 4 million canadian families are at stake canada's leaders should put pride aside and make
00:49:54.300trump happy on the border on fentanyl perhaps even getting rid of canada's extortionate trade
00:49:59.500barriers that block everything from american milk to banks in other words give trump the easy stuff
00:50:04.860and the stuff that would actually help Canadian consumers in order to protect the existential
00:50:09.820stuff. Instead, Carney and Ford are pouring gasoline. Now, Canada has an upcoming election
00:50:15.080where the voters finally get a say, but until then, and maybe after then, given the conservative
00:50:19.900keeps putting his foot in it, hapless Canadians remain at the mercy of a government that seems
00:50:25.100eager to gamble all in on Trump backing down. Given Trump's personality and given how much
00:50:31.260leverage he has with a 20 to 1 trade difference that is a very risky bet okay we'll be watching
00:50:37.980right i'm wondering how the west the davos elites are going to try and impose this uh this new world
00:50:58.380order this fourth industrial revolution without the united states because today was a big day in
00:51:03.920the united states a lot of deregulation environmental deregulation happening right
00:51:08.260and kevin o'leary is on this fox panel talking about how how these ridiculous environmental
00:51:15.840regulations have screwed everything up uh driven people into the poor house thanks to justin
00:51:21.460trudeau but it's the opposite in the united states watch this i think this clip is about
00:51:27.000three minutes long. The Biden era environmental agenda is officially on the chopping block. EPA
00:51:32.960Administrator Lee Zeldin is rolling back 31 costly Biden era EPA regulations, calling it the most
00:51:39.700consequential day of deregulation in American history. It's going to be easier to purchase a
00:51:46.760car. It's going to be easier to heat your home. Operating a small business is going to be easier.
00:51:53.480We need to unleash energy dominance, pursue permitting reform, make America the AI capital of the world, bring back those American auto jobs.
00:52:02.260The American public spoke loud and clear that they want this economic relief.0.53
00:52:06.060And at the end of the day, that's what we're talking about here.
00:52:20.260Now, we're hearing that the minimum time it would take to move one of these auto manufacturing plants from Windsor or London or St. Thomas and southern Ontario back to the United States would be three years, maybe four.
00:52:35.860But if there's enough incentive, I think they could probably do it faster, don't you?
00:52:39.440But those climate activists, they are furious, somehow forcing Americans to buy expensive EVs and making their power plants more efficient is a win for the polluters.
00:52:49.880That's how they think. Meanwhile, the same climate warriors who are screaming about Trump's EPA are the ones that are actually torching the environment in the name of saving it.
00:52:59.780Right now, tens of thousands of acres of the Amazon rainforest are being chopped down to welcome the COP30 climate summit.
00:53:06.160That's right. This is what they're doing.
00:53:07.700They're literally paving over the rainforest and can't forget that private jets, they're going to touch down there to save the planet, too, because they're bringing all the important people.
00:53:17.580Kevin, I want to go to you on this because there's so many different angles.
00:53:20.200First, of course, there are the regulations, but also let's just start with this hypocrisy
00:53:23.500because it also reminds me of the Tesla conversation.
00:53:26.480You know, EVs and Tesla were all the way up here before Elon Musk aligned with Donald Trump.
00:53:32.440Now they want to, you know, flush him down the toilet.
00:53:35.580This narrative started last year's COP conference when the head of it, who's the UAE leader,
00:53:41.420stood up and said, all this stuff is BS.
00:53:44.780The trouble with all of this environmental regulation, not only domestically in the U.S., but in other countries, you can't measure the effect of the billions you're spending.
00:53:55.640There's no index you can use to say this is effective.
00:53:58.700And over time, depending on who's in the White House, people start looking at it saying we're spending billions and what are we getting exactly for it?
00:54:05.700Now, there is an index you can look at that was a disaster, and it's called Canada, because it was the only place where they kept carbon tax in place for nine and a half years.
01:01:52.840We can deny you that if you tell us when you apply, hi, I'm trying to get into the United States on a student visa, I am a big supporter of Hamas, a murderous, barbaric group that kidnaps children, that rapes teenage girls, that takes hostages, that allows them to die in captivity, that returns more bodies than live hostages.0.71
01:02:11.340if you tell us that you are in favor of a group like this and if you tell us when you apply for0.80
01:02:15.680your visa and by the way I intend to come to your country as a student and rile up all kinds of0.62
01:02:20.440anti-jewish student anti-semitic activities I intend to shut down your universities if you
01:02:25.760told us all these things when you applied for a visa we would deny your visa I hope we would
01:02:29.500if you actually end up doing that once you're in this country on such a visa we will revoke it1.00
01:02:35.020and if you end up having a green card not citizenship but a green card as a result of0.98
01:02:39.480visa while you're here and those activities we're gonna kick you out it's
01:02:43.020as simple as that this is not about free speech this is about people that don't
01:02:46.140have a right to be in the United States to begin with no one has a right to a
01:02:49.260student visa no one has a right to a green card by the way so when you apply
01:02:53.640for a student visa or any visa to enter the United States we have a right to0.99
01:02:57.300deny you for virtually any reason but I think being a supporter of Hamas and0.93
01:03:01.080coming into our universities and turning them upside down and being complicit and0.55
01:03:05.700And what are clearly crimes of vandalization, complicit in shutting down learning institutions.
01:03:10.660There are kids at these schools that can't go to class.
01:03:12.980You pay all this money to these high-priced schools that are supposed to be of great esteem,
01:12:57.780Well, if the Canadian government dissolves, then the provinces, which, by the way, are their own autonomous things, Alberta, Saskatchewan, then we're all 10 separate areas.
01:13:15.080I'm not sure what would happen with the territories, because the territories and provinces are completely different.
01:13:21.280so the people of these provinces decide what they want to do what are their choices what's
01:13:27.540i would imagine that each province would probably have to elect some kind of leadership first
01:13:34.740which changes the game completely right so now it's like are the liberal party is the liberal
01:13:40.360party still a thing now or or do we develop new parties or grassroots movements or how does that
01:13:45.980go? Are we back to feudalism? Are we back to anarchy? What happens exactly? Who's in charge
01:13:52.100anyway? Do all of these court fines still apply? What province would most likely decide
01:14:03.140to join the United States or go it on their own? What do you think about Alberta? And
01:14:11.560then naturally Saskatchewan. But then you've got provinces like Manitoba, which is dominated by
01:14:18.200the city of Winnipeg. Out of the 1.4 million or 1.5 million people that live in Manitoba,
01:14:23.520a million of them live in Winnipeg, or almost a million of them. And Winnipeg, sadly, is a red0.94
01:14:32.520orange city most of the time. So with Winnipeg dominating Manitoba, you can bet that Manitoba0.99