David Moskrop
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But incidentally, as it happens, as Trump started in the early days said, well, you know, we're going to hit Canada with tariffs because of fentanyl and because of a lax border.
The government, at the time, Justin Trudeau said, OK, well, we're going to start patrolling the border with Blackhawk helicopters. We're going to send drones. We're going to declare drug cartels terrorists.
The government, at the time, Justin Trudeau said, OK, well, we're going to start patrolling the border with Blackhawk helicopters. We're going to send drones. We're going to declare drug cartels terrorists.
The government, at the time, Justin Trudeau said, OK, well, we're going to start patrolling the border with Blackhawk helicopters. We're going to send drones. We're going to declare drug cartels terrorists.
Incidentally, it turns out that border apprehensions, according to the White House, are down, but as you can imagine, tariffs are not.
Incidentally, it turns out that border apprehensions, according to the White House, are down, but as you can imagine, tariffs are not.
Incidentally, it turns out that border apprehensions, according to the White House, are down, but as you can imagine, tariffs are not.
The cultural reaction has been fascinating because at no time in my life, I'm a spry 41 and a half, but at no time in my life have I seen this sort of surge of nationalism that's been so widespread and sustained, at least so far, and rapid. And it's manifested itself in all kinds of ways. We saw the booing of the Star Spangled Banner at sports events.
The cultural reaction has been fascinating because at no time in my life, I'm a spry 41 and a half, but at no time in my life have I seen this sort of surge of nationalism that's been so widespread and sustained, at least so far, and rapid. And it's manifested itself in all kinds of ways. We saw the booing of the Star Spangled Banner at sports events.
The cultural reaction has been fascinating because at no time in my life, I'm a spry 41 and a half, but at no time in my life have I seen this sort of surge of nationalism that's been so widespread and sustained, at least so far, and rapid. And it's manifested itself in all kinds of ways. We saw the booing of the Star Spangled Banner at sports events.
Yeah, there was a kind of hedging on that.
Yeah, there was a kind of hedging on that.
Yeah, there was a kind of hedging on that.
We pulled booze off the shelves from the United States. A handful of provinces here, including mine in Ontario and British Columbia, straight up said, OK, the state liquor distributor and retailer is simply not going to carry alcohol. And since then, it's only been Canadian spirits and beer. There was a return of the I Am Canadian, this iconic I Am Canadian beer commercial from the early 2000s.
We pulled booze off the shelves from the United States. A handful of provinces here, including mine in Ontario and British Columbia, straight up said, OK, the state liquor distributor and retailer is simply not going to carry alcohol. And since then, it's only been Canadian spirits and beer. There was a return of the I Am Canadian, this iconic I Am Canadian beer commercial from the early 2000s.
We pulled booze off the shelves from the United States. A handful of provinces here, including mine in Ontario and British Columbia, straight up said, OK, the state liquor distributor and retailer is simply not going to carry alcohol. And since then, it's only been Canadian spirits and beer. There was a return of the I Am Canadian, this iconic I Am Canadian beer commercial from the early 2000s.
Jeff Douglas talking about these stereotypical Canadian things, you know, as a flag waved on the screen in the background.