Ouvre ton jeu avec Marie-Claude Barrette - Christine Fréchette | Ouvre ton jeu en mode électoral avec Marie-Claude Barrette

Episode Date: September 7, 2026

Christine Fréchette, cheffe de la Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ)« Si je peux aider à ouvrir des portes pour d’autres femmes, ce faisant, tant mieux! »Dans le cadre de cette série spéciale « Ouvre ton jeu en mode électoral », Marie-Claude Barrette reçoit les chefs des principaux partis politiques québécois à l’approche de l’élection du 5 octobre 2026.À travers les questions d’Ouvre ton jeu, on découvre ce qui les a amenés à s’engager en politique.━━━━━━━━━━━00:00:00 Introduction00:12:25 Cartes vertes00:32:00 Cartes jaunes01:00:19 Cartes rouges━━━━━━━━━━━L'épisode est également disponible sur Patreon, Youtube, Crave et les plateformes d'écoute en ligne.

Hello, all the world. Welcome to Open Your Show, Editions Special, because we are in mode electoral. We have decided to launch the invitation to five chief

who's present at the election of the 5 October, and the five have accepted our invitation. So, it's a little different. Nive-Varer

rests of the questions of order personal. The level gender, it's some these mis in situations,

it are the same for the five chiefs, and the level rouge, it's more in relation with their

conviction political, the ange of their party political, and why we've decided to invite the

chief in campaign electoral for the exercise democratic, because we have this chance that, to have an

right of vote, to be able in the democracy, is that each person vote,

there's not person who has more than a vote. We are equal face

to vote electoral, and I hope that we're to be many to to run

to turn to as a time in the vote by anticipation than the day of the vote

the 5 October next. I see there certainly many many people who

have and also some people, and we know, we'll go to

get on the person on I said but we go we're

we're the port, they are like the people will choose the questions,

will choose the question to they'll to respond, obviously, I'll

choose one in the level ver and one in the level jones. If you

make the comments after each of each episodes, be respectful, because that all

what is not written, it's because I think that a debate political

is sane, it's sane, it's sane, to not think to be being

not, but we can't be able in the respect, with these

with with these expressions who are always respectful of the other. So it's

really our line editorial and we expect that that it provokes just a

exchange, a vision because you have like I said we have the right to

vote, we have the right to choose, we have this chance so. So I'm

really proud to be participate to this fashion to the campaign

electoral because personally I've already participated to the campaign electoral there's a few years and it's what I'm the most,

because these chefs these chefs are going to live these high, the bans, some issues with their militants, the angeo

with the electors, the angeo with the journalists, there are all sorts of things that's going to every year has its load

or some surprise positive or sometimes of surprise negative. So I've the more respect for

those and those who are who decides to and decide to go to front for these ideas, for the militants, obviously, because a party political, it's first the militants

who are the base, and the chef ported this message, that. So, today, we're no other than the Prime Minister of Quebec, Christine Frechette. So just for you make a little rappel of his parkour political, the 3 October 2022,

she is elude duputee of the circumscription of Sanguinet. she represents the Coalition Avene Quebec, so the KACC after that after that was, she was a minister

of the immigration, of the francisation and of the integration, Minister of the economy, of innovation, and of the energy, Minister responsible of the development

economic regional, and minister responsible of the metropolis and of the region of Montreal. After, at the departure,

sheleg, she brigge the course at the chepferi and she becomes chief April the last. So it's all recent. She's presentment

she's candidate in the circumscription of Three Reviors and the CAQ count 79 deputies presently

at the Assembly National. So personally I know not, Christine I'm a heart to

have to have to hear, I have to understand what she has to hear to

her place to the Prime Minister of Queenette. It's the first time

that I received a first Minister. So, well, well, welcome to open your question, Christine

Frischett. Thank you, Mary Claude Barrett. Very content to be there. Because I see, especially, you have an

hour absolutely who is congestioned, in a little a bit fool. How do you feel like in because it's the first time

that you have a campaign electoral in time in the chief? I'm very very well, I'm feeling

in fact, I feel like, I'm talking people, and it's very stimulating, the accue on the

terrain is really hyper positive. The people me say, we like this, the way you have, the way of the government, to make the

proposals, you're connected to these priorities of the people, so that I'm encourage, so,

so, yeah, ready for the suite, I'm to entaming the suit, the campaign electoral,

I've made a course of the chepferry, it's a good idea, but there, a campaign electoral,

it's other other thing, and there, you know, it's, you, it's, it's a course at the chepferry,

it's recent. And, then, second, female, Prime Minister to Quebec, what's what

what's what you that's a big thing, it's a great symbolic, really important, you know,

I've been in the movement for the women, and I know, and I know the women,

in the positions of power, it has important, it's important to have the model feminine,

that it's in affairs, that's in the media, that's in the social, and in

the politics. So, I'm, I'm a post where I'm, actually, I'm,

and I'm byline Marwa, because it's a woman that's an inspiring and who has made a lot of things

beneficial for the Quebec. And then, well, I'm in the time, I'm not the weight

on the people, to be, to be, how I'm saying, perfect, and then say, okay,

it's absolutely that I'm because I'm only the second family, and so it's important

to do all of all right to do, I'm a no, no, I'm doing, I do,

I do you make all my experience, and then my effort, and all my good

Voluntly and then if I can help to open to make a making a time,

it's not much. We're always the example of someone other. Well, is it a dream

to be a prime minister? It was not a rive in fact I said sometimes that a

day I'd probably have probably to do the politics because I always always

always umed I'm in the sometimes to join the men to join the

people always had all the time the people it were all the Especially when I was young, it's in the years 70, 80, there were

there were these big discussions in court with the movement sovereignist, Pierre-Iliott-Trude Trudeau, federal, the grand debas constitutional. And, God, you know, also, that at the television and at the radio, there had a lot of coverture also, of the issues political. And then the Quebec modern, you know, it's developed, so, so, that, I'm really interpolled by my more young age. And then, I've studied, in fact, in a domain that was not necessarily the politics. I

wanted to study in politics. I was very interested, also, by the economy. So I've studied via the sector economic, but I've always used some work that's at the margin, in fact, at the confluence between the economic and

the politics. When these two zones that, it's touch, well, that, well, it's my, it's, it's televised, the jobs in these elements that, so I've often occupied these posts

that they've made at the way to touch to politics and to the economic. So, the terrain was ready? It's to say that the experience was there.

I think I had accumulated, yeah, a lot of experience in different universes. I've been active in the domain university.

I've been active in a chamber of commerce. I've been active at Montreal international, where we were doing the attraction

of investment to do you. I've made the analysis of the politics American. I've had my own own

my own-G. I've been working eight, nine years. So I've really made a touch-at-to and then

it's a but I'm not the impression that even if there there's not a fuel conductor

very clear when I look at the whole of the whole everything, it's it's still

to be first, I'm saying, I'm in his own in the same, in the

I'm in that I'm very in this position that, and I have the sentiment

that I'm to get to be people to the people who the people can be

attitude, like an attitude, as much appreciation of my So, so, so, so I'm

my efforts, and I'm magnifically entoured, that's, it's a lot of different, when we're in

a team, already an team of elue, an team, my bureau, my group, my guard rapprochet,

if we're, wow, it's some people, and it's people, and it's a confidence,

because there's there's a fact, there's a place, you know, there's a place, where we're,

there's, and I'm there, I'm coming, oh, my God, yes, my grand I'm not a good.

Ah, yeah, he's excellent. He has already been an elude himself. Is he going to listen to an interview? Ah, well, I don't know at what it would

be able to be able to not necessarily. To be. I want to respond for him. I think it's something interesting. He has already, I

say, to talk to the journalist, but not necessarily in the case of an interview formal. But, no, no, it's someone

that's someone at two hundred to the same to what I would have in fact, he's even suspended his

work for my company, to vote the 5th or the time. There's kind of something of an activity

of a coup. I'm sure. A campaign electoral. Exactly. But I think it's good for

an, you know, for the equilibrium. Because we can be super in a campaign electoral, it is there's

not a time of the day, but it's so intense, that's that's a conjoin or

his conjoint to be to be a part of a peasant. Yeah, and to know that

other person us accompany also, you know, it's It's so really reconforting,

and it's propul, it's a problem, it you know, you know, you know, you know,

you know, and you're in a lot, and at least, that I'm that I'm considering me to be in

the idea, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm going to

envis a way, and there was the impression that we had to see, to see,

during a , you know, I'm, and I'm I said, I'm it seems that it's a way of to manage

that otherment. And then he's he's seenue and then not only he has been to but at 200

percent, he is there out of what I'm even could imagine. Because in politics, it's the

first of the first of the level, but it is that it is that we need to that court,

we can't it can't it, because it's, it's too preannant, it's too intense,

you're trying, and it's the choice, is, are, excuse me, In fact, it's not the decision of a single person,

it's the decision of a couple or of a family, and at each every time that I'm present, I'm in fact that, I'm sorry,

and then I'm thank you, I'd like to us pay their conjoin, conjoin, father, mother,

sister, brief, it's different forms, but I see very well, it's a point it's an engagement

for the cellule familial, to grand complete, and then you did, you have not to get to

you're a cocoon of recomfort, you, because the politics, It's not a easy. It's not a

middle of a middle. And sometimes we need to connect to get to connect with this cocoon that's

not a lot especially. When it's not not bad when we're going to look at the regard of

the other, we're doing we need to see a regard that's is a is very

is a very? So, yeah, so the level of the level of

questions personal to happen to learn to get, more the five

chief, you have the same level round, it's questions, the

in situation. The level rose, well, it's in line with your convictions, what you propose for the next campaign. And you have a Joker. If my sous-question, you're going too long. Okay. You have put on to respond.

Yes, it's just the sub-question. Yes, because the question, you'll choose, you'll go. So, you'll depose that, and I'll pass at the other question. So, the level ver, you'll bracer directly on the table, you'll me and give you five, and I'll be you'll be there.

And you'll askir one, on in which you'll ask you want to choose a so in so there's only two questions that are only

questions that's there's always it's very democratic to open to yeah, really it's participative

even that we can't we can't we're not quite so on we're going to let's go but it's

there's not there's not there's not there's not there's a person has been in your partcourt, when you

look at what you you're all right what's the Conductor of your life, it's a droulde

because you have been to talk about what's what you can't vulnerable

and how conciliate your life and how is concili your life and the life

political. So, you know, one one one. Only one. Yeah.

Hmm. Yeah, I think I go with, what is the field conductor of your

good question that? It's a bell question, so. It's a part of the file to fill.

So, what is the field conductor of your your life? I'd say to be to service

of the public, at the people of service of the service of the talent Quebecers, I've always

had this sentiment that to want to want to work to see the elements,

I'm still captived by the talent that exist in Quebec, the passion that

people, and I, to make that in light, it's something that's something that comes

to be to me touch to be profound. And it's what he got

in a plenty of my engagements professional or engagement I'd say benevolence or these engagements

in the society and to understand also the context in the world of I've been active, by example,

in the movement student. So, it's so sense of the engagement. Yeah, in fact, I,

I've done after my studies, the movement student, I, I, I've done,

and after that I'm sure, I'm just, I'm too young, to go, to start

to work and say, okay, I feel to get to the retreat. So, I'm just like I'm found out of

a little between a little bit of a little so I'm going to do and I'm going to do you

know, I've seen that the movement student and I'm a little contract for a

contract. So I have to have done a work a new research on the

book, and then the and then I'm like I'm like with the movement

political student because there had a a dynamic there a energy and

a opportunity to do some solutions three months, I I'm engaged, I'm presented

on the executive, I've been been elued for two years on the executive, the Federation Etudient, and then it's

a time where there were the grand forum of Lucien Boucher on the Devenor Social and Economic of Quebec.

So, I'm found to be the cell that would have a commission, a tourn in all the Quebec,

for all to study the students on the issues that I'm in the Lucian Boucher at the moment

that, so I'm I was in a great debate political, social, economic,

Quebec-I'm engaged in the group of the group of and I'm in a group of to work of work of

John Coutu. And there, we've made the tourn of the Quebec with Jean Coutu to find

some people to integrate the young in the market to an time when it was difficult. So,

that's been my first contact I'd say more official with the politics and it's

captivate. But what I'm there is the Quebec. It's the

And in the center of Quebec, to hear, what the young had to say. Exactly. So there was, the consultation. Ah, yeah,

it was all right, what I'm doing, and at every time I'm in a new post in politics, my first question is, okay, I'll do find the tourney to Quebec,

I'll go to go to get the people, or in economy, or in energy, or in immigration, at each post that I've had been my first question,

because it's like that I've always functioned, because it's always what's the most. And the idea to be, to service

of Quebec. My first work after that after the movement student, I'm in the establishment of the National.

And there, we've tried a radio of the parliament, to Canada, just at the Argentina, and that's

been again there, an enterprise and it's there that I discovered, I was a functionaire,

it's like in the, in the fact, I was an entrepreneur. Because I had to be,

more than than, more than, than, than, to part of a page to start of

an idea, and to say, okay, you have we've that we have to construct

around of this idea that. It's often what we do as we're often as we're often

as we're like a lot of like you're like that right, right. Right, right.

Part of of a place of a black. Exactly. And then to say, okay,

is that my idea is the money, to find a money, to make a money, to that's sure

that they're going to appreciate, and they're using what you want to it's a whole of the entrepreneurship,

and it when I'm people who are people who are there's a time there's a between the fact of being entrepreneurs and in politics,

and I said, I think that's the best politicians. Because it's the people who have already this voluntary, to build something of them and to be able to be partners and to respond to their business. So, so that's what I'm really... It's what's what I've made, my field conductor, from the movement of student,

to the Assembly National, and then, like, I'm not a functionaire, so after three years, I've quited the function public, and then I'm becoming a driver autonomic. And there, I've created my own proper park and then after that, I'm up a N-G,

and then I went to meet a university of Montreal, and then I've done, I'm doing a particular, but yeah,

effectively, but, some of all, all the today, it's it's very very much. Is it

a long time that you've understood the field conductor? In fact, I've not not tried to

it's never ever been a plan of career. I've got there's many, there, who's done

the plan of five years, okay, in the five the next years, it would have

that I've attained a tell, tell, objective, and it's super, you know, but I'm

a point in a plan like that that's a question, because I would have the impression to me to make me

to make me more than, the liberty, yeah, the liberty of choice, we know, we know,

we're never what we're going to be in our life, it's a way, that's true.

And at how much, it has to come to get, in your thought, the idea

to be the first to be present to the , I'd say, a couple of months,

before that Mr. Logo announced that he quited. There are some people who were to

me say, we know, we know what going to be but if ever, there's a decision of Mr.

Lego, at the fact that he he'd be, we'd like, that you consider,

to presentate. Well, okay, but I, I thought that , from your colleague,

with who I had to who I've worked with who I It's my first mandate, and there are some people, and there's many people who appreciate

my style. And then, this consta, in fact, he was really realized at great scale the day where the press has published the

result of the consultation to all the people of the Assembly National. Debut December, 2012, the press

published the results of the sundage to present to the election, and it's that I'm elues, female,

Parliamentaire of the year. So, wow, I was really touched, I'm not to be able to

that, I'm going to be the message that my way to do do the policy, my way to

be at the assembly national, it was to get to the time, and then the chiquier

political. And I'm said, oh, well, if it's, with this support

that, with the support, and the people of my coalition, and the

people of the opposition, there some there, I mean, I said, to be there

there's a there's a there's a lot of to do you with that, you know, there's a minute after

Mr. Lugo we know, he's an time, and there, the people, it's all right,

he'd be to say, I'm saying, Christen, we've really that you're really, we're talking

about, we're probably, there, the time is coming. So, so, I'm saying,

well, what, what's the you're like, you know, because it's a decision important?

Yeah, yeah, Yeah, well, yeah. To who we're talking about my conjoint, to have my conjoint, to have their proches'amies, to know what they're in and if there's, if there's a chance, that can't functionally

if ever I'm lanc, and what, you know, it's sure that's, it's, it's an gross decision, but in the same time, I'm an approach to me, it's, it, because I'm not, I want, I'm not sure,

me denaturing, but in the same time, I mean, I'm saying, the way that I've used to do the politics that until until it's

that's the people because the people have been you know, we're doing, well, you're the way,

we're doing like you know, we're doing during the three first years so I'm sure that you

have absolutely, I'm sure that is what? Is it, is what, is it? Yeah, sometimes I have

this sentiment there, and, yeah, it's a decry good, I think, a force

tranquill, I have a sort of stability, in fact, I'm an impression to be like a,

reliant a social, you know, yeah, That's something that's something that's I think it's part of my personality

So, so we're always always With calm Yeah, of manner firm and decided but,

you know, the baguettes in the air and we're without to make of systematically Is it's going to

have some of the baguette Yeah, it's a Yeah, and I'm and I'm after after

and I'm like, okay, there, we're, we're not, okay, there,

it's not a state that I'm in a way very, very regular but it's a lot of to be fash, well, yeah,

effectively. But it's not something that I'm something that's something that's a way of many in a political. Yeah, it's not

something that you're going to be to try to get to come to that. But if it's it's a really, it

comes, it comes to come to come to come to you're doing, you're going to you're going to you're going to

get to okay, you well, you've had to let's decide rapidly, you know, it's

it's It's been very, very fast. But this decision that arrive always in, like, in the emergency,

to get to get to, the timing it's, it's not, it's not, it's it's important,

so, okay, um, then, some, my, my, because I was,

I'm, during 10 years, and, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm milite

for that women, occupy, occupes in the importance in the society, in affairs,

or in politics or a year, and then I'm I said, I've had an occasion, you know, to have this Pau

that, and then I'm to make to make it to make the and I'm not trying to find out of

so, and then my conjoin was, he was, I think, you know, I think you're

something to have a to get a to be to be able to get to to be to be able to

be able to me invite to make the to make sure, let's go, go, go, Cascade,

we go. And then it's It's It's It's It's cool It's

It's a It's a It's a It's a Yeah, I'm Yeah, I'm Yeah, I'm Yeah,

And it's It's captivate, I love that Yeah, Yeah, yeah, I'm sure, Uh, yeah, I'm really,

Uh, Is that, So, do you That's, That's, It's been to, you , to grow

the sense in the In the whole of things that I've made in my life. Yeah,

and there's like a Yeah, and there's there's all sorts of the Rzo that I've

cotoyed, in which I have been invested all along my, my course,

that's the whole of my work, we can't not, the ramification of all of that there

a bit of a day, there's a something that, there's a thing, I'd have been,

I'd have been not, I'd have been able to but I'm in the time,

it's that, and then I'm I'm I'm really I'm really, I'm sure,

and I'm there's there's a question that's made , I've made me

to give a confidence and they a question that's the question that I'm

that's the what's the that's my my wife my oh, oh,

yeah, because oh no, really, it's it's a it's a way of

December. Is it a cut of food? Yeah, completely. The

first cut of food or? Yeah, yeah. It's the first that you

've been really bidirectional And it's been question of question of practically, it's a

impressional where I'm where I'm oh, y and he me know so, it's a lot it's like

six months, it's like it's like it's like I'm going to come back here because it's interesting so you're

so you're in a new in a place in plus you've been yeah I'm I'm trying

the direction of the Chamber of of the St. of Montreal in 2016. And my first day of entry in

function, I know he's a member of the council of administration and he would be signer an entente a new yearnual

between Desjardin because he works at and the chamber of commerce of the east. And it's there that we

we're encounter and then, you know, really the clash there, the first poign of man, the first

regard and we're made to talk to many of many of the other, we were in the portic of the chamber of commerce, and when he had quitted, after, I don't know,

15, 20 minutes of exchange, she the person who had at the reception, she said, ooh, she had been electricity! It was very perceptible by the people around, I mean, in

all the, it's a sympathetic, and then, finally, the night, the night, I'm going, I, I'm going to, and then I went on to those who were members of the Council of Administration,

because I had to have them to meet over the years he'd be in the time of the year. And then I remark on his page to his job

to Trore Rivier. I'm saying Segept of Trore Rivier. We're not at the same to get to three riverer. So, I'll go to

my little demand of the connection and I say, is what you are you're in the three riverer? And there,

he said, yes, effectively. So, ah, I, I said, I said, you were in which were you

in which were in which I'm you're in where where I'm, it's done on ben-strange, on which Rue? They said, Rue of the Falaise.

Well, we're going to, it's at three Rue to show my. So, I'm in a little school secondary, Chavini, like me,

we've had used the same professor, we've grown in the same cartier, he's even out of my business,

Bordell. For the year and a tromped to talk. You know, the encounter a problem

at three Riverier? No, not do not, not do you, and we're there's been

there, what's what's what's what's what? Well, the time we're that we've got, we're doing,

we're doing, and then we're, in the years we're doing, in the time, you know, it's a member of the council

of administration, so, so there's, it was in my role also of PDG, of the chamber, but in the

same time, there was a very intense, to be a past, to be able, and then, and there,

and then, the side also, so, we know, we know, so we're not so far

to do what and then, and then, well, I'd say, the evidence was there, the fact,

has triumphed. Oh, yes, rapidly. And I'd say that every day, I retombe in love. But it's palpable, I've you know, it's palpable, the smile. Yeah, yeah, really. So it's an unespair aneworthy. It's a flam-annibalized

for 10 years, that, that's all right? And at what? And yet the reason, Beth, Bertrand, you know, has always that son Donald is, it's his own business, in your life, at your time? Oh, no, I'm not, my, it's a complicity. really the complicity, the fact that we're

really complementar, we're not but we're a merveille and the sense of the reparty at the level of the

exchange, there's an espieglary that's fascinating every day he'd have all sorts of stories of

surprise, these stories invented, some objects with which he has any any sense I'm poof

to rire at all the days practically. And he He's really to be surprised So he allume

a capacity of a merveillance Yeah, completely and then he's totally there when it's like he's

also, by example for years, I've been there at 200% and that's fascinating and he

is telling he me definitely confidence also he's he's a supporter and and then

he me he me he doesn't the elan it's he accelerates my on vol, he accelerates

and I think that I'm a good effect also on him, maybe not identical but I think he makes that he makes advance more long,

more quickly and he does he make a better person, really and I hope and you're very, oh,

so, totally, because he he came to he came to the arm because he's there's no,

exactly. Oh, no, I'm completely in the transparency. Tilly the Lame just on

just on it emotive. Ah, yeah, well, that's the case, that.

Because you have had been the chance of you've been to be able to have to be. Exactly.

How do you have to happen before? Yeah, that's sometimes, we're

this question that. Exactly. But, but we had been we've met, we

had had you have an audace to go to go to go. Yeah,

to not to be to let's, to let's to be vulnerable too

before obviously. Uh, no, and I And then I'd say, you know, and so it's, it's a merveous, like, because I'd it's a lot of everyone, in fact.

I can you say, well, it's an hour in my life, so, yeah, it's, it's not, it's never, probably by arriving, and then, where we'd like, the first day, to enter in function, I'm saying, my God, you, I'm doing, you, you know, on the moment, when it's on,

yeah, we, we, we, see, we, we, we're, we, we're, but, you know, there's a bit, but, there's just people, but, well, it, but, well, it, it, but, well, it, it, No, is

Is it a but it's but it there's that the coincidence of your

proximity of where you where you have to there's there's there's there's a

special. There's a terro fertile, I would and that's the slogan of our

grand event annual I think this year or the year old year with my

conjoin with my coiff it's a great of comediciness. Yeah, effectively. Exactly.

Very, very, oh, yeah, very, very, uh, yeah,

but what I think I'm quite, when we're talking about, you know, you're saying, you know,

it's quite more young, it's something that we, that we're that, but there, it's a

arrive there, and there, it's, I think, I think, more we know we know, the,

we know what we're the type of person who we correspond, and, And that, it also

to recognize just to the love with a when we we're in this grand bonner

and I continue to live every day. You can't you know, you can't let the not the invitation

in your place but I can you put you put in line if you want to if you want to if you want

me to four questions jones. The questions jones we're we're talking in the

case we're we're quite a little the world personal It's good.

So I think we've made dream of people maybe there are people who are there I'm trying to pass to

a coat of something that you're in trying to say no, you have to go to go to when it's when it's

there's there's a regret and there we can't be able to I think you have been to be able to

because I'd be to say yeah really you have been a member of the council

of administration and I'm can't go to all right and I'm you say, what's

I'm going to not to go to get to maybe I'm maybe I'm maybe I'm going to be able to something to be

grandios. I like that aspect emotive. We can have some kind of there's some we're in the human, and if

we're not that it's sure that it's sure that it's sure that it's a part of the reality, because to have the portrait

complete, it's not the emotion so there also. So, then, um, an elector,

you demand, if you're, you're going to you're if you're , I'm, I pose this

question that because there are people who are are still in the country, nothing to be in the country,

nothing is the whole of the public, and a moment sound of the change, how you,

you're not, you're at the exterior of the country, someone you know, you know, you know,

you know, where you do you know, and what you crosser a itinerant? Okay.

Hey, it's all these questions different, uh, the one of those, uh,

really, um, um, I, I'll go, I'll go, with that. on the

So, So, nothing you know, like you know, like you're a good

lot of the question, it's a question, how do you? So, so it's my time in

fact, in the last, I said, there were there's not a lot of what we're

not quite it's been it's been it's like it's like it's it's like, we're

not going to yeah, and in the fact, and in the fact, you, it's,

You know, that we're not the chives amissue, or that's tangle, or that's going to be able to, you know, it's that's a lot. And I'm

staying as a stoic. Really, I'm trying to not to be to be able to and, and I mean, and I

don't know how it's like to pass like to the door on the door of a canard, you know,

and it's really that, because I'm what's what my point, my my sonnage to me,

it's what the people me say to the terrain, and it's what I feel like vibe, the energy that I feel that's really that's really that's really that

it's really that question or who preoccupies the people, I'm saying, okay, there's a message to get there, is there is there some to get some

and the and I think that like sympathetic, but it's not that that they're not, but is you think that more the campaign

will advance, plus that the militants will be sensible to the sundage also and will want to be able to get the

cover to for you to see in their count, to say, I have a P.M

for me to make a coup of because the condage... When the times, you know, when the not-montas,

when the time, there's a moment, there's a movement of panic at the term. It's sure that's what what I'm interpels is,

what the tendency to find? Is, is we're on a tendency ascendant or a tendency or a tendency

descendant? Is it the stangination? It's more the tendency that I'm when there's when there

a The soundage that's out, they're going to scruti, all the, all the shifts, all that, I've got the time, I'm not the time. But I'm not at

that's, you know, you know, you're looking at the chance, but when we have the chance to be on the terrain, the people,

they're talking, they're also. Exactly. Is that you do you're going to do port-a-port? Yes, yes, yes,

I'm sure, to do port-a-port. In fact, the thing I prefer, the campaign political or not, is,

to go, to go to a fool, to be to be I'm going to come back. The other

time I was an rendezvous 15 minutes at the advance it's on the street in New York, and there's

like what I'm doing it. And then I'm there's a there's a lot I'm going to jose with the month.

And then I'm going to talk about plenty of people I've got I've seen after seven eight selfie with some gang

different, I have seen even around to have some to get with some people with people to bring

because there there were there were new married around the table. You know, I've

made plenty of time in 20 minutes And I'm revenu, I was super content of my idea. So you know me the spontaneity. Ah, yeah, yeah, I adore that. And then the people, you know, they're talking to, you know,

they're just to say, good-jour, we can't do you bring a photo, or just me salue like that, on passage. But at each time, there's something that I guard of that, you know, I've got the impression that each person that I bring up to my life, me apprable something, you know, and at each time that I've got a Contraved, imprievue or not, I'm saying, okay, there will have

something that I'm going to go to be able to go to dance. Ah, well, I'd like that. Oh, yeah, what's the dance in line?

Oh, but we're going to go to do you go to do with dance in line? No, no, I'm more, I'm more, more, I'm, but I'm,

but I love to dance when there's a DJ some, there's a, really, it's it's a piece of dance, so it's true

during the campaign electoral, we've got to we've got to like that, when it's swing a little. And, so if I get

the occasion, I'm going to go to dance. So, is sure? Christen, is we have to talk,

by example, of how you have to be, because, you know, for a woman, because, you know, for a

man, the aspect physical, the critic, we'll be not sure. No, no.

We're more scruted, the women, and it's, and it's, more complicated also, you, you know,

to, be, the family, I mean, there's there's, there's, there,

when it's when it's to combine the the more the shoes, the shoes not a bit every day

all the year while when you're white, right, exactly. So, that's,

that's been, so it's a way, yeah, I'm going to get to someone who's , that,

a stylist, that I've seen in the end of the time of course, and then and then the person

to find to find out of different types of occasions because the other affair, is that it will be at

the time to be patient the morning and not, but no, I don't. So, I'm not the time to question me. And then, in plus, I don't know

the time to be on a few, three kits if you're a day where, you know, I'm in a festival, I don't know, in Chaudier, Appalach, with something

of acid, decontrack, some, and then after that, I'm a chamber, the chamber of commerce, of an other region, you know,

it's not the same kit, so that's, so, it's all a pretty preparation of planningation, so I'm that's, so,

that will me end up that, that will be able to that's up on the essential. Yeah, and is you have someone

for the coiffure to that? No. No, no, that's, it's, it's, it's going to be

it's more really, I'm sorry, gang. No, but I'm talking about, because I

think for the women, there's like, an other level. Yeah, effectively, it's

often the people, who are people, who are people, yeah, effectively,

the women, we're actually we're more to let's let's listen to do more,

but perhaps the guys they can't they're or they've less. It's so. It's so.

It's been like that. It's been like to do I'm going to get to keep. I'm going to

try the the way of the way. And then we'll go to get to let's see. To come

you see, you know, you know, it's to you're saying that you're the leader of your

party. And then we're also there's there's plenty of militants that will be active

and that can be sometimes affect the militants because they're going to do do part

to we have to have a problem, they have a argument, they have to see, they're going to see, like,

positive, and say, okay, no, we're going to do, we're doing. But, I'm not

dictated, just, my energy, and my attitude by these sundage, because that's, it's,

it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's normal, and the people,

we know, there's a one of the people, they're in many, maybe, some,

some, some, it's never view. So, So I'm saying, what he will me help me is to be

to be able to get an energy positive, as I'm the way to do you have to be with these ideas for the

Quebecers and say, well I'm at your service, you know, amelioring your situation, that's

through the maintenance of your employment, the creation of new employ or the amelioration

of the health and and education. And protect the culture Quebecas, it's my great objectives.

So, so at after to do you me make confidence for we and the

of the people, and then the deputies resents, these energy positive, the colleagues, and if I

hear it really, you know, there's a regard new, that's on our formation political,

and the people appreciate what they know, they're all they're all they want to know,

they want to and that it's, it's a point, the good, the good angle.

Yeah, so, so it's motivating. Yeah. So, the question that I

choose to choose, I I'll, um, ah, but I'm kind of, we're going to, I'm, I'm, I'm going to talk to you. If you're crossing a lot of an itinerant, what's what you're doing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's important, so. So, no, it's really trist. It's really triste.

Well, I've been crossed one at Quebec on the Rue St. John. There's about that, a month. I've made a bane-to-full on the Rue St. John. And there were plenty of people who were at-tabler, who'd, and they'd be able to the Rue St. John. terrace, now, on the street,

it's super. And it has me a lot of people, and I'm going to and I'm

going to I'm in to do you get to a man, I'm going to you get in

what you do you're in what? Is it you know, he said, he said, because

three weeks, I'm at the week. He said, I've lost my lawyer,

I'm able to pay my lawyer, and he said now, I'm at the way,

I'm trying to my God, it's I've made a shock. I mean, okay, that clearly, it was a person who had his own apartment,

who had been able to have his employ, I don't know if he had had been able to pay the loggie. So, like, I'm explaining the, the measure that

we had made in place, I had made an an announcement with Lionel Carman for justly to avoid that people who were to be in the

people who were menaced of expulsion of their loggment. Well, in his case, it had already made,

but I mean And I know that this phenomenon that in fact just as a year a few years years,

he was in this phenomenon that's not in Quebec where I'm in Quebec, even in

Abitibet Miss Kameng in Utah in Ottawa at St. Lawrence at

Three Rivier I've seen I've seen some people in situations of

an certain a symptom that's a problem that is a impact of something

of something because I think in Montreal there have many there were

of different regions, but now they're everywhere. The people are in a situation of internearance, it's really unquestion. Yeah, it's unquestion. It's not

different measures. It's not a cut of baguette magic that that will regal the situation. We've got to build more of affordable.

That's clear. We've actually grandly on this dimension there. It's not to be all to Quebec

because it's rependue as a phenomenon. And it's sure that where there was mank of logement, and

God's we know that we've been in a market, and you know, we're in the point of equilibrium in

different regions. In certain regions we're atten, the famous 3% of the total of inocupation. That's considered

like the point of equilibrium. But we're to construct of different in different regions, and we've had

helped the village also to power to help the development of type logement abordable.

And then we've done, if we, some of the power special to We're in our side, we've invested

too, also, in these projects and it's important to go to the front also with some of the measures of accompaniment. Because there's

about 40% of people who are for the reasons economic, because there were the money, because there when we're going to they're going to

be a functional to their rights. They can't get to be there because they have these issues of health mental. So,

they've, you, have they're accompanied at the health. And that we've developed

some of the program also for have some of the measures of and Renewveled, because we had already a plan governmental.

And, we were to work on the same and then I got to see a man Pauline Marwa who talked about this

issue that, and who ported that dossier and we've met back and I said, I said, I think that after the moment

where we join our force, I think we can try to work just on a strategy governmental, but rather a strategy national.

Where there, we're talking to what are the responsibilities of the government of Quebec, what are the responsibilities

of the city, the federal, and then the sector private also because they can help help to do you. And there are

many, who can't, who agis, in fact, who develop these projects, and then the responsibility of

communityote. So, we're doing on a plan global for countering the intinorance and then

for reduce this issue that. Yeah, because with the cost of the logement actual, it's

it's quite quite to be quite even of the young family, there,

there's young couple that gain relatively yeah, relatively yeah, and their life

have not access to the property that's a other issue and that's the first the first the first thing

I'm that's been in the first before the first year I'm in the first issue for the first

I'm advance, it's the access to the because for me there's something

there's something that that's that's that we're when we're a job and that

a salary and that there's there should be in measure to get to get to

a reason and we're like it's like it's like it's like lointin. So it's for that I'm engaged, and

we've made, in fact, we've applied this measure to reimburse the tax of the biennue, the famous drug of mutation for the first archer.

And that, so in place, with retroactivity to the 1st January, and it's a $5,800 in the poche of

the new purchasers. So it's the money sonan, and it's a aid to reduce the

pressure on the portfolio. You know, the inflation, particularly in the domain of the property and

the immobilii it's been galloping. And so, we've got to help the young. And then we've also to develop more of the

more accessible. We've invited the villas to develop these cartiers of a house prefabricated. These are people who, to be admissible

to our aid, do have valour, do it be to be soldue more of 350,000 dollars. So, we've had tried

that with the village, and the way that we've had to do it, It's to say, we'll you'll help you to develop your

infrastructure for the development of these new cartier there. And if you you're going to do you're in the development of cartier

to a minus $350,000 we're going to you're going to do you know. And how they have responded to the year?

Very very, very very well, so we've announced it on Marche June 1, we're going to get a

in different cities, because often they're the space, they have the spaces, they're because we're not the way

we have not the infrastructure. But it's that's it. So, so. It's there that we we're going to

arrive. And then after that the sector private, he can arrive with his own with his own

and the real real because it's a new development and more it's a other way of because

God, that the year of the war tariffire, we have to be able to and we

have all to be able to build of the people, with the components of the

people, that's that's that's that's the oil, the aluminum, some

that's we're going to make to the event to the the United the war tariffed

and do that is that what you think what's the people are the people will be able so concerted

more. Really, I'm really, and I'm doing, and I'm doing also to all the occasions that I

did, I think about the conference to the conference and of the different people, the directors of

the directors of associations, and at every time I say, there, let's please,

Kibisisis the plus your access, when you're when you passes the commands,

to try to recourire, in the front of the companies because if we're inter-aids under us, it's sure that we're to be in front-forsed mutually. We can each

be a solution to our end-reve by the tariff of Trump, because these tariffs they vise to us affable. And it

is, by consequence, to be able to get to the time where there's things of things that are going to be able to end up

the time. It's not because in X-moe, the tariffs will diminish that the people will want to break their line of affairs.

We like the Quebec being solidary, resarrily the ramp and I think with the crisis actual that we've been, the gap tariffar that's the time

to protect our employees, it's what I'm engage, and then I want to do that the companies, and the consumers also are in

the end of course that's been quite, you know, that's been quite, of a situation, to say, how it's going to start,

how it's going to what's happening, and we're also, uh, yeah, inquire, with reason,

I'm, it's been the heart, you know, to see that the decision of President Trump can, you know, to make a tear, you know, these, years of investment,

like, entrepreneurs, in their enterprise, and that, I can't think we're... Yeah, and it's, it's, you know, it's a, you know,

it's a lot, it's, you know, it's a lot of complaints, you know, that could have, you know, some of, you, the salary

reduced, because we're, we're doing the hour of or even, or again, and, and then,

I've asked to federal to be really at a rendezvous and I'm glad to do it they're doing the programs

and the employees and the people are important to help the two. It's important that they're in the importance of the

consequence that the fact of the end of the end of the negotiations. I hope that it will be

repried rapidly and that we're going to turn the page on this chapter that risk to be

sombre. It's sure that we're face to a big difficulties. And it will

to have to be in the plus possible develop our relations with the rest of Canada. We have to beckes our entrave to commerce,

because there were many of the rules that were not sure with the Ontario, the West Canadian or the maritime.

So, we've reduced that we've reduced that in 2025, we've got increased to $4,000 our exchange

with the rest of Canada. And that's a good point. We've continue to do do you have to work with

Europe, the America, Latin, to be other partners than the States Unier.

Yeah, and in the time, you know, that it will reinforce the land of the

Canada, with the rest of the Canada? Well, I think that has that effect

that, because just we want to be solidar, and we say, if it

you have to count more more we can also our possibilities

of the rest of Canada. Yeah. And when I said that you have been

four million of money, there of the exchange commercial with the rest of

that, I think it's a good thing, that the companies have responded to the appell. And I

salue, because they're going to get to get to get to be in other than the United in a few months.

And then it does it find out of the new market of export, you have to invests, to find some

different, they're doing with the business, but they're doing in a few months, an increase

of ten percent so I'm doing, you know, we're continuing on this way that,

it's sure that we're very dependent of the United, we're going to continue to

to be the market is so proche, he's really and I'm I'm saying Trump who's

there's a matter there's sure but it will have to reduce our dependence. But it's

maybe he was maybe that's a after he's we're not we're not not going to we're not

we're not we're not we're not we're not we're not we're not he's not he's been there

but what will be there and then it's there's been yeah because I'm the family Argentine

It's true, yeah, the woman of my brother, and that's so, and you're very, so you're like, you're

have learned in Argentina, you've been to know, I'm a little, in Argentina also, but in fact, it's because

I'm going to go to in Argentina in my life, the first I was eight and it's that my

part worked for hydrokebeck and then he had been invited in Argentina by hydrokebe

for form the Argentine to work in the Rector Kandu. And he he's all a year,

my mare had been for four four months. And I'm going for two months. And during this two months, I've passed some weeks the month, the

morning, at the school in Argentina, because the morning, there were there were in German, so, like, I didn't go, but the afternoon, it was in Spanish, and then, and I there, I'd say, you, I'm still I've got to, I'm still

, you, I'm trying, you know, in a month, two months, in a school, with a prof, and these students who were just Spanish, and, and I didn't, I'd, I'm not a single word, and,

I, you know, I'm I've made a little bit the earl. And after that, I've got persevered in the maintain of the line with the Spaniol after this sejournought two months. But when I was arriving at the maitrice, I think I'd like that'd connect with the Argentine for bookle the buckle. And I studied in relation international,

and I went the voluntet of learning to learn the Spaniol. So I'm going to do my stage of Maitrice in Argentina, in Cordoba. And I've worked, in fact, I did a little stage to the Ministry of Commerce Exterior of Argentina. You're not, but it's exactly where the parents of my best

Oh, yeah. Okay, Magnific to Cardova, yeah, and then they have an accent particularly, the Argentine.

She said a little like the accent Quebec. A bit, she said, she's always, the people,

when they're people, they know, they're saying, it's recognizable. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

Yeah, exactly. And so, so it's in fact, at that, I had plus 18, 19, to me

to my appropriated the Spaniol, but it's when I went to Peru, I've passed two two months in Peru in the same people of 2,000 habitants.

We were 10 students of the University Laval, and we had made a project of cooperation international, and it's really that

I've learned, because the Peruvians, in fact, it's the ideal like people, if there are who are

who are going to learn the Spanishol, and they talk sometimes, and he can't be able, like, some idea for

a brand of the Spanishol, I think, because it's quite it's a good, and then it's aided because he's

a lot of, you know, the last year I know, the last year I'm like to learn that's a Italian,

they're being, oh my God, hey, they're all a lot of they're doing, they're doing,

they're doing finally the mouth of because they've been buffed three four letters, no,

no, it's really, it's really, it's been going to be advanced, you know, so,

so, so, so, so, so, you're, frankly, I'm,

yeah, I mean, I'm so much of proximity with the Spaniol than with the French, you know,

the more than I'm in immersion and that's there for a year, I'm really a little bit of Spanish.

Well, in fact, it's sure that I'm that every time that I've learned, it's a affiner my concessance of

French. It's particular. Yeah. But, because when we want to we want the sense of

a word in another language, we say, well, it's, it's, it's, well,

it, it's, it, You know, we've chosen the equivalent the best of the question,

and I'm every time that I refined a time, that I'm my, my knowledge

my knowledge, and then the Spanish, it's a language with the same structure than the French,

a language Latin, and that's, we're so, we're so, we're so, when we're

there's quite there's quite many, there's quite, so, so, so, when you know,

it's probably also to connect more rapidly to connect more, it's, it's,

it's, it's, to be more to understand a country that's to talk a language when I'm

doing it's you know, I've made a few years where I'm going to be doing a few do you know.

Is it a certain time in my life? Behame, maybe not, but I'm going to discover it

in an exploring, an exploratrice an explorer yeah, for not just to be there to be there

for, so, in Argentina, I've been there three months, in Chile, I've been there a month,

on Peru, I've lived there two months, or Mexico, I've been there, I don't know how many the time, for the for the work. So, that's really these experiences in Europe also.

You know, I've been to see how much, I've been to London for two, three months. So, so, there's a certain duration, I thought that really

very nourishing. In the same time, I said, to ask, is that I'm going to be to be to the other, and I'm going,

because to, you know, it's long, when it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, and then, three,

four, four, four, four, or, finally, I, finally, I'm going to return to Quebec, it's disheerant.

So, I mean, I'm saying, okay, I think that I'm installed at a Quebec, and then it's that I'm going to have my sock, and then,

I've been profited to the knowledge of other other countries at over my sejour. I think that's the fun, we're having

made some of many of the Morocco also, in Morocco for a month. Ah, yeah, very,

very, very, very, very, I've been to be returned to the year, because, you I've fated my 20 years,

I think, or 19-year, in Morocco. And, I'm going because it's rendered a public

really hyper advanced, notably in the domain of the aerospace social, the technology proper also.

I'm saying, okay, wow, okay, it's not the country that I'm going to have the new functions,

if it it's percy, when we visit the country, we have not the same regard. Effectively.

You see, we know some things that we'd not even potential, there's many potential, there,

there's there's a Exactly. And there's a notion also that we're perhaps quite quite not quite quite not quite the question of the

security. The notion of the security, we live in a country we're in a sure that's sure that we're

never at 100% in terms of security, but that's it's really precious, it's something that we've

built in Quebec, and that you have preserved with the more great attention, the more

great soin, and it's when we're at the when we're to find at what

when we can live in a in a manner security in Quebec, and I do that not the time

because there many of the place I visit and who I've been where I'm all the clouture, the property

private, there's really there's there's the grand barriers between the different class

economic, and that for me, it's something that that we're to have to cotoying some people

of different levels economic in the same class social, we're not really on Quebec.

No, you know, statistically, We're going to talk of the revenue. But in the life, we don't

not know that we're in a new question. There's not there's not there's not to know to you know

to know there's a little bit that you know, and also in time in time. In time

I mean, I mean, I don't know there's not great place in where I'm not sure

it's really it's really very rare the way. And I know I know there's there's just

there's a course that's something that's important, very precious, it's important to guard it.

It's true when we're going to get in it's on quite, yeah, effectively, yeah,

yeah, and at a point, we know, we're in a question, there's a bit of a

year, and they're in these last time, that's the years, but we're, we're in a

country choyed. Niveau Rose, Christine. So, it's so that it's

that's gonna call, it's all that's, it's all right the response, I'm, it's,

you're, you're you're, you're just, you're you're Choosy. Okay, there are four.

I thought I've got to I've got to I'm going to I'm going to like this bad. So, I'm going to

see if I'm so much. So, I'm going so. So, then you go. What do you? What do?

What do you have? Uh, what's, you have you didn't have thought you in your

function of Prime Minister? Oh, man, it's not in what the CAC

so the government is it different of the cell of Francoe Logo. Okay.

So that's the more conviction, party politic. It's the difference in the different parties. What's the thing?

What do you have not thought, in your first decision? Which decision? I'll have not, I think,

I'll explain quite regularly that for me I'm quite on clear. So, in what the CAC

on my government is different of the cell of Lego? Well, you know,

each, we arrive with their color, his leadership, his fashion of being,

his personality, and by consequence, each chef genera in fact a type of leadership

different. That for me, it's for me, I think that I'm the generation

X, it's a different, in comparison of Fransua Lugo, the fact that I'm

a woman also, and I think I assume also this part that, the femininity

in my leadership. that also, it's, it's a question that's a question that's,

the people are, you know, you know, you know, it's a lot of so, it's a restan. So,

well, do the people do you do you do this? Well, in fact, I did you

dogging, but there, I'm doing I've got to the course at Choffrey, I've been much,

it's a course, but I'm another course, but I'd do it's a little two hours

of lib, I try to to goggy, you know, and that really, it's a vivify, you know, it's like that, it's just a keep in form,

and if I'm not jogging, then I'm going to go to go ahead, I'm going to be a lot of a park, so it's going to do it, we're doing, at the head,

it's a matter, it's just, it'll make it connect it, then, you know, your energy, you know, to find that is

different, she, she, she, it's, she, it's, oh, my God, it's, it's, there's, you, it's, you,

it's, you, the, you know, go to go to he's a lot of energy. So I think

that's a something that's something that's something that there's a lot of people I'm saying I'm not that

I'm not because it's you who's not you know what I'm doing it. I'm not but we're to know

also. Effectively because we see, you know, you're quite, you know, there also

the fact that the fact that the CAC has been eight years that's over the CECC is always

we're used to Quebec at two Mandat. You know something we can mandate, there's

nothing, but there's kind of a perception of, we change after two mandat. Is that you do you

feel that? Not so. Because the people want the changement and I think that I'm to get

to be able to because we consider, because we have responded to their sway to do you

and then we're in trying also to incarnate differently this change that because I

announce our new new candidates and then we're a good a bit a bit

a whole the people of experience, moiety, the new heads, the new energy. And by

consequence, I think it's a challenge interesting, because we have at the point, we have to

the experience, and then the way the kind of the other way, the people who

have been with an other way, is a matter of to choose your candidate,

candidates? Aye, I'd I'd say not time, because we have done that's

that in the We've been quite we exchanged on the different candidature that we had and posed the

poor and the when you're four, five bonn'teathe around the table it's aiding. It's aiding and so don't

I'm particularly Fierre is that we have a majority of a candidate. So, that's not happened

and with a great part of these women in the country, then it's going to

have been a majority of women in 22, I think that it's perhaps the first

I don't want to me have to be in any of the case. It's not going to be over to 53,

53% of of our candidates. Is what you think you're because you're a woman? I think it's that's a

play. I think it has played. I'm a there are there's a because you're there.

So, is that if it's not me, he would be there, maybe, but I think

that the fact that I'm a fact that you're to play when to play when to my style

of leadership. Because there are there are people who I'm saying, well, I'm in your style

of leadership and it's to be able to me instate to me listen to I'm notry not I'm attributing not the credit,

but I think that's an element there's a influence, there something. So, so you want to be able to you're saying,

is that the people find the difference. The people of you crossy, are the difference,

are not in trying to you're not you're in maybe maybe it's not all the

people, there's that's that same perception, but I hear I'm going to

say, I'm saying, well, I'm there's a lot of people who are you're doing something, you're trying to me have.

We're doing something. We're in that's flattering. Yeah, really. So, it's a bit a little vloor.

I'm saying, well, we're going to keep the cap, and we hope you that you're going to be with us

and how you see the debate of the chief? Ah, well, we're going to start to

so, there are three kind of, oh, yeah, so I'm I'm hard to live that,

it's sure that's sure that will be some with a grand intensity and then plus with five parties it's sure

that the ball will arrive to be at the whole of the so forth so we're going to be more and then we're

going to arrive very pretty and it's sure that you have to be, you have, how say,

to be, how do you, to what are doing the people are the people, you know, at the base,

because the, you, the attacks, the end up, who, who's to come to that's always to be able to.

Yeah, and we're doing to do you think, so I'm not quite, I think, they're necessarily,

that's in fact, all the time, during, during the debate, I think they want the clarity, they want to

know where is that we're and what is that on what we're making the accent, and, yes,

there will there have there's there's a different chief, but at the base,

you know, to be there and they're explaining what we're to be there we're doing it,

we're a time, Is it? Is it like that? Yeah, there's 50% of the Quebec who are in desicies.

You know, never view, the sonderer human is doing this. Why? Why are 50% of the people?

Well, is a part because there they reconsider the CACC I think it's has enjoyed. So, it's

sure that the renewing that's that makes people to repositioned. Assurably the gap

tariffire also, it's, that we're rebrace the cards because we could have

a grade of analysis in December of the year past, which is totally different than the September 2006, because we're in a other world,

and it's sure that the people vote, well, there's an eland of depart, but there's what is important in this moment for me, for the Quebec, and there's this element that that comes in the reflection of the Quebecers. So, there's a lot of things to do.

Yeah, there's a lot of things to do. And your son has been about but, he, is stressed for his mother? Well, he's been in front. I'm he said, Mom, I'm really very Fierre to he made

that after we've signed the grand entente with Tairneuve Labrador he saw you see it was

really a how I'm an entente important for the Quebec that has assured a security

energetic for the Quebec for the 50 next years for the electricity red at a good

market so he said wow I'm really really really I'm really I'm

I'm I'm I'm yeah yeah so Francoe but he

he is in a very very He sued that with attention. He me support. He me support. He me has financed. He made money.

In the case of the course, in the course of the chepreary, he was all the day of the day, he was the first who he was the first of his bra, when I learned that he seemed was very fair when you had your deluctions

at the first a first at the surrementation. And he was there also at the discourse of formation of the Council of the Ministers. No, no, he knew that. sure he has been there

in the man is not engaged in politics. You may be very serene despite all that after this pressure

that comes because it's you know Christine it's a pressure to bring to become

chief of a party that's for eight years who is in the election a few

months after after after after after and have this

pressure to to to be to and I can understand

all the pressure that the Part of Sissic. And that you You know, and I think that's,

malgrate this pressure, I feel, we'll live. Well, yeah, and I've lived in a plain

from the month of January, from the beginning of the course of the chaffery, and I think that's

been that's been that's, you know, there had been there's a little platt, but,

frankly, I've worked what we've done, and I've done, and I'm I said, wow, I think we've done these paths in

avant, we've made advanced the Quebec. Depute that I'm in post also, we've made a lot of things, and then

I'm doing the Quebeccois reconnoisse for many of the things that have been made, and I'm saying, well,

Advehke Pouras, it's the Quebecois to be positioner. I'm, I'm going to give the mayor of

me-move I'm always I'm always to have the interest of people in head, and to

see it's that they're that they want for the the next years. Maybe maybe to

maybe I'm adopted, I know, it's a to be right. But, you know, good campaign.

Thank you. Thank you much, thank you. I'm sorry. I'm going to say, what's what we're saying?

Profite-as-a- because it's can't some time some time, it's a time that's it's the

same things that are that they're going to rest there even, the days,

the days, it's how we're going to pass at the Right. Exactly. It's a privilege, in fact,

to be able to live that. And I love it's every day, even if it's these days exigant, at each time it's a day

captivate. That's the that, that's a sense, effectively. And we're and we're for more grand than it's

that's it's fabulous, it's not done to people, and I'm I'm sure plenty of, there.

So, good campaign. Thank you, Mark Cod. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.