The Shadoe Davis Show - March 09, 2025


March 9th⧸2025- Liberal Leadership Special


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00:00:00.000 Thank you.
00:00:30.000 I'm surprised you see Mark Carney has been selected as the leader of the Liberal Party.
00:01:00.000 We'll be right back.
00:01:30.000 guitar solo
00:02:00.000 Hello everybody, unexpectedly on tonight
00:02:16.940 I know I kind of mused about it the other night
00:02:19.340 During the show Friday night I think it was
00:02:21.540 Hey, maybe we'll go live and do a thing on Sunday
00:02:23.780 To cover the liberal leadership
00:02:25.580 And I was half serious
00:02:27.820 But here I am
00:02:29.680 So moments ago, moments ago, Mark Carney was chosen as the unelected Prime Minister of Canada, the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:02:39.580 And let's go to the video from CPAC again.
00:02:42.840 This is about 10 minutes ago.
00:02:44.900 We're going to leave it completely unedited.
00:02:46.580 Here you go.
00:02:47.000 It's representing 3.2 percent of the vote. 0.85
00:02:50.280 In second place, Chrystia Freeland, with 11,134 votes, resulting in 2,729 allocated points, representing 8% of the vote.
00:03:13.120 In first place, the next Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, with 131,674 votes, resulting in 29,457 allocated points, representing 85.9% of the vote.
00:03:38.580 85.9% of the vote. Fixed! Total fixed!
00:03:43.120 Unbelievable again, not unexpected, but
00:04:13.120 So don't be lost, don't be me
00:04:27.120 And we don't want more
00:04:31.120 And here we are
00:04:35.120 So don't be lost
00:04:39.120 I've been, I've been alive, enough to take care of me.
00:04:47.120 I know you're the solution.
00:04:51.120 We're now, we need to hear from you.
00:04:55.120 So don't be long, leave me here, let me belong.
00:05:02.120 And carry on.
00:05:04.120 I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in love today, I know you're here.
00:05:20.120 Liberals, please welcome Cleo Carney!
00:05:26.120 Ami Libero, veuillez accueillir Cleo Carney!
00:05:33.120 Cleo Carney
00:05:40.620 All right
00:05:46.720 Thank you and
00:05:48.720 Good evening
00:05:50.220 Francois
00:05:51.520 I'm going to try and deliver this speech with as much grace and poise as Ella Grace
00:06:03.120 I, too, am introducing my father tonight because I want Canadians to understand what kind of a man he is.
00:06:12.520 And who is better qualified to speak on his character than his daughter?
00:06:21.080 My father is, to his core, a man of commitment.
00:06:26.600 I don't just mean that in a general sense.
00:06:28.840 He is unflinchingly dedicated to what matters, focused and principled, funny and kind.
00:06:40.840 Canadians care about actions, and my father is a man of action, a man who has traveled the length of Canada to hear what Canadians want from their leaders, what they want for their future.
00:06:58.840 He's up early to read his papers and stays up late preparing for the next day.
00:07:04.700 He has taught me the importance of always putting in the work.
00:07:10.340 But you can work hard all you want.
00:07:13.240 If you don't have a solid foundation, there's nothing to build on.
00:07:16.800 And that's what I really want to share with you tonight.
00:07:20.940 The foundation that makes my father who he is.
00:07:24.400 he is unwaveringly supportive of the things he cares about every year for our birthdays
00:07:32.720 he burned us cds and somehow they were good
00:07:37.860 sometimes now when we don't know what to get him we make him a playlist
00:07:47.700 he cheered me on in the freezing cold at my cross-country races
00:07:52.140 he sat for hours to help me with my math homework persevering until I understood
00:07:58.500 I can tell you that I appreciate this more in hindsight than I did at the time
00:08:03.720 in all seriousness my dad invests in what matters he expects nothing to come without
00:08:14.580 hard work and he is always ready to work hard the bottom
00:08:26.020 the bottom line is however hard things may seem he shows up and never lets you down
00:08:34.100 he has and always will show up for you for Canadians and for Canada because he
00:08:46.700 cares about this great country now my father your new liberal leader and the
00:09:01.520 24th Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney. Merci.
00:09:07.520 Prime Minister, I think it's clear we should just skip a generation.
00:09:33.040 Alors, bonsoir tout le monde. Wow.
00:09:40.180 This room, this room is strong.
00:09:46.680 This room, this room is Canada strong.
00:09:54.200 Thank you. Thank you, Cleo. Thank you, Cleo.
00:09:58.040 And to my wife, Diana, our children, Cleo, Tess, Amelia, and Sasha.
00:10:06.640 Without your support, I wouldn't be standing here.
00:10:19.100 And like the Prime Minister, without your examples, I wouldn't have a purpose.
00:10:25.440 And without your love, I wouldn't have the strength that I need for what lies ahead.
00:10:35.380 Thank you.
00:10:41.040 What lies ahead, Mark? An election?
00:10:44.320 Mr. Ketian, you still know how to energize the Liberal Party supporters like no one else can do it.
00:10:55.440 You took courageous and historic decisions.
00:11:07.880 You showed our allies that Canada will always stand up for what is just and fair.
00:11:20.620 You're a source of inspiration for all Canadians across the land.
00:11:24.680 that you inspired my family to become Liberals, including my father to run as a Liberal candidate
00:11:33.680 in Alberta in the 1980s. Some elections are tougher than others, and you inspired me over
00:11:48.480 the years and now to have an opportunity to continue your tradition of fiscal responsibility
00:11:56.100 social justice and international leadership their idea of social justice by the way is letting men
00:12:07.860 play in women's sports that's what it is mr trudeau my time doesn't permit me to recognize
00:12:16.580 all of your accomplishments. So I'll speak at a higher level. You have combined strength and
00:12:24.840 compassion every day as a fighter for Canada. You have led us through some of the hardest challenges
00:12:41.020 that this nation has ever faced.
00:12:45.380 Abe.
00:12:48.420 At the same time, you have transformed Canada.
00:12:53.700 You've transformed it.
00:12:56.340 You've lifted hundreds of thousands of kids out of poverty
00:13:00.520 by moving reconciliation forward
00:13:08.160 and by defending freedom and democracy here and across the world.
00:13:19.920 Prime Minister, I think I am speaking for everyone here
00:13:23.740 when I thank you for your hard work.
00:13:30.660 As Ella Gray said, your hard work for your leadership
00:13:35.640 and for your service.
00:13:38.160 to our great country and I'd also like to thank you liberals for having awarded me the
00:13:55.220 greatest honor possible which is to serve as your new leader.
00:14:02.840 I pledge to you, and to all Canadians, that I will follow their example.
00:14:32.200 I will work day and night with one purpose, which is to build a stronger Canada for everyone.
00:14:40.840 Which is to bring in complete net-zero policies, carbon tariffs.
00:14:47.880 I will need help.
00:14:51.560 I will need a lot of help.
00:14:54.300 And so I'd like to thank Christia, Frank and Karina for your energy and ideas and leadership
00:15:03.880 that you have brought to this campaign.
00:15:12.380 And I would like also to thank those ministers who remained in their posts to serve Canada
00:15:18.500 directly during this time of great peril, and to the incredible group of Liberal MPs
00:15:33.800 that we have, you are the voices for your communities and you are the conscience of
00:15:41.780 our party thank you for your service now to give a sense of that service i'm going to quote from
00:15:56.820 a message that i and christia and karina sorry karina and frank the three of us received the four
00:16:03.540 of us received from someone called Bob Zettel.
00:16:07.480 Now, Bob, full disclosure, I know the Leader of the Opposition is in the full disclosure
00:16:13.600 so I'm going to – full disclosure, full disclosure, just want to get this on the table.
00:16:21.560 Bob goes to my church.
00:16:24.160 Actually I go to Bob's church because he goes there a lot more frequently than I do.
00:16:29.940 Anyways, the point is, Bob wrote to the four candidates, and he said, I quote,
00:16:36.340 Right now, everyone sees the main threat as the Trump tariffs.
00:16:43.200 But the far greater challenge will be, as it always has been, to foster unity and a sense of the common good.
00:16:52.820 There are those who will seek power by dividing us.
00:16:57.720 We'll get to that later on.
00:16:59.940 And we need, we being the people of Canada, we need you, my fellow candidates, myself,
00:17:08.060 to continue in positions of leadership to promote a united Canada.
00:17:12.700 A commitment to common good and the respect and the rule of law throughout the world.
00:17:23.780 See, I quote Bob because right now all Canadians are being asked to serve in their own ways.
00:17:32.060 We're all being called to stand up for each other and for the Canadian way of life.
00:17:39.160 So let me ask you.
00:17:41.160 Who's ready?
00:17:44.160 Who's ready to stand up for Canada with me?
00:17:51.160 100%.
00:17:54.160 Yes.
00:17:56.160 Yes.
00:17:58.160 Yes, Canada.
00:18:01.160 Yes, Canada.
00:18:02.160 The Liberal Party is united and strong and ready to fight to build an even better country.
00:18:14.160 I feel like everything in my life has helped prepare me for this moment.
00:18:24.940 Two months ago, I put up my hand to run for leader because I felt we needed big changes,
00:18:32.100 but big changes guided by strong Canadian values.
00:18:37.320 The values I learned at the dinner table from my parents, Bob and Burleigh, and my three
00:18:41.340 siblings Brenda, Sean, and Brian. Values that I learned at the hockey rinks of Edmonton
00:18:48.520 from my coaches, such as Stormen Norman League. He exists. We didn't call him that to his
00:18:55.440 face, by the way. My parents were teachers, and they stressed the importance of hard work
00:19:02.900 of community and of tolerance. My coaches were dedicated volunteers who taught me the
00:19:10.020 importance of teamwork, ambition, and because it's Canada, humility.
00:19:16.900 The right values, Canadian values, I took them with me to university and I kept them
00:19:31.980 close to me when I was called upon to manage crises here in Canada and across the world.
00:19:38.620 These same values have guided me in my work to build strong economies.
00:19:44.720 And today, I will use those values again as we face this most serious crisis in a generation.
00:19:54.460 We know that new threats demand new ideas and a new plan.
00:20:01.500 They know that new challenges demand new leadership.
00:20:06.300 Canadians want positive leadership that will end division and help us build together.
00:20:21.360 And to respond, my government will put into action our plan to build a stronger economy,
00:20:27.160 create new trading relationships with reliable trading partners and to secure
00:20:35.080 our borders what Clare I have to be clear here this will require change big
00:20:45.220 change but I know that Canadians are ready they've told me so across the
00:20:52.880 country. People want change because they're concerned. They're concerned about the cost
00:21:01.040 of living and the housing crisis as well. They're worried for the future of their young,
00:21:08.780 their kids. They're worried about the future of Canada in the face of President Trump's
00:21:14.240 threats and a more divided and dangerous world.
00:21:19.480 Now, I am a pragmatist above all.
00:21:25.900 So when I see that something's not working, I will change it.
00:21:30.840 So my government will immediately eliminate the divisive consumer carbon tax on families
00:21:37.800 and farmers and small and medium-sized businesses.
00:21:42.340 Really?
00:21:43.100 And we will stop the hike in the capital gains tax, because we think builders should be incentivized for taking risks and rewarded when they succeed.
00:21:56.860 Interesting that Trudeau is nodding along with that, considering it was probably Carney's idea.
00:22:04.780 Canada needs more of this type of change.
00:22:08.300 Change that puts more money in people's pockets.
00:22:11.000 change that makes our companies more competitive i'm gonna pause him just for a second
00:22:17.240 and maybe it's bias on my part but when he smiles do you guys think he looks evil
00:22:28.360 like to me with all that red behind him and i get it's the canadian flag but red can be
00:22:35.220 is actually a very demonic color in the right hue but when he smiles i mean he's got to go
00:22:42.080 see a dentist about some whitening maybe stop drinking 12 13 14 cups of coffee a day and maybe
00:22:48.180 he smokes heavy too i don't know but man of course here i am commenting on his physical appearance but
00:22:56.640 i mean dude does does look evil to me am i wrong go ahead write it down in the comments when he
00:23:05.760 smiles and maybe just the way his teeth are shaped like the the canines come down a little
00:23:15.580 bit much i don't know anyway let's continue change that builds the strongest economy in the g7
00:23:21.600 there is
00:23:28.620 there's someone who's trying to do the opposite
00:23:32.640 there's someone who's trying to weaken our economy
00:23:36.180 he's going to say Trump
00:23:40.200 Donald Trump
00:23:42.320 and Donald Trump
00:23:45.940 as we know has put
00:23:48.500 as the Prime Minister just said
00:23:50.100 unjustified tariffs on what we build on what we sell on how we make a living okay so again just
00:24:00.760 to stop for a second obviously the liberals are planning to run in this coming election whenever
00:24:06.300 it's called and it might even be called tonight i don't know they're going to run against donald
00:24:10.480 trump and not polyev in the conservative party because they think they have a better chance to
00:24:16.180 win. And the polls, some of them anyway, are indicating just that. So the best thing that
00:24:21.740 Trump could do before an election campaign gets started so he can't be accused of election
00:24:26.060 interference, foreign election interference, is to say straight out, I won't negotiate with Mark
00:24:31.580 Carney. I'm not going to talk to the guy. I won't. And in that way, Trump, who has contributed
00:24:45.440 a great deal let's be honest to this whole canada wave that we've seen at least
00:24:50.960 this perceived canada wave that we've seen in the last couple of weeks because of these tariffs and
00:24:57.980 that's trump's fault so all he has to do to correct course in canada say i'm not going to
00:25:03.420 negotiate with mark carney i mean i i hear bad things about him which is true we're going to
00:25:09.320 get to some of that stuff after this speech is over but let's continue he's attacking canadian
00:25:14.580 families, workers, and businesses. And we cannot let him succeed. And we won't.
00:25:26.840 I am proud of the response of Canadians who are making their voices heard and their wallets
00:25:33.860 felt. I am grateful for how our provinces are stepping up to the fight, because when
00:25:42.540 When we are united, we are Canada strong.
00:25:56.540 The Canadian government has rightly retaliated and is rightly retaliating with our own tariffs
00:26:02.140 that will have maximum impact in the United States and minimum impact here in Canada.
00:26:09.680 My government will keep our tariffs on until the Americans show us respect.
00:26:27.540 And until they can join us in making credible and reliable commitments to free and fair 0.86
00:26:36.960 trade as Christian did and in the meantime we will ensure that all the 0.84
00:26:45.360 proceeds all the proceeds from our tariffs will be used to protect our
00:26:50.340 workers he stole that idea from Polly if they've stolen a lot of ideas from the
00:26:59.400 conservatives 0.82
00:27:01.620 they want to resources water
00:27:04.260 our land
00:27:06.760 our country even
00:27:10.480 never think about that for a moment
00:27:14.540 that will destroy
00:27:16.460 our way of life 0.81
00:27:18.500 on our resources
00:27:19.940 our water
00:27:21.460 our land
00:27:28.080 If they succeeded, they would destroy our way of life.
00:27:34.520 In America, health care is a big business.
00:27:38.520 In Canada, it is a right.
00:27:45.520 America, America is a melting pot, Canada is a mosaic.
00:28:05.520 Wrong approach.
00:28:07.520 In the U.S., differences are not respected or recognized, First Nations aren't recognized,
00:28:17.800 and the French language would never have any rights.
00:28:21.840 The joie de vivre culture and the French language are part of our identity.
00:28:35.840 And we must protect that.
00:28:39.740 We must promote that as well.
00:28:44.080 We'll never give them up for any trade agreement.
00:28:49.600 Now, look, Canada, America is not Canada.
00:28:59.220 And Canada never, ever will be part of America in any way, shape, or thing.
00:29:07.240 Okay, so, you know, I can fast forward this because I find him to be extremely boring.
00:29:15.200 But look at this.
00:29:16.400 He's still going.
00:29:19.400 All right, let's see what happens.
00:29:21.640 So there's the final vote tally there, Carney, 85.9% of the votes.
00:29:29.220 Freeland, eight.
00:29:33.340 Gould gets 3.2 and Bayless gets three.
00:29:36.420 Okay, here we go.
00:29:38.760 This is the end.
00:29:59.220 Just looking at that video there, Mark Carney, now the Liberal Prime Minister.
00:30:17.320 Do you know that in the last 32 years since Chrétien was elected as Prime Minister of Canada,
00:30:24.060 that the Liberals have been in power for 22 of those 32 years?
00:30:27.300 23 conservatives for nine nine and a half under steven harper too much liberal that's why canada
00:30:37.220 is the way it is today let's continue on and see if anything striking gets announced
00:30:57.300 and there you have it Mark Carney now the new liberal leader soon to be the
00:31:03.600 next Prime Minister of this country winning a huge landslide as Liberal
00:31:09.140 members voted for him of the 34,300 points up for grabs this evening Mark
00:31:14.800 Carney gets 85.9% it only took one announcement no need to go back to see
00:31:21.480 who would win this race it is Mark Carney he's going to be the Liberals as
00:31:26.580 as he gives everyone in the room here at the Rogers Center in Ottawa a big hug, a big night.
00:31:32.620 All right, all right, all right. That's enough.
00:31:37.100 Oh, there's Mark Miller.
00:31:38.080 So now they're going to talk to all the liberals and, oh my God, this is going to be great for Canada.
00:31:43.580 I am predicting an election call in the next couple of weeks.
00:31:49.460 From what I understand, all of the people that I'm familiar with in the Ottawa bubble are telling me that all political parties are preparing opening offices, campaign offices.
00:31:59.940 They are wrapping planes, which means they're putting logo, the party logos on planes.
00:32:07.140 They are putting party logos on buses.
00:32:10.260 So this is imminent, although we don't exactly know when it's going to be.
00:32:14.820 parliament is supposed to return two weeks from tomorrow but carney could speed that process up
00:32:20.280 because of the crisis that canada is facing now as he pointed out with donald trump okay so mark
00:32:28.920 carney is the new liberal leader and the prime minister designate they're called designate not
00:32:34.180 elect as they are in the united states pierre polyev not to be outdone held a rally in london
00:32:40.820 Ontario this afternoon. Now, before we continue with that, I want to show you some video. Let me
00:32:48.440 see if I've got it here. I want to show you some video that our friend Chris Dacey of Dacey Media
00:32:52.520 took this afternoon. He was outside Scotiabank Centre in Ottawa where these Liberals were
00:32:57.640 streaming in. I would say from looking at that crowd, there was about 2,000 people there.
00:33:02.800 All right, that's just me eyeballing it. Of course, they tried to make it look bigger with
00:33:06.640 the lighting and whatnot but i would say there was about two thousand people there and here is
00:33:11.560 chris daisy uh as people were slowly trickling into the facility earlier this afternoon about
00:33:18.260 four o'clock central outside the roger center behind me members of parliament are starting to
00:33:23.260 file in the liberal leadership race has closed we should have a uh announcement in the next
00:33:30.440 little while not a very big crowd johnny no they've been really trickling in and it's uh it's
00:33:35.140 Nothing like the conservative rally that was here just a couple of weeks ago that had a major overflow.
00:33:41.480 They're trickling in very slowly, and they've got kind of somber looks on their faces.
00:33:45.280 So, you know, I don't think there's a lot of joy in Mudville.
00:33:49.840 These people are not excited about what's happening, but they're still going to participate.
00:33:54.040 They're still going to come in and do their thing, and we'll see by the end of the day who the new boss is.
00:33:59.000 Yeah, and then what happens with Trudeau.
00:34:01.440 I have a feeling that, you know, he may resign, but he's not going anywhere.
00:34:05.140 It's quite interesting, you know, because we don't know if he's going to keep his seat and because we know that Carney, if he's the one that's selected, that he is not going to be allowed in the House of Commons.
00:34:17.140 He can't go to question period, these kinds of things.
00:34:19.000 And so we don't know what particularly the actual operation of how this power is going to be transferred.
00:34:27.640 And so, you know, what's the difference between the leader of the party, the prime minister and a minister?
00:34:31.760 You know, is Trudeau going to continue to represent the people of Papineau?
00:34:35.920 Like, is he going to move back to his riding?
00:34:37.700 Is Carney going to move into 24 Sussex?
00:34:40.620 Who's going to go to work?
00:34:41.700 Are they going to go into, is he going to go take the office?
00:34:43.500 So, like, these are all technical questions that I don't think anybody really knows yet.
00:34:47.820 And we're not really sure because, you know, there's some issues because, you know,
00:34:51.740 if you're not elected like Carney, you don't hold, you're not an MP,
00:34:56.440 well, then there's certain limitations, you know.
00:34:57.960 I mean, he has limitations.
00:34:59.800 Exactly right.
00:35:00.520 And so we'll see what happens.
00:35:02.300 It's it's we're in uncharted territory. 0.97
00:35:05.240 And the reason for that is because we've got a bunch of technocrats who really love power more than anything else. 0.96
00:35:11.300 And they'll use any procedural method that is possible.
00:35:14.380 And so if it's possible for them to do anything to keep their power, then they then they will do it.
00:35:20.580 And so we're seeing the effects of that.
00:35:22.280 It's quite interesting.
00:35:22.980 Yeah. So will they will will they try to hang on to power until at least October?
00:35:30.260 when the election is supposed to be.
00:35:32.680 That's the fixed election date, late October.
00:35:34.560 I think it's October 25th.
00:35:36.480 If so, Mark Carney, and maybe he could run in a by-election.
00:35:40.960 I can't see Justin Trudeau staying on as an MP
00:35:44.560 after the transfer of power is complete.
00:35:49.640 So he will probably resign his seat in Papineau,
00:35:53.020 which means his seat will be open,
00:35:54.520 which means Carney could probably run there in a by-election.
00:35:58.280 So that is a possibility.
00:35:59.840 But like I just said, they're wrapping planes, they're opening campaign offices, so I'm expecting an election call sometime in the next couple of weeks.
00:36:09.220 And considering that Mark Carney has never faced Parliament, he does not have the confidence of Parliament.
00:36:13.940 He can go to the Governor General technically and say, all right, we're going to hang on for a little while longer here, and then we'll maybe ask for an election.
00:36:23.180 But because he doesn't have the confidence of Parliament, the governor general doesn't necessarily have to take him seriously whatsoever.
00:36:31.900 Then again, Convention in Canada says that the governor general will do as the prime minister asks in every situation.
00:36:40.140 OK, so the Conservatives held a rally of their own this afternoon in London, Ontario.
00:36:45.580 and apparently there were 2,500 common-sense Canadians there
00:36:49.540 who are ready to bring home the jobs, businesses, and the country we love.
00:36:53.740 And there are some photos there.
00:36:56.480 2,500? I don't know. Can't see from that little picture.
00:37:03.640 There's Larry Brock making a post on X there.
00:37:06.340 What an incredible afternoon in London.
00:37:11.000 There's Andrew Lawton, who will be running for the Conservatives
00:37:13.680 in whenever the election is.
00:37:18.260 There's the lineup outside to get into the event. 0.99
00:37:24.140 The pleb put this up. 1.00
00:37:26.180 Left-wing lunatics with proud-to-be-woke signs 0.90
00:37:28.860 protesting outside Paulyev's massive rally in London, Ontario. 0.96
00:37:33.340 So let's go ahead and...
00:37:34.720 I haven't seen this.
00:37:35.920 I'm not sure if there's any cursing in it,
00:37:37.380 but let's go ahead and have a look here.
00:37:43.680 Let me ask you this.
00:37:48.640 What do surgical masks have to do with left-wing politics?
00:37:56.620 It's a cult, is what it is.
00:37:59.580 All of these people walking around wearing masks.
00:38:04.400 It seems to be associated with that left-wing, hard Marxist ideology, doesn't it?
00:38:13.680 pretty big line up there
00:38:22.560 security clearance
00:38:26.240 mask mask mask mask all right so it looks like polyev's rally in london ontario which was just
00:38:39.020 rally has a comparable crowd size to the liberal leadership convention today in ottawa probably
00:38:45.820 about the same amount of people but from those videos and pictures it's very difficult to tell
00:38:50.920 i looked up a couple of articles on mark carney earlier this afternoon i was trying to go back in
00:38:59.440 time to when he was the governor of the bank of england and even before that when he was the
00:39:04.500 governor of the bank of canada and there's really not much that you can find outside of people's
00:39:12.280 opinions on what he did except to say that when he became the governor of the bank of england he
00:39:17.300 was the most outspoken governor in the history of the bank of england in terms of media appearances
00:39:25.320 in terms of making announcements and whatnot in terms of radical change as well mark carney
00:39:30.720 appeared to want to take Britain away from what they had been traditionally doing for centuries.
00:39:40.300 And that played havoc with the British economy, as Liz Truss, the former prime minister of the UK,
00:39:47.060 pointed out a couple of weeks ago in an interview with David Creighton and others.
00:39:50.560 So I found a couple of interesting pieces here.
00:39:54.240 Carson Jurema in the National Post says Mark Carney will march us straight into an American disaster.
00:40:00.860 And even today, during his Carney's acceptance speech, he was taking shots at Donald Trump.
00:40:07.680 Now, they were veiled shots.
00:40:10.100 They weren't nearly as bad as his Voldemort comments that he was making in British Columbia a couple of weeks ago.
00:40:15.400 But it's clear these liberals just do not take Donald Trump seriously, which is a huge mistake.
00:40:23.580 But that is a flaw of arrogance and smugness.
00:40:29.340 And Donald Trump, who is the leader, like Jagmeet Singh saying,
00:40:33.940 we got to bar Donald Trump from entry into Canada for the G7 coming up in June or July.
00:40:38.780 Like that's going to happen. Seriously. Give me a break.
00:40:41.380 He's the leader of the free world. Like it or not, Donald Trump is the leader of the free world.
00:40:46.540 So to take pot shots at him, especially a guy like that, you know, he takes that stuff personally.
00:40:53.760 It's just going to make it much more difficult to come to an agreement.
00:40:58.940 Because Trump, he's a deal maker. He makes deals with the people who represent the interest that he's dealing with.
00:41:06.620 right? And these morons who are going to go or try to go to the United States to reason and deal 1.00
00:41:11.880 with Donald Trump. If he remembers that they've been taking potshots at him, or if he sees video 1.00
00:41:17.740 of them taking potshots at him, he's, he's going to just go to the hardcore. Okay. First of all,
00:41:23.940 I'm not going to meet with these people. I'm going to send the most junior of my representatives out
00:41:28.400 to meet these people who are the highest level people that Canada has to offer that in and of
00:41:34.280 itself is a smack in the face. And then maybe, just maybe, and Trump is going to keep playing
00:41:39.360 games. He will keep taking tariffs off. He'll keep putting tariffs on. He'll keep doing that
00:41:45.280 in an attempt to make, he does not like Christy of Freeland. We already know that.
00:41:50.200 We don't know about his feelings on, on Mark Carney just yet. I haven't seen any comments
00:41:55.580 regarding Mark Carney from Trump on X just yet. Maybe because he's got a lot of other concerns
00:42:02.980 going on outside of canada right i mean canada may be a top five priority for him but it's not
00:42:09.500 at the top of the list so he may make a statement later on tonight we'll see what happens but this
00:42:15.480 is that article from the national post and this was put out about a month ago now mark carney
00:42:21.100 needs to stop talking about donald trump because the likely soon-to-be prime minister and he is
00:42:27.420 now, or the designate, is going to lead us straight into economic oblivion, if not into
00:42:33.200 a full-blown annexation crisis. The best way for our leaders to deal with Trump's toxic
00:42:38.560 threats to absorb Canada or to wipe out the auto industry is to essentially stop talking
00:42:44.460 in public immediately. Hear, hear, shut up. But of course, they're playing it for political 0.94
00:42:50.680 points, and apparently Canadians seem to be falling for it. Again, I don't know. What
00:42:55.520 we see on social media is a completely, totally different thing, sometimes, than it is in real
00:43:01.260 life. Have you seen anybody talking about this publicly in coffee shops or anywhere you've been?
00:43:07.280 Any of your friends talking about how Canada needs to stand up in the face of a tyrant?
00:43:12.220 I haven't. Instead, liberals are gleeful at the opportunity that after nine years in office,
00:43:20.320 they get to campaign against Trump.
00:43:24.060 Trump's comments about taking over Canada
00:43:25.860 haven't sounded like mere trolling for weeks now,
00:43:28.440 and again, this was written about a month ago.
00:43:30.800 But what does Carney think the Americans actually want?
00:43:34.240 Well, he said in his speech,
00:43:35.440 they want our resources, they want our water.
00:43:37.880 To gain leverage in free trade negotiations
00:43:39.900 with an overly aggressive opening position,
00:43:42.800 access to Canadian resources,
00:43:44.400 for Canada to tighten up its border security,
00:43:47.000 for Canada to spend more on defense,
00:43:48.780 free vacations in Banff,
00:43:50.320 Nope, none of that, according to Carney.
00:43:54.580 What Americans really desire is universal health care.
00:43:58.400 He did touch on that in his rather long, rambling and boring speech.
00:44:03.320 I think Americans forgot about the need to provide health care to all their citizens.
00:44:08.640 I think that Americans built their social safety net with enormous holes in it.
00:44:12.360 The tens of millions of people fell through.
00:44:14.460 He said in Winnipeg last month, there's a backlash,
00:44:17.580 And that backlash is leading to them pushing out against us.
00:44:21.900 I don't see how he puts two and two together like that.
00:44:26.460 But there it is.
00:44:28.700 Liberals remain bafflingly committed to the idea that Canada's health care system is somehow the envy of the world
00:44:35.400 and that any country that lacks a similar policy risks descending into chaos.
00:44:40.000 At his leadership launch in January, Carney said he would offer experience versus incompetence.
00:44:44.580 incompetence. I would assume he's talking about Polyev as the incompetent one. And his boosters
00:44:50.940 in the media, or maybe Trudeau. He has taken a couple of veiled shots at Trudeau these past
00:44:56.840 couple of months. Veiled. Very veiled. And Carney's boosters in the media are enthralled with his
00:45:02.680 background as a central banker, but so far he sounds pretty much like any other liberal.
00:45:07.940 Whatever the failures of the American health care system, Canada's consistently ranks near
00:45:12.760 the middle or bottom when compared to other similar countries on metrics like access,
00:45:17.260 wait times, and the number of doctors and nurses. Canada does rank highly on how much it spends,
00:45:21.820 though. As for whether wealth is shared around enough in the U.S., at least there is wealth.
00:45:28.200 In 2021, median income in Canada was about $50,000 U.S. compared to $70,000 U.S. down south.
00:45:36.920 What's more, the median employment income in every province is lower than every American state
00:45:42.640 even the poorest ones. Maybe instead of lecturing about social safety nets, Carney could explain
00:45:49.360 what policies he would bring that would let Canadians enjoy similar wage growth to the
00:45:54.700 Americans. He could also avoid needlessly antagonizing Trump, because like it or not,
00:46:00.060 he is who we're dealing with. When last month Carney did address the American president's
00:46:05.860 51st state comments directly, it wasn't just to affirm Canadian sovereignty or to exercise the
00:46:11.100 sort of strategic non-engagement that would benefit his country. He mocked Trump. Oh, here's
00:46:15.980 the Voldemort. I view this as the sort of Voldemort of comments, he said, adding, like, I'll not even
00:46:21.800 repeat it, but you know what I'm talking about. Never saw Harry Potter. I don't know what he's
00:46:27.480 talking about. And then a couple of nights later in Kelowna, Carney again mocked the president.
00:46:33.360 Can we influence Trump a bit? But then we have to pretend we didn't. So he's he's saying, let's
00:46:40.560 make him think it was his idea. And then he says, don't repeat that. It's out there on social media,
00:46:54.300 Mark. Anybody can see it, including Donald Trump himself. So way to go. Way to go. Put it out there
00:47:02.440 that you think he's stupid. That's going to play very well with Donald Trump. This clownish behavior 1.00
00:47:09.400 from Carney and an indication that he doesn't represent a break from Trudeau, but a continuation
00:47:14.340 of the liberals' complete lack of seriousness. For example, shortly after the American presidential
00:47:19.040 election, Trudeau said that electing Trump instead of Kamala Harris was evidence of widespread
00:47:24.340 sexism in the U.S., and he later went on CNN and brimming with liberal moral superiority,
00:47:30.380 as they often do, said, one of the ways we define ourselves most easily is, well,
00:47:36.960 we're not American. Now here's something I'm going to challenge you all watching this with,
00:47:42.440 whether you're watching on Rumble or Facebook or back on YouTube. I did not expect to be on
00:47:47.880 YouTube tonight, but here we are. Whatever platform you're watching on, go ahead and make
00:47:51.360 a comment. How do you define us as Canadians? How do you define Canadians without using we're not
00:47:59.480 americans okay and please don't give me the maple syrup trope or the mounties trope what defines
00:48:08.280 canadians please write it down because i've been trying to figure that one out myself
00:48:12.660 we used to have some kind of a social cohesion
00:48:16.980 we used to carney could have looked at the outgoing prime minister's remarks as ineffective
00:48:25.180 and charted a bit of a different path,
00:48:26.820 but apparently the likely winner,
00:48:28.760 and he thinks Trudeau is worth emulating.
00:48:32.160 Whether or not Trump deserves derision and scorn,
00:48:34.780 and he does, this guy says,
00:48:36.980 is entirely beside the point.
00:48:39.180 It's necessary for any Canadian prime minister
00:48:41.500 to deal with whoever is in the Oval Office in good faith,
00:48:45.220 and you can bet Trump is paying attention to what they say.
00:48:48.660 Any astute observer will tell you
00:48:50.280 that the way to deal with Trump is to flatter him,
00:48:52.400 make concessions that allow him to claim a win,
00:48:54.520 and otherwise shut your pie hole the president and those around him have made it clear that they
00:49:01.000 intensely dislike trudeau that isn't to say that someone that has more depth with trump would be
00:49:07.260 more successful at negotiating but certainly mocking him at every opportunity is not is not
00:49:12.440 a good idea trump's upending of trade relations and lack of respect for sovereignty is beyond
00:49:17.860 acceptable but how we handle this moment will determine what happens next carney's preening
00:49:23.420 about Canada's social safety net
00:49:25.560 may help him win the liberal leadership,
00:49:27.680 which it did today.
00:49:29.040 But it's an attitude that is positively dangerous
00:49:31.640 for dealing with the Americans.
00:49:34.760 I've got another article here
00:49:36.100 because I saw somebody point out in the comments,
00:49:40.620 and this is something that came in
00:49:42.640 at some point on Friday.
00:49:44.260 Here it is from Reuters.
00:49:46.160 China has hit Canada with fresh agriculture tariffs.
00:49:51.260 This is in response to tariffs
00:49:52.720 we put on some of their stuff back in October.
00:49:56.620 So China's announced tariffs on over $2.6 billion
00:49:59.460 worth of Canadians' agriculture and food products.
00:50:02.100 Oh, that was yesterday.
00:50:03.740 Retaliating against levies Ottawa introduced in October
00:50:06.280 and opening a new front in a trade war
00:50:08.100 largely driven by Trump's tariff threats.
00:50:10.180 The levies announced by the Commerce Ministry of China
00:50:13.120 and scheduled to take effect on the 20th
00:50:15.120 match the 125% import duties Canada slapped on China
00:50:19.740 made electric vehicles and steel and aluminum products
00:50:22.580 just over four months ago.
00:50:25.100 Wow, we're really batting 1,000
00:50:26.860 with a couple of the world's largest economies, aren't we?
00:50:30.300 And this is another article on Mark Carney
00:50:34.360 from David Staples of the Edmonton Journal.
00:50:37.600 So let's go ahead and check out this one.
00:50:39.560 This gives us a little bit more into Carney's background.
00:50:42.760 There's a picture of Trudeau and Carney
00:50:44.940 sitting down laughing over something.
00:50:48.300 Depopulation, isn't it great?
00:50:49.480 I love it.
00:50:50.080 yeah yeah yeah justin yeah yeah so here's what this dude says if you're looking for a leader
00:50:57.860 who will put canada first mark carney's not your guy i say this even as carney is many things that
00:51:04.200 justin trudeau is not brainy experienced in business and from western canada carney comes
00:51:09.560 across as an accomplished man who was born in the northwest territories grew up playing minor
00:51:14.000 hockey in edmonton's done his city proud in many ways blah blah i'm mark i was born in fort smith
00:51:21.020 carney said to a packed house at laurier heights community league thursday so this is last month
00:51:26.160 announcing himself and his hopes to succeed trudeau as liberal leader mark carney the little
00:51:31.540 guy from fort smith has a familiar and charming ring to it no but will it sell not if it's fake
00:51:39.240 In his stump speech, Carney talked of the importance of building and working together as a community, then listed his communities, Laurier Heights, the West End, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
00:51:50.520 That's a fine list for a prospective prime minister, but he missed a few key communities.
00:51:55.520 He left out Ottawa. He left out London, UK, where he was governor of the respective national banks.
00:52:00.880 He missed New York City, where he's both the United Nations special envoy on climate action and finance.
00:52:06.180 and chair of the board of the huge international corporation, Bloomberg.
00:52:10.660 No, it's not Bloomberg. It's the other one.
00:52:13.980 He also missed his community in Davos, Switzerland,
00:52:16.520 where he and fellow Europeans, he's also UK and Irish citizenship,
00:52:21.560 make up the foundation board of the World Economic Forum,
00:52:24.820 and Toronto, where he's chair of the Canadian multinational Brookfield Asset Management.
00:52:28.860 Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me go back here.
00:52:33.020 He missed New York City, where he's both the United Nations Special Envoy
00:52:36.060 on climate action and finance and chair of the board of the huge international corporation
00:52:40.140 bloomberg and then they go on to mention brookfield asset management which by the way
00:52:45.800 apparently has a value of something like 900 billion dollars and they're suggesting that
00:52:51.240 mark carney is only worth between five and six million i don't think so oh here it is here all
00:52:59.000 right brookfield asset management with its u.s 900 billion dollars in assets carney has also said he
00:53:04.900 sees himself, sorry, he sees himself, he's a member of the same social movement as radical
00:53:10.860 climate activist Greta Thunberg. Okay, so we can move on here. Garnier's become a key player at
00:53:17.040 the United Nations, the World Economic Forum, Brookfield, and Bloomberg because he's brilliant
00:53:21.300 at one thing, getting governments and private businesses to fall in line with Greta Thunberg's
00:53:26.400 climate change agenda. As Steve Koonin, the Undersecretary for Science at the Department
00:53:31.900 of energy in the obama administration noted in his book on climate change carney is probably the
00:53:38.020 single most influential figure in driving investors in financial institutions around
00:53:42.840 the world to focus on changes in climate and human influences upon it oh
00:53:47.860 the single most influential figure huh and as peter foster a cambridge educated economist and
00:53:57.580 former senior editor of the financial post wrote in 2020 carney's focus is radical change of
00:54:03.680 the business and material world radical change
00:54:08.040 carney's plan is to control the global economy by seizing the commanding heights of finance
00:54:15.080 not by nationalization but by exerting non-democratic pressure to divest from and
00:54:20.700 stop funding fossil fuels the private sector is to become a partner in imposing its own
00:54:27.100 bondage. This will be do-it-yourself totalitarianism. One more Kearney community.
00:54:37.080 Since 2020, he's been a close advisor of Trudeau, first informally, then last year,
00:54:42.080 September, as the special advisor and chair of a Liberal Party task force on economic growth.
00:54:48.680 His conflicted interests have brought him some trouble, such as in 2021, when now-conservative
00:54:54.640 leader Pierre Polyev ripped into Carney, then vice chair of Brookfield, during his testimony
00:54:59.320 at a House of Commons committee. You guys have all seen video on that. Mr. Carney, you stand to
00:55:03.240 profit from these policies, and yet you're regularly intervening and influencing the
00:55:07.920 decisions of ministers and deputy ministers, Polyev said, then asked him eight times if he'd
00:55:14.620 registered with the lobbying commissioner. I represent the United Nations. I represent the
00:55:19.840 UK government, Carney said. I don't lobby, period. When Polyev dug into the cancellation of the
00:55:25.860 Energy East pipeline, Carney said the decision to scrap it wasn't his, but was sensible. Polyev
00:55:32.860 then pointed out Carney's own supposedly net zero company, Brookfield, had bought pipelines in
00:55:37.680 Brazil and the United Arab Emirates. Carney argued that the circumstances were different in those
00:55:43.040 countries. Different jurisdictions, different geography matter. This is a fundamental point.
00:55:47.500 poliev shot back you make billions of dollars off foreign pipelines and you shut them down
00:55:54.360 here at home putting your people out of work putting your own people out of work
00:55:58.040 carney built his career in a world that is now rapidly disappearing blown up by
00:56:04.080 working people sick of energy scarcity painful inflation industrial decline 0.81
00:56:08.700 and the reduced prosperity that comes with the world that carney and his social movement have
00:56:13.600 fought so hard to radically alter, reset, and build back. Better. It's now clear that China
00:56:23.260 puts China first, as does India. India first. The Middle East, Africa, most of all Donald Trump's 0.99
00:56:29.240 United States. These countries either sneeringly reject or pay lip service to Trudeau and Carney's
00:56:36.320 climate agenda. Sensing change, even major financial institutions are cutting their posh
00:56:41.920 climate club memberships and all
00:56:43.900 Canadian banks have now withdrawn from that
00:56:45.900 from that
00:56:48.180 group that Carney put together just a few
00:56:50.100 years ago in Glasgow, the COP
00:56:51.980 26. Will
00:56:53.920 Carney also pull away from his plans?
00:56:57.700 No doubt he'll rework and rebrand
00:56:59.960 Trudeau's now hated carbon tax
00:57:01.900 scheme, but I can think of
00:57:03.800 100 trillion reasons
00:57:05.740 why Carney will continue to push.
00:57:08.520 In a 2020 speech, Carney
00:57:09.980 said it would take over 100 trillion dollars over three decades to secure a clean energy future
00:57:16.440 that's more money than there is on the planet by the way 100 trillion it's a lot of money
00:57:23.420 it's a lot of contracts that's untold profit for green energy investors like
00:57:28.400 brookfield oop kind of went up a little too fast there
00:57:32.540 it's got to be enough to turn the head of any man even mark from fort smith
00:57:37.800 right? In the end, we can trust Carney to keep pushing his failing Davos agenda and to bitterly
00:57:44.760 attack populist pushback. We can't trust him to put our own community first. There you have it.
00:57:51.120 The real battle, my friends, begins now. Now the conservatives and I guess the People's Party of
00:57:58.740 Canada, and they should, and the NDP, actually Nikki Ashton, who is a radical Marxist, probably
00:58:04.580 one of the biggest Marxists, if not the biggest Marxist in all of the NDP, hit hard in a speech
00:58:13.340 against Mark Carney just last week. So perhaps the NDP, who have fallen in the polls, you may
00:58:20.200 not have noticed, but they have fallen in the polls significantly in the past few weeks. And
00:58:24.020 again, I'm not telling you that these polls are to be believed. I believe they're being manipulated
00:58:28.580 by the Carney Trudeau liberals,
00:58:30.720 not the liberal party as a whole,
00:58:33.920 the Carney Trudeau liberals.
00:58:36.100 They're a different breed.
00:58:37.320 They believe, like every political party,
00:58:40.240 just like any company,
00:58:41.460 just like any group of people,
00:58:42.940 there's a hierarchy in it, right?
00:58:44.660 And there's the Carney Trudeau liberals at the top.
00:58:47.160 Did you notice all of the liberals
00:58:49.740 who were trying to get in there with Carney
00:58:52.840 after he came off the stage after his speech,
00:58:55.300 they were trying to give him a hug,
00:58:57.140 trying to make him notice them.
00:58:59.580 That's their way of trying to get into the little club
00:59:01.860 in the Liberal Party.
00:59:03.240 You know, rank-and-file MPs, backbench MPs,
00:59:05.940 they don't have access to that.
00:59:08.700 And so, yes, Mark Carney is now at the top
00:59:11.980 of the Liberal regime,
00:59:13.520 and his people are the ones that have been calling the shots
00:59:16.900 for the past couple of months
00:59:18.060 and will continue calling the shots
00:59:19.880 until they're kicked out of office,
00:59:21.640 and we hope that's sooner rather than later.
00:59:25.140 What's going to happen next?
00:59:27.140 We're just going to keep following things along, my friends,
00:59:32.880 but this has implications.
00:59:36.460 And the difference between Pierre Polyev,
00:59:39.280 who many of you think is a globalist,
00:59:41.380 I personally don't think he's a globalist,
00:59:43.560 I think he's got globalists around him,
00:59:45.600 and I do believe that a certain percentage
00:59:47.620 of the Conservative Party of Canada
00:59:49.180 is compromised with globalists,
00:59:50.800 although I can't tell you exactly what that percentage is.
00:59:54.640 I would say it's around 30-35%,
00:59:57.020 What he needs to do is weed them out.
01:00:00.940 And we'll see what happens.
01:00:03.200 It's a whole new ballgame now.
01:00:04.740 Now, Polyev can concentrate on Mark Carney completely and totally.
01:00:09.180 He has been, kind of, but they didn't know for sure.
01:00:12.200 Nobody knew for sure until about an hour ago
01:00:13.980 when Mark Carney was chosen as the new unelected Prime Minister of Canada.
01:00:19.560 So we'll see how this unfolds.
01:00:21.600 Tomorrow, March the 10th,
01:00:23.200 Parliament is supposed to return in two weeks from tomorrow.
01:00:25.600 We don't know what announcements are going to be coming out between now and then.
01:00:31.240 But I am banking on an election being called at some point before Parliament is supposed to return.
01:00:38.740 And that's all I have got for you tonight, my friends.
01:00:41.620 We'll be back tomorrow night with Brett Sears.
01:00:44.740 Now, I'm not sure if you guys know Brett.
01:00:46.340 Brett Sears is the guy who put in a FOIA request for all of the PHAC emails,
01:00:51.280 The Theresa Tam's emails, Public Health Agency of Canada, PHAC, right?
01:00:58.580 So he got, after three years, he got the emails, and they're going to be released to him in bunches.
01:01:04.360 And we're talking about hundreds of thousands.
01:01:06.760 One incredible story has already come out, and we're expecting more and more and more.
01:01:12.320 So Brett Sears joins the show tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Central.
01:01:15.540 okay you guys have a great rest of your sunday and i will catch you tomorrow night for another
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