I had a unique opportunity to interview Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the recently released budget, the Canadian real estate market, the economy, and financial literacy.
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@PBoyleАй бұрын
Wow, driving around in that McLaren really opened some doors for you!
@ForumArcadeАй бұрын
Your sardonic wit is always appreciated, Mr. Boyle.
@user-oj7uc8tw9rАй бұрын
Resident financial comedian strikes again
@Rock_AppreciatorАй бұрын
@@user-oj7uc8tw9r Comedian? I thought he was a rapper
@RabianskiTАй бұрын
😂😂😂
@alschwartz8732Ай бұрын
please get off richards page and get back focused on Rap Music, sir!
@jasontang6725Ай бұрын
Not really sure who this Trudeau guy is, but he must be important if he's made it on to The Plain Bagel.
@mat3714Ай бұрын
😅
@ydfk5218Ай бұрын
Exactly what a lucky guy
@everythingiswr0ngАй бұрын
totally. congrats to this Trudeau fella for making it on to the channel.
@jeff-wАй бұрын
He sure likes to think he is.
@myfindependencejourneyАй бұрын
😂
@MeetYourCowsАй бұрын
Incredible. I remember back when Justin was just the son of a well known politician. But now he's being interviewed by one of the most respected finance channels on youtube.
@RussianBot382Ай бұрын
Yes, the son of Castro
@alexg9727Ай бұрын
Trudeau Sr caused canada to lose a decade of productivity. Welcome to round three
@NeostormXLMAXАй бұрын
@@RussianBot382 castro would be unironically a better pm than trudeau
@user-wh2dx8ro9vАй бұрын
Trudeau is a fool
@reid3031Ай бұрын
Help, the random financial KZbinr I watch has a better interview with my prime minister than any news station
@TheFireGiverАй бұрын
I can't believe the PM got to meet such a nice bagel. He's so lucky
@bandit5272Ай бұрын
This should be top comment
@jimmychinmingliu2086Ай бұрын
😅😂😂
@z50king29Ай бұрын
Looks like he got the cream cheese
@skydonebrokeАй бұрын
He’s a terrible prime minister, everyone in Canada does not like him.
@nathanlevesque7812Ай бұрын
@@skydonebroke better than the last one you don't speak for everyone
@paddielandАй бұрын
Such a privilege for Mr Trudeau to be able to associate himself with such a high class quality economics producer.
@MikeyPaperАй бұрын
High class?
@paddielandАй бұрын
@@MikeyPaper What I meant by high class is superior quality ie first rate. Intro alone demonstrates someone who has integrity, honesty and respect for viewers/listeners. As we’d say in Ireland “real classy”
@huhujojo1968Ай бұрын
If you don't ask Trudeau the elephant in the room which is the uncontrolled growth of the population that is causing the housing shortage why would you have him there.
@extremosaurАй бұрын
Not deserved.
@rffinances8567Ай бұрын
Thoughts on the interview... He completely dodged the first question about how to define the middle class. His ideas about increasing the supply of homes seems at least plausibly good ideas, though the mention of AI felt like throwing it in for the sake of the buzzword. He seemed to sort of dance around the question asking how you make housing more affordable without damaging the economy of real estate investment. He answered that they're trying to balance this, but that's impossible. If you bring the price of houses down, the people who bought them as an investment will lose value, and if they see the supply continuing to increase, then they'll know that housing will continue to lose value, further damaging real estate investments. Now maybe the answer is that they shouldn't worry about real estate investments, and that's a valid stance to take, but that's not the one he took in the interview. His answer to the productivity question pointed to a lot of good data points about Canada, which, while giving credit to the Canadian economy, doesn't really talk about the question of productivity. Though his thoughts about leveraging Canada's good financial position to help the country is interesting. It makes sense to a point. But it can also be taken too far, leading to squandering their good financial position. His idea that childcare is not only a social program but also an economic program is a good one. It's a cost, but sometimes, it takes spending money to make money. If spending taxpayer money on childcare lets parents stay in the workforce, that generates economic growth, leading to more taxes being collected to offset that expense. Similar with the spending to attract the foreign investments. It could be seen as cooperate welfare, but if that spending leads to good jobs for the area, that can be a win-win situation. Whatever deals there are would need to be structured in such a way to ensure it actually works out well for Canada and the people, not just good for the business. Pointing to KZbin videos as a place to understand these complicated topics was not what I expected, but it makes a lot of sense. I don't trust the mainstream media to give me an understanding of the complicated topics. But I learn a lot about these complicated issues from Plain Bagel and other KZbin channels. Granted, some of them are also all about outrage, but there are good ones out there. Disclaimer: I am not Canadian nor do I know anything about Canadian politics. But it was still very interesting to hear Trudeau's thoughts here.
@NieghornАй бұрын
I scrolled way too far to see a sensible evaluation of this. Well said! :)
@rffinances8567Ай бұрын
@@Nieghorn I try being sensible...doesn't always work though.
@andrew_samaragor6196Ай бұрын
You can't define something that doesn't exist.))
@dummyfarmАй бұрын
Also not canadian but I very much agree with this summary. Obviously he is a politician and he is using it to appear open and approachable but I think that overall it was better than many other politicians.
@lostsanityreturnedАй бұрын
Yeah, the major issue with removing housing investment incentives is... well... every country that has implemented them has made it dumb not to invest in property if you have the money, and that includes politicians (it is particularly bad here in Australia). And even if they shouldn't ideally be building policies on what they themselves benefit from, we live in the real world and humans are predominantly self focused individuals if not forced otherwise.
@Cajun7907Ай бұрын
I would be interested in you doing a retrospective on your interview, and comment on where you agreed, or disagreed with the PM's answers. where you would have pressed further, and what follow up questions do you wish you would have asked.
@prestondobberАй бұрын
Say what you will about Trudeau, but this is a massive win for Bagel and financial KZbin
@user-cc7yv9xl2iАй бұрын
Trudeau is still an authoritarian prick who's destroying his country liberties and importing massive inmigration to appease real estate investors, even if it's destroying canadians quality of life.
@tbird81Ай бұрын
He's destroying Canada.
@StinkPickle4000Ай бұрын
Soft-ball questions and allowing the interviewer to lie makes Bagel look political despite his best wishes. This is financial KZbin becoming boot lickers part of governmental propaganda; any talk of bill C-10? So whatever I thought of Trudeau this interview has stained Bagel for me.
@skydonebrokeАй бұрын
Trudeau ducking sucks with the new laws that censor the Internet for Canadians, Don’t vote.
@johnnylarue2011Ай бұрын
The PB has proven his is a partisan propagandist for Trudeau. He challenged nothing that Trudeau said, and only acted like a mindless Stan.
@victoneterАй бұрын
The fact that you've been so objective, apolitical and respectable, is what gave you this opportunity
@magesalmanac6424Ай бұрын
That’s why I love this bagel channel. I don’t know anything about economics but he makes it easy to understand, no drama, no stupid clickbait, stays objective and on topic.
@skydonebrokeАй бұрын
He said nothing of note worthy, Just stuff that lets him continue interviewing people.
@garcia4062Ай бұрын
No es apolítico
@athomefitness3089Ай бұрын
In other words- Trudeau agreed to do this interview because he knew there’d be zero hard questions or pushback.
@nathanlevesque7812Ай бұрын
@@skydonebroke then give us your serious question
@Jos_LouisАй бұрын
My jaw dropped when i saw this notification. Congrats on this opportunity, Richard!
@pedalesmexicaliАй бұрын
Finally, Trudeau being interview by someone who truly knows about finance.
@comptont23Ай бұрын
This. 🙌🏻
@nabilelias2310Ай бұрын
This is a really good interview. I liked the lack of trying to have a 'gotcha' moment and letting Trudeau just speak, I believe, made the interview much more productive.
@user-oj7uc8tw9rАй бұрын
Given the limited time, there wasnt much he could do to drill into the discussion anyway. 20 minutes isnt enough to get through a lot on these topics.
@JunSian1001Ай бұрын
Exactly, the footnotes really help to give context to the complicated topics discussed!
@StinkPickle4000Ай бұрын
They call that soft-ball interviews...
@connorferguson2269Ай бұрын
Don't blame him, it's a nice bit of practice if he wants a mature career
@stoogelАй бұрын
I understand he had to throw softballs and most likely get his questions approved beforehand. It's a big opportunity for him
Ай бұрын
No freaking way! Kudos Plain Bagel!
@theethicsofliberty4642Ай бұрын
Kudos for Plain Bagel ... Unfortunately, this wave of socialist politicians is increasing authoritarianism, state overreach and legal insecurity ... encouraging persecution, discrimination, censorship and even crime ... sooner or later it will have a major negative effect on the economy !!!
@PawelCiziАй бұрын
This was a surprisingly enjoyable random thing to see on my KZbin feed. The latter half of the interview gets really good. Glad that you agreed to do it.
@Chumbry42Ай бұрын
Greetings from BC! Objectively, this was a great interview and discussion. It stayed on topic, the questions and answers were well thought-out and detailed, and it didn't get bogged down in the usual politics of mud-slinging at other parties. A longer interview would have been awesome to allow a little bit more pressing or follow up points. I also really enjoyed the extra context provided at the bottom and would definitely look forward to more financial interviews of this format, especially focused on Canada.
@generaltso1076Ай бұрын
It's so nice of Plain Bagel to give exposure to smaller creators to help them grow
@owenparadis7766Ай бұрын
This is an absolute W. Not only for the channel, but the comments are nothing but positive. Nobody is getting political, we're all just supper happy that Richard got such a great opportunity!
@edumazieriАй бұрын
Well, in this case specifically, "getting political" seems quite ok, no? It is a politician talking politics right there. I think perhaps by "getting political" you mean when people rage at each other, which is not an inherent characteristic of politics, though given how deeply it can affect people's lives, some level of passion is usually to be expected.
@lamine38Ай бұрын
probably blocking the negative comments. Trudeau needs to go for all the damages he has done to this country
@labrat324Ай бұрын
You tube uses AI to filter out negative comments. They've been doing it for a while now.
@SomeDudeQCАй бұрын
@@lamine38 🙄
@liamchristopher1218Ай бұрын
Jesus christ parasocial relationships have gotten so common now adays
@KiDKLaZАй бұрын
Do Poilievre next and I'll watch that video
@nytrowgen2889Ай бұрын
THIS!
@wanderingturtle17055 күн бұрын
He would just talk about how he isn't Trudeau, the man has no stance on anything.
@ThatCircusShowАй бұрын
“How do you define the middle class?” .. “well, it’s how Canadians see themselves..” Okay dude 🙄
@MAC_6.724 күн бұрын
I’ve often wondered what this NDP/Liberal prime minister’s definition is of that.
@theAV8R23 күн бұрын
There's no good way to answer it, because everyone thinks they're middle class. People who make $500,000/year think they're middle class. NYT did a long article on this a few years back. There's no way to answer it honestly in a way that won't lose votes.
@susanrobertson98420 күн бұрын
Right? Most of us self identify as middle class. Self own.
@CanadianTShirtАй бұрын
Way to go Richard, what an incredible milestone!! 🙌 You're an inspiration, especially to us on the Canadian side! 🇨🇦
@spector3881Ай бұрын
Oh wow, regardless how you feel about Trudeau, it's a big win for Mr. Bagel
@huhujojo1968Ай бұрын
These are soft ball questions , even the CBC asks tougher questions than this.
@rwagingsloth9528Ай бұрын
@@huhujojo1968 you mean a KZbinr getting arguably the chance of a lifetime didn't push anyone's buttons by asking hardball questions? color me shocked! you know what CBC and other media do that Bagel didn't, give the man time to actually answer a damn question. mind you i didn't like all of his answer, but it was refreshing to actually hear them in their entirety before any follow up questions. gave me time to actually consider my own opinion on the topic and compare it to the outlook presented by our PM.
@huhujojo1968Ай бұрын
@@rwagingsloth9528 So what you are saying is because he is star struck by Trudeau in this once in a life time opportunity he shouldn't be tougher than a pro-Liberal news media like the CBC ' Trudeau is a very manipulative professional politician where you have to ask the same question five times and he will be very creative in not answering it.
@nathanmcgeachy6391Ай бұрын
The CBC can ask hardball questions for the very reason they’re not small, indie news. The ability to have a national broadcaster is beneficial when they’re not beholden to anyone for financial gain, like how the Bagel would need to ask softball questions in order to have a second interview. I swear conservatives can’t see through their hate for the current administration to recognize the benefit of a public broadcaster. Was the CBC a liberal media outlet when the conservatives were in power?
@DR-nw7xnАй бұрын
McQuestions for a psycho narcissist
@DesertObserver491Ай бұрын
I like how Richard is dressed like any of us would in such a setting while the PM has got his sleeves rolled up and collar loosened in a relaxed air.
@paxdriverАй бұрын
You did so well man, and I especially like the self critique. Shows people what they could be expecting from the seasoned journalists too when they don't, so feel free to actually state what you disagreed with and how you would have liked to have pressed. It's all part of critical thinking. People on this channel saw a good example just now of how they can disagree with your objections so it would be good practise. A video like this would not be tarnished by your injection of bias either, you don't do it on every video so it would be consistent for you to comment on topic with rational reasons and carefully structured disclosures like you do. Perfectly reasonable and in keeping with the channel's ethos imho.
@fredrikjansson6438Ай бұрын
As a non-Canadian, you are the only person that would make me listen to this man that I have no political interest in.
@OmarTayeaАй бұрын
😂😂😂same
@simonkim8646Ай бұрын
Same, but as a Canadian
@mukkahАй бұрын
As a canadian, Bagel the only guy who can come close to getting me to watch trudeau without getting really angry / upset (couldn't actually watch the vid) ~a random canadian subscriber
@nabilelias2310Ай бұрын
tbh i sometimes finish the plain bagle vids just because i want the algorithem to think he has great watchtime
@mukkahАй бұрын
@@nabilelias2310 bruh, am gonna start play all'ing his vids when I step outtah the house lol
@Ignius1123Ай бұрын
you mentioned at the end there were a few points that you didn't agree with or would have wished to press further on. I was thinking that might be a worthwhile follow up video to highlight a few of these and go in more depth on what he's talking about and maybe why you disagree or what you would have liked to hear more about from him.
@milo.t_Ай бұрын
i second this
@user-oj7uc8tw9rАй бұрын
I made a comment on this too
@asphere8Ай бұрын
Agreed, I think that would be really interesting!
@Gluteus.MaximusАй бұрын
Ya I was curious about that also
@jordanwilliams9300Ай бұрын
I would definitely watch that follow-up video!
@rockingmystocks8975Ай бұрын
You nailed this moment, well crafted questions.
@Success4peaceАй бұрын
This is great - we need more long form conversations so we understand the problems better.
@DaveChurchillАй бұрын
Question Time Stamps: 00:00 - Favourite bagel type 02:18 - Defining Middle Class 03:08 - Housing Crisis 06:14 - Challenges for implementing the housing plan 07:34 - How do you make properties more available 09:13 - Changes to tax structure 11:19 - Balancing capital gains changes 12:22 - How does Canada compete for capital 16:29 - Role of government managing markets 19:18 - Balancing oil and gas with new tech 21:12 - Financial literacy
@drewg2676Ай бұрын
Trudeau doesn't understand financial policy
@KennethYimHomesАй бұрын
Not all heros wear capes
@milo.t_Ай бұрын
thank you!!❤
@paulomartins1008Ай бұрын
Justin Trudeau showing us that he understands Bagels viewer base and is well aware that he is speaking to an international audience. Kudos Bagel
@boyjimini11Ай бұрын
I noticed he dropped his gay culture lisp
@boyjimini11Ай бұрын
I noticed he dropped his gay culture lisp
@paulomartins1008Ай бұрын
@@boyjimini11last time I checked there was no such thing as "Gay Economics". Also, I think Trudeau would find himself hard pressed to insert that topic into what was, for the most part, a sober discussion about his vision for a set of Keynesian style policies for the remainder of the decade as well as the sectors Canadian state wishes to foster under its umbrella - chinese style. All I heard was "Critical Minerals", and that was all we needed to hear anyway.
@nucleardog6675Ай бұрын
Or to millennial that do not have TV and can vote lol
@criminalcringeАй бұрын
Trudeau doesn't understand fuck all lol
@shaynyoeАй бұрын
You are a bery thoughtful interviewer. And it showed in your preparation. Thank you for taking the time to ask him the quesrions!
@handsoffmymacaroni102Ай бұрын
It's crazy to see how fast you've grown! Never would have thought to ever see interview somebody as high in government as the PM of Canada! Truly has been a great experience being with you since the beginning!
@raquetdudeАй бұрын
Big props to the communications team!
@matthewnevers894Ай бұрын
Wow come along way from when I first started watching. That's awesome Richard.
@gimmedatcake4785Ай бұрын
Good job Bagel man, don't be too hard on yourself. As you said, to answer back on an answer in an interview takes experience. The next time, and I hope there is one, you'll be even better!
@nathanielblomberg2943Ай бұрын
As an american, the most incredible part of this interview was listening to a politician who can string together more than 2 sentences in a coherent manner.
@bobhilton2643Ай бұрын
You should watch the last Prime Minister, Stephen Harper. Way smarter and less phony intellectually. Harper was political like all politicians, but he had a much better grasp of the economy than Trudeau.
@caracallaavgАй бұрын
Smooth talkers are the worst type of politicians tbh
@Peter-sz1snАй бұрын
@@caracallaavg Especially those who have not had ANY experience in real world before becoming a PM (teaching in high school does not count).
@mrsnulchАй бұрын
True, Trudeau is fairly well-spoken but most of us in Canada still dislike him. He’s a narcissist phony who rarely answers a question straight, and he’s led us into some tough financial times by boosting immigration while gatekeeping housing development. He’s also just not very smart to be honest. I don’t loathe him, but he’s not a great Prime Minister. Biden is actually better at his job than Trudeau is, believe it or not 😂
@huhujojo1968Ай бұрын
He was a drama teacher .
@ZileroАй бұрын
That went about as well as it could’ve gone. You’re never going to get in depth answers from a PM typically, but it seems like he really did go into greater depth than usual because you built rapport and asked some smart questions. It’s a delicate dance interviewing politicians and you did it great, especially for a first timer!
@DreamsOfRylehАй бұрын
Honestly, compared to most soundbite focused interviews with PM's/politicians, I thought this had a fair bit of nuance/depth.
@diegouy8482Ай бұрын
@@DreamsOfRyleh nuance?
@bigsteppa298Ай бұрын
He didn't really answer the middle class question. He just said the current generation feels like they can't make it and moved on....
@BenDurhamАй бұрын
That's because "the middle class" is ambiguous and doesn't actually exist.
@abrararififyАй бұрын
@@bigsteppa298 because he doesn't actually know the answer lmao. When you don't know the answer, you deflect. You can easily gauge the intelligence of someone with questions like that, and unfortunately Justin is not as bright as his father.
@SniperReadyАй бұрын
Thank you for being one of the pillars of fiscal education for Canadians. Having you meet people where they are (on social media) is impactful, more than a government program likely could ever be.
@AHMADbgАй бұрын
This is great. Im glad that these interviews are happening and its you having them being the objective fact driven Bagel we love!
@tarekyared4404Ай бұрын
I love your honest intro before the interview. Lots of integrity there. Kudos.
@HonoredMuleАй бұрын
I think your conclusion is a pretty strong point, and I look forward to your post-interview analysis for a bit more depth. Trudeau made some good points but was definitely primed to pack the airspace with his talking points. It's a little disappointing that time constraints protected him from pushback, but also heartening that the points themselves were mostly solution oriented rather than defensive, combative, morality hand wringing, or otherwise focusing on _blatant_ emotional appeal. It speaks well of your channel that this is how Trudeau or his campaign advisors chose to appeal to your audience.
@oohhboy-funhouseАй бұрын
Interviewing a PM is Dark Souls difficultly. Time constrains or not, you need to be a god like interviewer to follow a line of questioning, as they have so much more experience, forcing you to think faster than they do. Such skill is as rare as the leaders. He did very well for a rookie going beyond the baseline of appropriate questions and speaking clearly. It's very easy to get blinded by raw charisma. Trudeau lowered the difficulty a lot because he cares, pre-emptively answered follow-up questions, is honest, knows what he is talking about and wasn't out for blood or to "Win" the encounter.
@CanadianEhHoleАй бұрын
@@oohhboy-funhouse > Trudeau lowered the difficulty a lot because he cares Hahahahaha, Trudeau caring about anyone or giving the public honest answers... HA! Good joke. Still hasn't nominated anyone for the Ethics Commissioner for almost 2 years now. But obviously that's because he "cares".
@DigSamuraiАй бұрын
@@CanadianEhHole your comments did not add anything valuable to the conversation.
@jenkins5265Ай бұрын
Congrats bagel! Big win. This is also the best interview I’ve seen of Trudeau in a while. No 30 sec sound bites but an actual interview.
@fiattenebrisАй бұрын
He is constantly slammed in the media (including social media), and he wasted taxpayers' dollars calling that last election, but I remember watching him in the debates and he sounded like the grown-up surrounded by bickering children. I can't really stand watching his sound bites, though, he sounds so fake and never gives a straight answer to anything. I know many Canadians are not happy with him, but he's not as bad as they make him out to be, either, and I feel that if people really want a change in leadership, the competition has to step up its game.
@StandAloneStateАй бұрын
@@fiattenebris As long as you’re not someone with unacceptable views that takes up space then you have nothing to worry about right
@EzixaxАй бұрын
Bro really mentioned "AI" as something that might relieve the housing crisis 💀💀💀
@gregoneil2050Ай бұрын
Fantastic. I needed this balance to the endless whining in the Globe and Mail and Financial Post. Please please please get Poilievre and Singh on! Let’s see how they handle a long format convo on the economy.
@emeral311Ай бұрын
I'd like to see Poilievre and Singh just to see the balance.
@DigSamuraiАй бұрын
I'd like to hear the conservatives' solutions instead of simplistic talking points designed to be clickbait.
@arnoldvezbon613123 күн бұрын
Lol how much does the lpc war room pay now at days?
@OneRadicalDreamer14 күн бұрын
@@DigSamurai This 100%. Trudeau is bearable when he doesn't feel threatened, and it felt like he had some solid points. Still can't stomach him and some of his positions, but I at least feel the country isn't entirely fucked. I would love to hear the same from PP
@dirk.no-whisky.4uАй бұрын
You are really a Canadian superstar and this is obviously huge for your channel. Congrats and keep up the great work
@rdgale2000Ай бұрын
Kudos to you for doing such a great job not only getting an interview with your nations Prime Minister, but asking great questions. I think you should feel very proud in your country and leadership. I can't see the current USA Republican candidate being as well spoken and direct as PM Trudeau was. Great job.
@fiattenebrisАй бұрын
Neither Republican nor Democrat I would say. I think Bernie would be the exception, but the way he got conned twice by the DNC is one of the reasons that made me lose faith in US politics and made me choose to move to Canada instead.
@ImKibitzАй бұрын
Congratulations on the interview, impressive Justin was able to get a meeting with you! It'd be really cool if you could make a follow up video fact checking the Premiere and giving more of your take on things
@AminOnPCАй бұрын
I like how you were respectful and asked thoughtful questions. Also the fact that you disagreed and wanted to press more is a good thing. You should have Pierre on next time and have similar unbiased discussions with good thoughtful questions. Great job man. Initially I was emotional and kinda mad you talked to Trudeau but you handled it well and didnt suck up to him. 👏
@not_varijАй бұрын
Weird seeing you here, I'm a fan of your vids
@mattjax16Ай бұрын
Lmao the favorite bagel type question I thought he was about to kill the question by just saying plain bagel but had to throw that sesame on it lol
@pex3Ай бұрын
I don't even know if you can get a plain montreal bagel from St. Viateur
@samelmudirАй бұрын
And he went with the 2 spots tourists know about.
@SomeDudeQCАй бұрын
@@pex3 they make everything bagels now. Classic sesame seed is still much better.
@StinkPickle4000Ай бұрын
Such a fail answer: "Plain Sesame" He clearly just trying to appeal to the audience but then realized he doesn't actually relate to us. Plain bagel was a symbol of austerity; Trudeau classic elite!
@d099zАй бұрын
He's not allergic to sesame seeds... Darn it! Ok, don't panic, initiate Plan B: peanuts! We'll find a way!
@erickv2739Ай бұрын
What the hell. Congrats dude. This is crazy
@JosiahTaschukАй бұрын
Glad youre getting opportunities like this. Would love to see a follow up video with more information added, critical or clarifying etc.
@thomas6502Ай бұрын
Nice work Mr. Bagel! As an aside, it's strange to see kids in gov, in the US the only options seem to be surplus stop motion skeletons from the old Jason and the Argonauts serials. The words "government money" left a bad taste in my mouth--but that could've just been the municipal donut I was eating while watching. Thank you. Keep up the great work sir.
@mikellockАй бұрын
Richard - This was objectively excellent and I can only imagine how proud those in your professional and personal orbit are of you. Thanks for sharing it with us.
@MatthewTSАй бұрын
Amazing!! So cool to see you do an interview with the prime minister. Big time!
@MichaelGardiner-CanadaАй бұрын
Glad you added the caption re: Net Debt/GDP vs Gross Debt/GDP ranking.
@jennifergrant9548Ай бұрын
Wow, Della and Mitchell's little boy... all grown up and mastering an interview with our Prime Minister... huge kudos!
@TheGIGACapitalistАй бұрын
Zoning laws contributing to our housing woes has been understated. Edmonton took big steps not too long ago and it shows in the prices. Which makes the fighting and heel dragging of the Alberta government even more frustrating. This is on top of real estate being the most favorably taxed asset bar none. What else do you get to exclude completely even while you're getting the full usage and benefit from?
@96ejАй бұрын
Another thing he briefly mentioned was red tape, as someone who worked in construction and has worked along a Canadian crew two times in my career it was interesting to see their surprised at how quickly we can move a project along down here. In no way am I saying the US is better than Canada or anything like that but the electricians just kept saying everything we did would have to be inspected pretty much every step of the way. That was almost a decade ago so I'm not sure if things are still the same way but it was eye-opening to see what other Crews had to go through to get the same job done
@smallpseudonym2844Ай бұрын
@@96ej They're likely the same way. Building codes in Canada are Provincial jurisdiction, so I can't speak for every Province. I'm also not an electrician (or really even a tradesperson. I'm an auditor by profession. I just do a lot of renovation on the side). However the building code for the two Provinces I've worked in are so unchanged that my partner, who _is_ a tradesperson, was given an 20 year-old copy to study for her Red Seal.
@CanadianEhHoleАй бұрын
> Zoning laws contributing to our housing woes has been understated. Hasn't been understated, that and building regulations is all the federal government puts the blame on. At the end of the day it's still the immigration numbers. Toronto and the GTA has seen so much construction in the past 10 years, they've built condos everywhere. There are new subdivisions popping out everywhere in the area, from 30min from Toronto to 2 hours from Toronto. It still hasn't kept up with demand because the government can always stamp visas faster than you can build an entire condo -- no removal of zoning laws or construction regulations will change that. For home prices to go down, this government MUST be removed. I do not trust them for a single second to not instantly increase immigration numbers the second the new housing numbers go up even more. They either don't understand the primary cause of the recent rise or they just don't care. They admitted they'd cap immigration numbers but that was a lie. They gave it 2 more years of increase, capping it on the election year... which would increase after if they manage to win (which thankfully is looking like that's not possible).
@gambit0913Ай бұрын
@@CanadianEhHole its a trade off between housing or our birth rate issues which have now been temporarily solved for the next 10 years. This has real consequences as this is one of the contributors to demand as we have a huge retiree class and the long term effect of ineffective interest rates when you have sustained demand from this group as they sit in their homes and don't transfer intergenerational wealth
@StandAloneStateАй бұрын
@@gambit0913our birth rates vs immigration rates are completely misaligned. This does not fix anything. Our student visa system is being abused by criminals left and right. I know people personally who had kids here just to leech off the medical system while taxpayers suffer. It is atrocious
@joeyb8727Ай бұрын
"my first time interviewing a world leader" lol I enjoy your content. Very happy how successful your channel has become. keep it up!
@user-oj7uc8tw9rАй бұрын
Wow dude, this is awesome. Very happy for you. I understand its not going to be as technical, but having this on your resume will open doors. Maybe you can do more of these types of interviews with some economics professors or economic policy makers. It also would be nice to do a follow up video and go into detail about the things you agreed and disagreed with.
@ZenonHАй бұрын
Thank you for adding fact checking and supplementary info in the video without interrupting the conversation flow!
@nathanfranck5822Ай бұрын
This definitely made me smile ear to ear ... So great to see govt realizing the value of indie journalism
@AvoidTheCadaverАй бұрын
It's taken them long enough to realize that the next generation of voters aren't all going to be camped in front of mainstream media. The kids who will be the next voters are all going to be consuming ever more news online and mostly from good quality ones like Richard.
@JamesaeppАй бұрын
You now I didn't think of it until reading your comment.....wondering if Bell's recent lawyoffs would have any influence.
@CanadianEhHoleАй бұрын
This is the same government that has passed bills that will hurt Canadian content from small individuals, particularly on platforms like KZbin. He's on campaign mode, hence the several programs he's promised lately. He wants to fix his poll numbers by indirectly buying votes.
@XerrolAvengerIIАй бұрын
I would love more of a follow up to this where you can unpack some of the nuance of this conversation, but obviously don't do any more politics stuff if it's too far removed from the focus of this channel.
@paddaydaddyАй бұрын
Wow amazing you got to interview the PM. Great work, great questions
@SebastianSkadisson27 күн бұрын
Great video and conversation. No sugar coating but also no unnecessary interruptions or gotcha moments. I wished we got more like this across the West, where politicians just get to speak their minds about their plans.
@David-ns8ftАй бұрын
Great Job Man, This is solid Evidence that your hard work is paying off. You did really well considering you don't have much practise interviewing and going straight to the biggest fish.
@renlessardАй бұрын
I think this is great. I believe a similar interview with Poellievre would be beneficial as well
@MichaelBennett000Ай бұрын
it makes sense that you had to seize the opportunity. I opted to read the transcript and it seems like you nailed it in the intro “election prep”
@kalonkoi6113Ай бұрын
I like your disclaimer before the actual video ❤❤❤... this is why I love your channel
@StevieFitz75Ай бұрын
congrats man, been watching you for yeas so im really pleased for you
@i.elliottАй бұрын
Congrats Richard on getting this. Big deal no matter what. Keep on making your great videos!
@LightningkuribohАй бұрын
Been here from the start, so good to see
@TheSmallsAbroadАй бұрын
Excellent interview, glad you did it. You need to interview more politicians and really push financial literacy. Finance should be taught from grade 8-12 as a mandatory subject across the country.
@thephelddagrif2907Ай бұрын
All we want is affordable housing and to keep our property values going up.😂
@Direblade11Ай бұрын
I want the first part. I hope those born before me see their housi g reduce in value. Ik you're joking, but it's a "pick one" idea that Trudeau seems to be on the affordable side of
@earthling_parthАй бұрын
I really don't care about the second part. Houses are meant to be lived in. I, personally, don't want them to be investments. It's one of the core necessities, which should be kept as far as possible from capitalism in my opinion.
@BertieJRussellАй бұрын
Honestly, I'm really jazzed about the plan to honour rent payments in one's credit score. (And you asked a good question re: housing investment, and I really appreciated Trudeau's response - housing as an investment for retirement, not "going to the moon"). Also, Trudeau's response at 13:22 re: why invest in Canada and not the States, giving a recent and solid example, is great to see (sobering to remember that having a relatively stable political body compared to the US - for now - makes for a better investment). Great interview! It's nice to hear Trudeau in a one on one where his airs aren't quite as put up, as they say.
@anthonyyawtwumasimensah197Ай бұрын
Bankers don't lend to the producers, they lend to real estate brokers who buy up land making them scarce and more expensive then they "flip" the houses by selling them at a profit. The number of houses on the market increases and the price falls as they become less scarce causing a price crash. The obvious solution is to stop bankers from lending to stock and real estate brokers and for them to invest in the actual productive economy to increase growth of the economy. Unfortunately moat politicians are funded by these bankers and they want to keep this ponze scheme going.
@NeostormXLMAXАй бұрын
then build more houses, canadians need to invest more in the construction industry, if this was japan korea or china they would have built a bunch more houses by now to solve the issue, in fact housing is a depreciating asset in those countries
@jeremyroszmann7328Ай бұрын
Thanks for providing a simple good interview without falling into partisan traps and gotcha moments. It was refreshing.
@thevintagekittyАй бұрын
Congrats, my friend. I agree with your disclaimer at the beginning to view this interview through an "election lens". A lot of broad, generic answers aimed at "young folks". Not a lot of nitty gritty or substance from him, but you asked some great questions. Kudos to you. So proud of what you've accomplished on this channel 👏
@IiOnna222Ай бұрын
Looking forward to any follow-up video about what you did not get to address. Great interview :)
@JhaxzorАй бұрын
The Plain Bagel has just been upgraded to The Prime Bagel 🎩. Excellent accomplishment and excellent interview 🎉.
@johnturner4218Ай бұрын
As an American, I never heard him talk. Thank you for bringing this to us.
@alexandruthegreat199Ай бұрын
He should have Biden on next
@OddTJАй бұрын
I saw this in my feed about 3 hours after it posted and thought "this is probably TPB trolling clickbate again with a clickbait title"... Good work, Richard. Agree that more pressing would be nice but you asked some solid questions I haven't heard Trudeau answer before.
@jaysimpson2398Ай бұрын
The questions are amazing, it’s really impresive well done !
@yoeddyАй бұрын
there's no wayyy bro, this one's gonna go crazy
@xPhilxHCАй бұрын
congrats on your interview, well filmed ! i do agree you should've pressed on some question but having met some political person myself because of work i understand the stress you're under on a one shot 20 min thing . this interview was nice , your next one will be better 😉 keep up the good work!
@xPhilxHCАй бұрын
especially about the housing... as he been on duty for 8 years and did nothing about it....
@CanadianEhHoleАй бұрын
@@xPhilxHC I wish he did nothing about it. "Nothing" would imply he hasn't made it worse either but his doubling of the already high Harper-level immigration numbers has completely destroyed the Canadian housing market. The UK has a slightly worse housing situation and a recent report stated 89% of their housing shortage is because of net migration (and just like Canada, is the highest its ever been in their entire history).
@ashruthreddy5561Ай бұрын
Very cool opportunity for you Richard! I thought it was an interesting and informative watch for non-Canadians like myself.
@LithilicАй бұрын
I thought this was a joke like one of those Weird Al interviews. Very cool you landed such a big interview!
@cloverblossom8649Ай бұрын
No matter the political beliefs held, this is a momentous occasion for the plain bagel. Congrats!
@humblehooliganАй бұрын
Ok, I've seen Trudeau give interviews in the past months in CBC and Global. He feels a lot more comfortable and confident here (probably because his earlier interviews were before the budget announcement). However, what he's conveniently not acknowledging is that the housing chrisis happened under 8 years of his rule and (aside from increasing supply) all his affordability measures like 30 yr mortgages are only going to drive home prices. His government doesn't let foreclosures happen and for the housing market to crash. This, of course, may be a good thing if you're a home owner (Majority of Canadians ARE home owners). But if you're a home buyer the expectation seems to be that the government will try to bring your monthly payments to a manageable level without affecting real estate price growth. As unhappy as I'm with Trudeau, he's probably better than other parties. Big fan of his $10 child care plan.
@CanadianEhHoleАй бұрын
Immigration is the main cause of the current exacerbation of the housing crisis. Not sure about Canada but in the UK, which has also doubled and tripled their immigration numbers in recent years, there was a recent report that said 89% of their current housing shortage is due to their net migration numbers. Also doesn't help that they have only a few economic hubs, similar to Canada.
@BoredblacksheepАй бұрын
I liked your ending note, exactly my thoughts. But you still done an amazing job
@Seirnflow26Ай бұрын
Hey Richard. First of all, congrats! I don't think you should be hard on yourself for not pushing harder on certain questions, especially with the limited time. I think that your questions were well thought out and you came across as a skilled interviewer despite not having the experience of interviewing world leaders!
@AdventureMotorcycleWorldАй бұрын
It was nice being able to hear the pm speak in a much less formal setting. He certainly understands the challenges.
@reefermadnesss26 күн бұрын
He should, he created a lot of them.
@codybijeaux8804Ай бұрын
now that is a fucking title.
@michaelchartrand6245Ай бұрын
Wow great vid ! I really liked the last question, great job.
@the_ikiruАй бұрын
Congrats on this milestone for you and your channel. I agree that it's tough to call a politician out on non-answers or when they forget their own involvement in the problems they are trying to solve. Especially since you're feeling lucky to be there and don't want to upset whoever invited you (KZbin?). I would have asked him to reflect more on his government's 9-year rule so far and why they think they deserve more years.
@coolg963Ай бұрын
Thank you for this! Are you able to do an interview with PP as well in the same unbiased fashion? This would go a long way in helping Canadians like me in making important decisions, since the outcomes of the election also affects us financially.
@Peter-sz1snАй бұрын
Why would PP do this??? He is not as desperate. PP is 20% in polls ahead of JT.
@North-lp8eoАй бұрын
Great interview! Viewing from Australia and it’s nice to get some insight into Canada. I think questions were good and can see why Trudeau has held the job for so long.
@Flaccid_BananaАй бұрын
I think you did a great job interviewing! I think your reflection was perfect on pushing back to get more engagement from him. Great work as always
@ParallelWealthАй бұрын
Great job on the interview Richard.
@Bleys0072Ай бұрын
Smart of the PMO to expand their communication strategy in this direction. While my watch time is probably going to be low, I appreciate the most important question being asked first. Sesame is NOT a plain bagel.
@shreyansdoshiАй бұрын
Did he just say AI is going to help build homes? Easy there, buddy. Not there yet.
@Peter-sz1snАй бұрын
Why not??? 😉 That is the new buzzword that will catch the attention of the the younger generation.
@andrew_samaragor6196Ай бұрын
Probably in a distant galaxy, in a far far future. Now you buy 40years cardboard house for 500k.
@alexandruthegreat199Ай бұрын
He just throws buzzwords he’s a politician. He got no plan to fix anything. He just pandering for votes
@JonnyRay82Ай бұрын
I'm assuming he meant AI could possibly help with brainstorming ideas for designing places more efficiently or cheaply.
@redryan20000Ай бұрын
The most charitable take I can give is using AI to analyze data for optimal land use. I'm not entirely sure if that's what he meant.
@tellumyortАй бұрын
I love when people list things by tapping their pinky finger, then ring finger, then middle finger. What a great interview.
@julienmancilla557613 күн бұрын
I appreciate your reflection at the end, you had some great questions and open opportunities to press harder on some topics which I would of loved to hear about. But when time is of the essence what can you do... hopefully this will happen again within a context where time isn't so tight. Good job