Pierre Poilievre

And how did that change your perspective and therefore, you know, your policies and your career?

I guess if there's, you know, socialists listening now, they might think, well, we tried this sort of capitalistic approach to the economy and it's resulted in us being able to buy less...

food and vegetables for our money.

The price has gone up at the pumps.

People are struggling.

It seems that inequality has widened and the working class seem to be struggling more now than ever before.

They can't buy homes anymore, like my parents or my grandparents could have.

So clearly we need socialism, they would argue, because the current system has not worked.

Up the chain.

Okay, so this is the total amount of land in Canada where homes could be built.

And actually, this is quite reflective, I think, of much of the Western world, even the U.K.,

And this is a penny.

Yes.

Why?

How?

I was reading some stat that said, again, I might butcher this a little bit, but it said that Canada needs to build between roughly 450,000 new homes every single year until 2035 just to restore affordability.

What is the case for slow permits?

There isn't one.

You'd think now with AI, you'd be able to approve these permits within minutes.

Which means for the average person?