justin trudeau, who plays the role of prime minister of canada in quarter 95.w he is being bullied by the school director, comrade siya, like a schoolboy, because he leaked the topic of confidential negotiations to the media. at the highest level, everything that we discussed was leaked to the newspaper, this is unacceptable, this is not how we do things, if we are talking about frankness, then we must respect each other. we will continue a free, open and frank dialogue. create the conditions to begin with, and nevertheless, it did not prevent this three-year-old, earning 4,000 canadian dollars a year, from earning 75 million in 2 years. the green-faced german foreign minister annalena bärbock, without any fuss, talks about the violence that russian soldiers commit. weapons are presented to people's heads, this is exactly what happens in a referendum. now we admit it, let’s allow it, then it will also be in other places, it will be an agreement with a kalashnikov assault rifle in our hands, and if we continue to violate international law, and darkened with ange

prime minister justin trudeau announced this after trump’s triumph at the iowa caucus, without once interferingn the pre-elected situation in the united states. the ex-head of british intelligence, micheste richard dearlove, went even further. according to him, trump's return to the white house would be a threat to britain's national security. dirlov is afraid that before... trump it is no longer europeans, american businessmen. caption: he wins, business, watch out. entrepreneurs are told that donald will wreak havoc and prevent them from doing business in peace and making money, some kind of hysteria, by god. democrats are clearly desperate in iowa to stop trump... even a provocation at one of the state's polling stations helped, local democrats re-registered, changed their minds to republicans in order to vote for nicky haley. one of haley's sponsors, andy sabin, directly admitted that her election campaign is sponsored by representatives of the democrats, look, this is how trump commented on it. on social networks, he posted a photo of a certain hybrid of nicky haley and hillary clinton, th

i would imagine justin trudeau's got to be thinking, what if he holds the map upside down? laughter ] i mean, if he holds it like he held that bible, could be lights oot for the canadians. [ laughter ] poor canada, it must be like living in an apartment over a crack house. [ laughter ] how funny would it be if they build a wall to keep us out? right? [ laughter ] and this is an especially complicated scenario for me, because i am, for those who watch the show regularly know, i am the mayor of a canadian town. back in 2019, i was either named, or named myself, i don't remember what happened, but i'm the honorary mayor of a real town named dildo. [ laughter ] so if you hear somebody call me the mayor of dildo, it's not an insult, it's my job. [ laughter ] i assumed i would be mayor for life. but recently, some random guy i've never heard of, his name is todd cole, tagged me on instagram with the following message. "hey @jimmykimmellive, i will run against you for the mayor of dildo. #greatbeer #beautifulplace." a guy named todd? my dog is named dog. [ laughter ] a guy who thi

canadian muslim leaders have abruptly cancelled the meeting with the prime minister justin trudeau over support for israel regime and his failure to take tangible action against islamophobia in the country. stephen brown, ceo of national council of canadian muslims, sam canada's refusal to call on israel to follow order set out by the international court of justice aimed at preventing genocide in gaza. he said that decision was a straw that broke the camel's back. he said there's no evidence ottawa is willing to pressure israel to ease its bombardments of gaza. brown also said trudeau has broken promises of fighting anti-muslim hate crimes he gave the muslim community back in 2015. meeting was due. to be held on the seventh anniversary of the quebec city mosk shooting in which six people were killed and 19 injured back in 2017. political commentator zaffad says the canadian government has practically green lighted israeli genocide in gaza. trudo unfortunately and his government are solidly with the zionist regime in in israel, in fact when the international court of justice gave its pro

with reality, no, no, no, i look at bearbok, i look at schholz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin trudeau, at blinken, and not only do i see morally abject people, i do in every single case, i also see people who clearly have lost contact with reality, the people who live not in reality, who live in some sort of parallel world right, up there in their heads, are in the west, they're not in the... global south and they're not in china and they're not in russia, they're in the west, but this is how they portray their enemies or their their opponents, and now we have namibia is coming in criticizing germany, to be honest with you, i didn't expect this statement, i was reading it today, i want to read it to the audience, says namibia rejects germany's support of the genocidal intent of the racist israeli state against. innocent civilians in gaza. on namibian soil, germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904-1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent namibians died in the most inhumane and brutal conditions. the german government is yet to fully aton for the genocide it

we had the case in canada of course what justin trudeau _ case in canada of course what justin trudeau was indian state involvement sell transnational oppression is such a priority that the security minister tom tugendhat has launched a task force were transnational oppression is a core element — transnational oppression is a core element of— transnational oppression is a core element of that. this is on the rise and bring _ element of that. this is on the rise and bring industrialised around the world _ and bring industrialised around the world so — and bring industrialised around the world so it— and bring industrialised around the world. so it could happen in the uk? i world. so it could happen in the uk? i cannot_ world. so it could happen in the uk? i cannot comment because ijust do not know— i cannot comment because ijust do not know but anything of course could _ not know but anything of course could happen from pretty much any country— could happen from pretty much any country in _ could happen from pretty much any country in the world. we are seeing more _ country in the world

this week, justin trudeau has another reason for jealousy, the post of prime minister of france was takengest head of government in the history of the country and the first openly gay person in this position, that is, all the rest are closeted gays. looking at what’s going on in france, one gets the impression that the government there has long been full of faggots. in 2016 , otal joined the party created by macron, later becoming its press secretary. apparently, the french president liked the talents of the promising young man. disputes are still raging on the sidelines about who sided with whom? gabriel camanue or emmanuel gabriel. first appointment in otal received the government of the current head of state at the age of 29. a classic of the genre, he started as a secretary and ended up entering the french government, so to speak, through the back door. just an ideal candidate for a french official, young. cute, never really worked anywhere, and most importantly, gay. then the young politician became secretary of state under the minister of national education and youth in the governme

becoming increasingly politicized, the prime minister of the wedge-shaped country said sheet justin trudeaut a meeting with deputies of the liberal party led by him. according to him, the majority of parties in the parliament continue to support ukraine and vote for providing it with the necessities. aid, however, he says, there are also those who, due to their own ambitions, decided to vote against continued support. next is a short quote from the prime minister. all of you now see and understand this policy around ukraine, which, unfortunately, we are also observing here in ottar. that is, he meant politics that exists in the world. unfortunately, it got to of canada well, and in conclusion, hit on... the tuabssyn oil refinery in the krasnodar territory of russia stopped working after a drone hit its vacuum plant the day before. this was reported by the reuters agency with reference to its own sources. according to published information, the plant, which annually processes up to 9 million tons of raw materials, turned out to be paralyzed. according to reuters sources, the plant will not b

entire defense and protecting the sky, this is what volodymyr zelenskyi talked about today with justin trudeaue president of ukraine, who held the first international conversation of 2024 with the prime minister of canada. the main topic is security, zelenskyi told trudeau about the current situation and the russian terrorist attacks with missiles and drones, which... currently, it does not stop for a day. the head of state thanked his canadian colleague for his willingness to help strengthen the defense of ukraine's skies, as well as for the supply of additional nesms air defense systems and missiles for them. instead, the prime minister of canada assured that assistance to ukraine in 2024 will be both defensive and financial. childhood cannot be postponed, parents across the country believe, and during the winter holidays they try to find... a way to enjoy themselves with their children. fortunately, in the capital, despite the shelling, our theater actors have something to offer children and adults to distract themselves from the calamity and inspire them for further life, report by elena a

incumbents, bidenez approval ratings look terrible except when you compare them to macron or justin trudeau. they're all doing badly. you say that means they're going to spend a lot. but this can he spend a lot? are we in a different world about deficits? >> so one of my big trends of 2024 is this epic clash in the making between politician and investors. the incentive to do so now is even much more because of the approval ratings. i looked at the approval ratings of leaders around the world and across democracies, the approval rating is close to an all-time low. it is not just a biden problem, it is a universal problem. what is the implication. they want to spend more but already run very large deficit newsing go the location. the u.s. had a deficit of about 3% of gdp for much of the last decade. the deficit now is 6% of gdp and likely to be that way. and i think that is going to be there, whether countries from south africa or mexico, everywhere the deficits have shot up. so politicians try to spend more. you're going to have people in the bond market, the vigilantes are they are known, s

the elected justin trudeau. when he sees a bank account, you're just [bleep] pathetic.hing is the world is not buying it. the world is not buying your [bleep] [bleep] and [bleep] pedaling. this guy is the [bleep] enemy. you want to look at the [bleep] enemy to our world? it's that [bleep] right there. >> jesse: he's a fighter without a filter and that drives the media crazy. because if you don't respect the speech police, you don't respect them at all, and that's all the sniffling pretend journalists care about, the status they hold. their job becomes useless, because the only power they have over us is the power we give them. the crowd in canada, not fans of the prime minister. they were chanting "s credo" " all night long. we can't show it. we wanted to, but we can't. the strickland fight came down to the decision on the cards, and it was controversial. i admit i didn't see the site, but they could have been some home cooking. dana white said he might have won. >> i had it to happen two going into the last round , and i thought strickland won the last round. >> jesse:

you elected justin trudeau. when he sees the bank accounts, you're pathetic.at is wrong with the world is because of [bleep]. the best thing is, the world is not buying it. it's not buying your [bleep]. this guy is a [bleep] enemy. you want to look at the enemy to our world? it's that [bleep] right there. >> martha: here's what happened when another reporter asked ufc's ceo dana white about that exchange. watch this. >> you obviously give a long leash to your fighters about what they can say, what they are up there with the ufc microphone and you are getting in to territory of homophobia, trans phobia. is there -- >> i don't give anybody a leash. >> i'm saying -- >> a leash? >> free speech. control what people say? tell people what to believe? going to tell people -- i don't [bleep] tell any human being what to say and what to think. there's no leashes on any of them. what is your question. >> i was asking that question. i'll move on though. >> probably a good idea. >> martha: interesting. let's bring in outkick founder clay travis. good to have you with us. t

out of him before he breaks down. [ laughter and applause meanwhile, canadian prime minister justin trudeaue country is preparing for the uncertainty of another trump term which is a polite canadian way of saying, "we're building a a wall." [ laughter ] [ applause ] well, guys, today here in new york, mayor eric adams delivered the annual state of the city address, and he started by recognizing his team of deputy mayors but he did it in a pretty strange way. did you see this watch this >> let me tell you something you know, you may cut the umbilical cord, but that fluid that carries you is something that is spiritual and lasts a lifetime >> jimmy: what are there any normal leaders left anywhere? the hell is going on [ cheers and applause what is happening? why? why would you -- why? well, some business news i saw that chipotle wants to hire 19,000 new workers to handle this year's burrito season it's hard to believe it's already here i still haven't taken down my decorations from chalupa season [ laughter and applause and now burrito season speaking of fast food, there's this tiktok going v

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau said, if republican front runner donald trump wins the u.sn in november, it will be a step back that makes life tough for canada. so curious state antony blinken spoke in davos switzerland today about the biden administration engagement with our rivals. >> i took a trip to beijing this past summer. then many of my colleagues in government followed. secretary yellen, secretary raimondo, john kerry. but ultimately it culminated in the meeting the president biden and president xi jinping had in san francisco. there's no substitute for leader leader engagement, especially when you're dealing with china. and i imagine, i know you will see more of that in the year ahead. ukraine has been a profound strategic failure for vladimir putin and for russia. in so many ways putin's precipitated virtually everything he sought to prevent. you now have a russia that overall is weaker militarily, weaker economically, weaker diplomatically. europe has severed its energy dependence on russia. ukrainians are more united than they have ever been. the nato alliance

only in these woke utopias b, a justin trudeau world can you have empathy for the criminal, yo.t i' you know what i'm saying? and like, this is my advice fomr people worried about porch pirates. pirates.ust dress like me,e you don't have to worry about them stealing your clothes. i've had porch pirates retur worryn packages. they come back from the driveway. they're like, no, thanks. i'm not doing leopard print, fella. you know, when i startedpackages on radio 34 years ago, i never thought these woul webe the topics we're talking about. but here we are all these years lateabout. r. all right, big star tomorrow night. don't screw it u.p. l be all right. saturday night with jimmy fallon. we'll be watching. than thank you, sir. right on the fox news channel when we come back.pros ecutedthe prosecutor accused of having that romantic relationship with fani willisfai is confronted by the "new york post" yesterday about the alleged affair. tell you what he said. >> that's straight ahead. a must in your medicine cabinet call coming on. zach cams, the number one cold shortening brand hig

. >> you elected justin trudeau. like, what do you when he sees. the bank account?like, you're just athletic. everything that is wrongt [ble with the world is because and the best thing, an is, is te world's not buying it. >> the world's not buyin notgthg your peddling. >> this guy is the enemy. you want to look at the enemy to our world. it's that right thereleep that shows a fighter without a filter. >> and tha] ri>> jesse: he'st da crazy. because if you don't respect the police, you don't respect them at all. and that's all these sniveling pretend journalists care about the status they holdurnalt their. job becomes useless because the only power they have ovecaur us is the power we give them. >> now, the crowd in canada, not fans of the prime minister, they were chanting f all night long. we can't show it. ght longwe want to do, but we c. >> the strickland fight came down to the decision. on the cards and it was controversial. >> and i admit i didn't see the fight. i i but there could have been sm some home cooking. dana white said hee might have won. >> i had i

part two, we'll be looking at judicial reviews, social housing and kemi badenoch landing one on justin trudeau'sl see you >> your listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners your first look at saturday's top stories with me, simon evans . with comedians simon evans. with comedians lewis schaefer and nick dixon. so lewis, we will start this section with the familiar phenomenon of a grieving mother unpersuaded by judicial process. well you know what? >> as a parent, you know, when your kid dies, you get upset about something like this. and this is happening up there in nottingham, basically nottingham, which is a basically a he killed three a crazy guy. and he killed three people in a very short thing. and he was . sentenced. he struck and he was. sentenced. he struck a plea deal and the parents are upset that he struck a plea deal upset that he struck a plea deal, which is manslaughter, when it should have been. you know, doesn't really know, that doesn't sound really like it like murder, even though it was murder. going to be in like murder, even though it was mu|for. g

this is justin trudeau, this is this is justin trudeau, this is anthony this this is anthony albaneseoad people who have decided to suspend relations with this agency. but humza yousaf isn't on their team . on their team. >> humza yousaf is a tiny figure in all of this. >> he's a first minister of scotland . scotland. >> that's true. >> that's true. >> let's not exaggerate his significance, not to denigrate scotland , the great nation that scotland, the great nation that it is. >> e- e— e is a wonderful place >> scotland is a wonderful place and to put it notable and i wanted to put it notable with you. >> want it to remain firmly >> i want it to remain firmly within uk . this is a much within the uk. this is a much bigger much more serious bigger and much more serious story a disaster for story and it is a disaster for i cannot spell out clearly enough how critical it is that we continue, whether through unrwa or other agencies, continue to fund and the relief efforts in gaza. fund and the relief efforts in gaza . we have about 2 million gaza. we have about 2 million people who've be

that's higher than justin trudeau at 31%. that's higher than sunak in the uk at 25%. macron, 24%.any, olaf scholz, 21%. prime minister of japan, 16%. if you're in a western democracy right now, you're having problems. by you look at, for instance -- okay, you can take that off, guys. that was fascinating. you look at the new hampshire polls, joe biden's approval rating, about 35% in new hampshire, yet he beats donald trump 52 to 45. it's just, looking at approval ratings this year, i don't think, will make a big difference in determining who is going to actually win the election. but why are those democracies, why are western democracy's leaders struggling so hard, so badly? >> it is a mystery. there is a kind of leadership malaise around the world. even in china, there's interesting numbers coming out of china, quasi polls that show xi jinping is less popular than you would have thought. there's kind of a growing malaise among young people in china. hard to explain that. i'll share one thing. i asked somebody who is very close to president biden this week how he was doing. he's g

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