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Kate "What does it say that Carney's first act while commanding a majority government is going to be to remove the power from opposition parties, to call forward studies and committee?" Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison says Carney's "going to lose that crutch of the opposition being obstinate with a majority government and the government is going to come under some real scrutiny for the first time in a very long time about what they are delivering, or more appropriately not for Canadians, when they no longer can point to Pierre Poilievre and say that he's the problem because of the minority government." And he is losing an excuse not to fulfill all of his election promises! Media loses that excuse for not getting the best deal with Trump that was promised and building Canada into an economic powerhouse... Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison says Carney's "going to lose that crutch of the opposition being obstinate with a majority government and the government is going to come under some real scrutiny for the first time in a very long time about what they are delivering, or more appropriately not for Canadians, when they no longer can point to Pierre Poilievre and say that he's the problem because of the minority government." And he is losing an excuse not to fulfill all of his election promises! Media loses that excuse for not getting the best deal with Trump that was promised and building Canada into an economic powerhouse... Kate Harrison

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Harrison "So I would be looking far less to the tone in the House in terms of what it means for the future of this government and much more to the relationship with the United States because it is how Carney came to power and I think it's how he's going to propose to stay in power." Kate Harrison
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Harrison "So I would be looking far less to the tone in the House in terms of what it means for the future of this government and much more to the relationship with the United States because it is how Carney came to power and I think it's how he's going to propose to stay in power." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison on Carney's video "My prediction is twofold" "One, the Prime Minister is reminding Canadians to Vandana's point everyday Canadians that Donald Trump is to blame for all of Canada's problems." "That is, even though I have a majority government, I'm really not the problem." "And I wonder what it means for next week's spring economic statement. I do think that we're going to see extraordinary spending." "We saw some comments from the IMF suggesting that the jet to DDP ratio can increase based on Canada's fiscal position." "I think the government's going to take that ball and run and they're going to use the uncertainty with the United States as a backdrop for more deficit spending." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison on Carney's video "My prediction is twofold" "One, the Prime Minister is reminding Canadians to Vandana's point everyday Canadians that Donald Trump is to blame for all of Canada's problems." "That is, even though I have a majority government, I'm really not the problem." "And I wonder what it means for next week's spring economic statement. I do think that we're going to see extraordinary spending." "We saw some comments from the IMF suggesting that the jet to DDP ratio can increase based on Canada's fiscal position." "I think the government's going to take that ball and run and they're going to use the uncertainty with the United States as a backdrop for more deficit spending." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "But what the Conservatives are clearly trying to do here is say, listen, if this parliament is not functioning and it's not working, it will not be because of Conservatives being obstinate in the House." "But I think that you will find the Conservatives are going to increasingly look at, you know, where there is an opportunity to work together so as to avoid an election that no Canadians want." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "But what the Conservatives are clearly trying to do here is say, listen, if this parliament is not functioning and it's not working, it will not be because of Conservatives being obstinate in the House." "But I think that you will find the Conservatives are going to increasingly look at, you know, where there is an opportunity to work together so as to avoid an election that no Canadians want." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "But the Conservatives, I think, are smartly going to wedge the government on affordability because this really is the first time, in my estimation, Catherine, we've seen an attempt at an affordability message from this government since coming to office." Kate Harrison
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Harrison "But the Conservatives, I think, are smartly going to wedge the government on affordability because this really is the first time, in my estimation, Catherine, we've seen an attempt at an affordability message from this government since coming to office." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "So if the Prime Minister is going to make these declarative statements, he should be prepared to answer, ok, 'are you speaking only about the United States or how does this foreign policy look and this position look vis a vis China and Taiwan', for which the Prime Minister has been silent?" Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "So if the Prime Minister is going to make these declarative statements, he should be prepared to answer, ok, 'are you speaking only about the United States or how does this foreign policy look and this position look vis a vis China and Taiwan', for which the Prime Minister has been silent?" Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrision "Just because it's a rosier picture on the deficit doesn't mean that it's a rosy picture." "...So I think if the big marquee announcement for tomorrow is the sovereign wealth fund, which looks a lot like previous government funds, Canadians are going to be asking what is in this economic update for them." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrision "Just because it's a rosier picture on the deficit doesn't mean that it's a rosy picture." "...So I think if the big marquee announcement for tomorrow is the sovereign wealth fund, which looks a lot like previous government funds, Canadians are going to be asking what is in this economic update for them." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "But it's inflation as a government slayer. Ultimately, I think Mr. Starmer really struggled and his predecessor struggled to get a handle on the cost of living crisis and the affordability crisis." "It's a potential warning for our Prime Minister that domestic issues are really what drives voters to the ballot box" Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "But it's inflation as a government slayer. Ultimately, I think Mr. Starmer really struggled and his predecessor struggled to get a handle on the cost of living crisis and the affordability crisis." "It's a potential warning for our Prime Minister that domestic issues are really what drives voters to the ballot box" Kate Harrison

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Harrison "But it was the Prime Minister that said we have to deal with the world as it is. This is the world as it is." "So what is Canada meaningfully doing to advance our interests in this time rather than griping from the sidelines?" Kate Harrison
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Harrison "But it was the Prime Minister that said we have to deal with the world as it is. This is the world as it is." "So what is Canada meaningfully doing to advance our interests in this time rather than griping from the sidelines?" Kate Harrison

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Harrison "(Ma) also, upon questioning from one of your colleagues, failed to say clearly, as the Prime Minister has also failed to say clearly that forced labour exists in China and that we are against it and that this will be a major part of our trade conversations moving forward." "...And because the Prime Minister will not firmly denounce it, you can understand why so many people have questions about the government's position on this." Kate Harrison
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Harrison "(Ma) also, upon questioning from one of your colleagues, failed to say clearly, as the Prime Minister has also failed to say clearly that forced labour exists in China and that we are against it and that this will be a major part of our trade conversations moving forward." "...And because the Prime Minister will not firmly denounce it, you can understand why so many people have questions about the government's position on this." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "If you look at the timeline, he was advising the Liberal Party on economic matters before going to China to have this meeting with a state controlled bank about a private business dealing." "The whole point the Conservatives are making around potential or perceived conflicts of interest is around him holding both those rules in parallel." "We've now since found out that they've executed four Canadians. It is fair for Canadians and Conservatives to be asking the question about the nature of (Carney's) business dealings with a regime and a country that has been actively hostile and murdered Canadian citizens." "It is fair to ask that at a time when he is also advising the Liberal Party of Canada on economic matters. " Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "If you look at the timeline, he was advising the Liberal Party on economic matters before going to China to have this meeting with a state controlled bank about a private business dealing." "The whole point the Conservatives are making around potential or perceived conflicts of interest is around him holding both those rules in parallel." "We've now since found out that they've executed four Canadians. It is fair for Canadians and Conservatives to be asking the question about the nature of (Carney's) business dealings with a regime and a country that has been actively hostile and murdered Canadian citizens." "It is fair to ask that at a time when he is also advising the Liberal Party of Canada on economic matters. " Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrision "For a long time in Canada, there was a consensus on immigration." "Systemic repeated failures that really started under the last government have undermined that system." "And the AG Report confirms a lot of the skepticism and cynicism that people have about the integrity of our system." "...Are we expected to believe that everything there is going just fine?" "...this is why there needs to be some accountability on the part of the Minister and the government for having mismanaged this program for so long." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrision "For a long time in Canada, there was a consensus on immigration." "Systemic repeated failures that really started under the last government have undermined that system." "And the AG Report confirms a lot of the skepticism and cynicism that people have about the integrity of our system." "...Are we expected to believe that everything there is going just fine?" "...this is why there needs to be some accountability on the part of the Minister and the government for having mismanaged this program for so long." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "I don't think it's responsible for Jagmeet Singh to suggest that... a backroom conversation with political leaders is a better way to handle these conversations around Canada's response to tariffs than having this debate openly in Parliament. And for somebody to be a man of the people, self proclaimed... he seems very keen to cut deals with the Liberals on the periphery of Parliament rather than actually bring this forward to the floor for discussion" 💥Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "I don't think it's responsible for Jagmeet Singh to suggest that... a backroom conversation with political leaders is a better way to handle these conversations around Canada's response to tariffs than having this debate openly in Parliament. And for somebody to be a man of the people, self proclaimed... he seems very keen to cut deals with the Liberals on the periphery of Parliament rather than actually bring this forward to the floor for discussion" 💥Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison "The first one, to your point, David, is Mark Carney's personal history of advocating for a consumer price on carbon prior to becoming the Liberal leader." "So he is on the record prior two months ago saying that he personally championed this. He's also surrounded by the same Trudeau Liberal cabinet that were proponents of this very thing." "He has written books about the integration and importance of environmental policy and fiscal and financial policy." "So what the Conservatives are doing is highlighting all of that past history and advocacy and cheerleading around a consumer carbon price and pointing to the fact that the Liberals have not yet made this permanent." "Mark Carney has said that he would keep that industrial carbon price, including on steel and aluminum, at a time that we're about to get hit by tariffs tomorrow. So I think that it's fair game for the Conservatives to keep pushing this ball back into Mark Carney's court." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "The first one, to your point, David, is Mark Carney's personal history of advocating for a consumer price on carbon prior to becoming the Liberal leader." "So he is on the record prior two months ago saying that he personally championed this. He's also surrounded by the same Trudeau Liberal cabinet that were proponents of this very thing." "He has written books about the integration and importance of environmental policy and fiscal and financial policy." "So what the Conservatives are doing is highlighting all of that past history and advocacy and cheerleading around a consumer carbon price and pointing to the fact that the Liberals have not yet made this permanent." "Mark Carney has said that he would keep that industrial carbon price, including on steel and aluminum, at a time that we're about to get hit by tariffs tomorrow. So I think that it's fair game for the Conservatives to keep pushing this ball back into Mark Carney's court." Kate Harrison

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52,634 views • 1 year ago

Kate Harrison "Trudeau, because he was incapable of seeing past his own ego, has left his party incredibly weakened" " Trudeau has created a circumstance. that is, I would argue, impossible for any Liberal contender to seriously create differentiation, become a known entity to Canadians, in perhaps as little as a 6, 7 week period" Kate Harrison Power & Politics
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Kate Harrison "Trudeau, because he was incapable of seeing past his own ego, has left his party incredibly weakened" " Trudeau has created a circumstance. that is, I would argue, impossible for any Liberal contender to seriously create differentiation, become a known entity to Canadians, in perhaps as little as a 6, 7 week period" Kate Harrison Power & Politics

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Kate Harrison on the Ford ad fallout "So this has been a pretty expensive waste of time for the province, but also for the federal government, who's now left to kind of pick up the pieces of something that I think was understood to be a problem for a long time." "And I suspect that the federal government knew that very well. And I think that they quite enjoyed for a long time the good cop, bad cop dance that they had with the premier and the prime minister. And now it has backfired spectacularly." "We're very far from the spring when the prime minister had a very different message. And I do wonder how that is going to play with his base of supporters that was adamant that we cannot cave to Donald Trump when it seems that is all that we have been doing since the prime minister got elected." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison on the Ford ad fallout "So this has been a pretty expensive waste of time for the province, but also for the federal government, who's now left to kind of pick up the pieces of something that I think was understood to be a problem for a long time." "And I suspect that the federal government knew that very well. And I think that they quite enjoyed for a long time the good cop, bad cop dance that they had with the premier and the prime minister. And now it has backfired spectacularly." "We're very far from the spring when the prime minister had a very different message. And I do wonder how that is going to play with his base of supporters that was adamant that we cannot cave to Donald Trump when it seems that is all that we have been doing since the prime minister got elected." Kate Harrison

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Kate Harrison on the message pulling MPs from Taiwan sends to the world "When we are in an environment where we are talking about democratic nations being invaded on a regular basis, pick the nation of choice." "It is hypocritical to be concerned about the hypothetical US Invasion of Greenland and not extremely critical of any decision by Canada to look at pulling back support for Taiwan at this time." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison on the message pulling MPs from Taiwan sends to the world "When we are in an environment where we are talking about democratic nations being invaded on a regular basis, pick the nation of choice." "It is hypocritical to be concerned about the hypothetical US Invasion of Greenland and not extremely critical of any decision by Canada to look at pulling back support for Taiwan at this time." Kate Harrison

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94,592 views • 5 months ago

Harrison "The reality is that we would not be entertaining this conversation with China if the Prime Minister had actually followed through on his promise to deliver a new economic and security partnership with the United States." "Now we're backed into a corner of having friends in China and Qatar because we failed to secure the most important trade relationship that we have." "...How do we think the US Is going to respond to pulling back from Taiwan?... I don't think it will be viewed favorably." Kate Harrison
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Harrison "The reality is that we would not be entertaining this conversation with China if the Prime Minister had actually followed through on his promise to deliver a new economic and security partnership with the United States." "Now we're backed into a corner of having friends in China and Qatar because we failed to secure the most important trade relationship that we have." "...How do we think the US Is going to respond to pulling back from Taiwan?... I don't think it will be viewed favorably." Kate Harrison

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Harrison "I think Mark Carney would like to push aside Stephen Guilbeault's comments about pipelines yesterday as well." "Just supremely unhelpful for that to be within the first 24 hours of naming the cabinet." "The Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture is not just a minister for Quebec culture and identity." Kate Harrison Scott Moe
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Harrison "I think Mark Carney would like to push aside Stephen Guilbeault's comments about pipelines yesterday as well." "Just supremely unhelpful for that to be within the first 24 hours of naming the cabinet." "The Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture is not just a minister for Quebec culture and identity." Kate Harrison Scott Moe

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39,664 views • 1 year ago