True Patriot Love - April 03, 2026


Pierre on Rogan — Win or Miss？


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It's been a week since Pierre Pauliev's appearance on the Joe Rogan Show and there's a lot of mixed feelings about it. In this episode, we discuss the positives and negatives of the show and how it may have benefited the Conservative Party of Canada.

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00:00:00.000 hello my friends at tplmedia yes check us out at tplmedia.ca or subscribe and like wherever
00:00:11.680 you're getting this content it has been just over a week since pierre pauliev was on joe rogan and
00:00:19.400 there's mixed feelings oh my goodness if you listen to the mainstream media they think it
00:00:23.300 was a bad decision if you listen to the comment section they think this was the greatest thing
00:00:27.180 and sliced bread to discuss this with me i could only bring in the number one tpl media host shaliza
00:00:35.260 welcome hey brady let's talk some joe rogan wow i think i actually do think overall it was a good
00:00:44.380 move regardless of what your political stance is who you support i think even though joe rogan's
00:00:50.940 American, and we'll get into that in a bit, I do think the exposure that this gave Pierre
00:00:57.000 Pauliev and the Conservative Party may have actually benefited him.
00:01:00.660 I think you were hitting that right on the head, because I think it doesn't matter what
00:01:06.160 your political stance is.
00:01:07.280 We had a Canadian, I guess, prime minister in waiting.
00:01:12.080 We had a Canadian, one of the biggest Canadians ever, on the biggest platform ever, and he
00:01:16.320 got to speak his mind for over two hours.
00:01:18.620 what that content was will break down during the show but i love to see that and i would love to
00:01:24.820 see mark carney in that position even though i'm not a mark carney guy yeah i would love to see
00:01:28.740 that i would like to see donald trump even though i'm not for or against donald trump i like when i
00:01:33.980 see any of these people that you don't normally see in a long form conversation where it's not
00:01:39.620 relying on sound bites and lobbyists yeah and trying to make your corporate sponsors happy or
00:01:44.860 your your party affiliates etc etc so great stuff right from the beginning i love how we opened up
00:01:50.460 the show and didn't talk about anything canada he just talked about kettle balls and whatever
00:01:55.020 else he was trying to plug um but there's some things that came from this that i actually have
00:02:01.060 negatives about okay tell me so i'll start off by saying i don't think it was a great idea to say
00:02:07.720 the only reason he was in politics is because he had tendinitis that was weird it's a weird move
00:02:13.840 to make. And if it's the truth, thank you for being honest. But all that does is give ammo to
00:02:20.180 the house that's against you. Because the very first thing we heard the following week after
00:02:26.040 when Pierre was in the house was, well, you wouldn't even be here if you didn't get a sports
00:02:30.160 injury. So we shouldn't be listening to you. I think those kinds of things, he gave a lot of
00:02:35.200 ammo to the opposition. And I think that's the very first negative that I have. Yeah. And I think
00:02:41.160 another thing was i think often when you're a politician you just have to put on that mask
00:02:47.440 all the time and i think this was a little bit of him loosening up so we got to see a little bit
00:02:52.320 more of his personality than we usually if that's him loosening up i would never want to see him
00:02:57.280 stiff because man i feel like he was sitting on a pickle the whole time for for who he is and
00:03:04.520 what he represents i do think generally generally he's a pretty good speaker i think and in that
00:03:10.040 sense I do think he's stronger than Mark Carney in that way so I think that's why he was kind of
00:03:14.800 quote-unquote successful doing this podcast but I don't know something about it just kind of
00:03:20.640 drew me to him and like I said regardless of what party you support or who you who you would
00:03:25.740 support in an upcoming election I do think it sort of magnetized him a little bit it just showed
00:03:31.620 another side of him that we wouldn't usually see if he's sitting in the house or making an address
00:03:35.720 in front of Canadians. You know, people say that he's got that kind of cultish personality
00:03:41.380 building right in Canada and that he has a lot of charisma. I don't know if he has a lot of
00:03:47.000 charisma. I think that's what the kids say. I know I look like a child, but looks are deceiving. I
00:03:54.320 am not a child. I don't know what Riz means, but I know now. So he's got the Riz and yeah,
00:04:00.880 It may look like he has Riz if you compare him to Mark Carney.
00:04:05.540 Mark Carney is a very intellectual man.
00:04:07.600 He's a very soft-spoken man, but he's cookie-cutter potato style.
00:04:11.660 He's very boring, right, for the youth.
00:04:13.800 I can only imagine a young person, if you put both of these guys on platforms
00:04:17.920 and you had them talking beside each other,
00:04:19.280 people are always going to gravitate probably towards Pierre's energy,
00:04:22.380 even if you don't agree with him.
00:04:23.620 The energy seems to be there.
00:04:25.100 But I think that's weak energy to begin with.
00:04:26.920 I do not think Pierre really is as cunning as people say he is.
00:04:32.420 I think he's got a smirk.
00:04:34.060 I think he says some snarmy things that make him sound like he's kind of sarcastic,
00:04:38.300 which could be translated into either confidence or it could be translated into charisma.
00:04:43.720 I think he's a smoke and mirrors act, and I'm going to break that down throughout this.
00:04:47.860 So my first negative was he gave ammo to the opposition.
00:04:50.960 My second negative is, I don't know if he actually knows anything about MMA.
00:04:59.800 Why do you say that?
00:05:01.640 Well, the person, if you listen to Joe Rogan and you listen to Pierre,
00:05:05.440 the person who got this relationship built and who got that interview set up
00:05:09.280 and arranged it was George St. Pierre, who's a very famous Canadian MMA fighter,
00:05:14.280 one of the greatest fighters of all time.
00:05:16.120 But he had no idea who GSP's coach was.
00:05:19.060 i don't either so no i know that you don't claim to be a big giant mma fan as far as i know
00:05:25.080 right so if you know that the number one gym in canada is in montreal and it's called tri-star
00:05:30.140 and gsp came from there and frost was his coach you would know these things if you paid attention
00:05:35.260 even for a second i think pierre got a bit of a on the plane ride he read some mma facts he looked
00:05:42.300 at what was most recent talked about some of that he's a very casual at best casual fan of mma yeah
00:05:48.500 And that's the impression that I got because I do a radio show about MMA.
00:05:54.000 So I can tell when people are casuals and I can tell when people actually know what
00:05:57.360 they're talking about.
00:05:58.200 I thought that was my second negative.
00:06:00.680 Do you have any negatives?
00:06:02.440 I think it was just maybe the subject matter of the entire conversation.
00:06:08.280 I mean, I don't know.
00:06:11.440 I think it has me wondering what he was trying to prove and what he was trying to do with
00:06:15.960 this by going on an American podcast. Like why Joe Rogan? I understand the connection, obviously,
00:06:21.500 that you just mentioned, but it's like, you are running for the leader of Canada. You would want
00:06:28.460 to be the leader of Canada one day. So why wouldn't you keep that North of the border? What did he
00:06:35.020 gain from doing this? And like I said, Joe Rogan is obviously internationally acclaimed,
00:06:39.100 internationally recognized. So obviously there are people in Canada who watch him,
00:06:43.220 But I think my most negative thing was, it's just not keeping it 100% Canadian.
00:06:49.640 Can I counter?
00:06:50.620 Of course.
00:06:52.200 What platform would he use in Canada that had eyes as big as Rogue?
00:06:56.420 Well, TPL Media.
00:06:57.980 Well, we're two years out from that, though.
00:06:59.640 So in two years from now, yes, that's right, right?
00:07:02.580 Even in maybe a year, if we have a good rank.
00:07:05.260 So we've been doing so well so far.
00:07:08.140 But what other platform, right?
00:07:09.860 I don't know if there is another platform that he would have been given two and a half hours on that would have had that many eyes.
00:07:14.500 That is a very good question.
00:07:15.440 And that also brings up the idea of what does media look like in Canada versus the U.S.
00:07:22.120 And why don't we have what they have, for lack of a better term?
00:07:27.300 Why don't we have those podcasts that are homegrown, reach a lot of people, become a household name?
00:07:35.980 What are we doing in Canada?
00:07:37.560 Well, we audit the living crap out of them now.
00:07:39.360 They just made that announcement that if a podcast company does over $10 million in revenue or has $10 million in business, they now have to be part of the government system, et cetera, et cetera.
00:07:49.040 So our government works very hard on shutting down independent media.
00:07:53.620 So I think that's probably why.
00:07:56.980 I mean, yeah.
00:07:57.400 I don't know if there could be a platform that big.
00:07:59.580 I know.
00:08:00.140 I mean, I could only hope so.
00:08:01.900 I mean.
00:08:02.940 I'm trying to think.
00:08:03.780 I mean, I literally.
00:08:05.620 I'm drawing a blank.
00:08:06.740 Yeah.
00:08:06.840 What podcaster in Canada?
00:08:08.260 but maybe actually has a massive base that's true and and maybe it would have been you know what i
00:08:13.960 think it is though i think it's content creators in canada who have it's content and influencers
00:08:17.740 yeah and you're not going to have a two and a half hour conversation with an influencer because
00:08:21.920 if you do they're gonna be like that's how i do my botox that's how i do my fella or it's
00:08:28.600 maybe some guy being like you see how big my arms are up here it's because i'm in the gym every day
00:08:33.200 I mean, I don't discount their intelligence, though.
00:08:36.240 I mean, I think they're smarter than you think, bud.
00:08:39.140 Maybe, maybe.
00:08:39.800 I don't watch a lot of influencers.
00:08:40.960 I deleted almost everything off my social media except for Instagram.
00:08:43.680 Did you?
00:08:44.240 Yeah.
00:08:44.560 But it still bleeds onto there.
00:08:45.900 I know it does a little bit.
00:08:46.820 But I get a lot of puppy dogs.
00:08:48.180 I get a lot of puppy dogs and a lot of card videos.
00:08:50.160 I have nurtured my algorithm.
00:08:52.280 Just a lot of puppy dogs.
00:08:53.220 So then what do you think he needs to do next?
00:08:55.440 What position do you think that this actually put Pierre in?
00:08:58.460 Is he possibly going to be ahead of Kearney in the upcoming polls, in an upcoming election?
00:09:04.360 Where do you think this puts him in?
00:09:06.120 Is this going to be remembered by Canadians down the road?
00:09:09.100 I think he resonates more with the younger crowd, the 35 and under crowd, I think definitely tuned into that.
00:09:14.780 And I would assume that they watched most of it.
00:09:16.920 I think the hunters and trappers and fishers and athletes and all of the off to the side people,
00:09:24.880 I guarantee that he enjoyed it and they got what they wanted out of it.
00:09:27.540 I've heard a lot of people say that he should have used that platform, that American platform to speak only about Canada and the things that could benefit his his actual party and his campaign and things like that.
00:09:38.660 I understand where that mentality is coming from, but I do not know if that's what Joe Rogan is.
00:09:42.980 I think Joe Rogan is supposed to be a conversation with people who have either high status or educational backgrounds or whatever it is.
00:09:50.680 They come from all these different places and genres, but they all do the same thing, which is just have a two and a half hour casual conversation.
00:09:57.540 and some of their issues get brought up but a lot of the time they're just
00:10:01.140 shooting the crap about chimpanzees or something right but i do also think this changed maybe
00:10:06.020 americans perception of what canadian politics look i agree big time because you've got pierre
00:10:11.380 who is the leader of the party which you would compare most to the republican party in the us
00:10:16.420 so he's maybe calling him canada's trump and i think is trumpism the right term to use i think
00:10:23.700 that's like an accepted term now right i feel like we've adapted some of that and a lot of people
00:10:29.300 expect pierre pauliev to be this villain the way that trump is portrayed or is for just we'll just
00:10:36.900 put that out there's two different types of tds there's trump derangement syndrome and there's
00:10:40.900 trump delusion syndrome so i like to fall in the middle okay where i just i don't really buy into
00:10:47.060 what the media tells me i make my form my own opinions but not everybody's like that right
00:10:51.460 No, you're right.
00:10:52.140 So I'm wondering if this has kind of opened a lot of Americans' eyes also,
00:10:56.400 like kind of put a spotlight on Canadian politics to say,
00:10:58.740 hey, you know what, maybe this guy isn't quite what Trump is,
00:11:03.740 and maybe Canadian politics aren't directly mirroring what's going on in the U.S.
00:11:07.280 And as a Canadian, it felt very good to hear him say the 51st state thing's a joke.
00:11:11.600 Like he almost, he lapped it off, right?
00:11:13.780 He's like, if you just thought about it for a second, it's impossible.
00:11:19.400 It's not going to happen.
00:11:20.980 not happening. It's not going to happen. So good, good on him for doing that. And good on him for
00:11:25.280 going in and talking about MMA. He was trying to relate to Joe. I understand what was going on
00:11:29.540 there. And maybe I'm completely wrong. Maybe he's the biggest MMA fan ever. He just has a really
00:11:32.780 bad brain. But I, I, I still feel like there's more negatives than positives. I love the fact
00:11:40.100 that he said that he is basically the prime minister in waiting. No, because that's actually
00:11:45.380 true. That is the role that the opposition does have. It was nice that he clarified that he
00:11:49.560 clarified how democracy works inside of the monarchy i really like that he did that but i
00:11:54.940 don't like the kettlebell stuff i do not like the mma stuff i think you could spend 15 minutes on
00:11:59.420 that and we actually have the craziest team ever here that broke this whole thing down in terms of
00:12:05.720 like time wasted and how much time was spent on a certain subject etc etc but instead of going
00:12:12.660 through that whole thing because this is a textbook i've gotten some of that information
00:12:17.340 lined up for later on, but the headline
00:12:19.700 of what they put together after
00:12:21.160 crunching all of this and saying
00:12:23.660 here is the title that
00:12:25.660 Pierre should have outside of this.
00:12:27.340 If we were going to base his whole titles
00:12:29.500 off of everything that he talked about and Joe Rogan.
00:12:31.740 So we have professional fight analyst.
00:12:34.200 He's a kettlebell historian.
00:12:36.360 He's the official opposition
00:12:37.900 to the 51st state narrative
00:12:39.780 and he is the syrup
00:12:41.840 sommelier.
00:12:43.860 Ooh, I like that.
00:12:45.900 The maple syrup sommelier.
00:12:47.640 I like that.
00:12:48.340 Can I get that on a t-shirt?
00:12:49.400 You can have that.
00:12:50.640 I will take that.
00:12:53.000 I will come in next time with that on a shirt.
00:12:56.000 Better now.
00:12:56.460 You can't make promises.
00:12:58.320 So, yeah, he wasted a lot of time talking about non-Canadian issues.
00:13:03.000 If you look at those things, like that was a waste of time.
00:13:05.580 Like I said, I'm kind of in a weird boat here.
00:13:08.160 I don't, I enjoyed it.
00:13:09.820 I enjoyed the entire thing from start to finish.
00:13:11.980 Do I think it could have been better?
00:13:13.440 Yes.
00:13:13.880 Could he have addressed more Canadian topics?
00:13:15.540 yes but i don't know if that's what this was okay so tell me about that you just said you watched
00:13:19.760 it start to finish right it's two and a half hours most people and especially the major demographic
00:13:24.640 who pierre pauliev appeals to do not have the attention span for that no i'm serious i include
00:13:31.620 myself in that as well okay it takes a lot for me to sit there and watch two and a half hour
00:13:36.420 podcast i or listen to a two and a half hour podcast i'll tell you that i love how you sat
00:13:40.820 yourself in that seat beside them hey i'm honest just saving myself here again i'm honest so my
00:13:46.880 my question is is this long for i mean and we produce long form content here at tpl follow us
00:13:52.320 at tpl media but is that actually effective did he actually get some sort of message across because
00:13:59.060 honestly to me and i think you meant touched on this a little bit it really just felt like he was
00:14:03.600 shooting it he was shooting it right yeah he wasn't really trying to get any particular message
00:14:08.460 across so what was the point of it so what's 180 then because you're right he was shooting it and
00:14:14.080 what was the point the point was to show that he's a human that's what i feel like his team put
00:14:18.140 together we need to show people that you're not just talking in sound bites that you're not just
00:14:21.520 chomping on an apple and being an arrogant butt right you're not just talking about foam on the
00:14:25.860 top of a of a guinness set on saint patty's day or whatever he's doing these little you know
00:14:30.940 initial commercials that he's doing that he's an actual human being so let's say that you took
00:14:36.400 mark carney and put him in that position and it was two and a half hours it would all be about
00:14:40.960 canada none of it would have anything to do with about being person i hope that he would come on
00:14:45.940 there wearing the fleece from the heated rivalry show that he was gifted as well that's a conversation
00:14:50.360 for another day you are a troll i you just want to see rogan say what are you wearing where did
00:14:55.760 that come from how did we get here because that's a half an hour conversation in itself exactly what
00:15:01.120 i would think but i will say if i were to compare mark carney and pierre pauliev i really and truly
00:15:05.860 do think pierre poliev is a little more well-spoken than mark carney you know mark carney's a good
00:15:11.220 guy what do you mean by well-spoken i think he gets educated or just no no i think silver spoon
00:15:16.440 vernacular yes that i think they're both equally just as intelligent just as educated i'm not
00:15:20.600 trying to smack anybody's intelligence down no i'm just trying to understand because i'm not
00:15:24.460 intelligent but if if honestly if i were to try and have a conversation with mark carney i feel
00:15:29.840 like i'd be pulling trying to pull a little bit more out of him whereas with poliev i think it
00:15:34.780 comes out a little bit more naturally so i'm wondering if anybody would watch a two and a
00:15:40.140 half hour podcast with mark carney it might get a little monotone i'd watch it from start to finish
00:15:44.600 i'd be pulling my eyebrows out my eyelashes the whole time because i'm like i said i think he
00:15:48.620 would go in there with a pre-written two and a half hour script about canada and it would only
00:15:52.140 be about canada and joe would say well who's your favorite fighter and he's like anyone who fights
00:15:55.820 for canada elbows up right or whatever you he would just spin it because he's a he's he's a
00:16:01.160 banker and a politician right like and he's very dry so if you want that whole leader going on
00:16:07.340 and talking about Canada for two and a half hours you'd get that out of Mark Carney I don't think
00:16:11.260 you'd get through it like you said I don't know if start to beginning would even be a thing so you
00:16:16.220 know what this also makes me think about do you remember when Trudeau did that whole U.S. media
00:16:20.560 run and was it Kimmel or Fallon which one was it I can't remember now but he did some late night
00:16:27.000 shows and i have to say i enjoyed it okay why and i i again i feel like it was very similar to what
00:16:36.320 polyev is trying to do but maybe reaching a different audience this was putting canada on
00:16:41.320 the map and obviously his looks overshadowed everything because everybody who's not from
00:16:45.900 canada was like oh my god i didn't know from canada's prime minister was so good looking
00:16:49.840 he's not even that good looking he's pretty good looking oh come on he's dating katie perry man
00:16:55.240 And I mean, he's doing something right.
00:16:56.500 She's not very good looking either.
00:16:57.340 Got that wonky eye.
00:16:58.480 Have you ever seen that video?
00:16:59.320 Yes.
00:16:59.680 Yeah.
00:17:00.060 I hope we got a close-up of that.
00:17:01.960 We did.
00:17:03.760 No.
00:17:04.320 So, yeah.
00:17:05.360 I know what you're saying.
00:17:06.160 I guess Justin was easy on the eyes to some ladies.
00:17:09.080 And, you know, this is why I don't understand men and women and people who like guys like that.
00:17:16.120 My short little self will sit over here.
00:17:18.980 I was never a boxer or drama teacher, so I don't have that background.
00:17:22.380 But, yeah.
00:17:23.200 So, Justin, I get it.
00:17:24.240 Yeah.
00:17:24.340 Justin had a little bit more personality.
00:17:26.180 You're right.
00:17:26.540 If he went on to meetings and he went into conversations,
00:17:29.020 they were a little bit more Justin-based.
00:17:31.000 You're not going to get that out of Mark Carney.
00:17:32.340 We're getting a board.
00:17:33.340 He's as stiff as a board, and that's what we'd get.
00:17:35.720 But people didn't like Justin either.
00:17:38.580 I mean, I think when you're a politician,
00:17:40.180 Even liberals didn't like Justin.
00:17:40.860 When you're a politician, people will always find things
00:17:42.880 that they don't like about you, right?
00:17:44.360 I mean, I think that's something you just have to face
00:17:46.460 no matter what.
00:17:47.700 It doesn't matter who the next Prime Minister of Canada is,
00:17:50.240 if Carney continues, or if Pauliev takes that.
00:17:52.620 there's going to be people who don't like you and i think they're just doing the best they can to
00:17:58.480 appeal to the people that they can and i also want to bring this back to a lot of people a lot of
00:18:04.140 mps and things switching positions yeah right we're seeing a lot of them going from polyev's
00:18:10.620 side over to carney's side going over to the liberals so you know if polyev wants to go on
00:18:16.520 an american podcast and do that that's great but that doesn't stop what's happening here in canada
00:18:21.840 you're right so i think maybe you need to take a look at what's going on with your own party with
00:18:27.360 the people that you have to work with on a daily basis and try to keep your party strong you know
00:18:32.400 what i can't wait i can't wait for the new canadian party that starts for that leader to go on joel
00:18:36.880 rogan because we'll get an actual like real conversation from somebody who's trying to make
00:18:41.440 a difference because even this morning as we're recording this we had an announcement from
00:18:45.760 from Ford, Kearney, and Olivia Chow, all from Rexdale, from this area, just outside of where
00:18:52.700 we're shooting. And they're all supposed to be opposing, apparently. And somehow they're all
00:18:57.120 sitting there laughing together to the point where Ford goes to take a drink of Mark Kearney's water
00:19:00.860 and he goes, well, if I drink this, will I become liberal? Ha ha ha ha ha. Which shows you the same
00:19:05.620 thing that I learned from a very good friend who used to be a chef at the parliament buildings.
00:19:09.600 This is all the same political bird. We need a new party in Canada because these guys are way
00:19:15.040 too friendly behind the scenes and way too angry in front of the scenes when in reality it's all
00:19:21.980 just a giant ruse but my thing is we have other parties in canada the liberals and the conservatives
00:19:27.900 are not the only two parties so why are you saying that's the ndp though i mean yes the ndp is just a
00:19:35.480 liberal cuck i i agree and i disagree because you know we see some similarities and some differences
00:19:41.780 and i mean we can go into policy and all of that as well which i'm going to try and not drag this
00:19:46.360 into i don't want to get you into it i feel i feel bad we're supposed to be talking about the
00:19:49.680 show itself but i'll drag it through politics this is true patriot i mean it is after all
00:19:53.460 but what would a new party actually do because would that still district not distract but take
00:20:00.560 away from it being basically a run between the liberals and the conservatives would a new party
00:20:05.840 actually change that it could if we get rid of the actual corruption so if we remove things like
00:20:13.140 people being having the ability to cross floors and manipulate voting power and things like that
00:20:17.760 if we could figure all that out then yes a new party would make a difference but if a new party
00:20:21.620 coming in right now with a very light plan and not having their boots on the ground and letting
00:20:27.920 this group control voting and things like that i don't think it's going to find the room we've had
00:20:33.920 reform parties. We've had numerous parties. If you go out to Calgary, we're out in Alberta,
00:20:37.860 they have more political parties out there than they know what to do with. And there's 14 active
00:20:41.820 ones right now. Um, and sorry if I'm wrong on that quote, but there was a, by the time we went
00:20:46.600 out there in January. So there's a lot of political parties in Canada, but none of them actually have
00:20:50.740 any boots on the ground that make, you know, that can make a big difference. We need one because if
00:20:55.640 that leader went on Joe Rogan and said, Hey, this is the, a new platform in Canada and we're doing
00:21:01.080 things this way. And I'm here to tell you not only who I am, but what I want to do for this country.
00:21:06.860 Thank you for giving me your platform to do that. That's when I think going on Rogan makes a change.
00:21:11.280 But if we keep sending the same groups of people with the same mentality that are at the same
00:21:15.580 parties that are telling us to stay home and not visit our family during pandemic times and all
00:21:19.980 these things, this doesn't make a difference. This doesn't make a difference with voting. What this
00:21:26.360 does is what you said from the very beginning, makes the Americans look at us a little bit
00:21:29.820 differently and if that's the only positive that came out of this then I'll take the rest of the
00:21:33.540 negatives happy because I know that I look in the comment section and a lot of Americans were saying
00:21:39.160 I don't want to fight with you we shouldn't have a tariff war like these these are our friends
00:21:44.380 these are our neighbors we were always so good to each other why are we fighting now and if him
00:21:49.040 going on there at least created that conversation for Americans to maybe take a step back and say
00:21:53.620 holy crap I don't hate Canadians and makes Canadians take a step back and say holy crap I
00:21:57.680 don't hate americans these are our brothers the end of the day we're all human beings anyway
00:22:02.400 agreed but if we're gonna we're not gonna look at it that way and we're gonna look at it like
00:22:06.620 well you're only you know as good as the neighbor that you have i mean hey i think he took a w with
00:22:13.600 the fact that donald trump didn't go write a paragraph on on x about it i was worried so
00:22:18.480 i mean i guess he did something right i was worried that truth social was going to be blown
00:22:22.760 up all night with dementia ridden. Great. I'm just joking. But crazy rants about how Canada
00:22:28.600 shouldn't be, you know, on Joe Rogan and shouldn't be talked about. He didn't do any of that. He
00:22:34.060 didn't do any of that. We got a very nice positive response from our American friends that have been
00:22:38.500 looking at us very negatively for the past six months. So I think it does create some sort of
00:22:43.240 understanding. But at the same time, those Americans aren't the ones who are voting up
00:22:47.440 here in canada you're right well if you're voting you know what to do get a new party no i'm just
00:22:55.460 joking um i love the fact that shaliza sat down and talked to me about pierre on joe rogan i i
00:23:01.940 don't know who else would actually do it i asked everybody in the back and they all said no brady
00:23:06.460 you're too crazy shaliza likes sitting down with crazy we'll put her with you thank you very much
00:23:10.860 shaliza for talking about pierre on joe rogan do you have anything else that you want to say before
00:23:15.380 we get out of here. Elbows up.
00:23:25.820 Patriotic means looking up for each other and fixing things together. True patriotism is being
00:23:32.580 in a country you love, surrounded by people you love, and great weather. Being a patriot is being
00:23:37.320 a part of your community and caring for it. It doesn't matter who you are or where you're from,
00:23:41.480 Patriotism is the one thing we all share.
00:23:44.480 It's okay to be critical of government and still be a patriot.
00:23:48.480 It's gratitude to your country.
00:23:50.480 Of course I'm a patriot. I'm Canadian. It's my home.
00:23:53.480 Well, actually, true patriot love is the mission.