Chantal Hebert

And that is left, and it's not just at that conference or in that room, that is leaving many conservatives to say, what can we do about this?

And the notion, I picked up something else from the speech that I talked with

Where is he going on this?

That he is fighting to keep the elites who are taking over Ottawa from doing whatever nefarious thing that they are doing.

Elites that are also controlling basically all of the media outlets.

So it's all elites who are speaking.

I'm thinking, do you really think that this is going to be credible?

I noted this week that there was radio silence in Ottawa.

in large part from the Conservative Party and its leader under the new Governor General.

presumably part of that elite that Mr. Polyev was hinting at.

But why is he not saying this is a terrible appointment?

I really am sorry that this is happening, because if he did that, he would be in significant trouble, not just in Quebec, but in many areas of the country where people tend to think it is a good appointment.

So rather than say that, he kind of tries to suggest that

that some elite that is divorced from all Canadians is in play on Parliament Hill.

That frankly sounds more like a conspiracy theory than a leader articulating a vision for the country.

So do I believe there is redemption for Mr. Poiliev in the short term?

No, I think he's playing a survival game.

And with three years,

I don't really see a terribly positive outcome for him if he keeps on harping with the same messages, Carney, Trudeau, Carney, Trudeau.

People have tuned that out because it's not particularly relevant to anything important that is going on.