Bruce Anderson

Well, for me, it's still the – I think the war in the Middle East was on three times yesterday and off three times yesterday.

Yeah, it's just –

He lives in my head.

I'm not the only one.

That's right.

No, I think the consequences are so extreme.

And I hate all of the side issues, the sense that there's some kind of private casino operating around Trump's utterances and that people are betting hundreds of millions of dollars on outcomes based on 15 minutes before he says something.

It's shocking the amount of corruption, and it's become normalized.

I'm always patient.

I'm always learning.

And that's great.

I'll deal with the two different topics.

The Pierre Paulien one for me is he comes off to me now as like a rebel in search of a cause.

He doesn't know really what is safe or a productive space for him to occupy in terms of his participation in the Canadian political scene.

Some of what he's doing,

to me comes off as completely cringeworthy.

He stands up in the House of Commons and says, I've been right on everything all along.

Mark Carney's right on everything all the time.

And to do that over and over again, you kind of have to wonder, well, does he really believe that?

Does he believe that voters believe that?