Trump Just Signaled a MAJOR Alberta–U.S. Partnership!

Now, a major province is considering

separation. That's how well things are

going up north.

>> And by the way, when you take away that

artificial line that looks like it was

done with a ruler, and that's what it

was. Some guy sat there years ago and

they said, "Brah."

>> Well, when you take away that and you

look at that beautiful formation, there

is no place anywhere on in the world

that looks like that. America's been a

very reliable and positive partner for

Alberta

and we think that's a great relationship

and we should continue that relationship

and grow it. If Alberta were to be

independent, it could pretty much be

assured that America would still want to

buy all that oil no matter whether

Alberta was independent, sovereignty

association, remained a province. Let's

say the vote is a yes vote,

>> which I mean we

>> didn't% in Quebec. Quebec 1995.

>> We track this. My view on this is uh

Danielle Smith is standing up for her

constituents. She's going to bring more

wealth, more jobs, and more prosperity

to Alberta. I think they're what we

would call a donor province. Uh they

send more money to Ottawa than they than

what they get back. Alberta,

pretty much the last free corner of

Canada and the one place in the country

that hasn't completely lost its mind.

And guess what? Ottawa hates that. Of

course, the feds are desperate to drag

Alberta into the same mess the rest of

the country is drowning in. But here's

the twist. Alberta is the one province

that can actually lead the West out of

this disaster. Saskatchewan's itching to

follow, but Alberta's got to lead the

way. And of course, the critics are

already screaming. Funny how the people

who oppose freedom always seem to be the

ones who never want regular folks to

prosper. But this time, it's different.

This movement isn't fading out after a

few months like before. No, no. Support

is climbing. The latest survey now shows

that 45% of Albertans want independence.

That's nowhere near fringe anymore.

That's nearly half of the province

saying we're done with Canada and

they're pushing for independence. So,

let's dive in.

Danielle Smith recognizes it. She she

talks about it. I think she just put out

a post this week from Syria Week. Great

conversation with our Secretary of the

Interior and our Secretary of Energy.

You know, we want to ship 2 million more

barrels of oil per day to the US.

America's been a very reliable and

positive partner for Alberta

and we think that's a great relationship

and we should continue that relationship

and grow it. It's a very interesting

approach to the Trump administration.

Here's why we're really really good and

why you should consider us moving

forward. That's a pretty I from our

perspective that's a pretty good

approach to our trade team uh and to the

president. I should tell you she's being

called a traitor for having that kind of

a constructive raore with the US. A lot

of u authoritative pundits and even

other politicians have said by not

pricking back at President Trump by uh

trying to be constructive, she has sold

the country out. What would you say to

them that they can say whatever they

want? You know, my view on this is uh

Danielle Smith is standing up for her

constituents. She's going to bring more

wealth, more jobs, and more prosperity

to Alberta. And I think when you bring

jobs and prosperity and wealth to

Alberta, I think what we I think they're

what we would call a donor province. Uh

they send more money to Ottawa than they

would than what they get back.

>> Well, like I said before, Alberta and

Saskatchewan will not be denied. The

days of just going with the flow and

hoping for the best outcome are over.

These two provinces are united in

standing up to the woke liberal

government out in Ottawa and they're not

taking no for an answer anymore.

Particularly when it comes to the

development of their oil and gas

industry. You see, for the longest time,

the Liberal government here in Canada

has made it its mission basically to

eradicate oil and gas in the name of

implementing some sort of imaginary

green utopia. in a country of course

where temperatures are unbearably cold

for six months out of every year. As a

result of this, the Canadian government

has caused enormous damage to the

economies of both Alberta and

Saskatchewan for well over a decade,

affecting millions of livelihoods and

people who call these two provinces

home. But the West has had enough and

they're taking matters into their own

hands.

>> What we're talking about tonight is

Ottawa over. Do you want to hear the

answer? Ottawa overt taxing us. I

mentioned that at the beginning of the

evening that they we our our our program

costs are 70% of all tax dollars. We

only collect 40%. Ottawa collects 60%

and then they use political means to

transfer it. Alberta year after year has

20 to2 billion dollars that is siphoned

out of our system to go to Ottawa so

that it could be spent mostly in Quebec

but also in other places that vote

liberal.

>> Now for simplicity sake let's compare

ourselves to our neighbor to our north

Canada. In 2015 they got Justin

Trudeau's version of progressive

governance and we got Trump's populism.

And even with the Biden interregnum

America has surged past them. Start with

income. Americans are dramatically

wealthier than Canadians. And the gap

that's only widening. Even Canada's own

press has to admit that Canada on

average is poorer than, wait for it,

Alabama. Well, they're not tied with

Alabama. They're behind Alabama. Same

population as Alberta. But lower employ

unemployment, stronger industry, and

more production in Alabama. Today, we

learned that Mercedes-Benz is investing

$4 billion in the state with more than 7

billion planned. across US operations.

Wow. So, Canada's losing jobs to the

deep south of America. The same deep

south, by the way, that snoody Canadian

elites love to look down on. And

Canada's response is apparently to sell

out to the communist Chinese. They're

opening their automobile market to

Chinese EVs at preferential rates. What

could go wrong? Canada has gone from

declaring China as their biggest

security threat to this. I believe the

progress that we have made in the

partnership

sets us up well for the new world order.

The Canada most of the world knew about

which was a country known for its

safety, high standard of living, strong

middle class, and respected around the

world no longer exists. Thus, the

unfortunate but self-evident reality

many Canadians are forced to contend

with nowadays.

Out of all Canadians, few are more

understanding of this situation than

Albertans. The population of this

province has seen the writing on the

wall for at least a decade. While most

of the rest of Canada has been willfully

marching into their own demise by

electing and reelecting the people

responsible for the country's decay,

Alberta, as well as Saskatchewan, have

rejected socialism overwhelmingly every

chance they get. The unfortunate thing

is in Canada, the system was designed to

do what it does regardless of what

Alberta or Saskatchewan may or may not

want. This has been the reality for over

a hundred years. And it seems that

finally a large enough group of

Westerners have had enough and are ready

to break the chains.

>> And on the immigration front, their

problem is even worse than ours.