THEY’VE COMPLETELY LOST IT

Canadian sovereignty. That is a loaded

statement, a loaded term, and something

that means something different to

everybody else. If you ask somebody from

the Elbows Up crew, it means we need to

withstand the United States. If you ask,

I don't know, a normal Canadian what

that means, it means Canada be able to

stand it two feet, be able to use the

resources it has at its fingertips to be

able to stand alone.

But nonetheless, on this Monday,

Canadian sovereignty has been coming

back into the question yet again from a

variety of different angles. And today,

we're going to be discussing all that

and the strange development that it is.

And we need to be aware and take and

acknowledge all these indiv all these

different entities and all these

different countries who want to take

what we have. It's incumbent upon us as

Canadians to say no and to fight back.

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get into our first story, shall we? This

has been just utterly slow walked,

dripped ever since Carney got into

power. He's been and him him and his

media buddies been trying to just maybe

just slowly leak it into the Canadian

culture because, hey, let's see how it

goes. I did a whole campaign saying,

"America sucks. We're going to be

sovereign forever." It's hard to do

that. and then turn around saying, "Oh,

should we join the EU and give up our

sovereignty?

Should we do that? I don't know. Is that

a good idea?" Well, again, this is

probably the third or fourth time since

Carney became prime minister that they

are now putting this sentiment out. We

see this from CTV Canada in the European

Union poll suggests broad openness to

the idea. Oh, is there broad openness to

the idea? Oh, is there new polling

suggests

very operative word there? A majority of

Canadians think Canada ought to explore

joining the EU at a fraught time for

geopolitical relations. A survey of

4,000 people conducted by Spark

Advocacy's polling arm in March found

that one in four respondents thought it

would be a good idea for Canada to

formally join the economic and political

block of European Union uh nations. A

further 58% indicated it was a proposal

worth exploring further while the

remainder felt it was a bad idea. Sparks

chief strategy officer Bruce Anderson

who again really hates Pol says the

survey suggests Canadians are

increasingly open to finding ways to

buck Canada's reliance on the US after

more than a year of tariffs under US

President Donald Trump's second

administration. So you catch that.

People are looking for different ways to

buck through reliance on the US. So we

want someone else to be our daddy.

We are a nation of children. We are a

nation of children. No one has the Oh go

to want to stand on their own. No, no,

no. We need somebody else. Okay. U we

can't rely on USA anymore. So China,

maybe we can just pony up with you. EU,

could we pony up with you? How about you

start being adults and I don't know,

standing on your own because we have the

ability to do it. It's so funny.

Sovereignty, sovereignty, sovereignty.

Oh, we could be part of the EU. These

people are just first order thinkers.

They don't think through what they are

saying and what they believe. They just

hear what they see in the media. They

get fearful and just say, "Yeah, screw

Trump, but yeah, we don't need the US,

but we need the EU. What will the EU

give us? EU is as bad or more screwed up

than we are. What are they going to do

for us? They don't even know what's

going on over there right now." But hey,

alas, people are warming up to the idea.

The fact that they keep trying to

propagandize Canadians to get them to

want to join the EU is disgusting. And I

100%

am going to say no to that and just fly

in the face of any time they try to post

crap like this cuz it's clear has

nothing to do with Canadians. Has

nothing to do with doing what's best for

us. It's about control. How can we

centralize more control? Well, we've

seen our federal government tried to

centralize their power. It's like what

if we centralize more of it to the EU?

That's all this is. It's not there to

help you. It's not there to help

Canadians because we can stand on our

own if we truly wanted to. We have the

ability to do it. It depends if people

have enough courage to want to do it or

do you always need to look for another

daddy.

Canada has daddy issues. Tell you that

much right now. We need to start

standing on our own and being adults.

But again, this idea of sovereignty

keeps being brought up because I don't

know sovereignty. sovereignty. CBC

picked up on the story we talked earlier

on this our live stream this morning on

is the fact that oh shoot annexation

really isn't going to happen now. Uh

here's a minute and a half from CBC

talking about it. Donald Trump's threats

to annex Canada may have stopped because

of the president's deference to one man.

A new book is offering insight into the

role of King Charles. Julia Chapman on

this for us. And Julia, the book derives

the detail from an interview with the US

president.

>> That's right, David. This is a book

written by Robert Hardman, a British

journalist and royal commentator. Uh,

it's mostly about Queen Elizabeth II,

but it does also touch on King Charles.

And he interviewed President Trump back

in December, uh, speaking about his

relationship with the late Queen, with

the current king. He says the US

president asked him, uh, what he thought

about his plans for Greenland. He said

he disapproved uh and he said while

we're at it, leave Canada alone as well

or you or you'll make the king very

unhappy. Now Hardman says the response

that he got from President Trump was uh