Top CEOs Testify Against Mark Carney—“We're Being SACRIFICED!”

Yesterday, the prime minister released

yet another video that repeated the same

speech that he's been giving for the

last year about the US. He recycled the

same promises and reused the same old

lines. This time with a little more

dramatic flare.

>> Pierre Polyv did something that he

doesn't normally do and hasn't done in a

very long time. And the media was

certainly caught offguard by that.

Business leaders are currently

testifying about their frustration with

the Carney Liberals. But don't worry, he

did appoint a new council to deal with

that one. I'm Jasmine Lane. Like, share,

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down below. And according to a new poll,

Canadians want a new conservative

leader. Or at least that's what they

want you to think by the headline.

Carney is getting the kind of media

coverage that politicians can only dream

of or survive because of though it looks

like they're starting to call that out

too.

>> And what has Mark Carney done really in

a year on this? He hasn't held

negotiations in 5 months. The Mexicans

are going to be at the table formally

with the Americans any day. The only

talks that Mark Carney is doing are

YouTube videos uh where he's comparing

himself to Sir Isaac Brock and holding

up little figurines in his office.

>> Pierre Polyv participated in the press

scrum ahead of House of Commons

proceedings today which he has not done

in a very long time and normally doesn't

do. Mark Carney's done a few of them as

well. But uh yeah, he was on fire this

morning. He really was. It lasted nine

minutes which is exceptional. What is

Mark Carney's plan? What are his

intentions? Has Mr. Carney even stated

whether he wants to re renew USMCA at

all? He said yesterday trade with the US

is a big in his video he said trade with

the US is a big weakness. So does that

mean that he wants to end USMCA?

If he wants it renegotiated,

does he want a full overhaul, a few

tweaks? What are his demands? Has he

waved the right flag on getting rid of

the tariffs on aluminum, steel, autos,

and and lumber? Or is he still fighting

that fight? Does anybody know what Mark

Carney's plan is? I I I don't honestly I

I mean, does anyone anybody here know

what his plan is? you.

>> What is notable is that the US is by far

Canada's largest trading partner and the

USMCA or KUSMA as we call it here. It

underpins manufacturing, supply chains,

energy, exports, agriculture, everything

that is so very deeply integrated, built

over decades.

And we are already seeing Canadian

businesses relocating or expanding into

the US. We're seeing investment

uncertainty continuing to grow as well

as talent, especially young

professionals leaving. It's like

historically high margins of successful

Canadians leaving. And yet the Liberals

will frequently say, well, we have the

highest we have a historical amount of

foreign direct investment

of foreign entities buying Canadian

businesses. And then the people who

created those businesses are more often

than not just selling it off and living

rich or they're starting new businesses

outside of Canada because it's not worth

it for them here. That's not an

accomplishment. In a healthy society, in

a healthy economy to have high FDI on on

businesses buying Canadian companies, um

that's not inherently a bad thing. But

when you when you add it to all of the

other little points, the signal that it

sends is actually quite bad. And if

anything, you know, they want to say

that, oh, we're not dependent on the US.

Well, when the US is buying up Canadian

businesses because Canadian business

owners don't want them, can't afford

them, or are moving out of the country.

>> Windsor is reeling. A$ 16 billion dollar

industry in Windsor has just been

smashed with an in increased tariffs on

particularly mold making. Have you heard

Mark Carney even mention it? He was busy

waving around a figurine of Sir Isaac

Brock comparing himself to a a 19th

century war hero. And yet he doesn't

have a single word to utter about the

people of Windsor whose jobs are

hemorrhaging in light of these new

tariffs. He refuses to stand up against

these wrongheaded American tariffs. He's

done absolutely nothing on this file in

the last year other than use it to stoke

fear and distract from his catastrophic

failings here at home. Before shifting

gears a little bit here, I wanted to

highlight the press gallery and their

response to having such a lengthy

interaction with Pierre Polyv this

morning. I thought it was kind of funny.

What? What's going on?

>> We are still incredibly dependent on the

USA, which again in and of itself is not

inherently a bad thing, especially when

you have this massive source of revenue

that's helped your country immensely.

And then you're using that revenue to

increase capacity, increase your

exports, build the infrastructure. That

all of that is such a winning economic

move. Except we haven't done any of it.

>> Sorry. You're saying to me, Dan, that

you have push back in media circles

because you talk about the absurdity of

net zero, which has caused this arguably

the cornerstone of this crisis.

Incredible, isn't it? I mean, they don't

like net zero. They don't want me to

talk about it. They want to talk about

gasoline in a vacuum. I'm not prepared

to do that. And the first evidence that

they can't allow me to do that or that I

won't do that is the Canadian dollar.

It's never behaved in a way where it

hasn't been the petroy. Yeah, I think

that's what the election was for. To

your point, I'm not sure what we learned

in the video released yesterday. That is

fundamentally different from how this

government is approaching things uh now

and as they were in in April. So,

politics is about timing. Uh and I

wonder what the timing of this video is

supposed to indicate to people. Um there

hasn't been a marketked change or

development in the status of

negotiations between Canada and the US

since the prime minister took office.

Um, I would say yesterday's video

probably leaves Canadians with an

understanding that we're not any closer

to that than than maybe we were uh in

the fall or or sometime last spring. So,

so why now? My prediction uh is is

twofold. One, uh the prime minister is

reminding Canadians, to Bond's point,

everyday Canadians that uh Donald Trump

is to blame for all of Canada's

problems. I.e. even though I have a

majority government, I'm really not the

problem guys. Uh check south of the

border. Uh, and I wonder what it means

for next week's spring economic

statement. I do think that we're going

to see extraordinary spending. We saw

some comments from the IMF suggesting

that the debt to GDP ratio uh can

increase uh based on Canada's fiscal

position. I think the government's going

to take that ball and run uh and they're

going to use the uncertainty with the

United States as a backdrop for more

deficit spending.

>> I've said it before and I will say it

again. The same reason why Mark Carney

won the election is also probably why he

is going to be pushed out of Canada.

Because you do not pivot away from

geography, your largest trading partner.

You don't pivot away from a shared

border in which whatever your pivots are

are going to have massive implications

to that shared border. You don't pivot

away from integrated infrastructure,

cultural, and even legal alignment.

None of that is replaceable in even

decades if you really wanted to. So, I

don't think this is really an economic

strategy. I think this is political

positioning. And I'm willing to bet that