are delighted to be joined by the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau. thank you for joining us in new york. we are in new york and we like to think of ourselves as the financial center of the world. what do you make of what is going on in the u.s. banking situation, because your system is integrated with ours. are you worried about our banks? pm trudeau: i think any disruption in banking is something to be alert to. canada has extraordinarily solid banking systems as we saw through the challenges you all faced in 2008 that we did not face. we are watching carefully, we are there to be helpful if we need to but so far, things seem to be underhand. david: are you worried about things happening here making it -- pm trudeau: that is a concern people will have. we need to keep watching closely. i am not overly concerned. david: what about the economy? we are getting economic numbers out here and in canada. we have had an inflation problem. central banks are trying to get it under control. we are seeing slowing in both economies. what do your experts tell you

justin trudeau who implemented some of the most brutal vaccine men dates on earth and punished any one who opposed it. now claims that he never forced the shot on any one. when politicians can beat the truth, they try to join, you don't let them. hey, justin trudeau, the man who locked down his country, stopped unvaccinated from attending work. shops, restaurants, pubs, hospital schools, flights or even driving trucks across the border says, i never forced any one to get the vaccine. earlier we spoke to independent political analyst alessandra bruno, who says that people were jailed for protesting against coven vaccines in canada. completely unsurprised because i am not sure whether he's absolutely convinced of his own position on this he. he might actually believe it's one of these days. it's very difficult to distinguish a sincere politician from an incident here. one, he did not force anyone in his mind. of course, people were arrested, were in jail or because they protested the call with vaccines and some of the related for restrictions. the most famous episodes here were involved

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. >> now canadian prime minister justin trudeau, he discusses how his government implemented policies ensuring that those investments would increase middle-class jobs. it is just under one hour. richard: i am a richard hoss, good morning and bonjour. i want to welcome you to the council on foreign relations and today's on the record meeting with justin trudeau of canada, also known as 23. , canadians would get it. prime minister trudell is closing in on 18 years as prime minister. he started as one of his country's youngest ever prime ministers. at the rate he is going he will not end up that way. [laughter] let me say one or two things about u.s. and canadian ties, our two countries are truly integrated. whether one is talking about homeland security across the world's longest border. or are economies, we have the largest trade relationship in the world and we are two thirds of the the membership of the usmca. there are obvious differences on the policy side between the two governments, but i am proud to report that the relations between our two countries have been steadily improving

but canadian prime minister justin trudeau hysterically played the class warfare card in defense of the public broadcaster accusing conservative party opposition leader. yes. why? yeah. law of cozying up to us billionaires. an obvious reference to must by the evelyn written the letter to twitter, drawing attention to the fact that the c, b, c, which canadian conservatives have long accused of cow towing to the left leaning establishment agenda. shouldn't be left out of there is who labeling spree which also hit other western outlets like britain's b b c. now label is publicly funded and and p r. so national public radio in the u . s, which has outright quit twitter in protest. but hey, must be $44000000000.00 for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company, right? that's the argue that was made by those who supported the western establishment narratives against the dissenters and activists of all kinds who were banned under twitters previous leadership and who now object to their reinstatement under musk. you know, if these media outlets and journalists had just stoo

shmal to this country, the head of the ukrainian government met with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who said that canada will continue to support ukraine in the war with russia. today we announce that we will receive even more weapons, which will help the armed forces of ukraine continue to defend our freedom and fight for the territorial integrity of ukraine, the next ramstein will be on april 21, the date of the 11th meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine was announced by the us air force according to the previous according to the data, the ukrainian delegation at the meeting will focus on the issues of strengthening air defense at long-range armored vehicles and shells for heavy artillery of the 155th caliber and means of radio-electronic warfare. the first black sea security conference will start in bucharest. the event takes place within the framework of international activities the crimean platform of the mechanism aimed at the deoccupation of the peninsula and the restoration of security in the black sea region will be attended by the minister of foreign affa

. >> now canadian prime minister justin trudeau, he discusses how his government implemented policiesnsuring that those investments would increase middle-class jobs. it is just under one hour.

justin trudeau has raised the hopes of an entire people. but indigenous women are still dying. ah. after all the promises, reading families expect actual because most cases are never settled. i wanna make a theresa 100 of these little things, maybe more red dresses to denounce the murders and disappearances from school. i know has been affected by this sad reality. her niece died 4 years earlier, found murdered in the basement of her house. the filled forever filled the case has never been solved when a big police are important, another call for public assistance in the death of a woman more than 7 months ago. and you went to a didn't nation, this call is asked to call. investigators that said, this year will be 4 years that she's been, but they said they're they notified a family all entire and they will notify the family and her family refused to admit defeat. they will not let it go through the with wow ana, betty is fighting for the truth as well. for her the scandal of fem aside is a personal issue. her sister died 4 years ago under suspicious circumstances with she was found

but they elected justin trudeau. right. and we see him in blackface, which is a halloween costume from justin trudeau. jimmy answered the call again with another great blazer that i would never wear. you wear it. don't mock the overweight figure skater collection. kill me. right. i was wrong. who would actually dance with you? a lot of people. it's enough, eddie. you know, we have a break or something. i think it's the music is an indication. know, you . >> thank you . back in a moment. went from losing a job to being in a hotel room because i didn't have a credit with credit repair .com. it was, hey, we can come together. this is what we're going to do kind of thing, get started at credit repair, .com. >> this is an important message for anyone on medicare. >> what if you could have that just one free covid but eight tests delivered straight to your house for no cost. >> if you're on medicare, you can now request up to eight at home in nineteen rapid antigen tests sent to your home every month at absolutely no cost to you

now the liberal government of justin trudeau is keen to be heard on this issue. and that's why you pointed out that the minister, one of the ministers responsible actually came forward an interview, which i found quite interesting, jim and said yes, we are on the record, saying that, if mifepristone or any other abortion drug is not available in the united states, we will stand with canadian women. i want you to look now, jim at the statement that her spokesperson released to cnn in saying, we stand in solidarity with american women standing up for their rights to access reproductive and sexual health care. including their access to abortion. we have discussed what canada's support for american women in need might be and those discussions are still ongoing. now the minister had made those comments. you were talking about the media before the supreme court had made this ruling, but since then, nothing has changed in terms of how canada comes at this issue, but jimmy brought such a good point up that she saying that she really wants to be careful and thoughtful abo

so tolerant justin trudeau who implemented some of the most brutal vaccine mandates on earth and punished any one who opposed it. now claims that he never forced the shot on any one. when politicians can beat the truth, they try to join. you don't let them holy. just in trudeau, the man who locked down his country, stopped unvaccinated from attending work, shops, restaurants, pubs, hospital schools, flights or even driving trucks across the border says i never forced any one to get the vaccine. earlier we spoke to independent political analyst alessandra bruno, who says that people were jailed for protesting against folk vaccines in canada. completely unsurprised because i am not sure whether he's absolutely convinced of his own position on this. he, he might actually believe it. who knows these days it's very difficult to distinguish a sincere politician from an insincere one. he did not force anyone in his mind. of course, people were arrested were in jail or because they protested the code with vaccines and some of the related for restrictions. the most famous episodes here were involv

unfortunately for justin trudeau, the internet remembers everything with critics creating a social media storm, accusing the canadian prime minister of hypocrisy. right, he did not force anyone to get vaccinated. he only unjustly fired them financially attacked them. persecuted them, insulted them, denied them basic rights, prevented them from travelling, et cetera. so tolerant to dor today says he did not force anyone to get vaccinated. and as he knows that some people deeply disagree with him during the pandemic just introduced government, announce some of the most strict anti coven measures which included travel restrictions and compulsory vaccination for adults and children. age 12 and over the draconian measures sparked protests across the country. including the famous freedom convoy, which started in ottawa as a raleigh of truckers against vaccination, and culminated in emergency measures announced by the government. listen to how the prime minister's take on coven vaccination has shifted. and therefore, while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated, i chose to make sure that all the

minister denys shmyhal arrived in canada for the first official visit. meeting with his colleague justin trudeau in toronto, they will also be joined by canada's minister of finance khrystia freeland, minister of foreign affairs mala nicholim and minister of defense ani and anand are going to sign bilateral agreements earlier shmygal said that during his visit to canada, he will negotiate the supply of ammunition and heavy equipment to ukraine and after that, the head of the ukrainian government will visit washington to participate in the annual spring means forum held by the world bank group and the international monetary fund visit to moscow the minister of foreign affairs of hungary, petr szijártó, visited the russian capital. he announced this on social media. according to szijártó, there are plans to discuss the supply of gas , oil and nuclear fuel to hungary. at the same time, the head of the hungarian foreign ministry emphasizes the importance of these supplies for the energy security of his country . added that he will first hold talks with the russian deputy prime minister for energy af

military parades on may 9, ukraine will receive a new show of aid from canada - said prime minister justin trudeau after a meeting with his ukrainian counterpart by denis shmagal motoront canada also imposes sanctions against nine organizations associated with the belarusian financial sector to continue pressure on russian intermediaries in belarus today we announce that we will send even more weapons we received from canada 21,000 assault rifles, 38 machine guns and over two million, 400,000 rounds of ammunition this will help the armed forces of ukraine to continue to defend their freedom and fight for the territorial integrity of ukraine the united states will increase its military presence in poland , the prime minister said poland's meteo shmurawietsky, after a conversation with us vice president kamala garis, is talking not only about the additional presence of several thousand soldiers, but also about the construction of bases and warehouses for the purpose of accumulating equipment and of american weapons, the head of the polish government explained, a state of emergency was introduced in

now justin trudeau's government is on the record as saying it is unequivocally pro choice and will continue to be and in a really interesting move before the supreme court came out with its ruling on friday, canadian minister weighed in saying that the canadian government would do what it could in order to help american women access those abortion drugs that they could no longer get them in the united states. despite the ruling, her office in fact, released a statement to cnn saying, we stand in solidarity with american women standing up for their rights to access reproductive and sexual health care, including their access to abortion. we have discussed what canada's support for american women in need might be and those discussions are still ongoing. now. what's interesting here is that the minister herself, karina gould pointed out that what they do not want to do is place american women in further legal jeopardy. how might that happen, even if they offer to give american women abortion certainly access to abortion pills if they need it? they believe, and they have heard from states in the

denys myhal arrived in canada with plans for a politician, a bilateral meeting with his colleague justin trudeauronto they will also be joined by canada's minister of finance khrystya freeland, minister of foreign affairs mala nizholi and minister of defense ani and annat are going to sign bilateral agreements earlier shmygal said that during the visit in canada, they will agree on the supply of ammunition and heavy equipment to ukraine, and only then the head of the ukrainian government will visit washington to participate in the annual forum at the sprint meetings forum held by the world bank group and the international monetary fund shooting at the bank of the united states five people were killed nine more wounded , it happened in the city of louisville, in the state of kentucky, according to preliminary data, the attacker also worked in this bank, the police arrived at the scene of the incident, but the attacker started shooting and as a result, it was eliminated. the country's president, joe biden, called the shootout a senseless act of gun violence, and therefore once again called on cong

its prime minister, justin trudeau, tweeted that "canadian officials in nearby countries have also beenilized to help" — he says they're stationed in nearby djibouti — which has a french and american military base. sudan's army has been fighting a rival paramilitary group — the rsf — for more than a week and this is what khartoum looks like right now. and while foreign nationals are airlifted out, sudanese civilians remain trapped in the fighting. the violence has worsened and it is already at a desperate humanitarian crisis, here is onejournalist we spoke to. lack of food, lack of electricity, lack of water, we don't have electricity for three days now and also we do not have access to water since saturday but we are drinking from wells in khartoum. live now to kalkidan yibetal in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa. i know you are monitoring the situation very closely in sudan, what can you tell us? the situation remains evacuations hint of a negotiated solution, we are nearing a supposed ceasefire, that was declared separately by the parties on friday. now there are fears by the sudan

canada's prime minister justin trudeau, visited montreal on thursday. here's what he said.ntreal is, people across the region, hit by this ice storm. 0bviously the region, hit by this ice storm. obviously the power being down for so many folks, the trees coming down, hitting buildings and cars and what not, is of course an ongoing concern. it's important people to stay safe and it's important that people do we always do at times of difficulty, neighbours be there for neighbours, people will help out and support. live now to anne—marie provost from le devoir newspaper in montreal. i understand your power is out was not exactly. my i understand your power is out was not exactly.— i understand your power is out was not exactly. my power went out on wednesday _ was not exactly. my power went out on wednesday evening. - was not exactly. my power went out on wednesday evening. it . out on wednesday evening. it came back after two full days. i didn't have power and it was the same for everybody in my neighbourhood, many streets closed because we had a lot of trees and branches fal

its prime minister, justin trudeau, tweeted that sudan's army has been fighting a rival paramilitary — the rsf — for more than a week — and this is what khartoum looks like right now. and while foreign nationals are airlifted out, sudanese of civilians remain trapped in the fighting. the violence has worsened and it is already at desperate humanitarian crisis was up here is one journalist we spoke to. was up here is one “ournalist we spoke to._ was up here is one “ournalist we spoke to. lack of food, lack of electricity. _ we spoke to. lack of food, lack of electricity, lack _ we spoke to. lack of food, lack of electricity, lack of _ we spoke to. lack of food, lack of electricity, lack of water, - of electricity, lack of water, we don't have electricity for three days now and also we do not have access to water since saturday but we are drinking from wells in khartoum. live now to kalkidan yibetal in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa. what is the latest you can tell us about the conditions on the ground in sudan as well as those ongoing evacuations? the evacuations _ those ongoing e

us president joe biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced changes to a number of issuesr a whole day of meetings. in ottawa. they discussed assistance to ukraine on military and national security issues, migration and climate change. in short, we discussed everything, then what after rendering assistance to ukraine, there will no longer be any discussion of money. john begins with a phrase. i remember it happened. and i don’t remember what happened, canada undertook a number of new financial obligations, in simple terms, i got on the money. mm. at this rate , canada will be left with no pants. we'll have to hide behind a maple leaf from their flag. during a speech in parliament, biden made a slip of the tongue, praising china instead of canada, which caused the laughter of those present. this visit is a tour of a stand-up comedian. after the press conference , biden was unable to find his way off the stage. something monotonous repertoire lately with old man joe, i understand it’s hard to teach an old dog new tricks, but he could at least fall off a strap, he knows how,

coming up, a big interview with justin trudeau, 1:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg.e of the standout stories of the day. improved profit margins in the second half of the year. joining us now is intel ceo pat gelsinger. as long -- with ed ludlow. ed: good morning to you pat. pat: i want to know what green shoots are and what do they look like for you. what's giving you that i just wanted thank my team for q1. the first half a stronger than the second half, thus typically the case. we see that as a factor. but we have improving product. we saw a turning point where there is a stronger product line. some economic green shoots in the second half as well. kailey: there are number of analysts that says intel has had its trough. is intel and its trough, coming out of its trough? pat: from a growth margin perspective, we are expecting similar margins in q2. in improving position on margins. and an improving bottom line. i would also say there is a lot of turbulence. it also requires a lot of execution and financial discipline. they are doing what i asked them to do. guy: ca

but we've seen world leaders such as justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, by into something he saw on twitter about iran and act it almost reflexively to fake twitter news. how dangerous is this sort of behavior from somebody in his position? you would assume that the prime minister nato member is going to get briefing on his intelligence, and he would be toler, that's true. or not that he or someone in his office. i don't think it's up. and he said that someone in his office just ran with that shows that the mentality is there and i want to do whatever they kept to undermine the iranian government to pop up these protesters. so that kind of a thing, it was about $15000.00. i believe so much. we did. they just immediately were actually did it. that's really negative side of social media. there are lots of positives, as i mentioned before, the public can weigh in now. but the negative side is that if you could put out anything you want and the intelligence agencies and others are putting out garbage, they have whole teams working on social media, facebook and twitter, putting ou

with justin - trudeau, emmanuel macron, despite hi-hs trudeau, emmanuel macron, despite highs and _s, he enjoys _ highs and lows on the policy issues, he enjoys that— highs and lows on the policy issues, he enjoys that kind _ highs and lows on the policy issues, he enjoys that kind of— highs and lows on the policy issues, he enjoys that kind of reporter. - highs and lows on the policy issues, he enjoys that kind of reporter. sol he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems— he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems like — he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems like they _ he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems like they are _ he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems like they are really- he enjoys that kind of reporter. so it seems like they are really able i it seems like they are really able to engage — it seems like they are really able to engage effectively _ it seems like they are really able to engage effectively behind - it seems like they are really able to engage effectively behind the | to engage effectively behind the scenes— to engage effectively behin

its prime minister, justin trudeau, tweeted that "canadian officials in nearby countries have also beened to help" — he says they're stationed in nearby djibouti — which has a french and american military base. sudan's army has been fighting a rival paramilitary group, the rsf, for more than a week — and this is what khartoum looks like right now. over the weekend, the violence intensified — this city has been under constant shelling — making evacuations difficult. here's the uk's defence secretary. it was dangerous and precarious but nevertheless we managed to use both see one 30s and a 400 aircraft to go in, and collect our diplomats and their residence and fly out to safety. and while foreign nationals are airlifted out — many of sudan's 45 million civilians remain trapped in the fighting. these are pictures from a hospital in khartoum. around 400 civilians have been killed, and thousands have been wounded — that's according to the united nations. and the latest violence has worsened sudan's — already desperate — humanitarian crisis. people have limited food, water and electricity. t

(we did it) start today at godaddy.com symone: justin trudeau joins bloomberg at 1:00 p.m..loomberg. guy: exxon and chevron are reaping profits not seen since 2008 when prices were a $145 a ballot -- barrel. natalia: let's look at a quick breakdown of those earnings. they have beaten estimates. chevron was driven by a surprise increase in profits from oil refined products. refinery margins are coming under pressure. for exxon, the biggest story was production growth in crimea. what is common for both companies, they are sitting on a massive amount of cash. let's look at the chart which shows aggregate profits for both companies. we see there is a decline, the profits are 40% lower than they were during the past two quarters. oil prices are falling and they are at the level we last saw. the biggest question for investors, what will they do with this massive amount of cash? we heard rumors that exxon can buy pioneer. stock is down after the ceo announced he would retire at the end of 2023 and he will be replaced rich dealey and the biggest question for investors, what does it

i wouldn't want to believe that canadian would do something this dumb but they elected justin trudeau. >> brian: jimmy answered the call again with another great blazer that i would never race. >> don't knock the overweight figure skating collection. >> brian: who would actually dance with you? the music is an indication. jimmy falla, thank you. back in a moment. happy mother's day! oh my gosh! my mom deserves the best, and the best gifts are from harry and david. chocolate. yummy! cheese. gouda. wine. what's that? it's from harry and david. aww. thank you! >> brian: thanks for watching "fox news tonight." i'll be back here on fox news and friends. it's my privilege to toss over r the sean hannity who's already here to go according to all reports all reports. >> sean: reports are true. there's no excuse in the morning if you show up late. just because you work tonight. don't want to hear it. get a cup of coffee. >> brian: i will text you to tell you i'm on. >> sean: all right, brian. welcome to "hannity." a former cia director donald trump in the russian hoax. if you ever doubted it,

justin trudeau they admire it.t's this incredible country and how he really values everything. china does we copied that covid response and we are copying that cbd response. we saw it with rishi sunak so excited. bob klein right . rishi sunak so excited. bob klein right. ninth more than 90% of world banks are all working towards a cbd and actually one of the biggest issues it is the lack of privacy because . like lack of privacy because. like you said, you know, if you say the wrong thing or you like the wrong thing on social media, they will know that it's you. they will be to control your money and switch it off. is money and switch it off. this is why i'm a huge advocate for not only bitcoin, but try the see coins, privacy coins where it's entirely anonymous. also you entirely anonymous. and also you can many can it and there are many different on this different people working on this whether somebody like todd minette building a minette who are building a decentralised internet, there was , a decentralised was

its prime minister, justin trudeau, tweeted that "canadian officials in nearby countries have also beenobilized to help". he says they're stationed in nearby djibouti, which has european and american military bases. sudan's army has been fighting a rival paramilitary group, the rsf, for more than a week, and this is what khartoum looks like right now. and while foreign nationals are airlifted out, sudan's civilians remain trapped in the fighting. and the violence has worsened its already desperate humanitarian crisis. here's onejournalist in khartoum. lack of food, lack of electricity, lack of water, we don't have electricity for three days now and also we do not have access to water since saturday but we are drinking from wells in khartoum. it is still bad. we will be lied to the _ it is still bad. we will be lied to the region - it is still bad. we will be lied to the region to - it is still bad. we will be lied to the region to get| it is still bad. we will be - lied to the region to get the latest on the situation in sudan stop. here, a review has begun to find out why some smartpho

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, tweeted that "canadian officials in nearby countries have also been mobilized to help". he says they're stationed in nearby djibouti which has european and american military bases. sudan's army has been fighting a rival paramilitary group, the rsf, for more than a week. this is the scene in the capital, khartoum. and while foreign nationals are airlifted out, sudan's civilians remain trapped in the fighting. the violence worsening the country's already desperate humanitarian crisis. our correspondent mayeni jones is in lagos with the latest. it's a very difficult situation at the moment for anybody who is trying to leave sudan, fighting is ongoing, i spoke to a number of people overnight who said that where they were in khartoum, or in a city about an hour's drive north of khartoum, there is a lot of shooting where they were, but lots of people take it upon themselves to hire buses or travel in convoys with families and friends to places, to the north, to the border with egypt. so it's incredibly tricky. the british government is still advising i

. >> meanwhile, canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, hailed what he called a generational investment unveiled details of a plan to build a massive volkswagen ev battery plant in ontario. while the german carmaker is investing 7 billion canadian dollars or about 4.7 billion euros to the project, the canadian government will provide up to 13 billion canadian dollars, almost 9 billion euros to the automaker in about 10 years. the subsidies are designed to match what volkswagen could have received if it had built the plant in the united states in tax credits under president biden's inflation reduction act. >> other parts of the world, including our neighbors to the south, were willing to put up an awful lot of money to get this project there. one of the three giga factories that volkswagen is making for batteries to build the future around the world, the first site outside of europe to build the future of automotive excellence -- everyone wanted this, so, yes, we put up a lot of money. money that will come back in investments, and it will come back very quickly. >> this comes after oppos

don't just mean make-up with your crazy eyes, some ladies put more paint on their phrases than justin trudeauy soul and face too people of new york city. time to go k-walking. >> national no make-up day, do you think i'm pretty. >> i do. >> woo. >> do you think i'm pretty. >> yes. >> you are pretty too. >> i don't wear any make-up. >> you don't need any, you are pretty. >> nascar is a. mascara. >> it's stupid, it is a big investment. >> do you think a i'm pretty. >> yeah you got a spark. >> yes. >> do you think i'm pretty. >> gorgeous. >> very pretty. >> thank you. >> do you think i'm pretty. >> gorgeous. >> thank you. that is all i wanted to hear today. >> do you think i'm pretty, absolutely. >> stunning. >> hot date. hot date. see, mom, you are wrong. it reminds me of my favorite joke, why do women wear makeup and p perfume, because they are ugly and they smell bad. >> a florida woman, crashed her car into a backyard. in neighborhood of palm beach, only poor's in town are in snifters of brandy, the driver escaped unharmed but statue and rolls-royce sustained major damage, the most ex edg ex

or when justin trudeau from canada dressed up the love guru on a jaunt to india.to let her hair down and have a little fun when she is not getting destroyed by piers morgan on bill maher and now a new super hero has emerged and her name is elizabeth warren. her sworn emmy is big business and assembling own version of the justice league to stop big business. last week senator warren sent a bizarre letter to merrick garland demanding the doj get to the bottom of why bat girl was canceled by warner brothers. last year, seriously, that's what she wants to investigate. not the biden crime family, not the origins of covid. not the collapse of ftx, bat girl. look, i understand i didn't like it when deadwood went away. but i don't have the congressional powers nor do i think i would we would them to find out what happened to al swearington. bat girl movie killed in post production. not by warner brothers discovery after those two companies were spun off by at&t. now, not just bat girl, cnn plus was also killed off from the same time and that makes senator warren angry. sh

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has awarded volkswagen nearly $10 billion u.s.c vehicle battery planning. bloomberg has been covering the story today. ryan platt has more on the company's first gigafactory outside of europe. brian, this is something that a lot of people were curious about, because it was a huge win for canada to get this business. but at what cost? brian: the story here is that this is what it costs to compete with the u.s. on the inflation reduction act. they have pledged $13 billion canadian or about $10 billion u.s.. this is by far the biggest subsidies they have given an auto manufacturing plant. this is the biggest they have done for auto subsidizing for one of these factories. they felt they had to roll out this kind of money or else the u.s. was going to get this plant because of the roof -- the inflation reduction act. this is the first time we have seen this for the u.s. trading partners to compete for these factories. kriti: for our global audience and those stateside here, why canada? are they offering that incentive that we know a lo

canada's prime minister justin trudeau called for the ban in response to a mass shooting that had nothingy happened in texas. but none of that matteredw. to the canadian politicians.t ha within hours, the ban becameed law. when that happened, we posed a pretty simple question to the canadian can prime minister you

store of value that shines for us and thank god, and in canada, ministers from the office of justin trudeau in women's pink high-heeled shoes and that's it. this they dedicated a quote of support to women who are being abused. i don't know why i remember it now. it seemed to me that they wanted to see again that he had slept with a woman. here is the poor trump if he was gay or a transvestite and would sue everyone who you would accuse him of something. here is such a cute man, you can’t sleep with a woman. that's it, with anyone. sing like a dog sleeps with children. maybe you can't justify him as a pedophile. so maybe this fault is happening in the world today and it is the main one, that there is something that needs to be cleared. here, or to figure out to fully expand it narrows the orthodox church in ukraine, yes. this is the last on what rests, probably, european civilization. and they want to remove it and you're right. there is a struggle going on not only between the west, but also between russia and russia, there is a struggle of values, whether we will actually save, that's all,

in canada, the strutting poppin j that is justin trudeau awarded himself emergency powers to crush theers, protest . remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers protest , including truckers protest, including freezing and seizing the bank accounts of the truckers and those supporting in their efforts. but the truckers are still there, just as the farmers and the tractors are still in the roads in the netherlands. and those yellow vests are still out and about in france. and the people of israel , those same people of israel, those same people of israel, those same people explicitly used as the laboratory of the world during the are out on the the pandemic, are out on the streets aviv and streets of tel aviv and elsewhere . i said the internet elsewhere. i said the internet was a double edged sword, and i meant more and more people meant it more and more people are talking about unwary , about are talking about unwary, about a.i, artificial intelligence, and rightly so . no doubt gpt and and rightly so. no doubt gpt and the rest of whatever tech

in canada, the strutting poppin j that is justin trudeau awarded himself emergency powers to crush theers, protest . remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers, protest. remember the truckers protest , including truckers protest, including freezing and seizing the bank accounts of the truckers and those supporting in their efforts. but the truckers are still there, just as the farmers and the tractors are still in the roads in the netherlands. and those yellow vests are still out and about in france. and the people of israel , those same people of israel, those same people of israel, those same people explicitly used as the laboratory of the world during the are out on the the pandemic, are out on the streets aviv and streets of tel aviv and elsewhere . i said the internet elsewhere. i said the internet was a double edged sword, and i meant more and more people meant it more and more people are talking about unwary , about are talking about unwary, about a.i, artificial intelligence, and rightly so . no doubt gpt and and rightly so. no doubt gpt and the rest of whatever tech

statement that her spokesperson released to cnn and this is again karina gould, who is a minister in justin trudeau's cabinet, she says we stand in solidarity with american women standing up for their rights to access reproductive and sexual health care, including their access to abortion. we have discussed what canada's support for american women in need. p and those discussions are still ongoing. now that means making those drugs available, perhaps by mail to women in the united states. the problem, and the minister herself pointed this out is that you do not want to land american women in legal jeopardy as some states have been quite serious on trying to prosecute women who leave the state in order to receive abortions, and that may include trying to get abortion drugs through the mail. i mean, i will say given what the supreme court is now ruled, this may not be an issue for a while, but canada is definitely keeping an eye on this and the trudeau government is on the record many times it's saying it is unequivocally pro choice, and they say they intend to help american women if that access to the

don't forget that tinpot dictator justin trudeau , canada's tyrannical who trudeau, canada's tyrannicalvaccine mandate truckers . well, vaccine mandate truckers. well, he couldn't have done that with in terms of a cashless society . in terms of a cashless society. all roads lead to china . it's all roads lead to china. it's the worst case scenario , the the worst case scenario, the thick end of the wedge. chinese citizens are part of what's called a social credit system in which people's money is controlled digitally by the governments . they've got virtual governments. they've got virtual cash in their virtual bank accounts , access to which is accounts, access to which is unked accounts, access to which is linked to good behaviour . and linked to good behaviour. and with facial recognition cameras , the chinese public can lose access to their for money most minor indiscretion . if someone minor indiscretion. if someone is spotted littering or walking home drunk , not being up to date home drunk, not being up to date with their vaccines, or guilty of some other perceived crime. this fu