. -- pierre trudeau. the deputy leader of the conservative party is also a sikh. you have them in all major parties and they play a role in the canadian political scene, upstanding citizens. canada is a diverse and multicultural countries and there are diaspora communities from a number of places in the world. mohammed: how much concern is there about the geopolitical consequences of a growing india-canada conflict? >> it is really interesting that canada's main allies seem to be very quiet on this issue. this has come at a point where the united states and the united kingdom are trying to put that away from china and build relations with india. in some ways, the trudeau government is not sinking from the same song sheet as its allies. india is in a rather strong position given the concerns about china, including in canada . >> to steve's point, canada has long been seen by india to have a problem on how it deals with sikh extremism, khalistani question. in recent months, it ebbs and flows, and the issue around kalus them has heated -- kalus stan has heated up. th

the late former prime minister pierre trudeau once said that he had deliberately abandoned the idea ofsecuting nazi war criminals who lived in canada. fearing destabilization of society. she could n’t help but applaud next to zelensky, deputy prime minister of canada chrystia freeland, the granddaughter of a fugitive nazi collaborator. by the way, eroslav gunko himself, according to the toronto sun newspaper, quite openly called zelsky, quote, a worthy follower of the ideals for which we stood to the last. end of quote. so friday's embarrassment only revealed the true state of affairs. trudeau apologized for honoring the nazis in the canadian parliament, but the money goes to the state, which raised the nazis. will he not stop giving collaborators to heroes? it is not surprising that trudeau, in his strange statement, apologized to everyone, to jews, to ukrainians, canadians, and even to lgbt people who were persecuted by the nazis, he did not apologize only to our country, who paid a colossal price for saving the world from the nazis - 27 million human lives, at the same time, sitting

arms because they saw them as anti communist shock troops, and we will have to learn about how pierre trudeau justin's father refused to ring that truth out because he was afraid of stroking ethnic tensions between canadian jews and canadian eastern europeans. but we're also going to have to revisit the history of kinetic candidates embassy and keith in 2014 giving shelter to the neo nazi see 14 gang after it ransacked key of city hall and festooned the walls with swastikas confederate flags and white power insignia. we're going to have to paul general wayne, i are out. who is the chief commander of the canadian forces who has explicitly refused to apologize for applauding this neo nazi veteran and learn about canada's leading role in training. the neo nazi as of battalion at the grays. and we have documented at least 2 training sessions between canadian top level officers and leadership of the as a battalion, including its, its current, defacto liter dentist, pro co panko. this took place in 2017, in 2018 and it probably continues to this day. the friends of the signing wheezing call center

of the historians quoted in that 60 minutes special said that he spoke to then 5 minutes for pierre trudeau, the father of the current prime minister canada. and he told him that the government refused to discuss their policy of welcoming the oxy emigrants in public quotes because they were afraid of exacerbating relationships between jews and eastern european ethnic communities. now i think we can all agree that that is just a pastor as excused. if you don't want to exacerbate those pensions, you can probably just not welcome in nazi work and also well said, i think this is going to say family planning it i'm, i'm sort of jumping again why, but i've got such a little time and it's so good to have it here so i can pick your brain. i mean, i mean look, you know, as a candid or essentially as we're starting to really low now, because the main stream will never tell you about this kind of, there are essentially off in the 2nd world war did become a haven for, for those who was working for the 3rd reich and nazi soldiers and they came over to canada, wasn't just canada as you. i'm sure you well

in 1997, then -prime minister pierre trudeau said that canada was not prosecuting war criminals fromnities. do you think it’s worth waiting for a continuation of this story? open up. this scandal and isn't it do you have the feeling that an attempt was made at the international level to abolish nazism, including that which is spreading throughout ukraine and is already going beyond the boundaries, no, of course, this was it, in fact, this attempt, so you showed those four who they applauded, but this nazi , well, okay, trudeau doesn’t understand a damn thing who or what he ’s applauding, and he doesn’t know anything, you think trudeau didn’t understand, maybe he’s being so soft. educated, which he could not quite understand, but this trio was next to him, both zelskikh, this lady in blue, chrystia freeland, understood perfectly well what the phrase of the speaker of parliament meant: fought against the russians in the second world war, that is , happy chrystia, yes, she certainly waited for this moment, finally her grandfather, mikhailo khomyak will be rehabilitated, nazi collaborato

in the eighties, when pierre trudeau was in power, the father of the current prime minister, they decidedbetween the jewish and ... simon wiesenthal, the greatest nazi hunter, who was born in a small town near lviv and lost 89 relatives during the holocaust, publicly stated that he would never go to canada because he believed that there was no political will to fight war criminals, now we are talking about parliament, but such apathy has characterized the attitude of the canadian authorities to the problem for decades, in the center wesenthal, by the way, even suspected canada as the country that gave... dr. mengele. army intelligence documents obtained by the simon wesenthal center under the freedom of information act indicate that dr. mengele may have been arrested and released in the american zone of vienna in 1947, and that he may have sought a canadian visa in buenos aires. the canadians informed us intelligence about the visa application submitted in the name of joseph menke. four pages of canadian documents hidden due to confidentiality materials from foreign authorities. however,

tom: the conversation with pierre trudeau, strong canadian dollar.n. the canadian dollar extends gain after jobs report beat in canada. lisa: and we just accelerated. wages accelerated but again, does this play into something else is going on here? it's just a swirling, toxic brew. tom: it goes to the surprises out there and the resilience we see. we will run out of time here and we have to get you back on this. there are many ways to slice this. it's extraordinary. what can i say on a friday? good news from north of the border, futures up one and they explode higher, the vix 14.38. the loonie is one dollar 36, a stronger canada. ♪ >> china is not going to go away. we are always going to be here. it's like an arranged marriage not based on love. it's an arranged marriage we have to accommodate each other. that could be one of the results here. lisa: relationship counseling with max baucus talking about how we have to work together to some degree but not working together now, giving some of the tit for tat we keep your number both sides. tom: max bauc

amy: prime minister trudeau made the apology after canada's conservative leader, pierre poilievre, describedonoring the former nazi as the "biggest single diplomatic embarrassment" in canada's history. in the netherlands, a massive climate protest is now in its 20th day as activists blockade the a-12, a major highway. over 6,000 people have been arrested since the action started. activists are demanding the dutch government end its over $40 billion in annual subsidies for fossil fuel companies. demonstrators say police are using increasingly violent tactics to quell their movement. extinction rebellion netherlands is taking authorities to court in a bid to ban the use of water cannons against peaceful protesters. meanwhile in the u.k., climate activists have slammed its government after it gave the green light to develop its largest untapped oilfield in the north sea, just off the northwest coast of the shetland islands. the rosebank project will be operated by norwegian company equinor and british firm ithaca energy. this is climate lawyer and director of the group uplift, tessa khan. >> if

this is doubtful. situation, opposition leader pierre poiliever personalized the accusations and directed them at justin trudeau what role the veteran himself played in all this. his family posted a photo with the caption that he was looking forward to meeting prime minister trudeau and president zelski, but the office the prime minister said that the prime minister himself had never met the veteran. a couple of people waving a nazi flag. calling his political opponents nazis has returned to him like a boomerang, justin trudeau has a habit of calling everyone who disagrees with him nazis, he calls everyone who appears at an event with an undesirable opinion a nazi, so they themselves stand applauding, and as many as two times. it’s worth asking the prime minister a question, because this is precisely the task of the prime minister, to check everyone who comes into contact with a foreign leader on canadian soil, especially with a foreign leader whose country is at war. is the prime minister going to apologize for the fact that this man was vetted and still allowed into the event? to the conservatives' claims, gi