Clinton Jaws - CBC 2024 Election Night - Highlights - This Is Priceless!

Episode Date: March 14, 2025

Election night 2024 CBC Highlights Priceless Reaction ...

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Starting point is 00:00:00 In America. Kamala, Kamala, you're fired. Get out of here. I mean, yeah, she's going to win 2024, you know. It's a new day in America. Clinton Jaws, you have to watch this. But subscribe, please. It's the only thing I care about. CBC. Canada reacts to the American election, and it is priceless.
Starting point is 00:00:22 You're not going to believe the words that come out of these Canadians' mouths. Let's watch. CBC government-funded Justin Trudeau give CBC over a billion dollars every year to stay afloat. And in return, they talk nice about him. In America. Kamala, Kamala, you're fired. Get out of here. I mean, yeah, she's going to win 2024. You know, it's a new day in America. I think of Trump was where I'm big trouble.
Starting point is 00:00:50 Big trouble. Is that Trump looks visibly tired. We're hoping no violence. My supporters are not violent people. That, you know, their gut is that this is going to go her way eventually, no matter how long it takes. Yeah. Nautious optimism. Officials are saying that they are seeing overwhelming turnout, and that is good news for Democrats, where she brought out celebrities, musicians, Oprah Winfrey, Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, and so forth.
Starting point is 00:01:14 Who knows Ricky Martin? Anybody know who Oprah Winfrey is anymore? Authorities say that these bomb threats at polling stations are coming from Russia. Many women we spoke to are going with Harris. It's in fact, I think, the closest race that we've seen, according to the polls, since the 1970s. Donald Trump, to a large extent, outsource the turnout operation to Elon Musk's super PAC, which is generally not what you want to do
Starting point is 00:01:39 because that's the kind of thing you want to have control over. And that's the Square Garden thing matters in the end. Watch your sense. I mean, a high Latino turnout in Pennsylvania, good or bad for the Republicans. I mean, high Latino turnout would be good for Democrats groups. There is no question that is a good. good thing for Kamala Harris. And the Georgia's going for Harris.
Starting point is 00:01:57 May very well go for Harris. And I think that is North Carolina. A definitive win in Georgia this time, obviously. I think women are going to reject Donald Trump. Why wouldn't we? For a lot of reasons. Tons, which? For a lot of reasons.
Starting point is 00:02:11 What? They're not going to vote for Donald Trump. I think when all of the votes are tabulated, you're going to find that she does extraordinarily well in the African-American community. She's doing very well in Georgia right now where, So the idea that somehow Donald Trump was going to get a meaningful percentage of the African-American vote, I think, was a myth. The margin tonight in the electoral college is going to be sufficiently significant on the Harris side.
Starting point is 00:02:40 This guy's good. That any whining about it will be comical. Yeah, I voted for Trump. He's a businessman. And he's a little dirty. The little bit of dirty. And I think that's what we need right now. Russia, we, the United States, have identified Russia as a significant potential threat to election interference.
Starting point is 00:03:02 And we are, in many places, we will be unlikely to have a complete result tonight. It may not happen tonight. Again, it was Saturday, 1130, you know, in 2020. We will have some work to do if President Trump wins. And I hope in this election, the hope of Kamala Harris, campaign that hope wins out over hate. Breaking for the Democrats, early voters saying, yes, I've already voted, and they're far more likely to be Democratic voters.
Starting point is 00:03:35 I hope not, but I expect it. We'll be tight, and I expect. There is a sense of energy and excitement, and it is just starting to build here at Howard University, David, with a senior Democrat. I don't want to, it's a source, I don't want to sort of get into too many details, but I I sort of asked this source, you know, in this moment, what's your gut saying? And the source said, well, you know, my gut is she's got it. And in Vermont, Kamala Harris.
Starting point is 00:04:02 He sounded tired today. He sounded kind of worn out. He didn't have the same bluster. And I agree with you. He looked more tired. There was a certain darkness to his, to his campaign. Donald Trump is also now the projected winner in Indiana. Kamala Harris is a very good chance of holding on to those blue wall states, which will determine the outcome.
Starting point is 00:04:22 election and that will be Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. We have a ton of college students, young voters, waiting in line across, around the block in order to vote. So this isn't just anecdotal. This is like empirical evidence. We may not know the final result tonight. Generally speaking, when American people come out and express their will, the Democratic Party wins.
Starting point is 00:04:44 We always win the popular vote. As Thomas Harris says, when we fight, when we go out there, we're going to win. Is there something you're hearing and seeing today that worry. you. Frankly, I'm racking my brain, but no. I think the empirical data has looked fantastic. One thing that I also want to point out is that the floating pile of garbage remarks has really reverberated around America. We have 400,000 quarter weekends in Pennsylvania alone, and Trump managed to anger. All of them. People are just really mad. Latino Americans are galvanized. They showed up today. I haven't heard a single person downing the outcome of the election.
Starting point is 00:05:19 I think people think we have it in the bag. It's actual data. North Carolina, a state that a Democrat has been won since Barack Obama. So clearly, he's feeling vulnerable to there. Does you have to be that close? I think we have a real shot and win in every single batterground state. West Virginia. 90 to Donald Trump, three to Kamala Harris.
Starting point is 00:05:38 There are no surprises on that board yet. Nothing has happened. This is one of the tightest races the Americans have ever seen. Adrian, I don't know if you can hear it, but it is an absolute dance party here. People are line dancing. They're expecting more than a thousand students and staff. If Kamala Harris wins, it is easier.
Starting point is 00:05:59 It is easier for Canada because they know that it will be kind of predictable, normal sort of governing. We'll still have a war, but it's a lot easier for us. Donald Trump is volatile. That is part of what his strategy is. Well, we have been really excited about the momentum going into election day. This has been an unprecedented campaign by every measure. You have a candidate who came in late, who galvanized the hearts and minds and spirits of the American people, got a lot of energy, enthusiasm, created momentum, and kept going. The Harris campaign has not had any gaps.
Starting point is 00:06:36 It's been flawless. But remember, 57% of women rejected Donald Trump in the last election. And I do believe that now there will be more women rejecting Donald Trump and certainly white women and white conservative women. And the same amount of men reject Kamala. So do they balance it? There are no surprises there to the results part at the bottom of the screen. We've seen a little bit of a bump there for Donald Trump. It's a little bump.
Starting point is 00:06:58 So far, no surprises on the board. And of these four swing states, Donald Trump only leading in one right now. Here's the surprise, Ohio. And you can see it's pretty close, but a lead for Kamala Harris. But keep in mind, traditionally in Ohio, the mail-in votes and advance votes are counted first. And historically, at least, that does favor the Democratic. So this is very tight. Prime Minister Christia Freeland for joining us.
Starting point is 00:07:22 We appreciate it. Both. Oh, no. Candidates, for example, have said that they will use the review of the new NAFTA to make it better for the United States. I can't listen to her. The scariest woman in Canada is going to speak. Prime Minister Christia Freeland for joining us. We appreciate it. Both of these candidates, for example, have said that they will use the review of the new NAFTA to make it better for the United States.
Starting point is 00:07:46 So, you know, you have to wonder, what is the distinction between the two for you? And I have heard a lot of people talking about their anxiety on your show. And so I do just want to start by saying, I know a lot of Canadians are anxious. But I really want people to be reassured. And I want Canadians to know that no matter what Americans choose tonight, Canada will be just fine. I would even say more than fine. Canada is going to support Ukraine for as long as it takes. And I have real confidence that Ukraine is going to succeed.
Starting point is 00:08:25 And that Putin is going to fail and he will lose. He's going to lose. And I want Canadians to hear that. And for Ukrainians who are listening tonight, I want them to know Canada is your friend today. And Canada will be your friend tomorrow. A little bump up for Donald Trump there. Don't think that that means that this is a night where Trump is steamrolling.
Starting point is 00:08:45 to a win. Is that we've seen Trump go out ahead with a big lead, but this is what they refer to in Georgia as the red mirage. Watch for that lead of Trump initially to shrink. Well, the fact that it's really early right now, I mean, we're not seeing anything that is super significant. And now there's a two and a half hour line. So when you think about who is really banking on turnout, it's always going to be the Democrats in that ground game of Getting voters to the polls on Election Day really tends to signal that more Democrats are enthusiastic and excited, especially when it comes down to young people. A little bump. You just saw a bump.
Starting point is 00:09:24 151 for Donald Trump. So, you know, this number can be misleading, particularly for a Canadian audience who looks at that and says, look at that, overwhelming need for Donald Trump. But for the most part, it reflects what we were expecting. That Vice President Harris will win in a close election. The Donald Trump would win both of the Dakotas, and indeed he has. He's 154 electoral votes. No big surprises.
Starting point is 00:09:48 No big surprises. Some states are... He believes they are from Russia. I'm telling you that women are really frustrated that Donald Trump has gone around bragging about how he... He's essentially created a nationwide... or attempting to create a nationwide bet on abortion by getting rid of row. And it's really going to play out with women. But if that's... That would be a tie.
Starting point is 00:10:08 That would be a tie. It is way too early to have the tie conversation. So if that trend continues... This guy. We're not looking at just victory. We're looking at a wipeout. A wipeout? When the polls are showing things are so close, I mean, but a wipeout is pretty confident.
Starting point is 00:10:23 And Trump will receive more electoral college votes than he received in 2016. How old are you? You're with a young republic. I'm 28. You're 28. So you're right in that age group of men that Donald Trump, and even younger than you, that Donald Trump was trying to get to come out in big numbers as part of his pitch going on the Joe Rogan podcast, Young, Low for Pensity Voters.
Starting point is 00:10:43 What is it about Donald Trump? that a 28, you're willing to go out and vote for him for a third time. There's a lot of young men in this bar. Well, I mean, I saw a man who thought his life was going to end, with blood running down his face, who thought he was going to die, struggling against his security to tell Americans to fight on. We see that. And then you look at Kamala Harris, who runs away from interviews
Starting point is 00:11:06 and has to go do an S&L skit, right, whose first interview is the nominee, she needed Tim Walts to hold her hand and protect her. That's not inspiring to anybody, least of all, anybody that wants to achieve anything. Adrian, the vibe has completely changed. About an hour and a half ago. Straight up nausea. Wow.
Starting point is 00:11:27 That's not good. I do think that that is the concern, that a second time with Donald Trump will be very different and perhaps bolder, let's say that than he was the first time. But famously, everybody in his inner circle says he's, unfit for office that he's a menace to the country. Former, his former inner circle. Yeah, good point. But like what do you make of that? It's consistent from them. What do you make about it out loud? Because there's something about the nasty that isn't really fun anymore. I was interested in what you said about some people will be comforted when he's surrounded by someone like Elon Musk. I'm not sure that lands as a
Starting point is 00:12:06 comforting thing everywhere, especially I would think in the United States with with Musk's relationship with defense contracts in the U.S., but also his relationship with Russia and China and connections, that has to be complicated. I think tens of millions of Republicans and others would say that Yon must single-handedly, you know, save free speech by buying Twitter and allowing it to not be censored. It's all right. It is, wow. Perhaps the polls will be right at the end of the day that this is very, very close.
Starting point is 00:12:42 Nothing is a surprise. who said her husband was drifting away because he couldn't envision a woman as commander-in-chief. All these did. Everybody has their own anecdotes. And I don't, you know, is that a factor here? Still early guys. I don't know. Is it? What do you think? I don't know. We know that it was for Hillary Clinton. I mean, we actually have results on that way. If it's a Trump White House and if the Senate goes Republican, you know, not to get too far ahead of our skis. When it goes Republican. When it goes Republican.
Starting point is 00:13:17 You know. They're blaming Russian actors, bad actors for disrupting the election. What is it about Donald Trump that gives you that comfort? Because, you know, up in Canada and in Europe, they look at Trump, they're a little bit worried about how he is, about issues of global security and cooperation with allies. No, we're not. Quite the opposite.
Starting point is 00:13:39 What is it that makes you comfortable that he'd be a good commander-in-cheat? Colonel Eric Golden. Goldie. Goldie. I'm sorry. Thank you. Thank you very much for speaking. Adrian, back to you.
Starting point is 00:13:49 It's hard to hear here in this far. There's a lot of happy Trump supporters. Back to you in Toronto. 1.95 to Donald Trump. 91 to Kamala Harris. Yeah, you know, I spoke earlier today to Milwaukee's Mayor Cavalier Johnson. He does expect Kamala Harris to win. They have shot way up to between 85 and 90% in all the different various markets.
Starting point is 00:14:09 Polymarket. Donald Trump has never ever claimed. ever claimed defeat around anything, even as a guy who has filed bankruptcy six times, right, who has been held liable for sexual assault. Like, he has never claimed defeat. So there isn't a margin of a convicted felon. Right, he's a convicted felon. So there isn't, you know, the thing that makes me fearful, a fear of the violence in the streets around it, especially for those of us who are black and brown people in the United States. And so that is something I, you know, appreciate the way that you say that there are a lot of people. And there are a lot of people.
Starting point is 00:14:42 who believe that he's going to win. And when we talk about the betting odds and the belief, that's the thing that makes those of us who actually broker in like real facts and data concerned. Because people's attitudes and opinions about what they believe that are based in nothing other than someone's attitude and lies about something being rigged that aren't really true,
Starting point is 00:15:03 end up having like really fatal consequences for a lot of minorities in the United States. Oh, it gets better guys. Because it incites people to take their attitudes about what they think think should have been and go out and act upon them even though they're not reality. And so I am starting to feel a little bit nervous. You know, when I walked in here earlier today, I was feeling super excited. The prospect of having the first woman president is just kind of amazing to me.
Starting point is 00:15:29 And if Kamala Harris does not pull it off? I won't baby. I don't really have words for that right now. I will be devastated. I probably will cry. In 201 for an electoral. college votes for Donald Trump. The one prediction we've been absolutely right about, it's really close. That's close. I knew that's where you might not have been rigged at the ballot box, but they did suppress a laptop that would have changed votes. Yeah, that happened. They did change voting rules all over the place. It's not spread misinformation on air. That's not true. What? Misinformation. Zuckerberg admitted that Facebook suppressed stories about Hunter Biden's laptop before the 2020 election. YouTube limited the spread of Hunter Biden laptop.
Starting point is 00:16:12 story before the 2020 election. Who's the one spreading misinformation? Absolutely true. We have public polling for it. That's not true, which is why there's been no litigation around it and no one's been held liable for that. There's been absolutely no election. I'm talking about a media narrative story. The question that you're asking is one that I've been catching a lot of heat for answering on air. And we've been talking about this in the last week or two. You're talking about the propaganda campaign and the playbook of Trump. This is not new. This is not surprising. This is directly out of Hitler's playbook. This is out of an autocrat playbook.
Starting point is 00:16:44 This is a way to, I mean, the things that Trump has done masterfully, frankly, is to get the entire, you know, to get a big part of the population. Canada. To believe that the game is rigged and to so distrust in public institutions and the free press. That is a tried and true playbook that we have seen time and time before
Starting point is 00:17:12 that has resulted in really disastrous things for society. And that is what's working. From the vantage point of this crowd, their candidate is very much winning. And you can hear, okay, this might be a sign, Adrian, because they turned up the music real loud. And on those two big screens, you are seeing Donald Trump drive from here,
Starting point is 00:17:35 maybe even five minutes with a kind of detail. This crowd, this crowd is starting to dance, Adrian. How can he not? I mean, they're waiting for Donald Trump to hit that podium and, you know, Donald Trump wins this. He would be only... Let's hope it's not to claim victory early because this isn't over yet. This has not yet been determined.
Starting point is 00:17:58 Far from over. A bit of a bump up there for Donald Trump. It is slowly morphing into what feels more closer to possibly a funeral. It's not there yet. It's not there yet. But the vibe has shifted. dramatically. Really upset. I saw one member of the Harris Walls team sort of sitting other staff members rubbing her back, people sitting looking anxious in the crowd.
Starting point is 00:18:22 And it's so tight right now here in North Carolina. So while this is tight and Donald Trump is certainly in the lead. And at the bottom of your screen, that's where the popular vote sits. And that is interesting. Keep an eye on the popular vote. This has been the most flawlessly executed campaign and modern history. especially given how truncated it was. Democrats double down and invest hard in the ground game where it matters and have boots on the ground, have enthusiasm, and get people motivated to move, right?
Starting point is 00:18:55 But really, that's how Trump started. That's how the Tea Party movement started, then the MAG movement in Trump. And then you have this other idea of like, let's make America great and go backwards, where America, you know, essentially the power structure in America was, you know, made up mostly of a certain kind of person, right? was a white power element to that. And you're seeing that play out in these elections, too. And so
Starting point is 00:19:17 I do think that we're at a tipping point where it's going to... That you shouldn't have enough time and shouldn't have enough runway to distance herself from Joe Biden. Right. Yeah. And again, I mean, not to sound like a broken record, we're not there yet. Like we're writing, we're writing a story that hasn't finished yet. But I think this is very, very premature because we don't know yet who's going to win this election. It's very... very, very close. We knew it was going to be very, very close to Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. And we won't know that, honestly, until three hours of the morning. Maybe.
Starting point is 00:19:51 A good night's rest, because the fight continues tomorrow and probably throughout the week. You're right. It's not over yet. There are lots of possibilities still out there, but right now for Donald Trump, it is looking really good. But it's not over yet. Why didn't they get their vote? Get your vote. Why didn't they get your vote? Well, the reason why I don't think Kamala got my vote is because I feel like everything she does is pretty phony.
Starting point is 00:20:17 I mean, I just watch her, and it's easy to realize that she really doesn't even know really what she's talking about. Young people have taken over. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. It is not over yet. Then we'll take us deep into the night, potentially into the next few days.
Starting point is 00:20:36 I did think that this would be a stronger night for Kamala. It's so far showing up to be. We may be on the verge of an era of global trade wars, because, of course, if the United States imposes tariffs on others, others will retaliate. And the second thing the president can do is cut off Ukraine and cost Ukraine the war. Get rid of the war? Cost of the war.
Starting point is 00:20:59 Well, certainly the wind out of the sales of the party here. Yes, yeah, I think there's still a path to victory for the vice president. Has anyone checked in on Nevada? Like, are they okay? Because there's nothing. Yeah, I think they're a little. Okay. Okay.
Starting point is 00:21:11 But as far as I know, we haven't seen results from there. And, Andrew, we're about to get a Fox News projection. Let's go. We flip the Senate. Fox News is just projected that the Republicans will gain control of the Senate. You will not be surprised to learn that here at a Trump watch party, Fox News is on every channel, and it is broadcasting on every speaker throughout this place, making it very difficult to hear.
Starting point is 00:21:38 So, Sam was very excited, screaming we flipped the Senate. I love these kids. election is mainly going to hinge on Pennsylvania, and right now it's not looking good for Harris. I think Trump's going to win. I'm pretty confident. I think he's going to win enough votes in California to win the popular vote. So Sam, you're involved with an organization called Young Americans for Liberty. Inflation has been so terrible. The cost of living. It's one of my top issues, because I want to be able to, you know, buy a house and raise a family. And thank you for letting me on. All right, Adrian back to you that. Sam Brown from Virginia.
Starting point is 00:22:12 Brown decision deaths for general in the popular vote and in the White House. We've got to wait for the official results a little bit longer. Oh yeah we do. Listen, thanks to Sam Brown there. A couple things. Two things here. Yes. Virginia has absolutely
Starting point is 00:22:28 gone to Kamala Harris. That is responsible for some of the bump you see down there. No one is calling the Senate yet. That may be coming very, very soon, but I appreciate that Sam's excited there and that Fox News has done it. But that's just a reminder of how we do this here at CBC because, you know,
Starting point is 00:22:46 like idiots. It's one of those things where you don't want to be known as a network that's always first for breaking news and never wrong for long. Always wrong. The character from Star Trek has something to tell you guys. Your earrings are out of this world. What are you going to say? I'm watching right now Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin.
Starting point is 00:23:04 That's a tough one. She was the first lesbian elected to the Senate. Oh no, the lesbian's going to lose. He has been there for many, many years. Arizona's actually looking good still with Ruth. Ruben Gallego, so we'll see what happens there that I think that we're missing. But what happens in Philly and how enthusiastic the Philly turnout is with what's left is really going to be, I think, a deciding factor here. In spite of all the things that Kamala Harris put on the table, the tax credit for children, the opportunity economy, all those things.
Starting point is 00:23:31 They just didn't see that because she was aligned with Biden, that there was a way there for them to get the help they needed from the economy. And I wonder whether that has been difficult. holds. Interesting how much both criticism and credit American presidents get for like gas prices and grocery prices. They have nothing to do with. That's right. They got nothing to do with gas prices? Carbon tax idiot stick. Starting to see the crowd really start to peter out. Behind me is sort of the main area. One thing that's certainly noticeable here. Who's that the other thing is there are these gigantic American like the size of a side of a house. They're gigantic part of the decorations here.
Starting point is 00:24:17 One of the prominent flags was slow. This is of a motorcade. It's West Palm Beach. Just moments ago, who is in that motorcade? That's tight. How can it be? How can it be? Presumably,
Starting point is 00:24:31 where are they going? Orders or Mar-a-Lago. I just want to ask you, Kevin, about J.D. Vance. I think, given his debate performance, and that really did seal it, I think. really did steal it, I think. Not according to CTV? And then he went.
Starting point is 00:24:44 I don't mean to be morbid, sure. He could be president before then. I mean, Trump is 78, I think. Good God, man. Again. You're gonna die before him. For that, but that's who we may be seeing tonight
Starting point is 00:24:58 is president, J.D. Vance, in the not too too distant future. I mean, well, Donald Trump seems to be able to survive anything. So I wouldn't put it fast him to go another four years. So CBC News is now ready to make a state call. That is that Donald Trump will win Georgia, and it's 16 electoral votes. That pushes him closer to winning the 2024 election. You'll remember declaring victory would be premature again at this point.
Starting point is 00:25:33 So close. But it feels like it's getting closer. Yeah, so close to victory. Thank you all. See you. Get out of here. He said no sign of Kamala Harris coming. tonight you will not hear from Kamau Harris tonight i think that that's the right move is i wouldn't say super too close to call but there's absolutely no call and so what is it for her to say at this point
Starting point is 00:25:57 um i think that you know we all said we weren't going to have anything definitive at least tonight going into tomorrow and that's what it's going to be numbers like boy have the crowds ever thinned out Bye, bye. At Howard. It's late. It's late, girl. I've heard. I just told him to go home.
Starting point is 00:26:12 It's one o'clock in morning. He just told him to go home, but it is, it is high. And the fact that Detroit isn't in in Michigan is also, you know, another thing. It's, it's one o'clock in the morning now. You're not going to believe what she says here. One of the biggest fears that I have had and will continue to have around the Trump presidency is that he is a bully and he is vindictive. Yeah, well, your father's a whore.
Starting point is 00:26:35 We're actually in Novi, Michigan. She gets excited. She gets excited here, then scolded. Just called Pennsylvania. This is the response. Just cold pence. She has a seat. She's going to enjoy it. They smarting her up, though. So it's only Fox News so far, just for whatever it's worth, Susan, that's called Pennsylvania. We certainly haven't called it yet. Susan. Not that it's not coming, but not yet.
Starting point is 00:27:05 But that's what they've been reacting to here this evening is Fox News calling the states. So I appreciate we are not calling Pennsylvania. Sorry for getting excited. This is the reaction to the other states that have been called for Donald Trump. Because I do think it's important that people know that while there were very public insults traded between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau, they do have a functioning relationship. They do have a great relationship. Trump just asked him to be the governor of the 51st state. Canada.
Starting point is 00:27:43 Comedians, you know, opening insult joke was going to change the whole campaign. I mean, they got to get serious. Well, there may not be many left after Trump decides he's going to round them up and deport everybody. I mean, this is the thing that, like, really gives pause. But is that not to Kevin's point? It's not a difference between illegal and legal? So I don't think anybody's illegal. Just here illegally?
Starting point is 00:28:04 Just here illegally is different than calling people illegal. But, you know, I'm just reminded of a time when there was authority. to have internment camps and to round up Japanese people. Oh, that's going to happen again. ...Japanese descent. Look out Japan. When you say I have a concept of a plan, but I'm going to just start mass deporting people,
Starting point is 00:28:22 what does that look like and what does that mean logistically? Those are the things that I'm really interested in, the first 100 days of really understanding what the plan is, right? You can't just go around and make these blanket statements. This is great. It is now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political things. Look what happened. Is this crazy? And ran a flawless campaign, frankly.
Starting point is 00:29:29 Well, there were clearly some flaws. It didn't work. No, that it wasn't any flaws. And Michigan, 62% of Latinos went for Donald Trump. Latinos. Which is a massive now. Jaw dropping. I don't, like, maybe they just didn't give her the right things to say.
Starting point is 00:29:47 I don't know. She needed things to say. Right. I mean, who would have thought this? Like, the degree to which he, ran the board. Winning the popular vote. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:29:58 To me, it's stunning. In that instances, I don't think that's hyperbole. That he believes that, does he not? To pay 2%. Of course he believes that. He's been... NATO. Canada refuses to pay their 2% bill. Pay your bills, bitch.
Starting point is 00:30:12 I'm saying the same thing for years now. And... The whole, we won't protect you if you don't. Don't deserve it. Well, that's in negotiating. I don't know that he wants global chaos to break out if a NATO country is attacked and he's not going to do anything to help. I highly doubt that because he's all about results.
Starting point is 00:30:30 You're about to hear the best line of the night. You know, I'm curious, what is the case for not paying 2%? These countries can afford it. Well, for the case of Canada, we'll talk about the current government. They would say we have social programs that we use for our citizens, pharmacare, dental care, other things. Cleanings. That's why they can't pay. Cleaning. Some elderly get free cleanings.
Starting point is 00:30:58 That's why we can't pay the bill. And if we can't choose to do this and that. So it is going on. Yeah, we can't do both. But that would be the government's argument. I'm not saying it's the right one. But it's a priorities thing. It's a choice.
Starting point is 00:31:12 And let's be clear, when Canada is neighbors to the United States, we totally take advantage of your military might. And the fact that if something happens, you know, you guys are not going to let. let us go up and smoke. That's, you know, so that's a factor, I think, as well. And a frustrating factor. That's how Canada thinks.
Starting point is 00:31:29 And has been a frustrating factor for the Biden administration too. Gross. Now that it's all over, I leave you now with the outcome. A playbook that we're all definitely going to see now. There are videos of the rallies going, everybody unslaid. People lost your minds over that. Wow. I don't know.

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