Bruce Anderson

He doesn't seem to play that leadership role that way, and I think it's probably a mistake for him.

I think it looked embarrassing for the Conservatives to have Giovanni go down again and have the leader say, I don't have any information about what he's doing there.

You know, it's a terrible clip, I think.

I also think he's sort of drawing some of the people who, from my standpoint, would have been...

Among the leading lights in his front bench should have a gender Adam chambers.

They're now talking a kind of a poly of language, whether it's about Canada us or other issues, which I don't think is a great look for the for the conservative opposition and example.

for me, was Adam Chambers gave a quick scrum the other day.

And he talked about how it was time for politicians on both sides of the border to stop treating the Canada-U.S.

trade situation only on the basis of what is their domestic political interest.

And what he was implying was that Canada was staying away from the table in order to

in order for the Liberals to have a bigger lead over the Conservatives or something like that, which, again, I thought was a terrible take.

I don't think it lands with Canadians.

I don't think they believe that that's what's going on.

I'll kind of finish on what I do think is that...

I think Trump, I think it was Thomas Friedman in The Times this morning, wrote that he doesn't have the cards that he used to have.

You know, Trump likes using this metaphor of who has cards at the poker table.

Trump has fewer and fewer cards.

This situation in Iran is eroding his already extremely fragile economy.

public opinion support.

I saw one Ipsos study this week that pegged his favorability at 34%, which is a horrifying number if you're trying to raise money for a Republican race in the fall.