True Patriot Love - Canada Could Be Caught in a New Global Power Split

00:00:00.000 invaluable assets damaged beyond repair and outright destroyed bases hit ships are being

00:00:07.040 run right into dry dock for repair their missiles are depleted to the point some of their protective

00:00:13.760 missiles will not be replaced to pre-war levels for another three or four years it's a it's a

00:00:20.720 horrible situation for the u.s military and they're still not done in iran

00:00:30.240 once upon a time hulk hogan shock wrestlers with the whole new world order in the nwa

00:00:36.240 personally as a wrestling fan i thought it was kind of cool but the whole idea of the new world

00:00:40.480 order has been around a long time far before wrestling thought of it and here in 2026 the

00:00:45.520 The new world order is staring us right in the face as Canadians and people around the world.

00:00:50.440 Paul Macucci, this is interesting times on the planet.

00:00:53.640 Oh, it is. It is.

00:00:54.680 And, you know, Jim, you know, from a Canadian's perspective,

00:00:57.760 and I think sometimes we get focused on, you know, trade summits

00:01:02.340 and the EU discussion about being an associated EU member.

00:01:08.040 But, you know, we can't take our eye off the ball.

00:01:12.380 And the ball really is that upcoming meeting between President Xi and President Trump.

00:01:19.620 I think the whole world's waited with bated breath.

00:01:22.440 What's going to happen?

00:01:23.740 Well, of course.

00:01:24.560 And, you know, I've always been saying this for weeks.

00:01:28.560 Everything might not mean much if at the end of the day they get together

00:01:34.300 and they figure out what the world order looks like.

00:01:37.100 So when you talked about, you know, what do you call the NWA?

00:01:40.480 NWA.

00:01:41.100 and yeah at the end of the day if they get together if president chi comes they have dinner

00:01:47.500 and they come out and say well we've decided to basically divvy up the world and you know this

00:01:54.940 part of the world is here and this part of the world is here then that's a discussion that i

00:01:59.660 think would surprise us all but it's definitely interesting given you know what we've been doing

00:02:05.500 over the last few days as a nation you know going to the eu talking about a military relationship

00:02:11.100 with the uk um big time yeah we've been we've been but we've been hustling you know i said this on the

00:02:17.180 show with you and mike the other day you know our prime minister is going to be really tired come

00:02:23.500 sunday right because yeah i hope he sleeps on can force one oh yeah because you know he's he's from

00:02:28.540 the summit to the you know they went to liverpool england and manchester went to a soccer game yeah

00:02:34.300 had a meeting talked about a million a military uh relationship um and then here we are you know

00:02:42.300 coming back and on the heels of it he's going to be watching to see what the relationship is between

00:02:48.380 china and the united states now it's interesting we took a look before and we were trying to figure

00:02:53.980 out is there an upcoming meeting between china and canada well there's none on the books so far

00:02:58.620 no so i think you know we're going to wait and see uh you know you and i talked before the show

00:03:06.380 there's a whole discussion about semiconductors and trade yes and you know the the integration

00:03:14.700 between america and china and what that means going forward and how they're going to work

00:03:19.980 together because you know it hasn't been smooth it has since i ran it hasn't been smooth with oil and

00:03:26.460 gas it hasn't been smooth you know with the middle east it's it's been really bumpy and

00:03:31.580 quite frankly that's that's got to be hurting xi at home because and it's got to be hurting trump

00:03:37.660 also so the two parties are starting to definitely feel the pain from their nations because

00:03:44.140 trades diminishing trades going down in china right and trump's doing a kind of a nationalistic

00:03:51.740 point of view reducing you know what hates everyone globalism is dead yeah you know tariffs

00:03:57.500 are everywhere and so you know how do they how do they go forward uh without running into each other

00:04:03.980 because now you know he's shutting off oil distribution the saudis this week just got hit

00:04:10.340 their pipeline got hit from it's it's a disaster in saudi arabia for their economy a disaster they

00:04:16.040 can't get oil out of the persian gulf or the red sea and the pipeline just got hammered exactly but

00:04:20.680 all the cheap oil where was it going it was going to china right a big portion of a big portion of

00:04:26.680 it yeah so now that's being disrupted that's causing you know coming in today we were laughing

00:04:32.280 you know but uh we're not laughing we were crying about how much the americans are paying for gas

00:04:38.200 we're paying more about 40 cents more a gallon right so you know our gas prices here are just

00:04:44.920 escalating well paul control i got some stark reality for you they say in north america we

00:04:52.200 probably won't be able to see a significant drop of the pumps for six months or at least six months

00:04:58.040 before we see anything resembling affordable gas or diesel that's tough looking into winter

00:05:05.160 oh yeah well at least at least jim and and you know well diesel forget about it right you know

00:05:11.160 i don't know how people use diesel or doing it i get up this morning and the first uh story i'm

00:05:16.600 reading is about fishermen on the east coast yeah diesel marines oh yeah imagine imagine having a

00:05:22.840 fishing boat no oh you can't no so that gets passed on through lobster cod all that stuff

00:05:28.280 so here goes the price is up again but but you know that that's on a that's on a canadian that's

00:05:34.040 on a micro basis you're looking at the world on a macro basis you're now starting to see

00:05:39.480 the world's splintering a little so you know if um the u.s can't get iran under control

00:05:47.720 china has to step in if they can get that relationship under control and have that

00:05:51.960 agreement and reach all those terms quite frankly well then china has a has a steady stream of 0.77

00:05:58.920 iranian oil to their country right because they're never going to become china is never going to

00:06:03.320 become dependent on american no oil because that would that would never happen so it's got to be

00:06:08.840 you know that's really the only option for them so trump overplayed his hand he really thought he

00:06:14.920 could bring around the iranian regime to its knees not in months or weeks but in days and

00:06:23.000 now they've had air-to-air refuelers planes drones radar planes invaluable assets damage

00:06:33.080 beyond repair and outright destroyed bases hit ships are being run right into dry dock for repair

00:06:40.200 their missiles are depleted to the point some of their protective missiles will not be replaced to

00:06:46.360 pre-war levels for another three or four years it's a it's a horrible situation for the u.s

00:06:52.760 military and they're still not done in a rant right but but that leads to a rationale for

00:07:00.280 negotiation it has to be right what other out does he have well and and who is he really fighting so

00:07:06.440 the interesting part is you know when we talk about iran we're not only talking about iran

00:07:11.080 we're talking about that whole uh triad of parties yeah whether it be russia and iran

00:07:17.240 uh we're talking about china you know we're talking about you know north korea we're talking

00:07:21.880 about that whole um you know interesting group of characters the axis of evil some would call it of

00:07:28.120 evil so you're talking about that so basically trump is at that point where he has to reach a

00:07:34.440 deal and so by that deal is it again you know i come back to this on multiple shows is that

00:07:39.880 the western hemisphere then you know it's you go there you know you can get your oil you deal with

00:07:45.240 iran here's what i need from iran you go get it for me i will open it up things will go back to

00:07:51.320 normal quite frankly but you know this is you know almost like uh you mentioned it uh

00:07:58.120 before the show gym almost like after world war ii yeah 1945 um just before the official and they

00:08:05.160 knew the war was over yeah all the world leaders of the allied biggest allied nations got together

00:08:10.840 and they divvied up europe and the world the world russia got this or the soviet union england would

00:08:17.560 get this usa this like france like that's how they did it and they they split everyone up and

00:08:22.920 that's that's that redrew the map for most of the world after world war ii and and who's who likes

00:08:28.760 to redraw maps well china and america yeah well you look at trump he's redrawn them you know he's

00:08:34.680 renaming uh lakes redrawing maps exactly yeah so claiming countries just his own just for the sake

00:08:40.760 of it but it has to you know that's where i'm looking at i'm thinking oh this is interesting

00:08:45.080 because it looks like we're kind of heading down that path given where we're at and given where

00:08:49.880 he's at so the interesting part is now we've kind of hopped over so what we've strategically done

00:08:56.440 i i assume without you know just by watching it we've gone to europe we've actually you know reached

00:09:04.760 pseudo partnerships with europe right now with the eu which will be debated and voted on the

00:09:09.960 house of commons but realistically it's a majority government how much debate it's going to be a little

00:09:15.400 but even okay even if i'm a conservative bloc quebecois ndp right now do i want to have a

00:09:23.800 relationship with europe and the eu i don't what's the downside to that as long as you're not giving

00:09:31.800 up your sovereignty as long as your sovereignty maintains and you know quite frankly the word

00:09:36.520 associate is uh you know open to interpretation it's got to be debated and yeah frankly defined

00:09:43.320 and categorized and you know that that's still to come okay okay for years it was a usa europe

00:09:50.360 alliance yes for years obviously both the usa the way they're treating and the trump administration

00:09:57.320 europe and looking towards china and the way the eu and europe are looking at america it that's

00:10:03.160 not the way it was in 1945. so europe is looking at what are our partners is it canada is that

00:10:09.080 australia is it ukraine because it looks like the eu are looking at trump in america that we can't

00:10:15.640 rely on them anymore as partners in business and defense like we had for 80 years right no no they

00:10:21.880 can't and well it's interesting so when when carney goes to um europe and he meets with the eu

00:10:31.240 trump comes out and says he'll tariff the eu he called it a hostile act but he goes at the eu

00:10:37.560 yeah canada so we're kind of small potatoes in that relationship right okay if you want to drag

00:10:42.200 canada into this now i'm coming at you directly so it's interesting that you know the messaging

00:10:47.400 there right he doesn't he doesn't look at canada he said okay you go do that canada but then i'm

00:10:52.440 going to come after you eu and you're going to get more tariffs and i'll look at as a hostile

00:10:57.320 to your point so it's very interesting but that kind of you know it's an awkward part of that i

00:11:04.040 think is you know behind the scenes they're basically saying wow that that is a very savvy move

00:11:12.280 right so by carney by carney so yeah it is a very savvy move because you've you've kind of hopped

00:11:17.560 over trying to reach an alliance or pseudo alliance with the eu it puts me in an awkward

00:11:23.640 position because quite frankly now i'm waiting for my president chi meeting my i have to negotiate

00:11:31.240 iran in the out and all that stuff so now i'm sitting there and i'm thinking okay the meeting

00:11:37.000 happens they reach some agreement on trade you know we all know there's a significant chinese

00:11:44.600 u.s trade is it's about 320 billion a year from china to america every year right so which is

00:11:50.120 big chunk of change it is well and it's a roughly kind of what we do with the u.s

00:11:54.440 yeah so it's you know it is a big number right yeah and and the the chinese don't want to lose that

00:12:01.080 you know that 90 billion they they send to canada and the 320 they send to the u.s

00:12:07.880 they have to keep that going and america doesn't want to lose what china has they have over 90

00:12:13.240 of the critical minerals used in semiconductors and there's no way trump and the americans want 0.70

00:12:18.360 lose the that pipeline yeah well there goes his ai race right because right exactly which he keeps

00:12:24.440 calling so dear you know it's a hoax all a week long you know if to put regulations on ai but 0.91

00:12:31.720 so you know you have that discussion so they're gonna saw off my guess is they're gonna saw

00:12:36.440 off somewhere in the middle yeah tariffs trade and then bring it up but it's interesting how

00:12:41.400 we play out in that discussion because you know where the e the eu discussion is important i'm

00:12:47.720 not saying it's not i think it was a very good strategic move when you look at the canadian

00:12:53.720 chinese discussion it's even more important right and our dependence on china our integration with

00:13:01.000 china is also big right well the 49 000 chinese made electric cars that's going to be allowed to

00:13:07.160 be imported and sold in canada i think for carney is a good first step to keeping those lines of

00:13:14.040 communication open right and by all accounts the the chinese electric vehicle the quality and

00:13:21.480 quantity of the production is shocking people around the world not just how many they're making

00:13:27.560 but how well they're being made right now that's if after the meeting they agree that that's gonna

00:13:35.000 go forward right so that could be one of the conditions on now they get to sell them in america

00:13:40.040 yeah now nor sell them in america or even sell them in canada right because again that whole

00:13:46.120 you know if i draw the line down here you know none of your cars pass this line right and that's

00:13:51.800 north america so they don't go to mexico they don't go to canada right definitely going to us so

00:13:56.600 that my sense is jim that's the conversation that's coming okay interesting it's really

00:14:01.320 here's the things that can cross that line here's the things that can't cross that line

00:14:05.480 and you know you're over there we're over here you know now that doesn't bode well for like

00:14:10.440 we mentioned before places like taiwan and other places because quite frankly that's kind of left

00:14:16.440 on its own right and china still considers taiwan part of china exactly they always have and they

00:14:21.320 always will that's never changed no no but but quite frankly at that point uh if that deal is

00:14:28.440 done they're left to their own devices and we know the outcome of that right now you know it's

00:14:34.360 interesting so getting ready for this meeting what's really spiraling around the last few days

00:14:39.400 is arctic security so yes so as we as as we went to the eu china's coming to the u.s all the sun

00:14:48.920 arctic security becomes the news story for everyone right you know how many are the chinese

00:14:54.600 in the arctic um you know who owns the arctic the u.s says you know they still have title to the

00:15:00.520 arctic we say they don't so it's you know that one's uh so that line what i'm talking about is

00:15:06.920 an interesting line still to be drawn and at the same time you're saying that as we speak the brand

00:15:12.600 new state-of-the-art canadian arctic offshore patrol ship the hmcs robert hampton gray is

00:15:18.760 circumnavigating the arctic ocean through the northwest passage yeah and they're showing it can

00:15:24.760 be done and they have the wherewithal to do it to to fly the canadian flag and exercise their

00:15:30.040 sovereignty yes so one of the things they've done with the canadian shipbuilding program and the

00:15:35.520 canadian navy is to create vessels that can freely go back and forth through there and that goes back

00:15:40.440 to even the german norwegian submarines were about to buy as well yes yeah they can operate

00:15:46.420 under the polar ice cap so that now canada will have the muscle and the equipment to actually

00:15:51.960 spend some time up there and monitor who's actually up there well it's it's an interesting

00:15:56.780 time because who's up there is important now because now with i mentioned to you on the other

00:16:02.380 show with if we strengthen our allegiance with the eu it actually strengthens our uh challenging

00:16:09.980 times with russia let's put it yeah right so then we're now offside more so with russia than we've

00:16:15.700 ever been which is a challenge and quite frankly if trump decides that he's actually going to

00:16:22.140 um split the world with china it leaves us in a weird spot right now so it does you can see how

00:16:29.020 it's all kind of playing out where the arctic becomes a pivotal point all of a sudden well

00:16:33.220 this goes back to um the eu and part of the the associate member is revolves around trade and

00:16:40.560 defense and both france and the united kingdom have nuclear powered submarines that could easily

00:16:47.560 patrol the arctic ocean right and if we have a partnership with them and we're working with them

00:16:53.980 they could all be working together exactly so and that's part of that you know discussion now that

00:16:59.780 has to quickly move into place or quite frankly the 24th comes and that relationship or potential

00:17:07.000 relationship gets scuttled so it's interesting how it's all kind of you know you think you know

00:17:12.080 you watch the world evolve and then all of a sudden in a few short weeks everything can go

00:17:16.600 topsy-turvy right all of a sudden you're upside down because what you thought was where you were

00:17:20.840 at isn't where you're at because quite frankly the allegiance of it all changed and if i'm iran

00:17:26.520 i'm waiting for the 24th to launch another drone strike against u.s assets and saudi arabian

00:17:32.680 oil infrastructure sure you are because what better way to get more muscle in a negotiation

00:17:38.120 like hey we can keep this going for months all the way to the midterms and beyond yeah it's like

00:17:43.480 like you bombed us yeah no no listen they're they're just gonna sit back and ride it in now

00:17:51.120 and see what the negotiation is with China siding to actually give them freedom and get them back on

00:17:58.880 their feet again quite it makes sense it makes sense but this is where Trump is the pain of what

00:18:07.080 he's done in the last six to 12 months with everything all the decisions the tariffs going

00:18:12.420 to iran that the american the average american person and you've lived and worked there yes has

00:18:18.780 less money than i think that a lot of people think and to know that they're going into winter

00:18:23.940 to have spent so much more money on basic fuel and food and shelter than they ever have before

00:18:30.800 it's could be pretty grim in a lot of communities it can be but he's still selling the dream right

00:18:36.300 he's you know he's out there for the midterm run he's selling dreams saying you know listen

00:18:40.480 i'm i'm cutting off you know jim it's it's interesting and um we we take it for granted

00:18:48.560 we're starting to see some of it but when you go into some of these american cities now uh they're

00:18:54.480 horrifically run down with a lot of homeless people and and with fentanyl and fentanyl so

00:19:00.640 you know when he took over again for the second time it was bad yeah it was there's no denying

00:19:06.640 how bad it was drug addiction the input you know the and and you know they talked about it quite a

00:19:13.520 bit um security crime drug addiction bad parts of canada too it was bad parts of canada so you know

00:19:21.600 he he agree with or disagree with it he started to try to enact change right americans there still

00:19:29.520 is a huge number of americans that believe in that change management that needs to happen because of

00:19:35.520 the way the cities had eroded so nationalism and you know for the country is still uh

00:19:43.520 it has a a large part of the population that's in favor of it i know they don't talk about it

00:19:50.000 you know the democrats yeah or against it but but there is a huge part of the population that

00:19:55.040 believes that they need to consolidate so they need to come home they need to get control of

00:20:01.280 of their hemisphere um before they get back on their feet again and to your point you know it's 0.50

00:20:07.280 interesting coming into the show the first thing you said to me is militarily they're depleted

00:20:12.560 very much so so it only makes sense that they retreat back into their and restock and rebuild

00:20:18.160 and rebuild before they decide to do whatever they're going to do but that's going to take

00:20:21.920 that's going to take over a decade or so to do that's not a that's not a fast retooling right

00:20:26.400 that's maybe two three years minimum right so reaching an agreement on what to do so that

00:20:31.520 agreement actually and that's where that's where the interesting part of this now because we've

00:20:37.040 kind of we as a smaller country population wise not land mass wise have you know stepped in the

00:20:43.680 middle of it we've kind of said no no we're now we're going here so as a western hemisphere country

00:20:50.640 we've we've caused a ruckus right and so now it's going to say okay what happens to us

00:20:58.400 will he you know will he have a bad midterm i agree with you i think he will i think it'll be

00:21:03.840 devastating will he have a rough ride to the end of his term yes i think it will be um do i think

00:21:09.600 he cares no no no i don't think he cares i think he will keep enacting whatever he wants to enact

00:21:15.680 whether he whether he has the majority or not i think he will take the lawsuits and the challenges

00:21:21.760 and because you look at his life story he was taught to never apologize always attack you know

00:21:28.160 and so to him he's never done anything wrong that's how he thinks exactly so i think his

00:21:33.040 behaviors won't change till this term is over so the ride for the next few years will be the same

00:21:39.840 but the negotiation of how the world is divided will have been enacted by that point so here's 0.53

00:21:44.960 another thing you have to think about all of this if you're president xi and you're the chinese

00:21:49.600 officials you don't totally trust trump or america and secretly you still consider them your biggest 0.64

00:21:56.080 threat and enemy oh and it goes back to the old line from the godfather keep your friends close

00:22:01.120 keep your enemies closer so for president xi to have this meeting he is getting intel and getting

00:22:08.880 insight to what he's dealing with what america has to offer how can they negotiate to china's

00:22:15.840 advantage and i think from president xi's standpoint and he's going into this with a

00:22:22.080 compromised president so it's to his advantage because trump is looking for any kind of win he

00:22:29.120 can get right now because he hasn't had a real win in i don't know if he's had a real win in this term

00:22:34.960 i can't think of one you know yeah yeah well you know that of course he'll say he did right

00:22:42.740 you know and well i'm sure he did but he promised yeah no wars that was his whole thing no stop the

00:22:49.200 wars yeah and so there are all these people who voted for him who said well no wars i'm for that

00:22:55.360 yeah and right away he switched that he went against right there isn't a campaign promise

00:23:01.080 that he kept i agree with you but that's a pretty big one the one he did and the way he went about

00:23:05.800 it oh yeah but at the end so when this actually gets negotiated out it'll be interesting to see

00:23:12.520 what he concedes to oh yes oh yes because he's got to back out now so how he backs out so my you know

00:23:21.560 the next few days is we're coming out of the weekend we're going to be seeing because the

00:23:26.040 you know the 24th is coming up fast oh yeah the president's gonna the chinese president's gonna

00:23:31.960 land on the ground you're gonna have everything go on and they're gonna get on a podium and that

00:23:37.160 that speech in my mind jim you know as i predict kind of uh and what i think will happen will be

00:23:44.200 the divvying up of the world and you know trump's gonna spin it as a win for him in america oh yeah

00:23:50.600 of course if he if he if he comes out of it saying he controls this part of the world

00:23:55.800 of course yeah but in this case now he doesn't so that's the interesting part now he doesn't control

00:24:02.840 this part of the world he we are the outlier who now have gone and struck a deal with another part

00:24:09.240 of the world but here's the crazy thing about trump and his inner cabal of people who follow

00:24:16.120 him no matter what he says or does there's such a huge segment of the american population who still

00:24:22.360 like canada and like canadians and this past thursday the buffalo bills kicked off their

00:24:27.480 new two billion dollar stadium yep bare naked ladies saying oh canada there yeah they had a

00:24:32.760 huge canadian flag and american flag there so many fans tens of thousands come for their home games

00:24:39.640 yeah they keep that team alive and in the city absolutely yeah and so for a lot of those border

00:24:44.840 states and border towns they don't feel like trump does and they they want and need the canadian

00:24:51.480 people and their dollars and our time spent there for their future and so it so he's saying one

00:24:59.640 thing but a lot of the american people feel and are doing something totally different they're

00:25:04.760 running a bill they're actually as we're speaking they're trying to run a bill to get rid of the

00:25:08.840 tariffs yeah another one yeah another one okay came out this morning it was actually starting

00:25:14.120 to run again yeah agreed again he doesn't care that's he doesn't care right he's for now he's

00:25:21.080 got majority so you think about it it's interesting you know and i'm not i'm not uh comparing the two

00:25:26.920 but quite frankly you know our prime minister has gone to the eu and he's going to deal in the uk

00:25:33.640 on the military side he's coming back he's going to come in he's going to sit in the house he's

00:25:37.480 going to have a conversation he's going to ask for a vote he's going to get the vote that says

00:25:41.400 he can go do it it'd be shocking if he didn't right from trump for this time you know until

00:25:46.840 the midterms he's got the same he's trying to jam as much through as he can everyone's trying to do

00:25:51.960 this deal is happening in september before so he'll have the ability to cut whatever deal he's

00:25:56.600 going to cut it's very interesting how the timelines of these elections are actually

00:26:01.000 causing all these things to happen and you know that's why i think if if i had to my prediction

00:26:07.000 at this point it's going to happen now so it's going to happen now because quite frankly the

00:26:12.920 timing forces it to happen now we you know it's like a chess game we've made one move he's going

00:26:18.360 to make one move and then we're going to see the outcome right here's the other thing at play here

00:26:23.640 when they always say this what does one thing a bully can't stand is being ignored yes that's one

00:26:30.600 thing carney i think has figured out with trump the thing he hates the most is being ignored and

00:26:37.000 a lot of ways carney ignores his rhetoric his words his actions and has just gone about and

00:26:43.880 done his own thing and made his own deals and like we're here to talk if you're ready

00:26:49.160 and he hasn't taken the bait and that's got to be eating at trump because he you see how he acts and

00:26:56.040 how he deals and and oh yeah he tries to bully people and carney is ignoring all of it yeah no

00:27:02.840 no good from a chess perspective it's a great move yeah right a great move because now it puts

00:27:07.880 him in an awkward going into the the meeting with the chinese president puts him in an awkward spot 0.97

00:27:13.800 big time yeah awkward spot he he can't flex muscle with china considering the compromised position 0.68

00:27:20.040 he's in right now he doesn't have if he had no war in iran and gas was 350 a gallon and americans

00:27:27.880 weren't screaming from the rooftops to for some help it'd be a lot different but it's not like

00:27:32.360 that but a deal with china now puts him against europe oh yeah so now again he doesn't care does

00:27:38.760 he no he doesn't care well he said that right he said you know that right away it's it's interesting

00:27:43.240 how right away when uh uh prime minister carney uh the announcement right uh of the associated

00:27:52.200 relationship with the eu came out right away trump was like okay i'm coming right yeah yeah so that

00:27:58.040 was the tell you know he thought it through in his mind when he was sitting there on the airstrip and

00:28:03.080 he said you know that's fine i'll go at the eu right it's a hostile act i'll go at them it's

00:28:10.280 a hostile act because he feels that they're impinging on his territory well he also he

00:28:15.080 feels they're actually he feels that they're which is very odd given our relationship with the uk

00:28:21.240 and europe and his relationship with the uk and europe is different than ours but think about this

00:28:25.960 paul he also feels that way because he's being ignored they don't want him invite him there they

00:28:31.000 don't want him there they don't want any part of him look how ireland reacted to trump oh yeah they

00:28:35.880 weren't exactly happy to see him no no no and this is something i think drives trump crazy who's

00:28:42.360 obsessed with headlines and publicity and the adoration that people are like i've had enough of

00:28:48.200 you and i don't want you here and you're not invited here oh yeah it's an ego it's an oh

00:28:52.680 absolutely you know and as you mentioned you know our prime minister is getting you know times man

00:28:57.880 of the year you know all these things are kind of bubbling up that people are getting behind them

00:29:02.200 and you know he's he's uh you know he is taking uh on that mantle he's taking on that challenge

00:29:10.760 right and and that's what's starting to drive him if carney actually ends up being times man of the

00:29:16.760 year could you imagine being in the white house when that drops and you're in the oval office

00:29:22.280 with trump i'd want to run for the hills oh yeah i wouldn't want any part of it oh yeah there'll be

00:29:27.560 things there'll be things flying around yeah yeah yeah yeah but yeah we're in we're in uh

00:29:35.880 unprecedented times well we haven't seen times like this in 80 years and that's where we're at

00:29:40.440 in the world right now paul jim save the 24th yes we're going to come back and do another show yeah

00:29:46.920 and you and i'll be live right here okay and then we'll be right on there well i wouldn't mind being

00:29:52.040 in washington they have some but we're not i guess we're not allowed to travel the states right now

00:29:55.960 so we'll have to do it for their safety in canada well just you know so not only we're not we're

00:30:02.360 allowed to travel but quite frankly uh our government procurement the the u.s government

00:30:09.400 procurement cannot allow canadian companies right now it will not allow it and quite frankly now all

00:30:15.320 All our goods, as of the 16th and Trump's memorandum,

00:30:21.200 basically are being tracked in case he has to stop goods crossing the borders.

00:30:26.340 So this has escalated to an unprecedented...

00:30:29.000 And we haven't heard the last of it.

00:30:30.480 Exactly.

00:30:31.460 See you on the 24th.

00:30:32.500 He's the man with the answers.

00:30:33.840 No.

True Patriot Love - September 21, 2026

Canada Could Be Caught in a New Global Power Split

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