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Based Pierre Poilievre Humiliates Another Reporter · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Here is Pierre Pauli f he is. If you're not watching, if you're
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  not in Canada watching this. He is the leader of the Conservative Party of
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  Canada. He's currently about twenty points up on Justin Trudeau. If the election
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  were held today, you would win by a landslide majority government. Unfortunately the
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  election that doesn't look like it'll be till late twenty twenty five. But anyway,
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  things are looking good right now. So he is playing a different role
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  than the last couple of Conservative leaders part leaders of the Conservative Party of Canada.
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  I'm not going to say he's Trumpian, but he's not just sitting back
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  and taking He's not hiding from their accusations. He's confronting them. He's being
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  aggressive and I think it's exactly what he needs to do, and I'm loving
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  watching it. So let's take a look at this. Hello, mister Pauliev.
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  A number of your own comments and actions have been characterized as dog whistling
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  are right by by a number of but I think it's been orized by that
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  way. But are you trying to short are you trying to Sorry? I
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  just need to clarify by who buy a number of different experts and a number
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  of the experts who work who Okay, well, I think it's been established
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  that this is this is a are you trying to court the far right?
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  Sorry? Who are these experts? You say that they are experts who are
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  saying this. Where are they? My question is, are you trying to
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  court story? I'm sorry that your question seems to be based on a false
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  premise. You can't even tell me who these experts are. It sounds like
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  it's just a CBC smear job. Thank you, But but what about the
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  question about whether it be the answer is that I have a common sense agenda
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  to ax the carbon tax, bring home powerful paychecks, clear the way to
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  build affordable homes, to put those put people in housing that they can afford.
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  That is a common sense, mainstream Canadian and jenda. And I know
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  that Justin Trudeau's supporters are so desperate to distract from that because his political career
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  is falling apart. So we're seeing we're seeing an attempt here to distract and
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  protect Justin Trudeau from his extremely unpopular carbon taxes and other failing policies. But
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  we won't let him or his or others distract from that reality. So thank
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  you. You're going to ask you question. See, he's playing that exactly
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  right. He's not playing their game. It's all about framing, right.
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  They're immediately trying to just attach that far right label to him, that mythical
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  Canadian far right, whatever that is. Acrosstoy twelve says, the Canadian Trump,
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  shut up fake news. I think what he's borrowed from Trump is just
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  the the courage right to not just allow himself to be to be framed.
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  The central and what they're trying to do with those questions is frame him.
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  They're trying to put him on the defensive. What what did they say?
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  A number of your own comments and actions have been characterized as dog whistling to
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  the far right. Dog whistling to the far right. Now, they're so
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  used like these these media figures, they're so used to having conservatives on the
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  defensive immediately as soon as they start trying to label them like that, that
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  and just and when they're playing, you know, playing their political framing games,
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  right, I always trying to frame it as being unfavorable to whoever the
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  conservative is right that they're so used to just having their way with this that
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  as you can see, they're completely helpless when it doesn't work. I mean,
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  they're too lazy to even memorize their bullshit sources. You know, although
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  probably probably the sources are just like random Twitter users, right, and maybe
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  the things people said at dinner parties that they went to. But you can
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  see they're completely helpless. They're so lazy and useless that they just have nothing.
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  They just frame try and frame them, they try and cast that spell
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  on them, right, it's supposed to make supposed to again the magic spell
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  which is supposed to shroud his brain and confusion and fear. So we'll just
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  go, oh, you know, he's not playing the game, and that's
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  the right thing to do. Don't huber them, don't give them that power.
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  They're gonna do it every fucking time anyway, no matter what, no
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  matter what he says, that's the game. These are true. And on
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  Let's see what the comments have to say about this. Let's see, well
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  this myth this mythical far right that's in Canada, right, that Trudeau's always
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  trying to terrify us with. Oh Trudeau, let us know by the way
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  that no parents that are worried about uh, you know, their teachers keeping
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  secrets about their kids, health in school, in about schools, so transitioning
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  their eight year olds or their six year olds at school and not selling the
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  parents. Trudeau's informed is that those those parents that are worried about that they're
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  far right, turns out they're all far right Nazis. Huh. I would
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  have just thought they were just concerned parents with extremely reasonable concerns. No,
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  no, Trudeaus, let us know, No, that's far right. That's
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  actually he's always he's always appealing to this idea that there's this this scary specter
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  of the American far right maga influencing everybody, you know, influencing parents,
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  misinforming parents, you know, who should want schools to be transing their kids
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  without their knowledge. You don't want to be far right, do you?
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  As was the case with Stephen Harper, some not all in the media to
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  test Pierre Polly. If they do, they make it clear you can hear
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  it in the tone when they ask the questions, and as in the two
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  thousands, they will go to great lengths to try to discredit him. It
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  worked fairly well in twenty thirteen, twenty fifteen. What we face is the
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  reality that common sense is not so common liberal NDP supporters tend to believe the
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  government will pay for and fix the problems. From that perspective, it's impossible
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  to see that the government created and is the problem exactly. I love it
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  when they pulled out the experts, the experts, but then have a mouthful
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  of teeth when pressed. You know, the word expert has been It's taken
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  a real beating the last few years, hasn't. It doesn't seem to mean
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  what it used to mean.