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Canada Is Tired Of Trudeau · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's personal approval rating right now in Canada is at thirty
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  two percent, which is not very good. In fact, it's just slightly
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  over the percentage of people that are wrong about everything all the time, and
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  then with a small percentage of people who are not always wrong about everything all
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  the time, but are still much more likely than the average person to electrocute
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  themselves in the bath at some point. And even the media is starting to
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  take notice. And that can't make him happy. That's not what he's paying
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  them for. You talk about most people being optimistic, but there do seem
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  in the polls and want not a shift in the mood of the country,
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  especially towards you, And well, funny, she should mention that Polari Strategic
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  Insights that a survey involving three thousand adult Canadians, and that survey showed that
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  optimism has reached its lowest point in nine years. Less than thirty one percent
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  of respondents said they are optimist stick about the future of Canada's middle class,
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  marking a significant drop from fifty three percent in twenty twenty. I'm wondering if
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  you feel there's been a shift such that you no longer do those big,
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  large, open public events like town halls, which were free for alls and
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  you dressed people's questions. You do these controlled events. Well, that's only
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  because he's so hated and people hurl abuse at him every time he goes out
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  in public. So has there been a mood shift in that regard and what's
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  affecting your thinking? Not exposing yourself to the public more broadly, regardless of
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  what he's about to say next. It literally is because he is so hated
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  and everybody hurls abuse at him when he goes out in public. On the
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  contrary, I'm continuing to be out there to meet with Canadians to talk with
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  them about their concerns, and I will I will continue to do that.
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  And if those people look really unhappy or uncomfortable or like they're in a hostage
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  situation, that's just because they love me so much. Staying connected, particularly
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  after the tough years of the pandemic where we all had to change the way
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  we were doing things. Yeah, like how people who didn't want to follow
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  his insane and draconian rules had to change the way they were doing things,
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  like changing from being employed to unemployed, or like instead of being able to
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  travel on a train or a plane to visit their family. They didn't.
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  So we're going to continue to be out there. We're not going to let
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  a handful of angry people, small fringe minority. According to Trudeau, apparently
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  it's always just a small group of people that don't like him. I think
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  somebody needs to show him this poll because this looks like it might be a
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  historic Conservative win. I guess Trudo just has to meet new people. But
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  then he can't again because when he does, they just hurl abuse at him.
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  With the democratic processes that Canadians have always taken pride in and being able
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  to come up and meet members of Parliament, ministers or even the Prime Minister
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  and share their preoccupations, that's one of the strength of this country. And
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  don't forget arresting, dissidence and freezing their bank accounts. Oh no, wait
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  a second, that's just you. And we're going to ensure that that always
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  continues to be even as Yes, Canadians are facing tough times right now.
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  Yes, and the sixty four percent of Canadians who disapprove of the job that
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  you're doing, they would agree, and they also blame you. But the
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  vast majority of Canadians aren't the types to throw up their hands and say,
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  oh, it's all broken. Well it is broken, and you broke it.
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  But we're not throwing up our hands and saying that. We're saying we're
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  going to fix it once we get rid of you. Most Canadians roll up
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  their sleeves and say, you know what, this is tough, but we're
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  going to be there for each other. We're going to see each other through
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  this, and we're going to build a better future for ourselves, for our
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  family, for our communities. Well that's true, and Justin's going to find
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  out just how true that is at the next election. That's if he doesn't
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  step down before anyway. That's all I gotta say about that. Please like,
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  that. I will see you next time.