00:00:26.960um they certainly seem to have a good idea of what they want to do
00:00:33.920right and it is not new bureaucracy and new legislation a lot of what they want to do is
00:00:41.560repeal legislation and i think that's a good thing i think that's something that we need
00:00:45.980and obviously they are politicians and we hope that they will keep their word
00:00:50.180that is why we elect them to keep their word and their promises so i hope that they will
00:00:55.000I mean, I guess the Liberals petitioned that they were going to advance our economy too and it hasn't advanced that much.
00:01:02.000So how much can we really trust anybody?
00:01:07.000Yeah. Well, a lot of us were skeptical about the Liberal Party because they are the ones that have caused this really bad economic situation, right?
00:01:20.000So, honestly, I was out here in the election telling people, don't trust it, right?
00:01:26.880Let's think critically about what they've done over the past 10 years and, like, really think, okay, are they actually going to follow through and grow our economy?
00:02:18.400And then I would repeal Bill 69, which is like, it's the, what they call the No Pipelines Act.
00:02:25.860But it's basically, it stonewalls the production of new pipelines.
00:02:29.800Was that the one where all the pipelines go through the U.S. before we can export it?
00:02:33.620Yeah, so it actually prevents pipelines being built so that we have our own, like, independent production in Canada and refine it ourselves.
00:03:14.040and there's one left-leaning senator i know he's not like not partisan in the senate but he actually
00:03:20.540is affiliated with the cpp as far as i understand ccp yeah so he's affiliated with them
00:03:27.240uh no you like the chinese so he has his affiliation with them uh so there's that guy
00:03:35.880and then we also had another um there was a whole deal i don't know if you've heard about it
00:03:43.320during the election, there was two MPs in the GTA area. One MP for the Liberal Party.
00:03:52.920He came out and said, oh, hey guys, there's a bounty by the Chinese, you know, the Chinese
00:03:58.580have put a bounty on my opponent here. Why don't you go collect on it, you know? This
00:04:04.580is a real thing. I think Paul Chang or something was his name? Yeah, he did. He did. But he
00:04:13.300still he encouraged people to do that which is honestly a really wild thing right um but there
00:04:22.580is concern and then mark carney who's had all sorts of investments with the chinese the chinese
00:04:27.540were supporting the liberal party what do you think the liberal party should change about the
00:04:31.380health care system that is a good question so i think there's a lot of things that have made it
00:04:38.340really bad like there's just too much immigration now so there's just too much demand for our health
00:04:42.900care system that's one thing so they need to kind of slow that down so that we can actually maintain1.00
00:04:47.860like a good honest care for our citizens right that's number one but then there's got to be a
00:04:54.120way like to maintain a sort of universal health care style while also adding a sort of competition
00:04:59.520element to it where the hospitals compete for funds so that like they're encouraged to go faster
00:05:05.940and actually do better care would you say keep the funds from the federal government yeah federal
00:05:12.760government. Do you think they should be for profit? No, well, you can't really do that when it's
00:05:21.560federal funds, right? So, yeah. Do you think like a private healthcare system would be better than
00:05:30.160our current healthcare system? I think it would be better care. So I kind of like the way they
00:05:36.980do it in Sweden where they have like a quarter of their hospitals that are privately run.
00:05:42.760So there's that element of competition, but then they probably also have some way to fund that publicly, but they're privately owned, and I think that could be a good system.
00:05:57.560But not necessarily that we would have private health care. I don't think that would go through with anyone. No one would want that.
00:06:03.760so i see where you're coming from with like different hospitals competing for funds
00:06:09.360one thing i'd say about that is like some cities you might have like only like one or two hospitals
00:06:14.480yeah and so like if those hospitals get no funds because they can't compete well no no they would
00:06:21.280still get funds but like a prioritization they wouldn't be prioritized as much yeah that might
00:06:26.320like harm the standard of care for entire cities and then obviously we'd have to be subjective
00:06:31.840about that right that's just it's an idea yeah like there has got to be some way to somehow
00:06:38.240either of us are prime minister yeah but we are voters so