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Pierre Poilievre SCHOOLS Liberal Reporter · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So it seems like the word journalist doesn't mean what it used to. Although
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  this isn't true of every journalist of course, but in Canada most of them
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  anyway, are indistinguishable from just far left activists. And well, let's check
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  out an example right now. So I'm looking here at an article from the
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  Journal of the European Economic Association published just on March sixteenth, as a major
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  international study found no significant impact of carbon taxes on inflation in Europe and a
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  slight deflationary impact in Canada attributed to the stimulus to investment and supply in non
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  carbon intensive industries being provided by the carbon tax. So what's your response to
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  that and what hard data evidence do you have that the carbon tax is a
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  major, significant driver of inflation in Canada opposed to the economic rebound in de
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  band following the COVID pandemic health restrictions. So what to data do I have
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  showing that the carbon tax drives up the cost of living? Well, the
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  Bank of Canada. So the Bank of Canada governor has already said that the
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  carbon tax contributes to inflation. They are all kinds of socialist interest groups that
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  want to justify higher taxes with phony studies. But we know very simply,
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  when you raise the cost of the gas and diesel that our farmers use to
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  produce the food and that our truckers use to ship the food, you raise
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  the price of the food itself. Somebody has to pay that price. It
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  is magical thinking to suggest that you can raise energy prices on businesses, farmers
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  and workers without raising inflation. So magical thinking that is perfect. That is
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  the modern left in a nutshell. And you would think that a real journalist
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  would have the slightest bit of curiosity, we'd want to interrogate the study a
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  little bit. I mean, it's claiming that, apparently, in Canada,
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  raising the cost of goods and services makes goods and services cheaper. Yeah,
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  magical thinking indeed. So let's take a look at Trundeau's plans for filling up
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  your car in the year twenty thirty so across Canada. If it costs seventy
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  seven dollars to fill up your tank, which is assuming that the price won't
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  go up from now after all of the taxes, you'll be paying one hundred
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  and forty dollars for your seventy seven dollars worth of gas and carbon taxes will
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  be on average thirty one dollars over thirty one dollars, and you can tie
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  your brain into whatever kind of pretzel you'd like to. That's not making gas
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  cheaper, that's not making food cheaper or anything else. But of course this
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  isn't the first time that the leader of the Conservative Party in Canada has that
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  to deal with an activist journalist. The failure of the system to not support
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  people who have committed crimes, gone to jail, serve their sentence, to
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  let you know, and then there committee another crime. So is this not
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  a failure of things like social services and support for people who have committed crimes?
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  They're committee serious? I'm asking you, Oh, I mean, are
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  you serious? Come on, you're telling me no, excuse me, let
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  me answer your question. Are you honestly saying that it's society's fault If a
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  repeat violent offender commits sixty or seventy offenses, I think that criminal is to
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  blame for his own actions. He is personally responsible. We're not talking about
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  some kid who made one mistake when he was nineteen. We're talking about people
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  who do sixty seventy violent offenses and of course it won't be the last time,
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  because I guess journalism programs are skipping the whole objectivity part now here,
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  CBC paints Sound of Freedom as a dog whistle for xenophobic pro life types.
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  Sound of Freedom is a true story about a man battling child trafficking. It's
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  a story of a real person telling his real story, trying to shed light
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  and public awareness of a true, real life horror story going on right now.
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  But I guess because the guys who made the movie are Christians, So
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  I guess they're just bad people and the CBC doesn't want you to listen to
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  them. Well at least, hey, at least we know what side they're
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  on. Here's another recent article from publicly funded CBC. Are drag Queen Storytime's
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  worth fighting for? These people think? So? Yes, apparently this is
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  journalism now. Yeah, they want you to know that you're a bad person
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  if you don't support men dressed as hypersexualized stereotypes of femininity reading stories to children.
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  Oh I love this one. At Canadian News, host slammed for suggesting
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  Russia behind massive freedom trucker protest. Critics slammed the remarks as liberals having one
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  beat Russia, Russia, Russia, and that of course was again the CBC.
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  Oh and this one might actually be my favorite. Why the word freedom
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  is such a useful rallying cry for protesters. The word has become common among
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  far right groups. Experts say, yeah, all those terrible people who want
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  you to have a personal freedom, or in CBC talk far right groups.
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  So all this makes it obvious that Pierre Poiliev and the Conservatives in general are
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  not just fighting Trudeau in the NDP, They're fighting the media as well.
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  And from where I'm sitting, I think Pierre is doing a pretty good job
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  anyway. Please subscribe, like and share. Sharing really helps me out.
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  I thank you for that. I will see you next time.