True Patriot Love - November 08, 2025


Chris D’Entremont’s Risky Move： Betrayal or Strategy for Nova Scotia？ 🇨🇦

Hosted by
Shara Micucci Mike Wixson
Mentioned
Pierre Poilievre
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Episode Stats


Length

1 minute

Words per minute

218.52

Word count

236

Sentence count

10


Summary

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In this episode, I talk about the impact of the federal budget, the impact on his own riding, and the impact it could have on his re-election campaign. I also talk about why I think the budget is good for the province of Nova Scotia.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Now, that, the money line right there,
00:00:03.100 doing the right thing for Canada
00:00:04.520 or doing the right thing for ourselves,
00:00:06.380 that is the ultimate shot of Pierre Paliyev.
00:00:08.900 It is, and it kind of buys him a little bit of time
00:00:10.700 in his own riding, I think, to explain himself.
00:00:12.740 I mean, because he's got to do a little bit
00:00:14.760 of back campaigning now, I think.
00:00:16.840 I mean, his constituents in his own riding
00:00:18.860 are going to be like, wait, wait, wait, hold on,
00:00:20.540 what happened?
00:00:20.940 We voted for a conservative guy.
00:00:22.820 What are you doing?
00:00:23.800 And he's going to have to go back now,
00:00:25.040 and he's going to have to market himself backward, I think.
00:00:27.560 So next week, I'll be in Nova Scotia visiting some family, and a big part of the budget is $51 billion for infrastructure for development.
00:00:34.420 And anyone who spent time in Nova Scotia know that there's key highways, the 101, the 102, other key highways in Nova Scotia that need infrastructure work, that need improving, widening, the provinces growing.
00:00:46.180 So now he's part of a government that's trying to take some of that $51 billion, pour it into Nova Scotia, who watches a lot of times the money going to the lower mainland of B.C., to the Golden Horseshoe, to the Montreal-Quebec City corridor, and they're hoping maybe some of that infrastructure money will be used in Nova Scotia.