Antonio Gracias

Trade them for Minnesota.

They've said they don't want to join the U.S.

either.

Even if they do secede from Canada, they want to be a separate state.

I think the most important part of this is that it's registering the voter sentiment.

Yeah, it's more than dissatisfaction.

We've gone past dissatisfaction.

We've gone way past apathy.

Apathy is where it always starts.

You go way past apathy.

Now we're into voter dissatisfaction to the point that we need to fight back.

It's getting to the point where people are tired of being governed by people who don't take you seriously.

In fact...

It's the same thing, you know, flyover country, the idea of flyover.

People on the coast in the United States, it's not that they don't necessarily agree with people in the middle of the country.

They don't even like them.

And it shows in a lot of the policies that come up.

Same thing in Canada.

Ottawa does not govern for Alberta.

Ottawa governs for Ontario and Quebec and maybe, what is it, British Columbia over there in the west.