Maxime Bernier
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361 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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And I said that, I don't know how many times, but it is time to be serious. And that's why we need to cut all these programs. You know, we are giving money in other countries to promote woke ideology, the trans ideology. We are spending money and money that, first of all, we don't have with our deficit. So let's be serious. And, you know, I'm honest.
I'm telling Canadians, yes, we have to cut the budget. We will be able to do that. It can be difficult, but let's do it if we want to go ahead and have prosperity in Canada.
Oh, that's great. I had the privilege to have a dinner with Ron Paul when I was in Parliament. He came in Ottawa. He's a great guy.
we are not American.
That's what maybe Canadians, you know, we are not American, we are Canadians. So, okay, if we are not American, we are, you know, more for social programs, you know, we care a bit more about people, we have socialist policies in Canada, so we have, you know, the way that the federal government or politicians are
are, you know, speaking about Canadian identity, they're speaking about the legislation. It's, oh, we have, you know, our healthcare system is good, you know, it's not like the US, it's not a private healthcare system, you know, everybody, you know, has a protection, but it's not going well. Here you have, you know, Privatisierung auf mindestens 100 Prozent. In Kanada ist Sozialismus da.
Sie beschreiben uns aufgrund von sozialen Programmen. Die Wahrheit ist, dass wir unterschiedlich sind, weil dieses Land, Kanada, unterschiedlich ist. Wir haben verschiedene Kulturen. Die Kultur in Québec, in meiner eigenen Provinz, ist sehr anders als die Kultur in Alberta. Die Kultur in Alberta ist sehr anders als die Kultur in PI. Das ist das Land, das wir das einzige Land sind.
What it is to be a Canadian, like you, we believe in freedom. We believe in less government and more autonomy. We believe that if you're a Canadian, you have the opportunity to grow and to do what you want in life. And now it's not the case anymore. We have the big fat government that is taxing us and regulating us all the time. So to be a Canadian is to be a free man, that we can do what we want.
But right now it's not the case anymore. And with mass immigration... You know, we need to know our history. And the majority of Canadians don't know the history of our country. You know, these new immigrants, they are telling me that, you know, I'm an immigrant also. No. My roots are, you know, coming from at least 300 years, you know, I'm a settler, you know.
We came and coming from France and in Quebec and same thing for people coming from Europe, in Canada. We need to speak about our country. We are not, but we have different cultures and that's Wer ist dein Helfer?
Laurier, Wilfried Laurier, der zu Beginn unserer Konferenz Premierminister von Québec war. Er war für Freeride und er war für ein kleineres Regierung. Er war ein Liberaler, aber ein klassischer Liberaler. Und auch, wenn man über Sport spricht, Maurice Richard war ein großer Kanadier, ein französischer Kanadier, Hockey-Spieler mit den Montrealer Kanadiern.
Wenn man über Musik spricht, Céline Dion, sie ist sehr bekannt. Persönlich bin ich kein Fan ihrer Musik, aber ich bin froh, dass sie in der Welt erfolgreich ist. Leonard Cohen ist Kanadier?
Wir haben eine großartige Frankophon-Anglophon-Kultur, aber wir haben eine sehr schlechte Regierung.
It was in Europe.
I think he went there to try to have... Our economy is 75% dependent on you guys. We are exporting. As you know, you have a trade deficit with us. The majority of the trade deficit is coming because of oil and gas first. If you don't... Don't put that in the equation. You won't have a trade deficit with us. So it's coming because of oil and gas.
So I believe what he tried to do is to be sure to be able to have maybe a free trade agreement with Europe or with UK. Actually, we tried to have a free trade agreement with UK a year ago. That free trade agreement didn't work because of what? The cartel. The Canadian government said we have to protect the cartel and the UK said we want to export the Stilton in Canada.
Because of cheese, we were not able to have a free trade agreement. And now they're saying, oh, you know, now we need to look at having more opportunities for our businesses and let's go and try to sign free trade agreements with Europe and other countries in the UK.
Es ist eine freundliche Beziehung, tatsächlich, ja. Aber, du weißt, die Realität ist, wir sind in Nordamerika. We need to have good relationship with you guys. I fully agree. That's the basic. You know, we cannot go pro, we cannot be, and with the multipolar world right now, with China, Russia, BRICS countries, so we are with you guys.
And we need to just have a good deal with you that will be good for you and for us. Yes, we can try to have other free trade agreements and, you know, being less dependent on your market But in fact, you know, it's easier now for business people to export to the US than to trade across the country. So we need to fix that, like I said.
But let's have a deal and put everything on the table and have a real free trade. And Trump said, you know... You put tariff, I'll put tariff. You withdraw from tariff, I will do the same. So let's do it. Let's be serious. There's a lot of tariffs that we are imposing to you guys. Let's put that on the table.
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