Pierre Poilievre

people in the cities, why housing costs so much? How is it possible that Olivia Chow can raise development charges by 30% and nobody in Toronto knows about it? Well, it's because the builders have not made it known. And so the builders take the blame when the housing costs go up. I mean, sorry, you have to actually, politics is a participation sport, not a spectator sport.

people in the cities, why housing costs so much? How is it possible that Olivia Chow can raise development charges by 30% and nobody in Toronto knows about it? Well, it's because the builders have not made it known. And so the builders take the blame when the housing costs go up. I mean, sorry, you have to actually, politics is a participation sport, not a spectator sport.

So our business community is going to have to step up and make the argument for these changes. Or I will come up against a lot of political barriers. So my message to everyone is, God willing, I will triumph in the election. But the people who want the changes that I'm talking about are going to have to stay politically active to push them through and over the finish line.

So our business community is going to have to step up and make the argument for these changes. Or I will come up against a lot of political barriers. So my message to everyone is, God willing, I will triumph in the election. But the people who want the changes that I'm talking about are going to have to stay politically active to push them through and over the finish line.

So our business community is going to have to step up and make the argument for these changes. Or I will come up against a lot of political barriers. So my message to everyone is, God willing, I will triumph in the election. But the people who want the changes that I'm talking about are going to have to stay politically active to push them through and over the finish line.

Well, listen, I'll go through some of the names. For example, we've got Andrew Scheer, who was the party leader a few years ago, but he actually did a good job as party leader and learned a lot in that process. He was the Speaker of the House, and that's important in a House leader.

Well, listen, I'll go through some of the names. For example, we've got Andrew Scheer, who was the party leader a few years ago, but he actually did a good job as party leader and learned a lot in that process. He was the Speaker of the House, and that's important in a House leader.

Well, listen, I'll go through some of the names. For example, we've got Andrew Scheer, who was the party leader a few years ago, but he actually did a good job as party leader and learned a lot in that process. He was the Speaker of the House, and that's important in a House leader.

He knows the rules of the game because a lot of the stuff that gets done or doesn't get done is the result of procedural mistakes So you need someone who understands procedure and he understands it better than anyone. That's why I think our house strategy has been so successful.

He knows the rules of the game because a lot of the stuff that gets done or doesn't get done is the result of procedural mistakes So you need someone who understands procedure and he understands it better than anyone. That's why I think our house strategy has been so successful.

He knows the rules of the game because a lot of the stuff that gets done or doesn't get done is the result of procedural mistakes So you need someone who understands procedure and he understands it better than anyone. That's why I think our house strategy has been so successful.

One of my former leadership rivals, Dr. Leslie Lewis is our shadow minister of infrastructure and she's doing a great job in talking about how we can rebuild the infrastructure of the country. I think we've got newcomers like Jamil Jivani, who was recently elected in an overwhelming mandate in Durham.

One of my former leadership rivals, Dr. Leslie Lewis is our shadow minister of infrastructure and she's doing a great job in talking about how we can rebuild the infrastructure of the country. I think we've got newcomers like Jamil Jivani, who was recently elected in an overwhelming mandate in Durham.

One of my former leadership rivals, Dr. Leslie Lewis is our shadow minister of infrastructure and she's doing a great job in talking about how we can rebuild the infrastructure of the country. I think we've got newcomers like Jamil Jivani, who was recently elected in an overwhelming mandate in Durham.

And Melissa Lansman, our deputy leader, extremely well-liked in Toronto, very well-known across the country. She's been a terrific communicator, very smart. So these are very good people. And we're, of course, recruiting a whole... army of candidates who are not yet elected in our non-held ridings that will help me not just win the election, but govern, if God willing, we do.

And Melissa Lansman, our deputy leader, extremely well-liked in Toronto, very well-known across the country. She's been a terrific communicator, very smart. So these are very good people. And we're, of course, recruiting a whole... army of candidates who are not yet elected in our non-held ridings that will help me not just win the election, but govern, if God willing, we do.

And Melissa Lansman, our deputy leader, extremely well-liked in Toronto, very well-known across the country. She's been a terrific communicator, very smart. So these are very good people. And we're, of course, recruiting a whole... army of candidates who are not yet elected in our non-held ridings that will help me not just win the election, but govern, if God willing, we do.

Well, we're kind of lucky in that respect that we have a huge Western caucus, right? We dominate in Alberta and Saskatchewan. So, you know, there's very few MPs in our prairie caucus that don't understand energy because they all grew up with it, as you recall from your time as an Albertan. And they know what to do.

Well, we're kind of lucky in that respect that we have a huge Western caucus, right? We dominate in Alberta and Saskatchewan. So, you know, there's very few MPs in our prairie caucus that don't understand energy because they all grew up with it, as you recall from your time as an Albertan. And they know what to do.

Well, we're kind of lucky in that respect that we have a huge Western caucus, right? We dominate in Alberta and Saskatchewan. So, you know, there's very few MPs in our prairie caucus that don't understand energy because they all grew up with it, as you recall from your time as an Albertan. And they know what to do.