Carney’s Arrogance BACKFIRES as Pierre & Blanchet Deliver the COLD HARD TRUTH

He didn't have time to do the job that

he was elected to do on behalf of

taxpayers and now he suddenly got time

to to travel to India.

>> Is Carney the most arrogant politician

we've ever had in Canada? Welcome back

to Moose and Loose. My name is David.

Today, Mark Carney putting his arrogance

on full display. Just oozing it out all

over the place. Get this guy mop. Clean

him up. Pier Polyv absolutely hammering

Mark Carney. We also got Blanchett

hammering Mark Carney. Got some other

stuff here. Let's jump into this.

Starting this one off, we got table salt

posting this. Statistics Canada advance

results indicate that total

manufacturing sales in Canada have

decreased by 3.3% in January. This would

be the largest monthly drop in history

outside of the world event. Is this the

elbows up that Mark Carney's been

talking about? We've got this one from

Elon Musk. Restore Britain is already at

7%. So Restore Britain is their new

party to take back the country.

Essentially deport all the illegals. We

can see Restore Britain there already at

7%. They just started this party. So,

this is the UK's chance to have their

country again. I mean, they're already

too far gone, I think, but who knows?

Maybe they can have a chance once again.

And as they said, 10 days in, they have

7%. So, buckle up. We're going to see

something happen here in the UK. Moving

ahead, we've got Franco Terzano with

this one poll. 80% of Canadians oppose

the April 1st MP raise. You bet they do.

This is not just conservatives. It's

Liberals. It's NDP. It's probably more

NDP than Liberals, but there's no reason

for politicians to be getting raises

when things are so bad. They should have

results. It should be based on results,

how good things are going. With a

declining country year-over-year, it

should go opposite. There should be a

retraction in salary 10 or 15% every

year. And then once it hits a certain

point, then it's an automatic election.

And that party who just ran the country

into the ground should be void from

running in the next election. How about

something like that? So we see here net

support 13% of people 17% men, 9% women,

18 to 34. This group here is the most

uneducated about well the political

system. Net oppose 80%. It's kind of

basically split here. 76% 83% women. And

the age brackets here, 83 and 86% the

highest. You know full well that this

group here is all old stock

conservatives saying no more pay raises.

There was someone saying in here that MP

payraises are tied to inflation. Well,

if the government is increasing

inflation, then they're increasing their

salary. Thus, it doesn't affect them,

but it affects everyone else. That's why

the system has to be completely changed.

I think the conservatives need to come

out. Pier needs to come out and say no

pay raises across the board. This is

such an easy win. Like, I get it. They

probably want a pay raise. Everyone

wants a pay raise. But I mean, like,

this is such an easy win to say. I get

that the Conservatives or any other

party does have control over this, but

it sends a big message that they're for

the people. Optics do matter. Jumping

back to the house here. Finally, we have

Mark Carney and Pierre Polyv squaring

off once again cuz as we know, Mark

Carney's about to jet off to India and

Japan. He's actually bringing Matt Geru

with him. Mr.

>> Mr. Speaker, Canadians deserve good

quality healthcare. But after a decade

of this Liberal government, 6 million

Canadians do not have a family doctor.

Part of the reason is that mass out of

control Liberal immigration has

overwhelmed the system. And many of

those resources are going to people who

are here illegally and have been

rejected. There has been a 100, sorry,

the 1,000% increase in the cost of

providing deluxe benefits to many people

who are here illegally. Will the prime

minister reverse this policy, support

our motion, and put Canadians first for

healthcare?

>> The right,

>> Mr. Speaker. Yes, Canada is not America.

Yes, Canada provides essential health

care to everyone in this country.

>> It's amazing his first statement there.

Canada is not America. This guy's

invested 91% in America. Tim Hodgson is

an American. This is the one-two combo

here. Running Canada. Who are they

really in it for?

>> The increase in costs in this program

referenced in the opposition motion is a

result of the increase in applicants for

that program. Now, what has this

government done? This government has

taken back control of immigration. This

government has reduced uh the number of

temporary uh workers in this country by

50%, the demanders of uh asylum seekers

by one/ird and we're moder.

>> He's getting laughed out of the room.

You hear that? As soon as he announced

that there's just an outburst of

laughter from the conservative side.

What Carney's doing here though is he's

trying to steal more conservative

policies to look like he's doing the

things that people want. I think Pier's

got to come out here with a bigger

swing, saying 15% tax for all Canadians

across the board. do something big that

Mark Carney can't touch. Obviously, he

can keep pushing cutting the industrial

carbon tax because that goes against his

net zero agenda, but he needs another

big swing here. Mr. Speaker, the problem

is that this government is not taking

care of health care for the Canadian

people. 6 million do not have a family

doctor. 100,000 people died on waiting

lists since the Liberals unleashed out

of control immigration. There are

currently literally thousands of people

who are waiting for procedures as we

speak. And the prime minister claims

he's getting it under control, but it's

all an illusion. He's just another

Liberal. There has been a 3,000%

increase in refugee claims under his

outof control system. Will he reign it

in, support our motion, and put

Canadians first?

>> Right.

>> Mr. Speaker, I'm looking forward to

coming up to my oneyear anniversary as

prime minister.

and join that indeed.

>> Why is that something to stand and clap

for? If he said, "You know what? I've

cut poverty by 50% or something that's

worthy of clapping for." Him being prime

minister for a year is nothing. It's

just like that lady running for the NDP

saying that she's indigenous. Like, who

cares? What have you done?

>> During that time,

>> very much

>> during that time, non new refugee claims

during that time. New asylum claims have

gone down by onethird. During that time,

temporary stu students have gone down by

60%. During that time, temporary workers

have gone down by 50%. We have the

immigration system under control and

we're supplying the healthcare of

Canadians

>> here. Here.

>> No, they are not. So, he's bringing the

immigration down from whatever it was

450 500,000 down to 300 and whatever it

was 70,000 390 something like that. When

you're only building 250,000 homes a

year, and you're bringing in 390,000

people, and that's just immigrants, plus

all the temporary foreign workers and

students, it's well up into over 2

million, 2.5 million people. And while

not all those people will stay, a good

portion of them will stay. We're so far

behind our backlog of housing, it's not

even funny. So to make such a statement

that he's got control of immigration is

just absolutely ludicrous. Is

>> the system under control? Obviously,

he's just another liberal. He thinks

it's under control. when the cost of

deluxe supplementary benefits is up by

a,000%.

And the number of refugee claims is up

by 3,000%.

Meanwhile, under his leadership and

after 11 years of Liberal government, we

have 6 million Canadians who cannot find

a a family doctor. Will he get his take

his head out of the stand, vote for our

motion, and give Canadians back the

healthcare they deserve?

Mr. Speaker, 11 years I just got here.

The member opposite the member opposite

has been here his

>> Look at that. He's got that cheeky

little smile again. He's been here his

whole life. Look at his cheeky little

smile. He is so arrogant, this guy.

There's absolute madness in the house

here. Look at this.

>> I just I just want to remind the member

for Selkerk.

>> If you'll notice, they put Chris Dramont

on the front row. There he is. The guy's

giant. Surprisingly enough, I don't

think Matt Generoo is there. Unless he's

sitting next. I don't know who that is.

Oh, maybe that is Matt Generoo right

there. Maybe they put all these guys. Is

Michael Maw on the front row here, too?

Oh, he is. This dirty dog. Look at this.

They got Michael Maw, Chris Drammont,

and I think this is Matt Generoo. There

hasn't been any camera angle to show

him.

>> Mr. Speaker,

I just got here. The leader of the

opposition has been here his entire

career with one exception. Now, during

the time that Canada's new government

has been here, we have reduced uh asylum

seekers by onethird. We have reduced

temporary foreign workers by 50%. And we

reduce new students by 60%. And we are

putting in place in front of this house.

>> Thanks Pierre.

>> In C12 and C and C2 an ability to end

the abuse of the silent system. We look

for there somewhere.

>> The honorable leader of the speaker. The

prime minister may pretend he just got

here like he's a temporary foreign

worker or something. But in reality,

it's the same Liberal House leader, the

same Liberal finance minister, the same

Liberal justice minister who was the

immigration minister that broke the

entire system that are running it into

the ground today. And it's not just

healthcare that where there's two

tiered. Mr. Speaker, this prime minister

keeps in place laws that allow foreign

criminals who are visiting Canada to

have less time in jail after they commit

crimes. Will he get rid of the

two-tiered system so that we can lock up

serious criminals and then kick them out

of our country when they're done their

time?

>> The

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, I would

encourage in the spirit of the member

opposite question, support for C2 and

C12, which will help to address some of

these issues. That's the first point.

The second point, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Mr.

Speaker, when someone commits a crime in

this country, they should serve the time

in this.

>> We're here.

>> Instead, what do they serve as? Prime

Minister.

>> There's more pandemonia in here.

>> We need to restore order and fairness in

Canada's immigration system. And

Conservatives have a clear proposal to

end the two-tier health care system

where failed to silent claimants get

access to premium health care while

Canadians who have paid into the system

wait in overcrowded emergency rooms.

There is no reasonable justification to

oppose fairness for Canadian taxpayers.

So why are the Liberals voting to

protect a system that puts failed

claimants instead of in ahead of

Canadians?

>> Government, Mr. Speaker, it is very

interesting to us. The prime minister

outlined all of the ways in which

temporary Canadians, asylum seekers, and

others, those levels are going down and

going down quickly. But it's very

interesting to us that after a week away

to lick their wounds, the Conservatives

returned to Parliament and punched down

at some of the most vulnerable people in

this world, including on this most

solemn of anniversaries

a amputee child from Ukraine who comes

seeking health care in Canada that they

would deny that person.

>> This is disgusting here what McKinnon is

doing. amputee child from Ukraine using

this kid as a political prop if this kid

even exists. So him bringing up the

anniversary, it's the four-year

anniversary of the conflict with Russia

and Ukraine. And what did Carney

announce today

>> uh that we are um tightening um

sanctions uh including on the shadow

fleet, additional 100 vessels in

Russia's shadow fleet. This is the fleet

that effectively u uh facilitates

illegal uh exports of crude oil. Uh so

we're tightening that lifeblood uh from

the Russian economy along with our

allies. Also additional financial

sanctions, a lowering of the oil price

cap in um in coordination with the EU

and the United Kingdom. Uh in addition 2

million2 billion, pardon me, $2 billion

of additional aid. U there it is $2

billion more of Canadian tax dollars

going over to Ukraine. Why would he give

Ukraine so much of our money when we

need it so badly here right now? I get

it. They've got their conflict over

there and they have to sort that out.

America's given them hundreds of

billions of dollars at this point, too.

We can't bankrupt our own country to try

to save them. That's not a logical thing

to do for our own country. I mean,

that's ludicrous.

>> And do you think that your government

will support the conservative motion

today to like review the asylum

benefits?

>> I doubt that.

>> Why do you say that? Why do you doubt

that? I I I don't uh look the um uh

it is very

>> he just realized uh oh this makes the

government look bad as in they're not

even trying to work with the other

parties. He stuck his foot in his own

mouth before he realized it.

>> Revealing to me that um conservatives

went away for a week and tried to uh

think of an issue and the first uh thing

they think of is to punch down at some

very very vulnerable people.

>> They keep saying that. John Frasier said

that as well. They had a scrum and said

whenever possible we use the word punch

down and say vulnerable people. These

are just dirty tactics. They're trying

to manipulate Canadians minds and

obviously they know this works because

well look at the polling data. Canadians

are easily bamboozled by this nonsense.

>> Minister, what about Matt Generon? He's

going on this trip. What's what's his

role? What will he bring?

>> Yeah, look I have tremendous amount of

respect for Matt. We sat on the trade

committee for a number of years together

and so he's always leaned forward for

Canada. Anything comes up at committee.

I have tremendous working relationship

with him and so he's wellversed in the

economic side of things of course on the

security side of things as well and so I

I welcome uh any help on these trips and

it'll be nice to see him on the trip.

>> Is it a present for crossing the floor?

>> Absolutely not. He he brings much value

to the team. I've s I've seen that

firsthand at trade committee and so I'm

happy that he's coming along because we

can use the help. Thank you very much.

>> That's a lie. And I'm guessing the

Liberal Party is paying him $50 to

$100,000 extra per year for that

position. And that's why Chris

Dontrammont looks so pissed off

yesterday in the House of Commons

because he realized he got nothing. This

face here from yesterday. This is the

face of a guy realizing he got nothing

while the other guys are getting

something. Oh, we've got Bradshaw

posting this here. So somewhere in the

House of Commons, there was a quick shot

of Matt Generoo and there he is. This is

his body language. This is the face of

shame right here. This guy knows he just

threw his morals out the window. And

here we got Andrew Shear grilling Matt

Generoo.

>> Going on this crossworld trip.

>> Well, you have to ask him, you I mean,

here's a guy who said that uh he didn't

have time to do the job that he was

elected to do on behalf of taxpayers. Uh

now he's suddenly got time to to travel

to India. So, you'll have to ask him why

why he thinks that that's uh what his

taxpayers why his constituents uh want

him to do that.

>> You didn't seem to

>> Yeah, money speaks. That's why Matt

Jenner is getting something from Carney

from the Liberal Party. Next up, listen

to the block here. Carney is so

unbelievably arrogant. The sponsorship

scandal cost around $330 million. The

Quebec scandal 1.1 billion. The infamous

Phoenix, which is still not over, $5.1

billion. And Kurum has now gone from 1.6

billion to $6.6 billion. Is the prime

minister proud of presiding over the

worst financial scandal in the history

of Canada? The project started in 2017.

At that time, I was the governor of the

Bank of England. Number one.

Number two.

>> Look at this grease ball. This slimy rat

has to be thrown out of power.

>> All of the money was budgeted for,

including the $6 billion.

>> Even just his body language, you see his

little like just be gone, peasant. Be

gone, little peasant. This guy thinks

everyone is so much less than him.

>> Oh, it's not my fault, Mr. Speaker.

Well, in 2019, the Blabaqua asked for

there be a purchasing power adjusted

adjustment for retirees. And then after

that, there was the pandemic and

post-pandemic inflation, which made it

even harder for retirees to make ends

meet. Also, discrimination between

retirees over 75 and under. And now we

have Kurum, which is causing 85,000

retirees to have errors with their

checks. Does this prime minister realize

that his government has mistreated has

mistreated retirees? I'm sure there are

retirees in Talban who are wondering

that.

>> I like these examples that Blanchett

uses cuz they're very specific and it

puts Carney on the spot.

>> Mr. Speaker, we have strengthened

Quebec's health care system. Number one.

Number two, we have strengthened the

dental care system in Quebec. We have

strengthened Medicare, Pharmarmacare

rather, in Quebec.

>> Look at this arrogant posturing here.

this guy has got nothing. We've

strengthened this. We've strengthened

that. Blanchett gave him very specific

examples, talking points that he wanted

him to address and he's not addressing

anything. Just these arrogant motions

you see here.

>> Pharmarmacare rather in Quebec.

>> Look at this guy. He's so cavalier. His

arrogance is oozing all over the place.

He's getting to the point now where he's

been in the house long enough he just

doesn't care. The real car is coming

out.

>> Mr. Mr. Speaker, because Kurum is the

biggest financial scandal in the history

of Canada because retirees purchasing

power has been going down since these

Liberals, these are the others, they're

all the same. Given that this is the

case, will this prime minister who says

it's not his fault? Will he at least

cast light on the Kurum scandal and call

for an independent inquiry just like all

the others had their own scandals? The

right honorable prime minister, the

Kurum project has already been reviewed

by the public accounts committee

and by

>> he's reading it all off a sheet here.

Came with his pre-prepared notes.

>> The auditor general of them have

reviewed the project. Everything has

been budgeted for period.

>> Carney doesn't want to address any of

this stuff. His arrogance is

unbelievable.