Is Justin Trudeau DOOMED? Canadian politics update, Fall 2024

[@thelionsmane3032]

Canadabros… is it Trudeauver?

[@tinarimac7582]

Yes it is. It is Trudeauver.

[@JJMcCullough]

We’re Pierreack not my finest work ngl

[@TurtleMarcus]

The Libs have fallen ... Billions must Singh.

[@xl1227]

canada is it over/bros... is it true?

[@DiamondKingStudios]

They’re jusdone

[@joshualieblein5223]

It’s a very trying time for JJ in BC as his province currently doesn’t have a Premier because their election was extra weird. Please send thoughts and prayers and extra compliments on his hair. We thank you for your understanding at this time.

[@allanallan4791]

Is weird the best way to describe election fraud by the Needles Drugs Poverty party

[@edsmith2189]

Not weird . David idiot spent millions of dollars of taxpayer dollars on lying ads .

[@JohnBaker-vm1wf]

We love JJ, but he's never getting a vote 'because he has nice hair'. That infuriated me to the point that anyone doing that should be stripped of the right to vote. Yes you, ladies.

[@hom3rdude]

JJ lives in bc? He sounds like an easterner?

[@nathanriver1556]

BC still has a premier. The incumbent remains premier until they are replaced.

[@MCKennaXC]

It's always interesting seeing the cycle this channel goes through the closer we are to American election day. It was a politics channel when I first discovered it, went to a culture channel, now seemingly back to covering politics.

[@JJMcCullough]

I think I have one more politics video then we’re gonna switch back

[@squal6216]

they’re very intertwined so it works smoothly

[@eca3101]

JJ makes videos and commentary based on the going ons around him, and I appreciate that

[@allisonguthrie8257]

I for one like that. He had interesting political insights, covers Canadian politics in an engaging way, but also isn’t a 24/7/365 politics channel, which is great because those get old.

[@ziziroberts8041]

Which came first? The politics or the culture? 🐔 🥚

[@thehounddogger8396]

Can't wait for Prime Minister JJ

[@Nosceres]

I'll do you one better: President JJ of the North American Union.

[@uncouver]

Now that I can get behind!

[@romad357]

@@Nosceres Actually based on the long lost "North American Treaty" it could be the "United States of Canada". (See "Night Probe!" by Clive Cussler)

[@FunderDuck]

Make Canadian politics boring again

[@Kimster182]

It’s already pretty stable

[@IkeOkerekeNews]

They were never boring.

[@Mesopotamia-v6d]

MCPBA

[@brockobama4408]

Prorogue & Prolapse

[@HmImAnonymous]

And American politics

[@jefferynelson]

Why the Canadian people haven't appointed JJ their Absolute Ruler is beyond me

[@RipperDio]

ALL HAIL SUPREME LEADER JJ

[@johnscanlan9335]

J.J. McCullough, absolute Canadian ruler - has a nice ring to it!

[@BryanSail]

JT and boys are trying to do that... Just look at the bills he's trying to pass. It would make Hitler blush with envy!

[@rogerloger1935]

He need to learn French frist.

[@yakovdamask206]

He would be perfect for PM. If he had French on a Duolingo Account.

[@matthewdrummond1340]

There's videos out there of people in Ontario calling Trudeau the same crude names we call him in Saskatchewan. That's not a good sign for a Liberal Party government

[@sampicano]

they call him the same names in ontario you call the natives in saskatchewan

[@quietrioter]

I, as a Texan, wish to know what words Saskatchewanians and Ontarioites call Trudy that's the same. I don't like insulting people named Trudy by comparing them to Justin Trudeau

[@djangel3108]

​@@quietrioter Idk what words they use but as someone from Ontario I'm pretty sure the term for us is "Ontarians", it's the word I use and it sounds the most natural to me, might just be me though

[@sampicano]

​@@quietrioter The west, HATES native people...REALLLLLYYYYYY racist towards them. Remember when American took the west from the "Injians"? Yeah, still working on it in Canada...never quite manifested destiny up here. So the words they call Injians in the west...Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, are terms such as vermin...savage...freeloader...any dehumanizing terms really would work. It's a way for Ontarioites to show comradery with their bredrin in the West.... WE hate Trudeau as much as YOU hate the natives...

[@sampicano]

@@djangel3108 I assure you it is Ontar-ree-O-ite

[@josephsimile2055]

You know we've been waiting for this one. Thanks for your 2 cents JJ.

[@Toastfreak]

You said that no one other than the Cons would benefit from an early election but that's not necessarily true. With how bad the Libs and the NDP are doing there is a real possibility that the Bloc might become the official opposition.

[@thatweatherman4411]

For the first time since 1993. And if they actually get Trudeau out and they replace him with someone like Christina Freeland, then this will probably be Kim Campbell 2.0

[@caymanmew182]

The official opposition doesn't help the bloc though, they want the power to influence policy to help Quebec, if the conservatives have a majority they have no power to influence and therefore it doesn't matter how many or few seats they really have.

[@jarvy251]

@@caymanmew182 Short term, they do gain a little (being able to ask for the moon and then point at the evil anglos who wont give it to you makes for easy PR wins). Long term, they potentially gain a lot. The tories won't hold a majority forever, and beating out the liberals AND NDP for official opposition puts them in a strong bargaining position if the Liberals win another minority. They might be seen as the "priority partner" rather than the NDP. Every day that ticks by closer to the hard election deadline, the less the bloc can expect to wring out of Trudeau. As time goes on, propping him up makes less and less sense.

[@xunqianbaidu6917]

"With another 70% saying they disapprove" Now J.J., that's unfair. Couldn't you also say 70% *approve* of the job that he's not doing?

[@explosivebacon]

The fact that he survive 2 non-confidence vote and is now still the PM makes me considering moving to other less braindead countries.

[@djangel3108]

I wouldn't blame you, parliament is being especially braindead rn, and it arguing so much is probably a big reason on why we're making so many developmental blunders.

[@debbiedusterhoft2870]

PP did a non confidence to show everyone that JS didn’t really rip up agreement.

[@kenlompart9905]

Exactly, the liberals tried to spin it as a failed attempt to bring them down when it was actually done to expose Singh as the fraud he really is.

[@elliottbradshaw6856]

Yeah, JJ is kind of missing a lot of the political chess going on right now. He missed a lot of key points and political strategy in this video.

[@anguscampbell3020]

@@elliottbradshaw6856 He has a clear conservative bias. I love JJ but despite his attack of conspiracy theorists and his argument for having to earn your facts JJ seems pretty willing to forgive PP dog-whistling to the crowd JJ is most skeptical of, anti-vaxxers, global warming deniers, etc etc. Personally I have nothing against fiscal conservatism within reason but I don't see any center right party that hasn't lost their marbles in the last month. He's also not covering the worrying visit PP and Stephen Harper going to the Hungarian run Danube Institute, run by Viktor Orban. I know Stephen Harper is gone but he publicly praised Orban and his policies which have destroyed democracy and filled positions with Orban's high school buddies at the expense of the Hungarian tax payer.

[@m.a.118]

It's not about "an agreement"... from and NDP vantage point, it's that allowing an election would mean a Conservative majority, which would be throwing away the current political leverage the NDP has over the Liberals to influence policy. It's smart and pragmatic strategy from NDP to prolong an election since the Cons are more ideologically opposed to the NDP anyway.

[@JRuni0r]

Congratulations, you don't understand how politics work and are repeating Con talking points.

[@YancoxD]

"...drama-starved Canadian media ..." Perfection. 😂

[@beplanking]

Not gonna lie, insulin access, even if not a big issue for voters, is a huge boon to those who actually need insulin

[@KatallinaVT]

Yes, agreed. As someone with several loved ones who have diabetes, that's no joke.

[@laurag7295]

This is a provincial matter, not federal.

[@Eric_Hunt194]

Given the fact insulin injections were invented in Canada, it's especially weird that they aren't provided. You'd think it'd be a matter of national pride.

[@caymanmew182]

I suspect the dental and pharma will be a lot more popular once people lose it to the conservatives. It is harder to convince voters to vote for keeping something they currently have then it is to convince them to vote for something they don't have.

[@mememan5]

You should do a video about the BC local elections

[@annsumner8570]

Is that almost over. When is that election?

[@jordan8199]

Just ended yesterday, vancouver is about half con half ndp with minorities voting overwhelmingly con​@@annsumner8570

[@themanyouwanttobe]

​@@annsumner8570yesterday. Still not declared, though.

[@ctlc]

It's super close, definitely gonna be a few recounts. And might be a minority government, first time I recall that in a BC election.

[@mannykhan7752]

I love J.J.'s videos. Hes so much better than CBC.

[@allanallan4791]

It doesn't take much to be better than the worst news network in Canada.

[@The_world_at_large]

Because of how the cbc is being scrutinized right now they could actually use him lol

[@Toastfreak]

I know that's a compliment, but you're using such a low bar it feels like an insult.

[@npcimknot958]

Honestly canada is in the longest hostage situation in history right now.. we need a sstem where the peopel can actaully affect gov and not wait for years because there is collation.. Too much taxes no reward.. just taxes and more taxes

[@smallstudiodesign]

I’m not a Trudeau hater - but I’m not a fan either. I think it’s definitely time for a change on government because it feels like there’s a sense of stagnation in Canada.

[@haydencapps]

If you don't hate him, that makes you among his biggest supporters. "Stagnation" is not remotely accurate to describe the situation in Canada, I can't think of one thing that is doing so well as to say that it is staying about the same rather than getting worse. I cant think of any one aspect of the country that isn't getting significantly worse. I would say it's much more along the lines of "collapsing"

[@buddyrichable1]

I despise what Trudeau has done, is continuing to do to my beloved country. I'm 75 and I never dreamed that the police would be visiting citizens for making posts on social media or jailing a father for misgendering his 13 year old daughter, trying to prevent her from making a tragic mistake by taking male hormones. This while dangerous criminals are let out on the street even after multiple arrests. I could go on about the proposed Orwellian bill C63 but this post is too long as it is.

[@louisedagenais1795]

Stagnation or starvation???

[@Bruvva_Wu]

​@haydencapps Canada is regressing economically as evident by our shrinking GPD per capita.

[@ArnieV-t1m]

Wow

[@jdmxxx38]

Really fluid and in-depth treatment of the subject of current Canadian Politics. Very nice job.

[@mydogisbailey]

prayers for canada

[@TysonBerta]

He did not win a mandate to govern for 4 years. He has a minority government dependent upon the support of opposition parties for survival. He also lost the popular vote to the Conservatives for the second election in a row. Harper won both the popular vote and seat count in his minority Parliaments,.

[@dantea7475]

@TysonBerta An absolute majority of Canadians still voted majority for left wing parties and against the right. So see you next October

[@dantea7475]

Even now at the best numbers the conservatives have been %60 of Canadians don't want them

[@RandyTemple-bs]

@@dantea7475 and will continue to do so. Conservatives have lost their minds. But liberals will have been governing for a decade. That's the death knell, not Trudy.

[@malik250988]

Popular vote doesn't matter in first past the post systems

[@haydencapps]

​@dantea7475 I would say 100% of Canadian's voted for left wing parties. The conservative party is marginally less left wing than the liberals, does that make them right wing then? Even when all of their party principles and goals and policy positions are left wing, but just slightly less so? Each of the major parties all espouse the same basic beliefs and goals, only differing in the way that they believe is best to achieve those goals. Is that because 100% of canadians also support those goals? Or is it because those are the goals all the major donors, lobbiests, international NGOs, and advocacy groups support? And it really has very little to do with what canadians want and they all just vote on their perception of what they think the least bad option would be since these are the only options. In the end, canadians get basically nothing that they want, and the donors, lobbiests, and power brokers get everything that they want regardless of who actually gets in.

[@SamAronow]

The Liberals need to replace Trudeau ASAP.

[@user-sh3cf7kd6e]

A political statement by Sam Aronow? That's rarer than winning the lottery!

[@dantedavis4679]

Well I think 2025 might change things inflation reducing, wages rising (minimum wages and regular wages), Interest rates reducing, dental care expansion, pharmarcare, school food program, disability benefit etc. a lot of peoples finances are going to improve in 2025 so that might change things.

[@larrybxl5406]

too late now

[@tahaymvids1631]

Replacing Trudeau is a death sentence for the party.

[@pascaldeslongchampsmoncton1490]

​@@dantedavis4679keep living in your little world of unicorns bud. The damage is done, he doubled the debt of our country, Canada can't attract foreign investments without corporate welfare, the wages stopped growing last year, personal debt went up trough the roof, pharmacare is a joke knowing that most provinces already have a plan for lower income families, the only thing it will do is get small companies dropping their plan, and.the.price of prescribing drugs will go up, look at what happens to Quebec when they went with their.own plan over 25 years ago. No matter what Trudeau will lose big, and.he will drag the party and country with him.

[@zakadzje]

Canadians are tired of Trudeau's post-national state

[@soupycask]

Severely doubt that’s the reason why people dislike him.

[@joecobb7153]

@@soupycask If you live near a major city it is one of the reasons

[@knoxs49]

The worstest government in Canadian history and never support these hypocrites

[@quietrioter]

What about his dad's? I'm asking for perspective from Texas

[@edwarddorey4480]

"Worstest," huh?

[@LiF-y3c]

@@quietrioter His dad did a lot to shape Canada in his image, for better or worse. He could be outright authoritarian in some respects to push his vision through, but I think he did a lot to genuinely avoid the break-up of Canada and to mold it as a nation truly of its own. He had a vision for the nation, that a lot of people loved and a lot of people despised, which is so much more than what Justin has ever really had.

[@SecretAgentMan.]

Canada needs recall legislation

[@thekidfromiowa]

I AM THE PARLIAMENT!

[@Dmac6969]

I can't believe the NDP still has supporters even though all they do is support trudeau

[@YegRon]

While simultaneously trashing Trudeau and talking about Poilievre like he’s the PM.

[@Jaxteller-c5j]

You've khalistani terriost as voters of jagmeet

[@Pan_Z]

It'd disconcerting that some people believe them. If they thought Trudeau was such a parasite to the country, then why form a coalition with him for years?

[@Froggsroxx]

Better than the conservatives, they don't really have a choice

[@Canadian_Princess]

Damn it's almost like Conservatives are weird and the NDP want a government that they actually agree with on certain points, can push through some of their policy goals through. The NDP rarely support Conservative nonsense because the NDP are left leaning and at least the Liberals pretend to not be assholes every now and again.

[@Chedring]

Genuinely can't think of a group of people that like him, maybe american democrats simply because they don't know much about him.

[@yungbenzo5]

I know a quite a bit of people who like him but its mostly older/retired people and are often spread across certain areas of the country like the Maritimes, I have yet to meet someone under the age of 35 who supports Trudeau lol. also a lot of people who voted for him last election simply did so because they had a very neutral view of him and didn't think there was anyone else better but as jj said now it seems like everyone holds some kind of strong opinion of him now

[@anguscampbell3020]

@@yungbenzo5 I'm under 35, I like him but I prefer to vote NDP in general. Personally I don't care about the party head all that much, policy maters to me and I like JTs policies in general. I think he's a smart policy maker and as a left leaning person my biases incline me to view him more favorably. But as a figurehead, he needs to step down simply because he's become so unpopular. I doubt that would save the liberals though, there are a lot of factors at play driving the country to the cons. I think the country has as a whole shifted right partly because of fatigue with the current administration, happens in all democracies. Bur broadly speaking right wing narratives are successfully finding roots in a lot of countries these days. Fortunately though I don't think PP fits into the band of crazies sweeping through European and American politics. I think he's also going to fail to fix the housing crisis, it requires investment not simply market deregulation and attacking municipal zoning regulation which is PPs plan. Its legally dubious he can even do what he claims to want to be able to do.

[@SquatLight55]

@@yungbenzo5I agree with that second sentiment. Neutral view + the alternative being Erin O’Toole. A much weaker representative for the PCs compared to PP or Scheer even

[@LiF-y3c]

@@anguscampbell3020 I think it's pretty obvious PP is not interested in solving the housing crisis, he's just making the cost of business cheaper without substantially incentivizing them to build more.

[@IndiaPunjabBharat]

Trudeau and Jagmeet Both are Shameless

[@RandyTemple-bs]

You have to be kidding me....The conservatives are on their 4th leader, and their 4th time trying to defeat a drama teacher in black face with funny socks....Says way more about conservatives than Trudy or Jagmeet.

[@XenithForPm]

Hust because you are a good electoral champion ,doesnt mean you are good. This isn't my words but BBC and western left progressive medias words on trudeaus international rival modi, but modi doesn't have leftist backing so institutions have a better time justifying trudeaus success as good thing for the country which is not the same case as otherpopular leaders like modi,netanyahu,etc who have unfavorable media coverage​@RandyTemple-bs

[@MicahMicahel]

@@RandyTemple-bs Trudeau and jag meet turned Canada into a fasciist country according to Mussolini's definition. Government funding most of our media is definitionally fasciistic. I don't even spell the term correctly because our 'leaders' are so censorious they delete the video for key words. A Trudeau/NDP supporter smashed his vehicle into 4 peaceful trucker protestors. The only violence comma,ited was by NDP/ Trudeau's side but our media hid the story. `YOu're okay that all your knowledge is pure propaganda. Yu're okay with that. YOu'll give your trust to a media that got people to hate truckers for putting a Canadian flag in terry Foxes hands... after BLM and Pride put their stuff on him. they got people mad at truckers with primitive tactics like tis. This shows you're on sth socially engineered primitive side. YOu're okay with thinking propaganda is news. Imagine if the media got mad and told people about how the left burned over 50 churches based on government generated fake news that we had the flags half mast for for almost a year. You accept their lies and say conservati9ves are in there ball park? People will die if Trudeau/NDP get their zero emissions 2030 People will die. they are brainwashed ideologues.

[@louisedagenais1795]

Is it a coincidence that both trudeau and Singh are members of the WEF???

[@louisedagenais1795]

@@XenithForPm ???

[@veryconfidential6973]

Thanks, JJ for your big picture analyses. Your work is real journalism.

[@canadiancomedy6894]

Agreed

[@1Daryle]

Gobsmacked! Awesome discovery of 🇨🇦'n political commentary AND political gesturing!

[@flmacphee1158]

God I hope so, he has been the worst PM Canada has ever had.

[@JRuni0r]

He's had to deal with some of the worst Premiers, that's for sure. Canada has a bunch of Cons Premiers and people are pissed about Provincial matters and they've been duped into blaming the Federal Government. It's fascinating, name the issue and in most cases the Provinces are to blame.

[@m.a.118]

You weren't alive in the Mulroney years were you...

[@jag92949]

I’d take Canadian liberals over the Jerry Springer style trash that makes up American “liberals.” American liberals are socialist like the NDP. Kamala Harris being president of my country will be a death wish on the 248 year old nation.

[@JRuni0r]

@m.a.118 Now that man was an absolute disaster for Canada.

[@jag92949]

@@JRuni0r Go meet Colorado’s governor and the Vice President of the USA running against Donald Trump.

[@sunnyGurung1971]

If he wins 4th term Canada 🇨🇦 will be named as Khalistan.😊

[@ArthurCSchaperMR]

The United Kingdom has a motion called article 30, I believe, which allows the members of the governing party to remove the current prime Minister.

[@laurag7295]

The liberal party does not have this mechanism all the other parties do!

[@djangel3108]

The issue is if the UK uses that power, Canada is gonna get furious with the UK and their relation will sour. Same would happen if the UK tried it on another constitutional monarch they can use the article on, they CAN do it, but it's gonna sour their relations which they want to keep good

[@IantheKid125]

As an American, I want the best for Canada too. Seeing Trudeau take freedoms away among other things makes me want to see change

[@hydromic2518]

Pierre has already said he intends to use the notwithstanding clause so he doesn’t have to abide by the charter of rights and freedoms, so I don’t think he will be much better liberty-wise

[@kayziacoutureclothing4035]

JUSTIN DID NOT DO THAT

[@EncyclopediaAesthetica]

Which freedoms?

[@JohnBaker-vm1wf]

@@hydromic2518 Why do we even care? We don't have a charter. It's a joke, and always was. When Trudeau doesn't like someting and strips people of their rights and freedoms like the trucker protest, what good is a charter of rights when you have to fight tooth and nail to prove said rights were violated?

[@hydromic2518]

@@JohnBaker-vm1wf if you think like that then we definitely don’t have a charter. It is something that we should defend, no matter how weak it is, lest we have all our rights be overridden by the notwithstanding clause

[@Dmac6969]

Ndp only stopped thr coalition to help Manitoba NDP win the election and then re started the coalition right after

[@thatweatherman4411]

What canoe is actually real popular right now one year after being elected

[@jackholmes4948]

I want to go hide in northern Saskatchewan

[@lukeario8614]

As someone who lives in Northern Saskatchewan, I'd welcome you

[@wizardeejay]

You're welcome. Atleast you'll be away from all the nonsense, enjoy the skies

[@DiamondKingStudios]

Northern Saskatchewan sounds like it’d be everything I find appealing about North Dakota but amplified tenfold. And with way fewer wild rodents, likely.

[@longiusaescius2537]

@lukeario8614 Canadian Osaka Canadian Osaka

[@wingberry123]

I want him to GO. Like, right now. Never come back.

[@sampicano]

I dont care about him...I just don't want Asian immigrants and Pollievere will accomplish that

[@wingberry123]

@@sampicano like all Asians? or specific Asians? Because if all Asians, you're in bad luck buddy.

[@longiusaescius2537]

@wingberry123 the subcontinentals probably

[@nathanielyankey3626]

Great video. Amazing hair JJ. Canada voting for Trudeau was like dating your crush while ignoring all the red flags and staying with him thinking he’ll change. He was never seen as a profound leader from the beginning.

[@jarjarbinks6018]

Name recognition was hell of a drug I guess

[@xl1227]

legalizing literal drugs could've been "a hell of a drug" to some extent too?

[@logo2462]

6:18 Other than housing and immigration these were the next most popular issues that were actually actionable on this chart. I think it’s clear that these should have been top priorities for the government

[@mattjames112]

I'm still leaning toward Trudeau resigning before the next election. He can't win and he is terrible at debating Poilievre, but who knows? I thought his ego would make him resign before enduring a humiliating defeat, but some make the argument that he thinks so highly of himself, that he still thinks he can win.

[@RandyTemple-bs]

hmmm....how is it humiliating to lose a 4th attempt at winning the PMO, after winning 3 times? HMM? Conservatives have went through 4 leaders and this is their 4th attempt to defeat a drama teacher in black face and funny socks....Talk about humiliating

[@KatallinaVT]

@@RandyTemple-bs People wanna keep Trudeau b/c they like the carbon tax rebate. Non-drivers getting a free $600 or so for what drivers are bleeding out at the pump. That's about all dude has going for him.

[@jarvy251]

His ego might be too big to accept he's not wanted, and might actually be narcissistic enough to think he can turn it around on campaign.

[@skrv8588]

I'd say he's waiting to see how the US election turns out. A Trump win could allow him to campaign on Canada being different and how Canadians need to vote for him so he can stand up to Trump and all that.

[@tomservo9254]

This country has terminal TDS, but I think it's a massive stretch for that alone to close a 20-point gap. Progressives have been insisting the CPC is going to drop back down to earth for over a year at this point. People are just sick of the LPC.

[@KatallinaVT]

@@tomservo9254 Holy crap agree on the terminal TDS statement. My mom was in her raging about a Trump rally where he talked about some golfer or something. Meanwhile Heels-up Harris is working to ban Columbus Day.

[@Bartholomule01]

Partisan collaboration seems really unpopular in the U.S. but it feels like it's worse in Canada.

[@DiamondKingStudios]

At least in Canada there’s enough parties with seats that a coalition is possible. Here in the US there’s not a single independent member of the House of Representatives, and the few independent Senators tend to vote alongside the Democrats in most matters.

[@ajw5138]

It's worse in that pretty much every MP constantly just votes the party line, which kind of diminishes the entire point of that part of the government. That along with the senate just rubber stamping everything means that the party leadership of the party in charge controls the entire country.

[@googingus]

Been waiting for this video!

[@ashupandya7263]

When LIBERALS is going to wake up and oust this wacko???🔥🔥🔥

[@RandyTemple-bs]

getting rid of Trudy will not win the Liberals the next election.

[@laurag7295]

Trudeau made it a point to have a no ousting the leader clause in his favour when he ran for the liberal leadership.

[@awesomeguy9513]

The NDP are gonna be lucky if they have enough seats to vote on what to have for lunch, and if the bloc are gonna be the suck ups to the current government their numbers could also drop like the NDP. While the party leaders don’t benefit much from an election the members could have some benefit as that could be a chance to remove the leaders and rebuild their party images as the liberal/NDP are very unpopular and that’s probably not gonna change much and if the bloc bends to them their popularity could drop

[@RandyTemple-bs]

I predict a low turnout election with NDP and Liberals sitting out, and conservatives winning a majority. Poindexter becomes PM...wonder if he'll go back to his authentic self with blue suits, a tie, and his glasses....It's totally hilarious the image change he went through.

[@bunnyniyori6324]

Not one thing Justin is accused of, not one thing, can even hope to make me more concerned than the potential hell that would happen if Trump is elected in the US. You might as well wait until after the US election to hope to have my attention on something as bland as Canadian politics. By the way, I don't hate Justin, and I think Poillievre is a useless bag of stupid.

[@harishramachandran2324]

JustIN Trudeau to be JustOUT Trudeau

[@jay-ki6ie]

For me as an American, it is hard to understand why we don’t have this parliamentary democracy system. Have you made a video on this topic?

[@avatarmikephantom153]

How long before we get PM JJ. I like the sound of that…

[@StephanieJeanne]

Thanks for the diversion, J.J.! Good luck, Canada! 😊✌️

[@desert0bear690]

Thanks for the update

[@rhrful]

Excellent, objective overview of Canada's political environment. Thank you.

[@Glen_lastname]

He has just been in office too long. All of his promises seem hollow when he's had over 10 years in office. It's time for someone new and I wouldn't mind that being pierre poilievre

[@gerardacronin334]

Next month he will have been in office for 9 years.

[@WackoJacko2016]

JJ the only thing you’re doing wrong is not giving us more content 😂😊. Love your work!!

[@overthecounterbeanie]

Well you can't expect a drama teacher to NOT bring the drama, can you?

[@slob0516]

Thanks for the video. Its nice to hear something different. Let's go freedoms party! Whoever that is

[@Diddy_claps_Meek_Mill]

You guy's need term limits.

[@webausay]

Term limits are a solution without a problem tho? At least in this instance. For now, the system is working well. Trudeau has become a dogshit PM and will, one way or another, be leaving office next election. My only hope is that he wises up and announces that he's stepping down as Liberal leader before he calls the next election.

[@alquinn8576]

@@webausay he has always been a dogshit PM; the thing is it took a while for his bad policies to become evident, and MSM has suffered a narrative collapse around all of the lies they have been telling (more a US problem but many parallels in other anglosphere countries)

[@kevinarmstrong751]

Let’s hope so .

[@tinarimac7582]

This is an amazing video JJ it perfectly describes the current political situation here. I say if you want to learn about Canadian politics you should watch JJ. Another great video! Keep up the good work!

[@yogibear5321]

So much stuff behind you…love it.

[@phenom_rj]

As a terminal NDP voter (I know, I know...), this current political climate is unbearable. The party has only gotten weaker and less politically serious since Mulcair (who I really liked) lost to Trudeau. Singh hasn't inspired me to remain an NDP voter, but I really don't like Poilievre and the current state of the CPC. It is creating an increasingly ironic moment where for the first time I am considering a vote for Trudeau when he is at his ATL.

[@gerardacronin334]

If nothing changes before the next federal election I’m planning to vote for None of the Above.

[@TokyoBalletReprise]

@@gerardacronin334 write in the BLOC lmao

[@gerardacronin334]

@@TokyoBalletReprise I don’t live in Quebec so that is pointless.

[@terrybecker2911]

Great post!!

[@ryancharlebois1043]

Great video JJ. I expect an early election. The LPC doesn’t seem willing to change. Just recycling people into different positions, shamefully misleading economic success when there are clear signs of economic hardships beyond high inflation or even cost of living related tensions. The provinces are especially tired of Justin. The public service doesn’t seem to favour the drama either. Watch dogs and committees are not giving this government a thumbs up or even any type of support.

[@mrmambo3461]

I know you dont prefer making videos about politics, but you are the best at it and i will always watch anything you make about this

[@Hudsonrulez]

JJ Anita Anand is my MP. I'm sorry, but she doesn't have a snowball chance in hell at getting re elected let alone lead the Liberal party. Many people in my riding are fed up with the amount of taxes we paying. Not to mention the amount of stolen cars. I say Justin will be so smug about his prospects that he will lead his party to the depths not seen since Kim Campbell.

[@tomkoepke3996]

I’m not a KZbinr so I don’t know how to do it but you should get the multitasking on videos available, I think it’s usually for educational channels. Just makes things easy on the phone without losing the momentum of the video. But thanks for always being a champion of Canadian history/politics 👈🏼

[@Endlessflow]

Trudeau is history! Finally! Thank you J.J. for supporting common sense! God bless!

[@kevincronk7981]

I can't believe a JJ video started off with a definition from JREG

[@antonpasternak-gw4dk]

He must go and never come back again!!!

[@Mat-xe8pt]

I love when French people come up on screen, an accordian plays. Doesn't matter if it's French or French-Canadian, or to do with something french, play the accordian!!

[@EastScoreLore]

Eats an 🍎 picked from an orchard watching this. IYKYK

[@RandyTemple-bs]

You know...for all the hate on Trudy, one must be amazed at how mediocre the conservative party has been in picking a leader. I mean, they've had 4 leaders and this will be their 4th attempt to beat a drama teacher in black face with funny socks. I mean really...Is Trudy the issue? Or is it conservative choices for party leaders who cannot seem to articulate how they could run the country better than a, yes I'll say it again, a drama teacher, in black face, who wears funny socks....

[@Colin-vw2ux]

Love ur vids bud. You have to mention how Libs just named YFBs wife the Chair of Canada Foundation for Innovation's Board of Directors. In charge of tons of $$$. Justy locked that Bloc up.

[@Meymeyjuice]

Ive been WAITING for this vid

[@PrairieWolff]

Say no to the Nepo baby.

[@artblaze-ir5fh]

Put the whole party in orange jump suits!

[@f1naliz3d]

What I would mention about the current system is that Poilievre might also potentially be screwed depending on what happens with this foreign interference thing. Not only are there a lot of concerns being expressed about the conservatives and potential links to that foreign interference, including in the previous couple leadership elections, but also Poilievre's refusal to get a security clearance is nonsensical. He's been using the excuse that he would not be able to speak on anything if he got it, but that's bullshit. His party might actively be choosing to run candidates that might have links to foreign interference that could be avoided now if he got that clearance. Further, if he wants to be leader of Canada, Prime Minister's need security clearance anyways. It's just very weird that he is so adversarial to this even though he's going to need to get it done. Could this scandal be a huge heap of nothing? Potentially. But, if it's found out that there was substantial interference, that there might be multiple MPs that wittingly, semi-wittingly, or un-wittingly are compromised? That changes everything.

[@Tbone1492]

Kamala is the exact same person as Freeland. You can tell it's all a show

[@RandyTemple-bs]

Really....Kamala is all show? Not 'they're eating the dawgs' Trump? You have to be kidding.

[@logank444]

So did he take away freedoms or is it like in America when people talk about our freedoms being taken but not actually

[@gangstacomputergod6907]

While not perfect it's mostly people talk about our freedoms being taken but not actually

[@Daniela_Explored]

As a Canadian and America citizen- currently living in Salt Lake City UT - I can not tell you how much I look forward to your videos JJ - you are an oracle and make me laugh and cray and I feel your and share your rage. Keep speaking my brother! And if you need help with that visa issue;) I can help with that.

[@IowanMatthew683]

Well in light of our own delicate political situation here in the States possibly reminiscent of 1860, the flow of people might actually be going in the opposite direction soon.

[@aleckonkel3018]

I remember this quote by Canadian author Will Furgeson ( i cant remember if it was originally coined by him). It goes something like this" American politicians are removed from power when they have finished their terms, Canadian politicians are removed only after they begin to smell."

[@gabrieldomocos7570]

It's hard to say. Oil boy just doesn't have a coherent argument or vision for the country. Historically, the voters just flip and flop from lib to Tory lest anyone gets too comfortable. HSR and other policies like legislating big SUVs and pickup trucks away would draw an interesting battle line for the next election

[@apooravagrawal6403]

We wants freedom from Dustbin trudeo

[@Osindileyo]

I remember this feeling a few years back as a Brit. The tories had been in power for over a decade, run public services into the ground, destroyed our relationship with our closest and most important trading partners through lies and SOMEHOW duped people into voting for them again. And despite all this, to mirror the sentiment of the Quebec politician, even though we have a problem removed, his replacement is just as bad, if not worse in many ways.

[@tims9100]

Not that it’s that relevant, but Mark Carney was also head of the Bank of England in the UK too

[@JJMcCullough]

I suspect he’s going to downplay that if he runs for Prime Minister

[@dannysroadshow]

Okay, this is the best J.J. hair yet.

[@TurtleMarcus]

Following your award-winning* video "Online politics is annoying", my guess for 2025 is that Canada will become a Fundamentalist Catholic Monarchy.

[@DiamondKingStudios]

I wouldn’t mind that so much, but wouldn’t endorse it to govern over everyone.

[@gerardacronin334]

Dear god, NO!

[@kevintessier3760]

As a Liberal voter, I'm not happy with Trudeau as leader, but I also believe that most of the real work of government is done by other members of the party and bureaucratic public servants, so I put a lot more weight into the specifics presented in the Liberal platform over my personal dislike for Trudeau's style and controversies. That said, I'm also one of the policy freaks that actually looks up every party's platforms to compare point by point to decide how I want to vote. While I recognize that these platform promises rarely get completely fulfilled, it's at least a good comparison for the direction each party wants to take in providing solutions for various issues. For example, all parties may say they're going to tackle the housing crisis, but solutions may vary from subsidizing construction, to subsidizing first time home buyers, implementing rent-to-own laws, and/or easing regulatory hurdles for new construction. These are the sorts of things I look for when comparing party platforms to determine which party I should vote for. So at the end of the day, I would like Trudeau to be replaced as leader of the Liberals, with no specific replacement in mind as I don't follow politics quite that closely, but I may still be voting Liberal in the next election, with probably the biggest plus for the Conservatives being Poilievre's housing policies, and the biggest minus for the Conservatives being their environmental policy. And though I don't mention the NDP, I do prefer some of their policies in various areas, most often healthcare, but they're not a serious contender in my riding.

[@TokyoBalletReprise]

Typically that is the case, but under Trudeau (And Harper) the political decisions have all been centralized in his office, effectually rendering ministers powerless. It's not the liberal party rn, it's the Trudeau party and him and his office decide pretty much everything.

[@sonofiver7415]

Just visited Canada a couple days ago. Nice place

[@stormstriker2000]

Too many indians?

[@HughJanus9999]

​@@stormstriker2000 Tim Hortons has a new curry

[@bhargavsai5142]

@@stormstriker2000 And racists like you 😮

[@sicilianotoronto]

@@stormstriker2000 haha!

[@sicilianotoronto]

@@HughJanus9999 LOL!

[@meloncomicinc1687]

You know how long I’ve waited for this

[@PrairieWolff]

Clearly he's a puppet of the Water, Energy & Food mafia.

[@wizardeejay]

The next government has no idea what's under the rug. What is next to come?

[@TheNationalConservative]

I can't handled how you say scheduled JJ 😂

[@icecoldchilipreppers]

the correct way?

[@TheNationalConservative]

@@icecoldchilipreppers it's incomprehensibly wrong.

[@kylenetherwood8734]

In the UK, the parliamentary no confidence vote also never works. The parties do have their own versions which also rarely work. The practical mechanism is that enough ministers resign that the PM could not possibly run a government so they have to resign. Why do they not do this in Canada?

[@JJMcCullough]

I think because the ministers are loyal

[@Sebman1113]

I expect a Conservative majority government in Canada. This Im sure excites you JJ. I am neutral as a American observing Canada but I have heard many things I dislike about Trudeau.

[@ajstar7831]

What things have you heard?

[@t.7746]

the liberals would be wise to ditch trudeau wayy too much baggage and people are tired of him

[@richardmercer1275]

Praying for the day Trudeau is gone. Can't stand this idiot. Trudeau and his sorry excuse of a cabinet have destroyed the Canadian economy. It's heart-breaking what this power--thirsty liberal government has done to Canada. Makes me sick to my stomach.

[@mikethelakesidelogger8757]

Wrong JJ. Horgan and Weaver made a supply and confidence agreement in BC. 2017?

[@n.bastians8633]

He's managed to hold on in spite of several of your past predictions.

[@ashtviceland]

Inflation is down to two precent the lowest it has been since early 2021. Gas prices and interest rates are also going way down. I think he should leave as Liberal leader but stay as PM until after the next election cuz 10 years is a long time for a PM, but yall are seriously overhating him waayyy to much. Bro isn't that bad 💀🙏🏻

[@gangstacomputergod6907]

the hate is not real it's bots and oil companies