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Some of the language that your president has used around the relationship with our country.In fact, just yesterday...

Some of the language... that some of your premiers have used and some Canadians have used.

Sometimes I genuinely wonder if the media is really just conducting a litmus test to see how dumb the public actually is.Trump has launched a new investigation, a new prerogative, and I have a feeling you're going to be very interested in this one because there are even members of the Trump administration who are a little nervous about where this one goes next.I'm Jasmine Lane.Be sure to like this video, subscribe, comment your thoughts down below, and of course, share it with your friends.We have the worst first year growth from a prime minister in 63 years.But apparently 60 % of the country is fine with it.

We're going to pick that apart.And the Japanese ambassador told liberal voters the truth on CTV News.Turns out Pierre Polyev was basically right about everything.And a major CEO had some choice words for what we are actually dealing with.

I mean, the deal first was, you know what?Can you just get rid of all the regulatory red tape?And then, you know what?We'll go in the private sector and we'll build it, man.Get out of the way.Well, they got out of the way.

OK, that's not good enough.

Well, they didn't really get out of the way.They just consolidated it to a bureaucracy, the major projects office.But OK.

All right.Well, now you need to de -risk the entire province of B .C.and say, OK, I'm going to do all that.No, no, no, that's not good enough.We still don't like the financial risk that's involved in this.

And who knows exactly, you know, whether it's going to get it.OK, well, we'll just buy and own and build the fucking thing.And by the way, then we're going to pay indigenous communities to take an ownership in it, because that's exactly how that's probably going to work out.So, I mean, it all knits together and maybe 15 years from now, you got these massive projects and they're producing a massive amounts of energy and wealth andBut I mean, I am skeptical.If there's no private sector proponent, how is the project inherently commercially viable?

I think it's the court system, Scott, to be honest.I don't think there's anything you can do about it.I think it's the court system.I don't think you could be on a board of directors and authorize the expenditure of billions of dollars if there's a risk that at the end of it, the Supreme Court of Canada says you didn't consult somebody appropriately enough to things up.

But that risk isn't eliminated.I mean, obviously, So now the government's going to bear that risk through all of this.And then the private sector will come in and say, well, now, since you guys have borne all those bruises, we'll...

Yes, Scott, you are so close to placing the blame appropriately.So close.Keep going.Keep going.I wanted to show you this because I think it's a very good reminder and a lesson.This was from Fox News.

And what you're seeing right now is that nobody who has common sense has the courage to stand up for people who are objectively crazy.It's not like they have the wrong ideas or the wrong ideology.They live on a planet that doesn't exist.You start talking about seeking the means of production, which is a great phrase if you're Vladimir Lenin or if you're Mao Zedong.But who in America is going to vote for that?

Well, in Canada, you'd actually be surprised at how many people would vote for that, unfortunately.

Drifting towards one of the most decisively defined elections in American history.And we're working on a platform of the American people, issues where you're at 80, 85 percent support versus people who are crazy.And I think that could be.

You want to know what a really big difference is between the left and the right and why it's actually kind of to our disadvantage is the fact thatDemocrats and liberals are too scared to discipline their own radicals.And that's why it keeps getting pushed further and further and further, because there's silence on all of these issues, right?They don't want to lose that base.So all conservatives really have to do is have the spine and the courage to say, look, That's it.That's the whole strategy, right?

And the liberals are never going to say, oh, yeah, that's right.We actually don't agree with all of those crazy people.It is bad.It is bad.But I want you to really think about the fact that why is it that this movement is really good at one specific thing, and that is turning inward and eating its own.Like somebody says the wrong couple of words, however it is that you look at it, at Stampede, and all of a sudden it is a four day saga of the news cycle because the media is in on it.

The media doesn't want us to win, and we just gave that to them by people being upset about it online, right?And we feed into it.There's rebuttal videos.Insiders say think pieces about it.It's nonstop, and it's to our own disadvantage.Meanwhile, you have Mark Carney, who can preside over a technical recession, who gets corrected by his country's own economic data on the regular.

We strive for an ambitious nation that is Building at speeds not seen in generations.We're looking to double our non -US exports.We're on track for that.We're growing jobs at twice the rate of the United States.We're at the highest level of foreign direct investment in 20 years in Canada.It's running at twice the pace of our nearest G7 peer.

adjusted for the size of the economy.We're now rated as the most attractive investment infrastructure destination in the world.We've got a lot more to do.

" And where are the frequent media cyclesabout that, right?Where is the strong, attacked, disciplined messaging campaign on that?It hardly exists.Why?Well, because every single moment that this movement picks a fight with itself We are handing the media a gift -wrapped headline.

We are doing their job for them, for stories that they didn't have to write, because they will.And they will grab hold of anything you give them so that they don't have to focus on their own, because that's something that the left is incredibly successful at.So much so that Donald Trump's administration has announced this.

The State Department tonight.Good evening, Jillian.

Good evening to you, John.Secretary of State Marco Rubio is focusing in now on U .S.counterterrorist efforts here at home and around the globe.Right now, the State Department is focusing on what it is calling far -left political terrorism.This carried out by groups that fall under that Antifa umbrella.

Rubio is convening next week here a group of senior ministers from more than 60 countries.He has invited them to Washington, hoping to crack down on far -left terrorism, which the department now tells us has surged in the U .S.and Europe since as far back as 2016.

The groups involved in firebombing, if there's anybody involved in, you know, activities such as that that could potentially inspire or lead to violence in the United States, we're going to designate them.

Officials tell us they have over the past year, quote, taken unprecedented steps to dismantle transnational far left and anarchist.

These are bad people.These are people that want to destroy our country.We're not going to let it happen.

Now, there has been some pushback against this, with some of the countries invited to participate saying this doesn't exist in our countries.I find that hard to believe.And others saying and others being people from the administration who are saying this could be used against us.going forward.And yes, it absolutely could.Thankfully, conservatives are not really known for doing the same types of things.

So I think it would be hard for that to be turned against us unless something really nasty happens.Of course, I'm generalizing.There are examples throughout history.But ultimately, This is a really good conversation to have, I think.Because for too long, we have seen so many different activism groups that have shut down various things, gluing their hands on the concrete, just doing everything they can to stop anything that they don't like from happening.And it's not productive or conducive to a civilization that is progressing, right?

It's very much decline.When you have individuals who are so ideologically driven that they will commit or celebrate certain acts, it is absolutely sick and twisted.And those people, everybody has been way too cowardly for way too long and letting a lot of insanity and craziness be gotten away with that should never, ever be acceptable if your goal is to actually have a prosperous nation.

I was furious with the CBC last week for interviewing him because it poisoned my feed for days with the shit that he said in that interview.And there is no point to interviewing him.He doesn't know what Trump is going to do and he has no influence over what Trump is going to do.And he's just going to say shit.So why do you interview him?

It's really interesting.to hear that from Mr. Hurl with the panelists of whom he has chosen.Self -awareness is not strong with these ones, let me tell you.

Well, he's not looking to improve relations with Canada or explain to the administration what's going on up here.or being any sort of a diplomatic go -between.He's throwing hand grenades in the Canadian media to try to catch the attention of the White House to ingratiate himself to a president that is a walking personality disorder.

You know, I mean, if part of the mandate is to reflect Canada back to the administration so that they understand it better, he's freely admitted that he's not even trying to do that.

they are not that incompetent.They're not.They're not that stupid.They know exactly what this is and they're fully aware that the job of the U .S.ambassador is to give an accurate representation as far as he sees it, which is his job, back to the White House about exactly what it is that's going on in Canada.

And I do not think for a second that you could honestly say that Canada has been great to America here over the last number of months.And it is crazy to me how frequently media is, we're just always a victim.Everybody always does things to us.Grow up wholly.I'm like 30 years younger than those guys.And I'm saying this to you, get it together, man.

Look at the articles you write, look at the speeches you give, the commentary you give, and you have the audacity to be like, oh, Trump is such a bully.You think the job of the U .S.ambassador at a time when political tensions are unbelievably heated to an irresponsible way, not because it's real, but for clicks on the internet.I've had people from CBC tell me that before.They put Trump in their articles on purpose because when they do, they get more engagement on their articles.

You think that manufactured outrage, this anti -Americanism is going to help you?You want him to affirm how mean you think the president is?

Both sides of the border.

As it has done.

U .S.Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra told CTV's Your Morning Vancouver, Canadian premiers have contributed to the tension between the two countries.

Some of the language that your president has used around the relationship with our country.In fact, just yesterday.

Some of the language that some of your premiers have used, and some Canadians have used.There's fault to go around to both.

Grow up, bro.Get a therapist, like a normal person, okay, and get over it.It has been over a year.Do something about it, or I'm sorry, shut up.Please, shut up.Do you ever stop talking about this?

It is unfathomable.And also, how do you think the rest of us feel when we have to listen to you on CBC News?My gosh.Just non -stop regurgitating, vomiting out blah blah blah, mega Trump, maple mega mega.Holy man, it is unreal.

Look, this is the world in which we live.The United States has decided that it wants to become an unpredictable and unreliable partner to Canada.So economically, what do we have to do?We've got to go find other spots to fish in.And not all of them are going to be like -minded when it comes to value.So suddenly we're having to open up much more with China.

We're dealing with India.We are dealing with Saudi Arabia.We're not necessarily going to like all the partners.We're not necessarily going to share values with all those partners.

Let's pause and rethink how Canada talks about smoking.For years, the conversation has been framed as all or nothing.Quit.or keep smoking.But that black and white approach doesn't reflect the reality for many adult smokers across the country.The facts remain unchanged.

If you don't smoke, don't start.And if you smoke, quit.But in 2026, there's another part of the story that Canada needs to hear.Today, smoke -free alternatives exist for adults who would otherwise continue smoking cigarettes.These options aren't risk -free, but they represent choices that didn't exist for previous generations.And every adult deserves the right to understand those choices.

It's time to move the conversation forward.Put the lighter down, Canada, and explore the information available at unsmoke .ca.about de -industrialization in America from the 70s to at least 2001 and why Trump would be so mad and wanting to make sure that manufacturing comes back to North America, by the way, not just America.So Donald Trump's being really mean to us.Grow up, Scott Reid.

Come on, bro.Read a history book.Like, it is so freaking obvious.P .S.Moving closer to China is actually hurting your stance.

And hollowing out your own industrial base and manufacturing base the exact same way it did in America during that timeframe, just a heads up.So good luck with that.And for the record, I do not believe for a second that Donald Trump in America is unpredictable towards Canada.Do you want to know what the problem is?It's how Canada has behaved in that situation.And I'm sorry, I'm just going to say it.

I'm going to call a spade a spade.Call me a traitor if you want to.I'm not an idiot.I'm very aware of history.I'm very aware of Trump tariffs and the goal with that and how it has everything to do with China and how China hollowed out many sections, not necessarily entirely by their own doing.There was a lot of things as it pertained to NAFTA and the World Trade Organization and China being involved and not playing by the same rules as every other nation that contributed to that.

And Donald Trump is trying to reverse course.China is not a friend, neither is Saudi Arabia.Fun fact, did you know that the crown prince of Saudi Arabia has a wife, first cousin, married in 2008?She actually fled and sought refugee status.in the UK because she was so afraid of him literally murdering her.Yeah, she still lives there, by the way.

So, alrighty, buddy, good luck with that one.You wanna sit there and complain about Donald Trump all the time?Why don't you take a look at who you're...Oh, well, I guess, obviously, it's okay to not have the same values.That goes both ways, Scott Reid, okay?

He had a cordial meeting with Premier Eby back in March, after making inflammatory comments last year.

This business of Canada being mean and nasty to deal with, have your thoughts on that shifted, or is that still your view?

The, uh...My view is I probably shouldn't talk about it.

Thursday, he didn't single out BC's premier.But Eby has been an outspoken critic of Trump and his tariffs, including when he removed all U .S.liquor from B .C.shelves.

If the president's so interested in Canadian water, then we're going to help him out by letting him keep his watery beer.Eby is not the only premier to fire back at the president.Ontario's Doug Ford launched TV ads in the states critical of Trump's tariffs.And Manitoba's Wab Kanu said this about lifting an alcohol ban amid failed trade talks.No Boozma.BC's lead on trade, jobs minister Ravi Kallon.

backed up his boss.and how that can make you feel really crappy about your position.I totally get it, but here's the thing.Canada, in the last year, has spent more time complaining about America than it has actually building our infrastructure so that we wouldn't be as impacted by things like this.like this, which could happen in any administration.Funny how Biden, as an example, increased tariffs on lumber in Canada.

Nobody said a word about that back then, did they?No, but they do when it's Trump.They always do when it's Trump.Hey, you know, maybe you could look into KPMG's recent survey and figure out why it is that 42 % of businesses of whom 96 % have tariff -free access, thanks to you, USMCA, are still planning on leaving Canada to begin with.

You throw on Iran, you throw on Venezuela, and shall we say some unpleasantness between the nations, Canada and the United States, and I think it's game on, and people have realized, you know, we're either going to be on the track running or we're going to be run over.I've got $40 billion worth of projects that we're doing in all of our businesses, two -thirds of that in the gas business.building out new oil infrastructure already to go south at this point in time.The greatest capital market in the world is the United States.So people have recognized, you know, we have to find a way to be more competitive.There are some things maybe governments aren't willing to do yet.

taxes and stuff, for example, but I think they're trying to find ways that how do we get permitting reform?How do we make this faster?Why does it take forever to be able to get pipelines or any infrastructure, frankly, built?And how can we attract capital if we can't figure that out?And until there's Not just clarity, but some element of certainty about what the regulatory structure is going to be for production.It's hard for producers to commit.

There's a reason, you know, when you set on fire several hundred million dollars and trying to do projects.you're a little hesitant to do it again.

Maybe you could start complaining about that.And maybe once you do that, we could be in a position where if anybody does anything to threaten us or to change something about the way that we trade in whatever capacity, we laugh at it because we are so strong.It doesn't matter.Maybe if we did that over the last year, instead of signing MOUs, Getting 70 billion from Saudi Arabia that we have nowhere to put it because there's no freaking projects.

What do you think the key to realizing that potential will be?But actually, many things, and most of them, are done by the private sectors, that is, private companies.And so I've been hearing the voices of Japanese companies.They see a great potential, but at the same time, honestly, they see certain sort of challenges that, if I may be frank, like infrastructure.and also regulations, red tapes, and coordinations.Sometimes coordination between federal government and provincial government is tough, but at the same time, among the provincials, the coordination may not be easy.

And fourth, we have to work together with indigenous people very closely.diligently.

So right now, here are our options.You can keep doing what Scott Reid's doing.Let's see how that works out long term.Or you can accept the fact, have some humility and say, yeah, you know what?Our economy sucks.We let that happen.

Let's change it and let's actually become strong.And until then, let's play nice.Let's get a good deal so that there's more consistency in Canada, because our regulatory body certainly isn't allowing for there to be more opportunities.here.Because despite what Scott previously said, the federal government moving everything to a case -by -case basis with the major projects office under Bill C -5 isn't removing the regulatory drag burden and timeline at all.

The ambassador acknowledged that trade negotiations are more advanced between the U .S.and Mexico, with Canada talks in limbo.

I didn't think it'd take this long, OK?I thought we'd be there already.Why aren't we there yet?Obviously, the two negotiating teams have not gotten to a point where they believe that it's time to get down to the nitty gritty and work it out.

And I'm sorry, but these problems predate it.Donald Trump.In fact, it's why Justin Trudeau ended up resigning, among many other reasons.But it was a big one.And if you want to continue to complain about how people are treating Canada, how we don't have an upper hand, and you have this false sense of superiority that is completely hollow, and that's what drives you, while you continue to omit and place blame upon the only people responsible for impacting and changing domestic policy, that again, the decline of the failure to do that, has predated all of this by years.Industry was warning for years.

So no, this doesn't all fall at the feet of Donald Trump, and I don't care how much what he says annoys you.Yeah, sure, it kind of sucks.Do something about it.Shut up and do something about it.If you really care about this country, you will not find it acceptable or good enough to blame Donald Trump.You'll take a look at the fine details, those demonstrations,

lines inside of all of those MOUs.You'll take a look at what is actually within the bills that have been passed and what actually changed.And you will very quickly discover not a lot.That explains everything, doesn't it?I'm Jasmine Lane.So sorry for getting a little heated today.

Whoo, baby.I hope you have a beautiful day, beautiful weekend.And like this video, comment your thoughts down below.I look forward to reading them.I'm sure there will be a lot of MAGAT haters in there, that's fine.I just genuinely believe that you can hold two truths at the same time.

You can say, I don't like how Donald Trump has been talking about us, what he's been saying, and that can be true.You can say it's undiplomatic, it's irresponsible, you know, it's disrespectful.I get it.You can also say equally the same about Canada for a far more prolonged period of time about their rhetoric towards America since before Trump's second administration.And nobody ever seems to remember that, right?How much we mocked Trump in the House of Commons in the years leading up to this, how much we have always felt as though for some reason that is not verifiable by data, Canada is just this so much better than America.

What does it mean to be Canadian?Well, we're not American.That's not an answer.And I also believe that you can hold all of those same thoughts, no matter how they make you feel.And you can also demand better from our elected government domestically to pull us out of this, to stop gaslighting us by blaming somebody and to start taking some serious action.That's what he promised to do.

That's what Mark Carney promised to do.