Viva Frei

They voted for him not once. I believe it was thrice. But he's really, it's indescribable how destructive a force he has been for Canada. And he was bad before COVID. And then COVID really released the inner tyrants. Censorship. division, identity politics, full-on tyranny with government responses to COVID. He's a very, very bad man, and he will be remembered as such.

They voted for him not once. I believe it was thrice. But he's really, it's indescribable how destructive a force he has been for Canada. And he was bad before COVID. And then COVID really released the inner tyrants. Censorship. division, identity politics, full-on tyranny with government responses to COVID. He's a very, very bad man, and he will be remembered as such.

They voted for him not once. I believe it was thrice. But he's really, it's indescribable how destructive a force he has been for Canada. And he was bad before COVID. And then COVID really released the inner tyrants. Censorship. division, identity politics, full-on tyranny with government responses to COVID. He's a very, very bad man, and he will be remembered as such.

The only problem is his replacement will probably be no better, so we've got to hope for... You know, it's going to be a conservative majority government, whether you like Pierre Poilievre or not.

The only problem is his replacement will probably be no better, so we've got to hope for... You know, it's going to be a conservative majority government, whether you like Pierre Poilievre or not.

The only problem is his replacement will probably be no better, so we've got to hope for... You know, it's going to be a conservative majority government, whether you like Pierre Poilievre or not.

I'm just hoping that some people from my party that I ran for, the People's Party of Canada, can get some seats into Parliament to have some meaningful opposition voices and some good common sense that is nationalist in the good sense of protecting Canada and having Canada come first, not Canada come second, third and fourth to a variety of other international globalist interests.

I'm just hoping that some people from my party that I ran for, the People's Party of Canada, can get some seats into Parliament to have some meaningful opposition voices and some good common sense that is nationalist in the good sense of protecting Canada and having Canada come first, not Canada come second, third and fourth to a variety of other international globalist interests.

I'm just hoping that some people from my party that I ran for, the People's Party of Canada, can get some seats into Parliament to have some meaningful opposition voices and some good common sense that is nationalist in the good sense of protecting Canada and having Canada come first, not Canada come second, third and fourth to a variety of other international globalist interests.

He has to keep paying $200 billion to it. He'll have to make four states out of it. He'll have to have the Maritimes. He'll have to have French Canada and Quebec be a separate state. They're going to want to separate Ontario, the liberal state, and then you have Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. which would be sort of the Texas affiliate states, but it'd have to be more than one.

He has to keep paying $200 billion to it. He'll have to make four states out of it. He'll have to have the Maritimes. He'll have to have French Canada and Quebec be a separate state. They're going to want to separate Ontario, the liberal state, and then you have Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. which would be sort of the Texas affiliate states, but it'd have to be more than one.

He has to keep paying $200 billion to it. He'll have to make four states out of it. He'll have to have the Maritimes. He'll have to have French Canada and Quebec be a separate state. They're going to want to separate Ontario, the liberal state, and then you have Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. which would be sort of the Texas affiliate states, but it'd have to be more than one.

Viva and pleasure as always. Megan, thank you very much for having me.

Viva and pleasure as always. Megan, thank you very much for having me.

Viva and pleasure as always. Megan, thank you very much for having me.

Whether or not it falls apart, it's been on the verge. There's been talk that there's been calls for him to step down. Canada's heading into an election season, whether it likes it or not, in 2025. But the breaking news of yesterday, where people thought yesterday was the day, is that yesterday they were supposed to table their budget to account for the spending for the next year.

Whether or not it falls apart, it's been on the verge. There's been talk that there's been calls for him to step down. Canada's heading into an election season, whether it likes it or not, in 2025. But the breaking news of yesterday, where people thought yesterday was the day, is that yesterday they were supposed to table their budget to account for the spending for the next year.

And Chrystia Freeland, who you all know, she goes by many nicknames. Some call her Twitchy McGee because in every video, she's like bouncing around like a possessed troll. But she was the Minister of Finance. And she was supposed to table the budget, which was supposed to announce something of a deficit of like $40 billion. And two hours before they were supposed to table it, she resigns.

And Chrystia Freeland, who you all know, she goes by many nicknames. Some call her Twitchy McGee because in every video, she's like bouncing around like a possessed troll. But she was the Minister of Finance. And she was supposed to table the budget, which was supposed to announce something of a deficit of like $40 billion. And two hours before they were supposed to table it, she resigns.

And she resigns, and apparently whoever was supposed to replace her by law refused to take the position. And so there was no minister of finance for a certain period of time. But she puts out a letter. That is scathing, a scathing rebuke of Justin Trudeau about how in light of Trump's threat for a 25% tariff, they no longer see eye to eye.