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CBC's David Cochrane admits he is really irked during the PnP panel about Mark Carney doing US and UK media, being identified as an official, not being elected and how he is avoiding Canadian media: "What I find interesting is that Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, who are not cabinet ministers, Carney's not even elected." "They're going on US Media, UK Media, talking about Canada's position in a trade war with the United States." "What do we make of that? That people who don't speak for the government are out speaking for the country?" "But at least the premiers are elected and have a constituency that they represent and are responsible and answerable to." "...but like I think Carney, I think he has done one Canadian sit down interview that was with Todd Battis at CTV... he did do a walk and talk with Laurence Martin, but he hasn't talked me, Rosie, Vassy, Mercedes, Patrice Roi, none of it. Which is interesting if you want to lead the country. And Amanda, this is the party that talks about the importance of Canadian media and how it must be protected. But I digress." But nobody in the Canadian MSM will do a story about this Carney Canadian media evasion. Side mentions like this on a panel are not reporting the real story. The real question should be: Do Carney and/or Freeland have a backroom deal to keep propping up Canadian media?

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A&W feels like a Canadian company, even though it was founded in the United States. In fact, Canada has nearly double the number of locations that the USA has. So why is that? This is the story of A&W in Canada. A&W Canada
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CBC's new hire from Sky and GBNews, Darren McCaffery, won't last long reporting things like how under Carney, an economic "report this week from Deloitte just yesterday suggesting that the economy here in Canada is effectively on pause because of these negotiations and that is having these real world consequences." "It said that business investment is expected to remain subdued in 2026 with firms largely in a holding pattern as trade uncertainty and the mid year review of CUSMA weighs on confidence." "And because of those unresolved trade issues with the United States, it means that we could see further US Tariff escalations which would hit Canadian exports and indeed Canadian confidence hard" Good thing he didn't mention Carney's campaign promise to get an "even better" deal by July of last year as we approach July of this one! But that maybe happened while he was still working in the UK Darren McCaffrey

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WATCH: CNN’s Scott Jennings sounds off on the scene in Hostage Square chanting President Trump’s name, the pride today of being an American, and his interview on the radio show earlier with Yael Bar tur 🤞... “I mean, as an American, my heart couldn't be more full. I mean, The United States of America today in its President, Donald Trump, is at the forefront of the most important thing going on in this world the release of these hostages and the possibility of a standing peace in the Middle East, where there simply just hasn't been any. And so, as an American, the fact that we're leading this effort, that we’re leading this coalition, that the President leading this effort, that we're leading this coalition, that the President was able to bring the Arab states together to get Netanyahu and that relationship, they have, in line enough to pull this off, I mean, it makes my heart so full that this is the power of the United States of America.” “This is what makes us the most unique country in the most important superpower in the world. I've had a range of emotions today because, as you know, I care deeply about these hostages. I could watch those videos all day and I have been watching them all day. I am still very sad for the 24 families for whom this is not over. Hamas has not produced the remains yet of, I think 24 people that were hoping come out soon, but I interviewed a lady on my radio show today, Yael Bar tur, who was in Hostage Square, and she was a counselor to some of the hostage families. She was at that rally, and she told me today, the unbelievable support for Donald Trump and for the American people, you could feel it in the air. It was palpable. The appreciation that those Israelis have for Trump and for the United. States of America. And if that doesn't make you feel patriotic about your own country, then I don't know what to say. It makes me feel great as an American that we are leading an effort for peace and hopefully prosperity in a region that has struggled with it.”
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WATCH: CNN’s Scott Jennings sounds off on the scene in Hostage Square chanting President Trump’s name, the pride today of being an American, and his interview on the radio show earlier with Yael Bar tur 🤞... “I mean, as an American, my heart couldn't be more full. I mean, The United States of America today in its President, Donald Trump, is at the forefront of the most important thing going on in this world the release of these hostages and the possibility of a standing peace in the Middle East, where there simply just hasn't been any. And so, as an American, the fact that we're leading this effort, that we’re leading this coalition, that the President leading this effort, that we're leading this coalition, that the President was able to bring the Arab states together to get Netanyahu and that relationship, they have, in line enough to pull this off, I mean, it makes my heart so full that this is the power of the United States of America.” “This is what makes us the most unique country in the most important superpower in the world. I've had a range of emotions today because, as you know, I care deeply about these hostages. I could watch those videos all day and I have been watching them all day. I am still very sad for the 24 families for whom this is not over. Hamas has not produced the remains yet of, I think 24 people that were hoping come out soon, but I interviewed a lady on my radio show today, Yael Bar tur, who was in Hostage Square, and she was a counselor to some of the hostage families. She was at that rally, and she told me today, the unbelievable support for Donald Trump and for the American people, you could feel it in the air. It was palpable. The appreciation that those Israelis have for Trump and for the United. States of America. And if that doesn't make you feel patriotic about your own country, then I don't know what to say. It makes me feel great as an American that we are leading an effort for peace and hopefully prosperity in a region that has struggled with it.”

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Virginia Giuffre’s Brother: It was disgraceful that Bondi couldn't even acknowledge us because if they did that, then they would admit some sort of wrongdoing. Our president can't do that. And the reason is he is potentially implicated in these files and he has to come to terms with that. He may have to answer some questions himself. The reality is the UK is doing far more. I think that the king can hold his head high when he comes here saying: I am doing the most that I can. While here in the United States, our president has yet to even do even remotely the same. And survivors and the people are very disappointed in that.
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Virginia Giuffre’s Brother: It was disgraceful that Bondi couldn't even acknowledge us because if they did that, then they would admit some sort of wrongdoing. Our president can't do that. And the reason is he is potentially implicated in these files and he has to come to terms with that. He may have to answer some questions himself. The reality is the UK is doing far more. I think that the king can hold his head high when he comes here saying: I am doing the most that I can. While here in the United States, our president has yet to even do even remotely the same. And survivors and the people are very disappointed in that.

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🚨BREAKING: United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says the US trade deficit with the EU for 2025 likely bigger than the US deficit with China. Greer was asked a question suggesting America is treating Europe more poorly than China in terms of trade policy. Greer responded STRONGLY: “I think the premise is just wrong, because we have much higher tariffs on China… I mean, to suggest that we're treating Europe more poorly than China, is just out of line with the facts. I mean, there have been, since 2018, very substantive tariffs on China. There have been export controls on China—that they hate. You know, there have been investment scrutiny that the Congress of the United States has stepped up. It's just, these are just things of a totally different nature, I think, for the United States. Well, let me make one more point: Our trade deficit with the EU this year for 2025 might end up being bigger than trade deficit with China. We reduced that trade deficit by about 25% last year. So when it comes to imbalance, we have a huge imbalance with Europe. You've had huge access into the US market. For many years, we've had limited access into Europe. You limit our agricultural imports, you limit our industrial imports, and you have a huge surplus with us. And it's not because you're particularly competitive. I know I'm here in Europe, and I spent a lot of time in Europe… I like Europe, but the reality is you're not competitive… We know you have bad energy policies. The fact that you have this massive surplus with the United States can't be because you’re competitive.” [Note this is a machine translation, may not be 100% accurate!] I'm here in Davos during the World Economic Forum meetings. Shoot me a note if you're around!

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14,776 views • 5 months ago