＂Poilievre's HUMILIATING Loss＂ - Canada ROCKED By Carney’s SHOCKING Election Win
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Summary
It's election day in Canada, and the race for Prime Minister between Pierre Poliev and Mark Carney is all but over. The race is very close, and there's a lot to be said about both candidates and their platforms.
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So, yesterday, everyone's waiting for this election.
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Just 120 days ago, on every chart we looked at,
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After a disastrous Justin Trudeau, he goes to Mar-a-Lago,
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walks out, 51st state, embarrassing for Justin Trudeau.
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Everyone's saying this is going to be over with.
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This Canadian family from Montreal walk up to me.
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They said, you know, he's probably not going to win.
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I said, look, fair I'll be, but you're too easy on your candidate.
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So, this is Mark Carney, a World Economic Forum candidate,
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wins, and we brought Viva to give us an update on this
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We see every day what the politics of slogans and anger and chaos
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They are dividing and they are weakening the Americans.
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Imagine that he accuses them of politics of slogans with elbows up
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His campaign was elbows up, which is ironic because, you know,
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when you're getting mugged in Canada, that's exactly where your elbows are now.
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But politics of slogans and then he's basing his campaign on a slogan,
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Is that like the old Cholo song, elbows up, side to side and elbows up?
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No, it's hockey based and it's supposed to be like, you know,
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No, but elbows up is a dirty play, like when you want to elbow someone in the head
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So it's even the campaign slogan was a dirty play in hockey.
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Pull up Trump's tweet yesterday towards Canada and then Pierre's response,
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You know, so for me, I'm watching this whole thing taking place,
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So this guy Pierre needs to absolutely win by a mile.
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If you have the tweet towards Canadians, you should have it somewhere there, Rob.
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When you go a little bit lower, see if you find it.
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The only people who will decide the future of Canada are Canadians at the ballot box.
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Canada will always be proud, sovereign, and independent,
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Today, Canadians can vote for change so we can strengthen our country.
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Stand on our own two feet and stand up to America from a position of strength.
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Go to my tweet, Rob, and just to have some fun with this one here,
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this is what I said to Canadians last night, six hours or 12 hours before they were about to go out there and vote.
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I mean, I even tagged them purely out of respect.
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Canada, I certainly hope your candidate, Pierre Poliev, did everything in his power to win for you.
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I hope you drove him to earn his victory instead of being entitled to one.
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I hope he and his team reached out to Tucker, Nelk, Rogan, Theo Vaughn, Megyn Kelly, Sean Ryan, Bill Maher,
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Lex Friedman, and others to get his message heard.
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I certainly hope your fear of the liberal media in Canada didn't bully you from campaigning the old-fashioned way.
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I hope this doesn't become the most embarrassing loss a conservative candidate has suffered following a disastrous Trudeau administration.
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If he loses to Carney after being ahead by a mile on Polymarket just 90 days ago,
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this may go down as the most pathetic loss of all time.
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Your beautiful country and amazing people needed their hero to work his ass off.
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I certainly hope I'm wrong, and he wins, but future looks bright for those who campaign like their country counted on them.
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Go a little bit lower on that tweet in the comment section.
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John Shahidi, who runs Nelk, he runs Folsom, he runs Happy Dad.
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He says, I tried to support by connecting Nelk, Theo, and you, they ignored.
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Theo, do you know how much we would have sent the lighter side of you, the fun side of you with Theo?
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Do you know what would have happened if you'd gone to Nelk?
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They have connections in Canada, and you said no to it?
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Now, Viva, everybody I talk to, this is the shit I hear.
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I hear people say, you don't understand Canadian politics.
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You don't understand how the liberal media, they're so dirty over here,
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and what they're going to do is, if he goes on all those things,
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If Trump wouldn't have brought up the 51st state, he would have won by landslide.
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It is all, if I hear one more Canadian blame this loss on Trump,
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I am so sick and tired of this victimhood mentality of blaming everything on Trump.
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There is this one, what do you call it, I saw, Rob.
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I'm sending it to you right now, if you see it on your phone, if you can pull it up.
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But this meme explains so many of the voters that want to blame every single thing on Trump.
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I want to show this to you, and I'm going to tee it off to you, okay?
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If you can show this meme, this is what everything is with Canada.
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Tell us, represent the Canadians and give their perspective, please.
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Viva, you've been Americanized by American politics.
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A Trump campaign in Canada wouldn't work in Canada.
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I might agree that Canadians are way too propagandized, and I don't even think they understand it,
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But the fact that he would turn down or not go on certain podcasts,
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because people are saying, well, what good would it do to go on an American podcast?
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The media in Canada is just going to use it against him, say he's Trump-esque.
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No matter what he does, no matter how much he tries to trash Trump, they do it anyhow.
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They drew parallels between his campaign and Trump's campaign.
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And I said, you want to get the eyes of the world on the issues of Canada,
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much like what happened in Romania, where Caelan George-esque gets disqualified.
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And you say, well, don't get American politics involved in it,
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That's how you put things on international blast,
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and that's how you get into the mainstream and bypass the media cartel that exists in Canada.
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It was very, very frustrating, because I've been hard on Pierre for four years.
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Going back to when he referred to Christine Anderson as hateful,
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Going back to when he was wearing the Ukrainian scarf, saying Slava Ukraine.
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I was like, what kind of leader of a country is chanting glory to another country?
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And you criticize him over the years, try to make him a better candidate.
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Then he gets involved in this campaign and runs it like he thought he was going to be the anointed prime minister.
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Did you see his interview with Jordan Peterson?
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It was reminiscent of Hillary Clinton's happy birthday to this future president.
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They're talking about it as though he's already won it.
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They're talking about it as though he's the prime minister.
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Jordan Peterson was talking as if he's already won it?
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What I'm asking is, did Jordan Peterson talk to him as if you're going to win?
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But that was months before the election was even called.
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And in that interview, Pierre Poilier says something which I think proved prophetic.
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He's like, Peterson said, how do you avoid going to the middle to try to woo the vote of the middle ground people?
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I know you don't take for granted the votes of your base and move center to try to accommodate everybody.
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And I'm like, that's exactly what he did during the campaign.
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First of all, never did anything to try to woo what they refer to as the vote splitters, the PPC, the People's Party of Canada.
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Never did anything to try to accommodate their desires, to listen to their concerns, to address the vaccine injured, to address the Ottawa protests, to address Tamara Leach and Chris Barber being convicted of mischief.
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And the Pat King debacle never did anything to address any of that because he was afraid the liberal controlled mainstream media.
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Why are they so scared of the liberal controlled media in Canada?
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Why are they so like what is the difference between the liberal controlled media in Canada and the U.S.?
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Well, let's say CBC, Radio Canada, or they're fully funded.
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They're subsidized by the government to the tune of like one point some odd billion dollars.
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They are deeply indebted, you know, for the future of their livelihood.
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Tell me what country doesn't have the media controlled by the left and the government.
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In America, you have a bit more of a populist conservative or center voice.
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But at least you have one big voice, which has a big audience.
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And at the very least, you have voices that people can get their alternative.
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And you've got CBC, Radio Canada, as the state crown corporations.
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Then you've got CTV, Global News, National Post, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun.
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They're all effectively controlled by the government or indebted to.
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So then if you know that's the case and you're Canadian, you know they have that kind of control.
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You didn't see the fact that the media tried to destroy Trump's life and conservatives in America?
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Like, you did not use America as a case study of what not to do and how to beat them?
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Like, if you're going to build a business having to do with, you know, fitness equipment,
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or if you're going to be doing clothing line, go study the case study of Nike, Under Armour,
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see what they did, and go study who screwed up and who lost market share.
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Go find out what happened with Converse on how they screwed up.
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Canadians are like, well, no, no, no, you guys don't understand.
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How come they're afraid of being a change agent?
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This is the flack that I was getting from so-called Canadian conservatives.
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But they were saying, Vivi, you don't understand.
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I was like, no, but you don't win anything by playing it safe.
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You can see where Pierre Polyev was all the way down to 21%.
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And then he jumped back up in December, but not enough to compete with Mark Carney.
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If you go to Polymarket between the two, chart...
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Yeah, if you go to it, that should be the date.
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But that is effectively what the chart looked like.
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Because he was at 90, 85% until Carney came into the race.
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And then Carney came in, was anointed after he defeated the two.
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Basically, he plummeted and he tried to make a comeback at the end.
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Well, no, the comeback at the end, that was when the results were coming in.
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And it looked like the Conservatives were picking up a little more seats in the East.
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So they thought they were going to have a better chance of becoming Prime Minister.
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And aren't we, like, PBD Podcast, talking about conservative-type leaning podcast.
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Go try to consume our content on Valuetainment on Instagram.
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Go on Instagram if you live in Canada and try to look at our content, Valuetainment, on Instagram.
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Valuetainment is not allowed to be seen in Canada by the Canadian government.
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I believe you, but this is the first time hearing this.
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You're telling me that Canadians cannot look at Valuetainment on Instagram?
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Canadians cannot look at Valuetainment content because of the Canadian government.
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That's the first man that I ever got from Canada was a Canadian going, hey, did you guys know this, that we can't?
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You know, conservative citizens in Canada have a right to be really upset today because words, talk, numbers, scream.
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The actual vote for the top two parties, because there's multiple parties in Canada and the Green Party does much better in Canada than the Green Party in the U.S., as is the Libertarian.
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43 percent on actual vote count of the Liberal Party, 41.7 percent for the Conservative Party.
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They lost this thing by a whisker after running the most horrible campaign and ignoring everything.
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We focus on 270 for our president and for our, you know, we think about our House of Representatives and number C you need.
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The Liberals only have 165 and the Conservatives 147.
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So, basically, and just like the U.S. became more conservative, there was more conservative shift in this election, and all you had to do was not run a crap campaign.
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You were ahead at halftime, and you didn't even play the second half.
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And, by the way, the Conservatives up there, and you can look this up and, you know, tell me about this.
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Conservatives use VPNs to get U.S. social media and to get feeds of stuff that they're not normally allowed to get.
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And so, if he had come to any of the podcasts, to us, to any other ones listed, they, Conservatives up there, would have heard that.
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In life, if you want to be a change agent, you cannot do what cowards do.
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Cowards are afraid of going and worried about what liberal media in Canada is going to do to you.
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That's not what Bobby came when nobody wanted to have Bobby on.
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He runs a company that is 30 times the size of what Apple does per year.
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He runs a $1.5 trillion a year business is what he runs.
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What if he doesn't go out there and talk on podcasts?
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You know the first time Bobby went on Joe Rogan's podcast?
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Do you know what Joe Rogan says to Bobby in the first 30 seconds?
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Have you guys seen what Joe says to Bobby in the first 30 seconds?
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The first time Rogan has Bobby on his podcast, if you just find it, okay, Joe says, I thought
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And then next thing you know, he writes this book about it.
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Tulsi Gabbard was a change agent when Hillary went after and said, this is a Russia asset.
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And you're not going to be able to win like that.
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After having a horrible resume that Justin Trudeau had, you lose to that?
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Well, the terrible thing is, the really terrible thing is, Pierre's got a wonderful life story
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He's been in politics since 24 years old, 25 years old.
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His mother was a 16-year-old girl who decided not to abort him, to put him up for adoption,
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made the same mistake with his brother, half-brother, that she then put up for adoption to the
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I mean, I don't say, like, milk these things like the way Kamala Harris milked her so-called
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middle-class upbringing, but tell the story to the people.
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The issue is that, I think, cowardice and policy issues is if he gets out there and says, yeah,
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my mother was a 16-year-old girl who didn't abort me, and then people are going to say,
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well, policy-wise, how are you then a conservative that supports abortion?
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That's where I think he realizes there is a real risk and exposure to go on the podcast
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And then the issue is, you take for granted, it's true, the conservative numbers are up.
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But they ran a campaign that they allowed themselves to be dictated by their enemy.
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Do you really think Canada is going to have, okay, imagine if I were to tell you, Canada,
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how much of a shit show was Canada the last four years during COVID?
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Dude, half the people my son plays soccer with are Canadians.
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Everything I hear with the story, people come up to you and they say,
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No one hands you over prime minister position just because you're nice and you're smart
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You know, like for us, you don't think we want Pierre to win?
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This is coming from, you know, me having gone there God knows how many times.
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We got banned from Canada because we kept supporting Pierre and what he's supposed to be doing.
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Because we wanted to see some of the good people in Canada have some of those freedoms.
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But no, you guys are like, oh, this guy's automatic.
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During a season like this where a lot of people are going through challenging times, they're worried.
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Some of the people are having a hard time with their finances, with their small businesses,
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with their careers, with their families, stress period, anxiety, any of that stuff.
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I said, I think we need something to make people's day.
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And I think our audience wants to participate in that.
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Since our audience, a lot of business owners, executives, small business owners, entrepreneurs,
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we want to send, we want to give you the opportunity to send a package to anybody you know
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that's going through challenging time with a heartfelt message to make their day.
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So today, we're launching this new initiative called When Life Gives You Lemons, what do we do?
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This program right here, Rob, if you want to play the clip.
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So we're sitting, we're coming up with this idea.
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The box is when you choose to order this program that we have, okay, you send this box.
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There's a video message being played by me, an encouraging message about what they're going through today.
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My video is playing right here when they open it up.
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You get to pick and choose what color hat they get.
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But it's either the white lemon hat with Valuetainment and a lemon on the back.
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Or you can choose the red and green, all of this.
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Anyways, inside of it, when you open it up, there's a Valuetainment paper that's in it.
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You got a bunch of stickers, a bunch of lemons, and then stress balls in it.
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But if you're somebody that's watching this, you have a friend, a family member, a co-worker
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Go to vtmerch.com, Rob, if you can help them walk through this.
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Rob, if you can go to the card so they can see what that will look like.
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You see the future looks bright on it, hashtag.
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And then the notes right there with your name on the bottom left, meaning sent to you with
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It's a message of optimism, encouragement, and the power of turning life's lemons into
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We want to be able to use these opportunities to make people's days.
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The cost on this, we're making no money on this.
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This is $74.99 to ship it to somebody with everything that's in there.
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And when you do, be sure in the shipping address you put their shipping address.
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You can have one being shipped to you, and you go deliver it to somebody.
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I'm personally sending 10 to people that I know, and I think Pierre Poliev is on the
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They're going to be going to some of the people that I have as well.
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