Smith wants ‘lunatic’ Guilbeault turfed from cabinet; unequivocally supports Moe
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Summary
Stephen Gilbo and Scott Simmering at each other throats. Stephen Gilbo calls Saskatchewan Premier Scott Immoral for not collecting the carbon tax, and Alberta Premier Rachel Smith calls him a lunatic. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau does nothing.
Transcript
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Yeah, like shooting ducks in a barrel, I think, here.
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I think it's Michael Jackson sitting there and he's just munching popcorn
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I started out with the week with Stephen Gilboa calling Saskatchewan Premier
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Scott Immoral for not collecting the carbon tax.
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So we, of course, ran a picture of Mr. Gilboa in his prison outfit.
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This is him, I think, after he climbed the CN Tower and, you know,
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And he also climbed onto the roof of Ralph Klein's house while his wife,
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Colleen, was there by herself, scaring the hell out of her.
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So if anybody's calling anybody immoral, you better make sure that you've got
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Fast forward to the next day, Premier Smith puts out a statement saying
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that Alberta strongly stands with Premier Scott Immoral in his fight
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But later on at a speech to the Calgary Rotary Club, where our Scott Poulser
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was the only media in attendance, believe it or not, she came right out
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So, I mean, the war of words between these two and Scott Mono, I guess,
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You don't normally see this kind of discourse on a federal, provincial level.
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Smith has called for him to be removed from Cabinet.
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We're not working with him anymore, Smith says.
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Did she actually say that he was a lunatic or had lunatic ideas?
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Lunatic policies, I think, was, to me, that he's a lunatic.
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If you contrive policies that are a lunatic, you're a lunatic.