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David Cochrane: “Let me explain the Liberal position at length, then ask why you’re so mean about it.” Adam Chambers: “Cool, I’ll just wait for the question.” Then Chambers actually said something: “Summits and words and meetings are not going to deliver results… We need a positive regulatory environment...

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Seinfeld’s Puffy Shirt 🇨🇦 🇺🇸12 天前

I’m a big fan of Chambers. Cochrane is a colossal douche.

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John Arnaud12 天前

The fact that Cochrane uses the Liberal/MSM number of 120 Trillion dollars! coming to Toronto without any nuance or Coyne ‘context,’ pretty much sums up the state of CBC…

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Totes12 天前

Future Senator David Cochrane is so partisan he’s not even trying to hide it anymore. If Carney killed a puppy, he’d likely say the puppy deserved it.

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Kristy Lopp12 天前

Like is Cochrane (in addition to his CBC $$) on the Liberal payroll. My god, every single interview is nothing but justifying the Liberals, no matter if someone presents actual facts. Who watches this guy and thinks they're getting unbiased factual commentary.

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Jason Coutts12 天前

Biggest liberal cheerleader Cochrane doing his absolute best to rally for Carney. That’s what gov money buys you!! Did the same to Kate Harrison later in the program. What a douche bag that guy is!!!!!

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Patrice O' Hamilton12 天前

@adamchamb …..did a great job. Never forget that Carney is a highly diluted PM, despite Cochrane and his ridiculous Liberal adoration. WEF globalist on the loose. He is NOT us. Imported EU tycoon. Some iteration of net zero, carbon tax now hidden, China EV nightmares.

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BlazeKing12 天前

I think we should put together a class action law suit against legacy news media for all the lies committed!

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Sandra Bragg12 天前

@adamchamb perfectly said!

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Leo James12 天前

The fact that we pay this POS his salary is disgusting

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Jan Ravensbergen12 天前

Venal PR slime seeks Senate sinecure 🤢

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Uncle Buckoff12 天前

Love the fact that Cockring still didn't get the question out but Col*ck Block Corp still had to put the 167 projects on the table caption on the screen to signal to all their Libtard base - there are so many deals on the table for this "new" liberal government after 18 months.

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Your Conscience12 天前

Cochrane is so bad.

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Liz Armitage12 天前

🙌

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Michael12 天前

He holds his pen is like he’s intelligent or psychiatrist

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Petey12 天前

Please cry more 😭

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Leo Mangwiro12 天前

Well handled @adamchamb. A Cochrane interview is well loaded with defending the government presuppositions; it's remarkable that it's accepted.

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Denis Doucet12 天前

Was that not a slap on the face for liberals and clown cbc

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Jager12 天前

Yes sure. But ALL Carney has to do to maintain is voter base is say a bunch of empty shit that sounds nice and the absolute retard socialist libtards in this country lap it up.

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