Natalie Winters

But it seems like the World Economic Forum is sort of the, you know, in kaleidoscope, in full color, really prediction and rollout of what a future global order looks like, not just where the Chinese Communist Party is in control, right?

That's part of

Mark Carney's recent media tour.

But it's also just this complete, I mean, they're saying what we've said they've been admitting to, or at least clandestinely doing for years, which is usurping national sovereignty, trying to destroy populist movements in favor of a new world order.

So it's sort of this weird vindication that we've been right, but we don't want to be right on this stuff.

Well, look, you can always tell a lot about how compromised people are by the Chinese Communist Party by the way that they describe them, right?

You got everything from competitor, that's maybe the harshest, to ally, to friend.

But trusted partner going all in, even using an adjective and referring to them as a partner is something.

But even for me, I'm not typically used to hearing that descriptor.

Like I said, I think that part of this is an ideological compromise, right?

They hate the United States, or at least what the United States stands for now, which is secure borders, national sovereignty, the idea that tariffs actually mean something that only works if you believe borders mean something.

And I think that the Chinese Communist Party, the reason why people like Mark Carney are so drawn to the way that they rule, it's not just that they're all to their core Marxists, but I also think they actually just like real autocracy, right?

They like the repression of people who they disagree with, of dissidents, right?

Like we've always said, January 6 was like the American version, I think, of like the Hundred Flowers campaign, right?

They wanna identify opposition only to crush them.

And that's why there's such a convergence there.

Obviously, I could chapter and verse you on what's going on in Canada.

People know that.

But Steve, you've been so ahead of the curve.

And brilliant on it has to do with their northern border, too.