(0:00 - 1:45) Mark Carney has now been unleashed on Canada to wreak his globalist agenda, an agenda which will further damage our economy, destroy our energy sector, won't fix our broken health care system, will continue to push the trans narrative and medical assistance in dying, and will push for more censorship. In addition to all of that, Carney will utterly fail to oppose Donald Trump on tariffs. Trump's tariffs have nothing to do with fentanyl and terrorists, and everything to do with protecting the US dollar, an effort which Carney was attempting to undermine by day two after being appointed as Prime Minister. But now he's won the election, and with 169 seats, just three short of a majority, the Liberals will have a majority for all intents and purposes, as Carney will do the same thing that Trudeau did, and buy off the NDP, who lost 17 seats in this election and their party status, but still have seven seats, enough to tip the balance. As a globalist banker, Carney's ultimate objective will be CBDCs and digital IDs, and he even has a plan for that. But will he have enough time? Rob Anders is one of the longest serving MPs in Canadian history, having first been elected in 1997 when he ran for the Reform Party, until he left politics in 2015. (1:46 - 2:28) Mr. Anders has also been very active in campaigning with the Conservatives in this and past elections. Rob joins me in the studio today to tell us where Canada is headed under Carney, and why he believes that within two years, Mark Carney will be gone, kicked out by his own party in a non-confidence vote. The question is, how much damage will he do before he leaves? Rob, thanks so much for coming in. (2:28 - 4:42) Well, thank you for having me. Well, you're the man to answer the questions. You served 18 years as an MP in our government from 1997 to 2015. You understand the workings of our government better than pretty much anybody I know. And last night's election, I'm sure there's a lot of people who are very dismayed. The polls told us this was going to happen, and yet I know there was a lot of Conservatives who were holding on to hope that the polls were wrong. Well, they weren't. So here we have 168 seats for the Liberals, four seats shy of majority. But of course, as you and I were discussing just before the interview, with seven NDP seats and having lost their party status, influencing those NDP seats is not going to be difficult. So for all effects and purposes, we have another Liberal majority. The question then, Rob, is what are they going to do with it? What is Carney going to do with that? He's now got the power to go and pass all these bills he wants to pass. Yeah, there's a lot to be worried about there, for sure. Central Bank Digital Currency, he's kind of the high priest of globalism. The stuff that they were trying to do for the Emergencies Act, they're now doing through a private members bill, their gold seat in Toronto. Home equity tax, you know, there's a lot of bad stuff in there. I think as well, we're not going to be surprised because he only paused the carbon tax. And he's publicly said before that he thought the carbon tax was too low to affect change in the hearts of Canadians and their activities. So I think we're going to see a re-institution of that. Yeah, it's bad news. I will say, though, that based on the internal polling that I knew about, I thought we were going to see an actual Liberal majority. I knew the NDP vote was collapsing. We have friends who were privy to that information. And with 385,000 calls, they knew that the NDP was dropping from 15% down to four. Four out of five NDP were deciding to back the Carney Liberals rather than the NDP. (4:42 - 7:35) Jagmeet Singh lost his own seat, and clear evidence that he didn't make the right decisions for that party. Had he pulled the plug and forced an election last year, Trudeau would have gone down, third party status, NDP would have been official opposition, Pierre Paulier would have been prime minister. That's what it would look like. So yeah, I mean, the fact that Pierre got 41%, Liberals got 42%, normally those are majority government territories for either party. But because of the NDP collapse and the Liberals, the NDP lost 11 points of which the Liberals picked up 10. So last night when I was watching and the Liberals were stalling around the 150s, kind of later in the evening, I thought, what's going on here? I thought they would march easily up into the 170s, but the NDP collapse was monumental. So before we get into details about what Carney is going to do to our country now that he's got the power to do it, let's talk about some of the odd things that did happen. Obviously the thing that's going through many people's minds is Pierre Poilievre losing his seat. And he said he'll stay on as party leader, but there's an issue with that. He can be party leader without being an MP, but he can't sit in the house of commons. So that's kind of crippling for the leader of the opposition when you can't sit in the house of commons and debate. Yeah. It wasn't surprising to me that his seat was in jeopardy. And the reason for that is because one has to remember when he first won the seat, he was a young 20 something year old challenger candidate. It was a riding that he was not expected to win. He was up against the liberal minister of national defense, David Pratt. It has a lot of Ottawa bureaucrats who live in it. So the fact he took the riding in the first place narrowly by a few hundred votes was huge and that he kept it over that time by hard work and door knocking whatnot was also exceptional. So when the liberal wave comes along, like what happened with Carney and the replacement of Trudeau, it didn't surprise me. And of course, there was jiggery pokery, putting 90 names on the ballot to dilute the conservative support and what have you. So that doesn't surprise me. I don't think we're, I wish him well, I want him to do well. It'll be a tough time for him. There'll be some knives out. There's people in the Ford camp that would, you know, Ford's had a third majority government in Ontario. It's next to impossible to get a fourth majority government in Ontario. So there are people there who would like to see Ford step into the federal arena. And I've heard some stuff about out West here, some potential premiers that might be recruited to run in the West, et cetera. So we'll see. But I wish Pierre well. (7:36 - 9:57) Now we were discussing just a few minutes ago, the collapse of the NDP losing some two thirds of their seats, losing their party status. I mean, what happened there, Rob? Where did they go from suddenly? You know, had they had a fair bit of support and now they're just basically a non-entity. Well, Jagmeet really sold them out. He wanted his pension. He wanted to get his six years in. He didn't pull the plug when it was opportune for the party. And so as a result, he got punished. I mean, he lost his own seat last night. Like I know talking with NDPers and I've been in the trenches for a while. I know some card carrying committed and new Democrats, and they were very unhappy with him behind the scenes because he was not doing what was right for the party. He was doing what was right for him personally. So they knew, they know that. And he was, he was a very untypical NDPer. I mean, he wears more expensive suits than I do. And I don't own a Rolex watch, right? Or drive a Maserati. Yeah. You know what I mean? So he's, he's not your typical NDPer. Like that, that, that's a guy who was King of a very powerful ethnic group, which is the, you know, Punjabi Sikh community who came in with the numbers, took the NDP leadership. But he was not Ed Broadbent or, you know, anybody like that. He was not your working man's, uh, new Democrat. So that went over like a lead balloon. It was going to be very difficult. There was no way he could replicate what Jack Layton did in Quebec or what Tom Mulcair did in Quebec. That was not possible either. So, uh, I predicted they would get eight seats and that's about exactly where they came out and that the party status, they they'll get that back. And here's why, because the liberals are desperate still, right? Like they still need them. And so what'll happen is, uh, the NDP will say, Hey, you need us, you need us for the budget vote coming up next spring and the budgetary estimates. Why don't you rejig the qualification for party status and drop it down to seven? Right. Down from 12. Yeah. Down from 12 down to seven. And then now we, we get budgets and yeah, that's, that's, I'm pretty sure that's, that's going to happen. Yeah. Okay. So finally we've got the block, which also lost a large number of seats, which really surprised me. And especially since they lost them to liberals. (9:57 - 10:41) Yeah. When, and we're going to get into this later on in this conversation, we've got Alberta, I'm already talking about seceding from the country. Uh, we've had, you know, obviously for a long time, Quebec tried that it went quiet for a while, but in recent months, there's been more rumblings in Quebec about separating. It seems very odd that people would ditch the block and vote liberal. Yeah. That's, that's a hard one to understand. Like I still last yesterday before the election, before the official results came in, uh, before the evening I was, my optimistic was the block getting 33. My pessimistic was the block getting 25. So they actually fell below my pessimistic. (10:42 - 10:53) Yeah. Um, and I, I was, I was watching that evening. I saw like writings like, uh, Trois-Rivieres, which, you know, the, the heart of nationalist Quebec is North of Quebec city. (10:53 - 11:31) So it's like, uh, Lac-Saint-Jean, um, Manicouagan, uh, you know, et cetera, those areas that are rubber vowel. And so when I saw that the block was having trouble in some of those areas that I would've thought, what the hell, like the block should be taking this relatively easily. Um, I knew there was going to be trouble there. Um, and I, I, I don't, I can't explain the liberal strength there because Carney's not a Quebecer. His French sucks. Um, he's, he's not anything like what the Quebecers would believe. He's certainly not a Trudeau, right. Et cetera. So, uh, the fact that he was able to graft as well onto Quebec is shocking, actually. (11:31 - 12:35) You know, my viewers, you know, my audience, and there's a question that's going through their heads, Rob. 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