Chantal Hébert
speaker
1,490 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 5d ago
Chantal Hébert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So you're left with the impression, I have this test that I obviously cannot do for very long because of what I do for a living.
But that if I decided to mute
Pierre Poilievre on my social media feeds.
I might forget his existence over the days when I'm not seeing him on social media, and I would not miss anything in the arguments that matter in the national conversation at this point.
And that's a fairly devastating finding that I made this week.
I thought, what would happen if I wasn't exposed to any of this?
And the answer was nothing would happen.
We would still be having the same conversation, except that the noise on the side would be gone.
That is what those MPs, I think, were trying to say.
There is no attention, but there is no attention paid to them because when is their attention paid to Kyap-Valiev?
When he tries to be constructive.
And I think he has a problem getting his caucus united behind constructiveness at this point.
That has become fairly obvious.
So this is where we are at.
What do you do if you're the only conservative who became prime minister since Brian Mulroney is standing next to the prime minister for a photo shoot and you're having a caucus meeting to try to say, I'm the leader and the voice of the conservative movement.
And by the way, in that family picture,
I did now with one absence.
I saw Jean Chrétien, and I saw Stephen Harper, and I thought, where could Justin Trudeau be?
And if I just may add, Pierre Poilievre was not the only person who reacted to the EU events.
So did Yves-François Blanchet.
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