Trump ENDS 51st State Threat — Carney’s Fear Campaign COLLAPSES

And all of a sudden, we've lost that

innovation. We've lost in some cases the

very people.

>> Uhoh, Carney's plan is falling apart.

Welcome back to Moose and Loose. My

name's David. Today, Donald Trump coming

out and saying he's not annexing Canada.

This is completely imploding Carney's

plan here. I'm sure they were thinking

about a majority government, a big

majority government having an election

in three or four months. And now that's

probably been put into question. We also

have a conservative blowing up this

Grace Bay plan up in Nunit. and what

it's really for. Got a bunch of other

stuff here. Let's jump into this.

Starting this episode off, we got a

bunch of stories being pushed around

this one. Canada in the European Union

poll suggests broad openness to the

idea. Why? They did a whole elbows up

campaign that we're going to be a

sovereign nation and now we're going to

join the EU. This is the dumbest idea.

Why wouldn't we be part of the country

that's the biggest economic force on our

continent as in America? You can't make

up this nonsense. If they really wanted

to join someone, it would be with

America. Of course, you know, you got

all the mainstream media pushing this

garbage. What happened to us being a

sovereign nation? Moving ahead, another

story. You saw it in the previous video

being pushed by the press that there's

up to 10 MPs currently in talks with the

Carne Liberals about floor crossing.

This is not democracy. This is just

bribery and corruption. And as this guy

here, Kyle, pointing out, at what point

does this become undemocratic? I mean,

clearly, if 10 more people cross the

floor, this is not democratic. We're

already at a point where we're having

more floor crossers than ever really

happens in a short period of time.

Moving ahead, we've got Mark Goldberg,

telecommunications consultant, founder

of the Canadian Telecom Summit, blasting

the government here for a CRTC security

certificate expired through the weekend,

still down for the third day. This is

embarrassing. He says, "This is the

agency that Canada expects to be

regulating the digital economy. How can

it credibly make performance demands on

service providers that it fails to

uphold itself? Not even close." And

we've got Embrandt following up here

with this showing $4 billion of shared

services Canada contracts for 2025

across,431

contracts. These guys can't even keep

their security certificates up to date.

This is a government website. Moving

ahead, we've got the Iran situation

heating up. Donald Trump laying it out

that by I believe tomorrow by 8 or 9:00

p.m. they have to open the Straight of

Hormuz or they're going to start blowing

up all their energy, electricity,

infrastructure. And so Iran's come out

with a 10-point response here. The

senior US official describes the Iranian

response as maximalist and said it is

not clear if it would allow progress

toward a diplomatic solution. We've also

got Iran foreign minister saying the US

pilot rescue mission, this is a mission

to go get a US pilot. Apparently there

was two or three American jets that were

shot down. They did get one of the

pilots, but apparently one of them was

still down on the ground. And then the

Iranian minister saying that this may

have been a cover to steal enriched

uranium. Got Robert Fe from the Glob and

Mail posting this. More Canadians

willing to serve in armed forces during

major conflict. Poll suggests as

Bradshaw says willing, they're not even

really signing up sounds like a liberal.

Who wants to fight for Canada right now

when Carney is ripping us off? Why would

we fight for the country right now?

That's how sad things are. No one wants

to fight for an uninspired, horribly

corrupted, conflicted leader. Moving

ahead, we've got Donald Trump dropping

his bid to annex Canada over respect for

King Charles. So, originally this

dropped on the Telegraph. First, we'll

just show you what they're putting on

global news here. US President Donald

Trump's erratic foreign policy agenda

has left large swaths of our country

feeling uneasy. And while many don't

view military action against Canada as a

realistic possibility, new Ipsos polling

done exclusively for Global News shows

how Canadians feel about our armed

forces in the hypothetical event of a

military invasion.

>> This is so ridiculous. They're paying

for polling data on how many people

think America is going to invade Canada.

This is how dumb this is. This is

propaganda to scare Canadians and it

worked.

>> The percentage of Canadians who have

dismissed the prospect of a military

invasion and the percentage who still

view military action as a realistic

possibility.

>> We found about half of Canadians said

that they don't think that it's

realistic that the US would ever attack

Canada. Uh but we did find some really

interesting demographic differences. We

found that um women uh were more likely

to think that the US was was going to

possibly attack and Gen Zed were more

likely. On the on the flip side, it was

the boomers and and men uh who were more

confident that the US wouldn't be

attacking. But it, you know, it is to

sum this up, half of Canadians are

scared that America, Trump is going to

invade Canada. And this is no surprise

because that's what the split was in the

polls with liberals and conservatives.

People got scared. People got

bamboozled. And now Carne is tanking our

economy and getting rich in the process.

>> About 50/50. And and that's a number

that I think had we asked this question

even a year ago would have been closer

to 8020 or even 9010.

>> This is so ridiculous. So there's a

little bit more polling data here

further on. So they've got it here. 37%

of Canadians believe they we could

defend ourselves. 77 believe that NATO

would come to our defense. Are are you

kidding me? Looking at the data that you

collected too, how many Canadians would

be willing to join a training program or

even fight in the event of an invasion?

>> Well, we didn't uh find a tremendous

amount of uh support there. Although,

you know, I think it was around 43% that

said that they would be willing to do

that. And when you think about the

number of Canadians who are able-bodied

and uh would be able to serve, you know,

that's not too bad. What we see is uh

really willingness to to serve um in

hypotheticals is lower than perhaps it

would be in an actual situation. I'm

sure another factor in all of this would

be leadership. What did Canadians say

about which leader they would trust most

to handle a military threat from the US?

>> Well, on this measure that Canadians

feel more comfortable with the prime

minister than they do with Mr. Polyv. Uh

Mark Carney,

>> this is just wild that the prime

minister that gaslights and is using

fear propaganda against his own citizens

is the one that Canadians trust.

>> Got better marks on this issue by by a

significant margin. Um and you know that

is possibly reflective of the fact that

Mr. Carney is currently the prime

minister and uh recently made a speech

in Davos which which got widespread uh

>> oh please the speech in Davos. So yes it

is true he'll get a bump at just being

prime minister period. This is the kind

of garbage that people watch.

>> Mr. Polyv tends to be seen as better

able to manage things like affordability

and and crime. But on this particular

issue uh Mr. Carney is the leader that

Canadians feel would be best able to uh

respond to any potential invasion by the

United States. So you heard that there.

Polyv better on the economy, cost of