Scott Adams

You know what a uniparty looks like?

It looks like in Canada.

where you have the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party, and you have all these other smaller parties that don't really mean much anymore, right?

And when the deputy leader of the Conservative Party was a lobbyist for the firm founded by Justin Trudeau's chief of staff, that's a uniparty.

So let's map that out again.

the deputy leader of the conservative party worked for Justin Trudeau's chief of staff.

And what did she do?

She worked in a position

on lobbying on behalf of Walmart to close small businesses and keep Walmart open during COVID.

That is, I mean, you guys would be in awe of our degree of uniparty.

Look, I understand what you're getting at there, but it is so much worse in the parliamentary system because the parliamentary system allows for it much more easy.

I think your system's actually much better.

And we, we don't have the coalitions in the same way we, we, we did in the last, the last few years of the Trudeau administration, but their coalitions are not as popular here as they are in Europe for a whole bunch of reasons.

But I get your sentiment.

I understand exactly what you're saying.

And by the way, just a little thing on, on Canada that everybody here will understand is,

In the spirit of Scott, I'm going to ask a question to which all of you already know the answer.

I won't even have to finish the question, okay?

What percentage of Canadians will always vote for the Liberal Party no matter what?

No matter how communist they become, no matter how irrational they