Speaker 1: Thank you for listening to Pictures Media Radio. Welcome to
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Speaker 1: Media Radio, I'm your host, Michael Cloggs. So, over the weekend,
Speaker 1: the Liberal Party chose a new Liberal leader and Mark
Speaker 1: Karney is that choice. He won in a landslide, taking
Speaker 1: over eighty percent of the vote. I think it was
Speaker 1: close to eighty nine percent of the vote over Christia
Speaker 1: Friedland and others who were in the Liberal Party leadership race.
Speaker 1: In a report from the BBC, they talk about some
Speaker 1: of his accomplishments as he was the governor of the
Speaker 1: Canadian Central Bank and Bank of England, and he he
Speaker 1: has several several notches under his belt, as he was
Speaker 1: also involved in in other financial dealings UH for Canada
Speaker 1: as a country. So on the opposite end of the things,
Speaker 1: we're going to hear from mister Polvier as he slamms
Speaker 1: mister Carney saying that mister Carney UH deserted Canada and
Speaker 1: moved his business, his business holdings UH to the United
Speaker 1: States and shortly after Donald Trump took office. You say
Speaker 1: he will also say other things to discredit uh mister
Speaker 1: Carney and saying that, of course we're going to get
Speaker 1: the same uh deal as before. Mister Carney is of
Speaker 1: course threatening to or should I say not threatening. He
Speaker 1: is talking about imposing a carbon tax against the steel
Speaker 1: industry and other and other polluters. While he is going
Speaker 1: to alleviate the consumers from the debt of having to
Speaker 1: pay for carbon. He wants to ensure that those who
Speaker 1: the businesses who pollute actually pay the bill for the
Speaker 1: carbon and not so much to the consumer to the consumers,
Speaker 1: which is which is slightly different from what Justin Shrudeau
Speaker 1: did with the carbon tax.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He is vowing also to defeat Donald Trump in at
Speaker 1: his own game, and he is going to oppose tarifs
Speaker 1: of course on us products. A lot is going to
Speaker 1: be seen and happening as mister Carney starts to move
Speaker 1: forward with his office. But there is a hitch, and
Speaker 1: that hitch is that mister Carney needs to actually find
Speaker 1: a MP seat in order to be part of Parliament.
Speaker 1: In order for him to be Prime Minister, he actually
Speaker 1: has to be elected as an MP and find a
Speaker 1: seat somewhere in Canada where he can officially become a
Speaker 1: member of Parliament. So that means that, well, mister Carney
Speaker 1: is going to have to call an election in order
Speaker 1: to find that seat. So it looks like Canada is
Speaker 1: headed for an election at a time when Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is really threatening with his trade war. So let's see
Speaker 1: what happens and see what mister Carney does as he
Speaker 1: takes over the liberal leadership role here in Canada. Okay,
Speaker 1: So there's some other comments and statements that mister Polvier
Speaker 1: had made, and I'd like to address those and maybe
Speaker 1: try to debunk them a little bit. That he keeps
Speaker 1: referring back to the Stephen Harper government. Well in saying
Speaker 1: that that, oh it, this Stephen Harper was completely pro Canada,
Speaker 1: and as I remember, mister Harper had dealings with, of
Speaker 1: course George Bush. Well, George Bush is not Canadian. He's American.
Speaker 1: He was born in Texas, and strong and strong financial
Speaker 1: ties with him, and mister Polvier keeps referring back to him,
Speaker 1: saying how he was the Minister of several things under
Speaker 1: the Stephen Harper government. Well, if it was anything to
Speaker 1: do with finances, then mister Polvier was also sitting in
Speaker 1: league with the Bushes and their corporation in how they
Speaker 1: dealt with oil and gas at the time, mister Povy
Speaker 1: is saying that we should have crisscrossing pipelines back and
Speaker 1: forth across Canada. And the question is to what end
Speaker 1: should that happening Because of the environmental impact of those pipelines.
Speaker 1: All pipelines leaked. There are no if and buts exceptions
Speaker 1: to it. Pipelines leak, and when we're talking about leaking
Speaker 1: bitumen and crude oil, it is a serious impact to
Speaker 1: the environment. Can that be minimized maybe, but it is
Speaker 1: something to think about when we hear about building more
Speaker 1: pipelines back and forth across the country, what is that
Speaker 1: impact going to look like? So great news that mister
Speaker 1: Trudeau is officially stepping down as Mark Karney will be
Speaker 1: taking office and we will be seeing a election shortly
Speaker 1: to find out for sure, for sure who the next
Speaker 1: Prime Minister is really going to be and how Canada
Speaker 1: is going to come up with a plan to deal
Speaker 1: with the Trump administration as they threaten the world with
Speaker 1: their policies and antics. So why don't we move forward,
Speaker 1: And we're going to start with hearing mister Carney's first
Speaker 1: speech to Canada as the new Liberal leader.
Speaker 3: Now, who's ready? Now it's the moment to announce our
Speaker 3: new leader, met mac la moment and also not Nouveau
Speaker 3: chef who not.
Speaker 4: Nouvelle's now time to announce our new leader.
Speaker 5: Results.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to invite on stage Beatrice Keller raful, who
Speaker 3: has been serving as the chief electoral officer for the
Speaker 3: vote and protecting the integrity of the process. Pultage and
Speaker 3: a pleasure.
Speaker 4: Now have the pleasure to invite Beatrice Keller du four
Speaker 4: who has been acting as chief electoral officer for the
Speaker 4: vote and as work to protect the integrity of the process.
Speaker 4: Putus over to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: A reminder that the winner must receive more than fifty
Speaker 3: percent of the points allocated in a ballot to win.
Speaker 3: The following are the results of the first ballot, with
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty one thousand, eight hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: nine votes cast. In fourth place, Frank Bayliss with four thousand,
Speaker 3: thirty eight votes, resulting in one thy fourteen allocated points,
Speaker 3: representing three percent of the vote. In third place, Krina
Speaker 3: Gould with four thousand, seven hundred and eighty five votes,
Speaker 3: resulting in one thousand, one hundred allocated points, representing three
Speaker 3: point two percent of the vote. In second place, Chris
Speaker 3: Jeffrieland with eleven thousand, one hundred and thirty four votes,
Speaker 3: resulting in two thousand, seven hundred and twenty nine allocated
Speaker 3: points representing eight percent of the vote. In first place,
Speaker 3: the next Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Karney, with one
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty one thousand, six hundred and seventy four votes,
Speaker 3: resulting in twenty nine thousand, four hundred and fifty seven
Speaker 3: allocated points, representing eighty five point nine percent of the votes.
Speaker 6: Just wait, mee mee, leave me.
Speaker 7: Jerry, Hello, please welcome Cleo Karney, amiel the years a year,
Speaker 7: Cleo Jarney, Yerry.
Speaker 8: Just cross, thank you, and good evening, sir. I'm going
Speaker 8: to try and deliver this speech with as much grace and.
Speaker 2: Poise as ella grace. I too.
Speaker 8: Am introducing my father tonight because I want Canadians to
Speaker 8: understand what kind of a man he is, and who
Speaker 8: is better qualified to speak on his character than his daughter.
Speaker 8: My father is, to his core a man of commitment.
Speaker 8: I don't just mean that in a general sense. He
Speaker 8: is unflinchingly dedicated to what matters focused and principled, funny
Speaker 8: and kind. Canadians care about actions, and my father is
Speaker 8: a man of action, a man who has traveled the
Speaker 8: length of Canada to hear what Canadians want from their leaders,
Speaker 8: what they want for their future. He's up early to
Speaker 8: read his papers and stays up late preparing for the
Speaker 8: next day. He has taught me the importance of always
Speaker 8: putting in the work. But you can work hard all
Speaker 8: you want if you don't have a solid foundation, there's
Speaker 8: nothing to build on. And that's what I really want
Speaker 8: to share with you tonight, the foundation that makes my
Speaker 8: father who he is. He is unwaveringly supportive of the
Speaker 8: things he cares about. Every year, for our birthdays, he
Speaker 8: burned us CDs and somehow.
Speaker 2: They were good.
Speaker 8: Sometimes now, when we don't know what to get him,
Speaker 8: we make him a playlist. He cheered me on in
Speaker 8: the freezing cold at my cross country races. He sat
Speaker 8: for hours to help me with my math homework, persevering
Speaker 8: until I understood. I can tell you that I appreciate
Speaker 8: this more en hind than I did at the time.
Speaker 8: In all seriousness, my dad invests in what matters. He
Speaker 8: expects nothing to come without hard work, and he is
Speaker 8: always ready to work hard. The bottom the bottom line is,
Speaker 8: however hard things may seem, he shows up and never
Speaker 8: lets you down. He has an always will show up
Speaker 8: for you, for Canadians and for Canada because he cares
Speaker 8: about this great country. Now, my father, your new Liberal
Speaker 8: leader and the twenty fourth Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, Metsy, Wow.
Speaker 2: Prime Minister, I think it's clear we should just skip
Speaker 2: a generation at all Monswatsu Mond Wow. This room, this
Speaker 2: room is strong, this room, this room is Canada strong.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you, Cleo, Thank you Cleo. And to
Speaker 2: my wife Diana, our children Cleo. Yeah, tests a milion, Sasha.
Speaker 2: Without your support, I wouldn't be standing here, and like
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister, without your examples, I wouldn't have a
Speaker 2: purpose and and without without your love, I wouldn't have
Speaker 2: the strength that I need for what lies ahead. Thank you, m.
Speaker 4: Mister mister Kitty, you still know how to energize the
Speaker 4: Liberal Party supporters like no one else can do it.
Speaker 2: Who's that.
Speaker 4: You took courageous and historic decisions here showed our allies
Speaker 4: that Canada will always stand up for what is just unfair.
Speaker 2: Hey, who's.
Speaker 4: You're a source of inspiration for all Canadians across the land.
Speaker 2: Say that you inspired my family to become liberals, including
Speaker 2: my father to run as a Liberal candidate in Alberta
Speaker 2: in the nineteen eighties. Some elections are tougher than others,
Speaker 2: and you inspired me. You inspired me over the years
Speaker 2: and now to have an opportunity to continue your tradition
Speaker 2: a fiscal responsibility, social justice and international leadership. Prime Minister Trudeau,
Speaker 2: My time doesn't permit me to recognize all your accomplishments,
Speaker 2: so I'll speak at a higher level. You have combined
Speaker 2: strength and compassion every day as a fighter for Canada.
Speaker 2: You you have led us through some of the hardest
Speaker 2: challenges that this nation has ever faced.
Speaker 4: Hey, at the same time, you have transformed Canada. You've
Speaker 4: transformed it. You've lifted hundreds of thousands of kids out
Speaker 4: of poverty, all fasil by moving reconciliation forward, and by
Speaker 4: defending freedom and democracy here and across the world. Plum,
Speaker 4: Prime Minister. I think I am speaking for everyone here
Speaker 4: when I thank you for your hard work, as Ala
Speaker 4: Grace said, your hard work, for your leadership, and for
Speaker 4: your service to our great country. Yeah, and I'd also
Speaker 4: like to thank you Liberals for having awarded me the
Speaker 4: greatest honor possible, which is to serve as your new leader.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Melsie. I'd like to thank the tens of
Speaker 4: thousands of pontiers across the country who have devoted themselves
Speaker 4: to rebuilding our country and to giving back hope to
Speaker 4: our country.
Speaker 2: I pledge to you and to all Canadians that I
Speaker 2: will follow their example. I will work day and night
Speaker 2: with one purpose, which is to build a stronger Canada
Speaker 2: for everyone. But I will need help. I will need
Speaker 2: a lot of help. And so I'd like to thank Christia,
Speaker 2: Frank and Karina for your energy and ideas and leadership
Speaker 2: that you have brought to this campaign. And I would
Speaker 2: like also to thank those ministers who remained in their
Speaker 2: posts to serve Canada directly during this time of great peril.
Speaker 2: And and to the incredible group of Liberal MPs that
Speaker 2: we have. You are the voices for your communities and
Speaker 2: you are the conscience of our party. Thank you for
Speaker 2: your service. Now, to give a sense of that service,
Speaker 2: I'm going to quote from a message that I and
Speaker 2: Christia and Karina, sorry Karna and Frank, the three of
Speaker 2: us the four of us received from someone called Bob Zetel. Now, Bob,
Speaker 2: full disclosure, I know the leader of the oppositions in
Speaker 2: the full disclosure, So I'm going to full disclosure, full disclosure.
Speaker 2: I just want to get this on the table. Bob
Speaker 2: goes to my church. Actually I go to Bob's church
Speaker 2: because he goes there a lot more frequently than I are. Anyways,
Speaker 2: point is, Bob wrote to the four candidates and he said,
Speaker 2: I quote. Right now, everyone sees the main threat as
Speaker 2: the Trump tariffs, but the far greater challenge will be,
Speaker 2: as it always has been, to foster unity and a
Speaker 2: sense of the common good. There are those who will
Speaker 2: seek power by dividing us. We'll get to that later on.
Speaker 2: And we need we, being the people of Canada, we
Speaker 2: need you, my fellow candidates, myself to continue in positions
Speaker 2: of leadership to promote a united Canada, a commitment, a
Speaker 2: commitment to common good and the respect and the rule
Speaker 2: of law throughout the world. See I quote Bob, because
Speaker 2: right now all Canadians are being asked to serve in
Speaker 2: their own ways. We're all being called to stand up
Speaker 2: for each other and for the Canadian way of life.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you, who's ready, yes, Who's ready
Speaker 2: to stand up for Canada with me one percent? Yes? Yes, Yes, Canada,
Speaker 2: Yes Canada. The Liberal Party is united and strong and
Speaker 2: ready to fight to build an even better country.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I feel like everything in my life has helped prepare
Speaker 2: me for this moment. Two months ago, I put up
Speaker 2: my hand to run for leader because I felt we
Speaker 2: needed big changes, but big changes guided by strong Canadian values.
Speaker 2: The values I learned at the dinner table from my parents,
Speaker 2: Bob and Burley, and my three siblings, Brenda, Shawn and Brian.
Speaker 2: Values that I learned at the hockey rinks of Edmonton
Speaker 2: from my coaches such as Storman Norman Lee it exists.
Speaker 2: We didn't call him that to his face, by the way,
Speaker 2: but that was just My parents were teachers and they
Speaker 2: stressed the importance of hard work, of community, and of tolerance.
Speaker 2: My coaches were dedicated volunteers who taught me the importance
Speaker 2: of teamwork, ambition, and because it's Canada, humility demand.
Speaker 4: The right values, Canadian values. I took them with me
Speaker 4: to university and I kept them close to me when
Speaker 4: I was called upon to manage crises here in Canada
Speaker 4: and across the world. These same values have guided me
Speaker 4: in my work to build strong economies, and today I
Speaker 4: will use those values again as we face this most
Speaker 4: serious crisis in a generation.
Speaker 2: No, that new threats demand new ideas and a new plan.
Speaker 2: They know that challenges demand new leadership. Canadians want positive
Speaker 2: leadership that will end division and help us build together.
Speaker 2: And to respond, my government will put into action our
Speaker 2: plan to build a stronger economy, to create new trading
Speaker 2: relationships with reliable trading partners, and to secure our borders.
Speaker 4: What Claire, I have to be clear here, This will
Speaker 4: require change, big change. But I know that Canadians are ready.
Speaker 4: They've told me so across the country. People want change
Speaker 4: because they're concerned. They're concerned about the cost of living,
Speaker 4: housing crisis as well. They're worried for the future of
Speaker 4: they're young, their kids. They're worried about the future of
Speaker 4: Canada in the face of President Trump's threatned threats and
Speaker 4: a more divided and dangerous world.
Speaker 2: No, I am a pragmatist above all, So when I
Speaker 2: see that somethings that's not working, I will change it.
Speaker 2: So my government will immediately eliminate the divisive consumer carbon
Speaker 2: tax on families and farmers and small and medium sized businesses,
Speaker 2: and we will stop and we will stop the hike
Speaker 2: in the capital gains tax because we think builders, we
Speaker 2: think builders should be incentivized for taking risks and rewarded
Speaker 2: when they succeed. Canada needs more of this type of change.
Speaker 2: Change that puts more money in people's pockets, change that
Speaker 2: makes our companies more competitive, change that builds the strongest
Speaker 2: economy in the G seven. Wow, there is there's someone
Speaker 2: who's trying to do the opposite. There's someone who's trying
Speaker 2: to weaken our economy. Yeah, Donald Trump, Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, as we know, has put as a Prime minister,
Speaker 2: just said unjustified tariffs on what we build, on what
Speaker 2: we sell, on how we make a living. He's attacking
Speaker 2: Canadian families, workers and businesses, and we can let him succeed,
Speaker 2: and we won't. We won't. I am proud. I am
Speaker 2: proud of the response of Canadians who are making their
Speaker 2: voices heard and their wallets felt. I am grateful for
Speaker 2: how our provinces are stepping up to the fight, because
Speaker 2: when we are united, we are Canada strong. The Canadian
Speaker 2: the Canadian government has rightly retaliated and is rightly retaliating
Speaker 2: with our own tariffs that will have maximum impact in
Speaker 2: the United States and minimum impact here in Canada. My
Speaker 2: government will keep our tariffs on until the Americans show
Speaker 2: us respect. Yeah yeah, and and until they can join
Speaker 2: us in making credible and reliable commitments to free and
Speaker 2: fair trade as christ did it. And in the meantime,
Speaker 2: we will ensure that all the proceeds, all the proceeds
Speaker 2: from our tariffs will be used to protect our workers.
Speaker 5: Late.
Speaker 4: Now, the Americans, they want our resources, our water, our land,
Speaker 4: our country even never think about that for a moment.
Speaker 4: That will destroy our way of life.
Speaker 2: Want our resources, our water, our land, our country. Think
Speaker 2: about it. If they, if they succeeded, they would destroy
Speaker 2: our way of life in America. Healthcare is a big
Speaker 2: business in Canada. It is a right. Thank you, Thank you. America.
Speaker 2: America is a melting pot. Canada is a mosaic.
Speaker 5: Was it asani?
Speaker 4: In the US, differences are not respected or recognized. First
Speaker 4: nations unrecognized, and the French language would never have any rights.
Speaker 4: Deva culture and their French language are part of our
Speaker 4: identity and we must protect that. We must promote that
Speaker 4: as well. We'll never give them up for any trade
Speaker 4: agreement now.
Speaker 2: But Canada, America is not Canada, and Canada never ever
Speaker 2: will be part of America in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 8: We but.
Speaker 2: We didn't ask for this fight. We didn't ask for
Speaker 2: this fight. The Canadians are always ready when someone else
Speaker 2: drops the gloves. So the Americans, they should make no mistake.
Speaker 2: In trade. As in hockey, Canada will win as a can't.
Speaker 4: Now to Americans, I say to you, as in hockey,
Speaker 4: we will.
Speaker 2: Win May May, said Victoire.
Speaker 4: But that victory won't be easy. We're facing the greatest
Speaker 4: crisis of our lifetimes. We have to do extraordinary things,
Speaker 4: and together we have to build things that we've never
Speaker 4: imagined we would have to do at a pace we
Speaker 4: would have never believed possible. And above all, we must
Speaker 4: place people above money.
Speaker 2: You've vote seen it.
Speaker 4: We have to unite to build the strongest, the fairest,
Speaker 4: and the freest country in the world.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is trying to weaken our economy. But there's
Speaker 2: someone else who, if he succeeds, will weaken our economy.
Speaker 2: It's Pierre Poulief. Pierre Yeah, Pierre Pouliev just doesn't get him.
Speaker 2: He is the type of lifelong politician, and I've seen
Speaker 2: this type around the world, a lifelong politician who worships
Speaker 2: at the altar of the free market, despite never having
Speaker 2: made a payroll in himself. And now and now, in
Speaker 2: the face of President Trump's threats, Pierre Pauliev still still
Speaker 2: refuses to get his security clearance at a time when
Speaker 2: our national security is under threat it has never been before.
Speaker 2: Bank of Canada Monsieur mischeur poite.
Speaker 4: Podiev has called for the shutting down of CBC at
Speaker 4: a time when disinformation and foreign interference are in on
Speaker 4: the march, he insults our mayors and ignores the First
Speaker 4: Nations when it's time to build. He intends to put
Speaker 4: an end to international a when democracy and human rights
Speaker 4: are in danger across the world. And he will also
Speaker 4: allow our planet to burn.
Speaker 2: O Jev would let our planet burn. This is not leadership.
Speaker 2: It's ideology. It's ideology that betrays what we as Canadian's
Speaker 2: value each other. It's an ideology that also represents a
Speaker 2: fundamental misunderstanding of how the economy works.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Unlike Pierre Pauliev, I've actually worked in the private sector.
Speaker 2: I know. I know, I know how the world works,
Speaker 2: and I know how it can be made to work
Speaker 2: better for all of us. And that knowledge, that knowledge
Speaker 2: is especially useful now in the service of Canadians, when
Speaker 2: we must build a new economy and create new trading relationships.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something else that we know that
Speaker 2: Pierre Poliev doesn't. We know that markets don't have values
Speaker 2: people do. And we know we know as liberals that
Speaker 2: it's our job, our job to make markets to make
Speaker 2: the economy work for all Canadians. These are the most
Speaker 2: powerful tool we've ever invented. They can find solutions to
Speaker 2: our greatest problems. And when the private sector, when the
Speaker 2: markets are governed well, they deliver great jobs and stronger growth,
Speaker 2: faster than anything. But markets are also indifferent to human suffering,
Speaker 2: and they are blind to our greatest needs. So when
Speaker 2: they're not governed well or not at all, they will
Speaker 2: deliver enormous wealth for the lucky few and hard times
Speaker 2: for the rest. And in this crisis, in this crisis,
Speaker 2: we must help those who are hit hardest by the
Speaker 2: American tariffs. Well, we build our strength here at home.
Speaker 2: That's the right thing to do, that's the fair thing
Speaker 2: to do. That is the Canadian thing to do. That
Speaker 2: is what makes us strong. So so Donald Trump thinks
Speaker 2: thinks he can weaken us with his plan to divide
Speaker 2: and conquer. Piera Pauliev's plan will leave us divided and
Speaker 2: ready to be conquered, because a person who worships at
Speaker 2: the altar of Donald Trump will kneel before him, not
Speaker 2: stand up to him. Be Piera polyevs pera. Polyev's slogans
Speaker 2: are not solutions. His anger is in action, his division
Speaker 2: is in strength. Division won't win a trade war. Division
Speaker 2: won't pay the rent or the mortgage. Division won't bring
Speaker 2: down the price of groceries. Division won't make Canada strong.
Speaker 2: Voila men.
Speaker 4: That's just where negative politics, division and anger takes us.
Speaker 4: Half of the US fears the other half. They're wary
Speaker 4: of each other. We can't allow such a situation to
Speaker 4: occur here in Canada.
Speaker 5: There's America.
Speaker 4: The Americans are increasingly divided, and this will weaken them.
Speaker 4: And we will win this fight if we are united
Speaker 4: and strong. All but yes, we might disagree over policy.
Speaker 4: We might disagree over hockey. You can support the oilers
Speaker 4: in Ottawa, that's possible. It's a free country after all.
Speaker 4: But when it comes to Canada, we're all on the
Speaker 4: same side. Let's choose to be strong, Canada strong.
Speaker 2: Now, I've I've learned a few things from long experience
Speaker 2: in crises, and the first is that plan beats no plan,
Speaker 2: and you need to distinguish what you can change from
Speaker 2: what you can't. We can't change Donald Trump can change
Speaker 2: New Devon.
Speaker 4: But we have to understand what we can and we
Speaker 4: must change. We are masters in our own house.
Speaker 2: And we can. And because we're masters in our own home,
Speaker 2: we can control our economic destiny with a plan that
Speaker 2: puts more money in your pockets, A plan that will
Speaker 2: ensure your government spends less so Canada can invest more.
Speaker 2: A plan a plan, A plan that builds millions of homes,
Speaker 2: A plan that makes us an energy superpower in both
Speaker 2: clean and conventional energy. A plan that creates new trade
Speaker 2: corridors with reliable partners. A plan that creates one Canadian economy,
Speaker 2: not thirteen. Because in Canada, we are stronger when we're united.
Speaker 2: We can give ourselves far, far more than Donald Trump
Speaker 2: can ever take away. But it will it will take
Speaker 2: extraordinary efforts. It won't be business as usual. We will
Speaker 2: have to do things we haven't imagined before, at speeds
Speaker 2: we didn't think possible. We will do it. We will
Speaker 2: do it for the common good so that everyone everyone benefits.
Speaker 2: You know, I do care about the economy, but it's
Speaker 2: not because I'm an economist. It's because I care about people.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm a liberal. That's why we are liberals.
Speaker 4: All say it's clear that the value of a strong
Speaker 4: economy starts with the workers who have good, well paying
Speaker 4: jobs today and who have a better futures for them
Speaker 4: and for today's youth. We know as liberals that we
Speaker 4: can't redistribute what we don't have. We also know that
Speaker 4: we can't be strong abroad if we're week at home.
Speaker 4: We also know that we cannot build a better future
Speaker 4: if we're unable to manage the present.
Speaker 2: So we need a strong economy. But when we're fighting
Speaker 2: for a strong economy, we're fighting for good Canadian health
Speaker 2: care for everyone. We are fighting for strong support for
Speaker 2: our seniors who built this country. We are fighting. We
Speaker 2: are fighting for childcare for young families that they put
Speaker 2: in place. We are fighting for dental care and pharmer
Speaker 2: care for everyone who needs it. We are fighting for
Speaker 2: rights we are fighting for a strong economy so we
Speaker 2: can create a more sustainable world for children and grandchildren,
Speaker 2: and we will deliver good I know, I know that
Speaker 2: these are dark days, dark days brought on by a
Speaker 2: country we can no longer trust. We are getting over
Speaker 2: the shock, but let us never forget the lessons. We
Speaker 2: have to look after ourselves and we have to look
Speaker 2: out for each other. We need to pull together in
Speaker 2: the tough days ahead. And so so those families watching
Speaker 2: this evening in Fort Smith, in Edmonton, and across every
Speaker 2: community in Canada, I promise you this together, we can
Speaker 2: and we will get through this crisis. We can and
Speaker 2: we will come out stronger than ever. And we will
Speaker 2: because Canada is built on the strength of its people,
Speaker 2: from our minds to our ports, from our logging roads
Speaker 2: to our city streets. We're strongest when we're united, when
Speaker 2: we're one economy, not thirteen, When we can cheer for
Speaker 2: different teams and still be on one team when it counts,
Speaker 2: when we come together. When we come together, we build
Speaker 2: things that last because we are Canada strong. Vivlack Canada.
Speaker 2: That's for me.
Speaker 5: Or rot to mount.
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Speaker 9: in English, the liberal establishment has installed Justin Trudeau's economic
Speaker 9: advisor as the next Liberal leader to trick Canadians into
Speaker 9: giving Liberals a fourth term in power. But he's just
Speaker 9: like Justin and he's more of the same. We have
Speaker 9: the same liberal MPs, the same liberal advice, the same
Speaker 9: liberal promises. Who will produce the same liberal results Doubling
Speaker 9: housing costs, doubling the debt, doubling lineups at food banks,
Speaker 9: enriching the global elites at the expense of the working class,
Speaker 9: and making our economy more helpless and reliant on the
Speaker 9: Americans than ever before. Now Mark Carney is trying to
Speaker 9: hide from his record over the last five years of
Speaker 9: advising Trudeau in favor of raising carbon taxes, money printing inflation,
Speaker 9: and blocking resource projects, all while he moved his company
Speaker 9: headquarters and jobs to the United States. Hell, it's ironic, mister,
Speaker 9: Karney is trying to distract from his many scandals and
Speaker 9: conflicts of interests, as well as his disastrous record as
Speaker 9: Justin Trudeau's economic advisor, by talking about Trump. He's the
Speaker 9: guy that's sold out to Trump. Six days after Donald
Speaker 9: Trump threatened Canada with tariffs to steal our jobs, Mark
Speaker 9: Harney announced to Brookfield shareholders that he would move his
Speaker 9: headquarters from Canada to New York. And when you asked
Speaker 9: him about it, he lied to your face. We got
Speaker 9: it in writing and we proved it. He sold out Canada.
Speaker 9: He put his profit ahead of our people, and he
Speaker 9: did exactly what Donald Trump wanted. Never before we had
Speaker 9: a prime minister so conflicted and compromised and yet so
Speaker 9: little scrutinized. Just like when he supported carbon taxes in
Speaker 9: Canada while investing in American coal. He opposed Canadian pipelines
Speaker 9: while his company bought Middle East pipelines. He has millions
Speaker 9: of dollars of financial interests that run against Canada's national interests.
Speaker 9: He gets rich making Canadians poor. You can be sure
Speaker 9: about one thing. Donald Trump's going to have a briefing
Speaker 9: on his desk of all of Mark Carney's American investments,
Speaker 9: and he is going to leverage all of Carne's profit
Speaker 9: motive against the interest of the Canadian people. And we
Speaker 9: know Carney will sell out Canada for his personal profit.
Speaker 9: He's already done it. He's systematically done it his entire
Speaker 9: time as a corporate insider. Giving the Liberals a fourth
Speaker 9: term will not change any of that. Carne puts himself first,
Speaker 9: Conservatives will put Canada first. Putting Canada first means cutting
Speaker 9: bureaucracy and taxes. It means passing a big, beautiful, bring
Speaker 9: it home tax cut, lowering tax rates on work, investment, energy,
Speaker 9: and home building. It means axing the carbon tax for real,
Speaker 9: for good, for everyone forever. It means repealing the Liberal
Speaker 9: no New Pipelines Law C sixty nine and instead granting
Speaker 9: rapid permission to our companies to build more pipelines, more
Speaker 9: natural gas, sports, more data centers, minds, and other natural
Speaker 9: resources to bring home powerful paychecks and production to our people.
Speaker 9: We need an East West pipeline, and we need to
Speaker 9: say it in both French and English and lows avon
Speaker 9: bizuend and piplin den de de del West Aleste don
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Speaker 9: We need to break our dependence on the Americans by
Speaker 9: building East West pipelines. We need more province intra provincial trade.
Speaker 9: We need to unleash our free enterprise system to reverse
Speaker 9: the helplessness that the Liberals have caused over the last
Speaker 9: ten years of tax and keep it in the ground extremism,
Speaker 9: and more than anything, we need to bring back the
Speaker 9: Canadian promise. In a country where we trade with each other,
Speaker 9: we produce our own resources, we build homes for our people,
Speaker 9: We protect our week and vulnerable while standing up to
Speaker 9: the Americans abroad. The Canadian promise is that anyone from
Speaker 9: anywhere can achieve anything. That hard work gets you a
Speaker 9: great light in a beautiful home, on a safe street,
Speaker 9: protected by solid borders and brave troops under a proud
Speaker 9: flag Canada.
Speaker 5: Let's bring it home.
Speaker 7: Mister Polliev, what economic and diplomatic experience do you have
Speaker 7: to go up against Donald Trump?
Speaker 5: Quite a lot, actually so.
Speaker 9: I was the Minister of Jobs and Housing in the
Speaker 9: Harper government, during which time housing costs half as much
Speaker 9: as it does today. I helped mister Harper cut the GST,
Speaker 9: cut income tax, cut business tax, and balance the budget.
Speaker 9: Over my time in Parliament, I've been scrutinizing and studying
Speaker 9: the books on the Public Accounts Committee, the Operations Committee,
Speaker 9: the Finance Committee. And if you want any proof that
Speaker 9: my economic ideas are the best, the liberals are all
Speaker 9: trying to pretend that they're copying them right before the election.
Speaker 9: All the big economic questions of the last five years,
Speaker 9: Mark Carney has been wrong and exactly wrong, and I
Speaker 9: have been right. I said five years ago the money
Speaker 9: printing would cause inflation. He said deflation was on the horizon.
Speaker 9: I turned out to be right. I said the carbon
Speaker 9: tax would drive up food prices, and it did drove
Speaker 9: them up thirty seven percent, faster in Canada than in
Speaker 9: the United States of America. I was the first parliamentarian
Speaker 9: to predict that we would have the inflation crisis, while Carney, Freeland,
Speaker 9: Trudeau and others were saying that we would not. I
Speaker 9: was the first one to be, along with my conservative colleagues,
Speaker 9: fighting for pipelines. Pipelines now everyone claims that they support
Speaker 9: after opposing them for the last ten years. So if
Speaker 9: mister Carney is so smart on economics, how is it
Speaker 9: that he was so wrong for so long on all
Speaker 9: of the economic issues. One thing I don't have experience
Speaker 9: with is taking jobs out of Canada, moving them to
Speaker 9: the United States, selling out our resource workers to support
Speaker 9: Middle Eastern these resource workers. That's not the kind of
Speaker 9: experience that I have, But that's not the kind of
Speaker 9: experience that we want.
Speaker 2: Despite what you're saying, recent polls are showing that more
Speaker 2: Canadians trust Mark Carney to deal with Donald Trump rather
Speaker 2: than you. Why do you think your message is not
Speaker 2: cutting through and getting through to Canadians.
Speaker 9: Canadians have a choice in the next election. Do they
Speaker 9: want to give the Liberals a fourth term in power
Speaker 9: after they drove up housing costs, food prices, and taxes,
Speaker 9: blocked resource projects and made us more reliant on Trump's America?
Speaker 9: Or do they want Canada First Conservatives who will acts taxes,
Speaker 9: build homes on leash production of our resources and bring
Speaker 9: home paychecks, production and sovereignty to our country.
Speaker 1: What instructions have you given your caucus members and your
Speaker 1: candidates about wearing mega merchandise or using mega slogans.
Speaker 9: Well, my instruction is that we should put Canada first.
Speaker 9: We want to put our country first, stand up for
Speaker 9: our country against both American aggression but also against the
Speaker 9: destructive liberal policies that have made us helpless and reliant
Speaker 9: on the US. I have also made it clear to
Speaker 9: my members of Parliament that we should favor bringing jobs
Speaker 9: back to Canada, not move them to the United States
Speaker 9: of America, as Mark Karney did when he had the chance.
Speaker 3: I still think we're going to have a carbon tax election,
Speaker 3: considering Mark Artney says he's going.
Speaker 9: To scrap the consumer we are going to have a
Speaker 9: carbon tax election because Mark Karney has proposed to add
Speaker 9: another industrial carbon tax on top of the existing one.
Speaker 9: In days, Donald Trump could impose tariffs on Canadian steel
Speaker 9: at the same time as Mark Carney says that he
Speaker 9: wants a new carbon tax on Canadian steel. By the way,
Speaker 9: it's not me that says his tax would apply to steel,
Speaker 9: it's him. In an interview he gave to CTV in
Speaker 9: Atlantic Canada month ago, he claimed that taxing steel was
Speaker 9: a great idea because people, he says, don't use steel anymore. Well,
Speaker 9: this building would come crashing down without steel. Automobiles would
Speaker 9: be impossible to make without steel. Our civilization is the
Speaker 9: bones of our civilization is steel. And Mark Carney wants
Speaker 9: to bring in a big industrial carbon tax on our
Speaker 9: steel workers at exactly the same time as Trump plans
Speaker 9: to tariff our steel. The combination of Trump's tariffs and
Speaker 9: carbon tax Carney's tax would destroy our our steel sector
Speaker 9: and threaten our national security.
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Speaker 9: Harper about mister Carney saying that mister Harper offered him
Speaker 9: the post of Finance Minister. Mister Harper confirmed to me
Speaker 9: that Mark Karney has taken credit for things he has
Speaker 9: not done, and that if I could, if I could,
Speaker 9: he said that mister Carney has has He was astonished
Speaker 9: really at how Mark Carney took credit for things he
Speaker 9: never did, and at the same time we know this
Speaker 9: is a pattern for mister Karney. He claimed that he
Speaker 9: helped Paul Martin balance the budget in nineteen ninety eight. Well,
Speaker 9: Mark Karney wasn't even in the country or working for
Speaker 9: the government at that time. He didn't join the government
Speaker 9: as a bureaucrat until two thousand and four. So this
Speaker 9: is a consistent pattern of Mark Carney lying to the
Speaker 9: Canadian people. You know what I find interesting about Mark Karney.
Speaker 9: He doesn't want to take responsible for the things responsibility
Speaker 9: for the things he actually did, like advising Trudeau for
Speaker 9: the last five years, but he wants to take credit
Speaker 9: for things he did not do, like managing Canada's financial
Speaker 9: policies under the Harper government.
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