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Trudeau Liberals Refuse To Release Names Of MPs Who Conspired With Foreign Govs · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Let's get into a bit of this foreign interference thing. So the Trudeau government
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  is refusing to release the list of Liberal MPs that are implicated in foreign interference,
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  whether it be India or China, China, and let's face it's gonna
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  be mostly China, right, But they're refusing to release the names of these
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  people. Well, there's only one reason why, right, There's only one
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  possible reason why. If it were a bunch of conservatives, it would be
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  out. It would have been out within seconds. So we know why because
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  this is all liberals. Maybe there's a maybe there's a conservative Pepperdin, there
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  a couple of them, maybe, who knows, But we know that if
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  we were going to hurt the conservatives more than the liberals, it'd be out.
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  But lets uh, let's hear House Leader Conservative House Leader, and through
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  share ask the liberals about this. This isn't about offering secret briefings to MPs
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  who have to keep all that information secret. It's about releasing the names so
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  that Canadians can know which MPs are working against the interests of Canada. So
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  I've got a very simple question. He should be able to answer this one.
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  Do any of the MPs listed on the support of compromise members who are
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  working against the interests of Canada. Do any of those MPs currently sit in
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  cabinet? Yes or no? Inaudible Moss, So, do any of these
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  implicated MPs sit in cabinet? Yes or no? Do you think you're going
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  to get a yes or no answer? Let's find out, sir. For
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  public safety, Mister speaker, I'll give full points to my friend from Regina
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  Capel to try and get me to do indirectly what he knows very well I
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  can't do directly, mister speaker. I'll remind our friend that our government is
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  the first government to take this issue serious. Now, mister Speaker, they
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  sat on warnings from our intelligence agencies so that they could protect their own partisan
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  interests, and they have refused to hand over a cabinet confidences to the Hogue
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  Commission. But this one should actually be really simple. Cabinet ministers get to
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  see everything, they get a say on everything the Government of Canada does,
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  and they get to personally lobby the Prime Minister any day they want. Can
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  the Minister assure Canadians that nobody who sits around the cabinet table today is on
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  this list? Of compromise and peace, who are working against Canada. I
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  think you're going to get a real answer to that. I think again,
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  let's find out, Honorable Minister for Public Safety, Mister speaker, our friend
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  from Regina Capeal should know very well that our national security and intelligence agencies,
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  including the Royal Canadian not Mounted Police, take all of the issues of national
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  security very serious. Stagers. We know what's all political it is. If
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  it were going to hurt the Conservatives, it would be out. We know
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  that for a fact. That's the way the liberals, the Liberals are.
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  They can't run a country like the Trudeau Liberals can't run a country if they
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  if the Liberal Party of Canada and the next election gets burned to the ground
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  and they have to rebuild it from the ground back up as something sane again,
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  right, if they abandon progressivism and become a moderate center left party again.
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  Okay, well that's different. But this this iteration of the Liberal Party
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  does nothing but politics. It's all just politics. They can't lead a country.
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  I mean, their attempts to govern Canada have been a disaster. So
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  all they've got is politics, and we're seeing that here. Here's another one
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  Deputy PM Christia Freeland. We call her Twitchy because he's a bit twitchy.
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  Is asked if Canadians will go into the next election without knowing who the members
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  of Parliament are who are listed as working for foreign powers. H do you
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  think we're going to get a real answer from her? Well, twit you
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  tell is the truth. I'm candid doubt it. Government prepared to send voters
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  to the polls without knowing if the person that they're voting for is colluding with
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  a foreign power. Our government takes foreign interference in Canada, in Canadian democracy
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  very seriously. We have put in place more tools to fight foreign interference than
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  any previous government. Our colleague, the Minister of Public Safety, testified extensively
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  on this issue to the House of Commons committee yesterday. One of the things
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  he said, which I'd like to reinforce, is that law enforcement bodies of
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  jurisdiction are seized of the issue. A quick answer to that question. Please
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  don't put words in my mouth. He wasn't. He just trying to get
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  you to answer the question. He wasn't. This is how pathetic they are
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  and desperate. They are just always just a non answer. It's alfiscating don't
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  put words in my mouth. He wasn't trying to put words in your mouth.
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  All right, let's keep going. Be clear. We take foreign interference
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  in Canadian democracy very seriously, really, because it's been happening for a while,
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  there's been an awful lot of it, and you've been trying to hide
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  it and keep the details hidden from the Canadian public. I mean, if
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  you mean that you take it foreign interference in Canadian elections seriously, If you
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  mean by that that you seriously like it and want more of it because it
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  benefits you. If you're really if it means that you're serious about benefiting from
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  foreign interference, well then I can understand that that would make sense because that
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  seems to be what's happening anyway. That's all I'm gonna say about that.
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