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Trump through the election and then
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thereafter said that
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>> Canada should honestly become our 51st
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state
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>> which is never going to happen.
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>> Pierre Polyv leader of his majesty's
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loyal opposition. There's a quite
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significant probability that you could
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be Canada's next leader and your team
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said I can ask you whatever I want.
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>> Okay.
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>> So it appears that the United States
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have made the decision to kind of go it
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alone in the world
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>> and that is a very big strategic
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mistake. In Canada's case, we have
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everything the United States needs if
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they treat us like a friend. So, for
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example, we have the fourth biggest
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supply of oil. And if you look at the
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leading five, which of these countries
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do you think the United States can most
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rely on?
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>> And I'm looking at the third vial there
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in the row, Iran.
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>> Mhm.
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>> Has Trump taken the right course of
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action?
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>> The Iranian government has been
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extremely hostile and very dangerous to
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Canada. They are the leading world
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sponsor of terrorism. And there's no
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doubt in my mind that the only reason
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that they are enriching uranium is for
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the purpose of developing a weapon. And
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there's a far greater risk to them
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having a nuclear weapon than even North
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Korea. So the initial actions were
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definitely necessary.
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>> But how do you think this plays out? And
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if Trump had called you and asked for
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your support, would you have given it?
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>> Well, let let's put it this way.
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>> What is the thing that you're most
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concerned about?
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>> We're overt taxing our population. We're
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punishing initiative. We have 20,000
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immigrant doctors who can't work in
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medicine. Wages have been destroyed.
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Young people can't start a family in
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this economy and that is why the working
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class across the western world is so
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angry.
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>> The other reason why people might be
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quite angry is because of this.
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>> Right.
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>> This seems to be a familiar story across
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some western nations.
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>> It is. That's why my mission in politics
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is to reverse that.
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>> The other thing that I actually was
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really keen to talk about is that you've
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spoken out against this term wokeism.
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The problem I have with wokeism
