Hosted by HBO Bill Maher on the grilled of the former Canadian Deputy Government Chrystia Freeland About the liberal policy of her party believes that “P —” Canadians.
During the latest episode “Real Time with Bill Maher”, the host spoke with Freeland – who nominated himself as the next Canadian Prime Minister – about his campaign and her vision for the country. During the interview, Maher criticized politics awakened by the departure Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a member of the former Freeland party, and wondered if he would avoid them, whether he should become the next leader.
“This is just p — Es leaves, and it seems that in America-it doesn’t always have a letter that this is — not working,” Maher told the candidate.
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HBO host Bill Maher and former Canadian deputy government Chrystia Freeland talked about how the Canadian Liberal Party has failed the country.
Maher began his debate, presenting the fact that Freeland once supported former Prime Minister Trudeau because they were both members of the Canada Liberal Party. He asked why she eventually turned. Freeland, who was also a Canadian Finance Minister, resigned from Trudeau’s cabinet In December after his popularity fell because of concern about inflation and immigration.
“So, Justin Trudeau, who was on the way out, was once very popular. I mean, he still has his fans – three – and maybe they wonder, why did you turn him? Because, you know, you were part of his government. What was that? And what would you do otherwise?”
Freeland admitted that Trudeau had passed his “sales date”, but also indicated that he was too far away from the “liberal” values of “old school” he advocated.
“But I think the other thing that happened, my party-we are just called the Liberal Party and I am a liberal from old school, and liberals in Canada win when we are focused on people and what they need in their lives,” she said. “And we lose when people think we are focused on the signaling of virtue and identity policy.”
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HBO hosted Bill Maher on the barbecue of former Canadian deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland about his party’s liberal policies, which he believes that “P —” Canadians. (AP/Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)
The message echoed with Maher, who said that the transition to the signaling of the virtue and “Wockeness” “” is the same thing that sank the party here in America when they went too far to the left. “
He then mentioned that Trudeau leaned into these unpopular questions, asking, “Why did he leave and became one of those elitist types of aprons that seemed to be just the prevailing, such a kind of left?”
Maher then mentioned green policies pushed Ottawa, Canada as evidence of the Canadian liberal who push the unpopular ‘Wockery’ to their people.
“Recently I saw-I think it’s last week-Ottawa, I see, trying to bring a law that limits the time you can inhale your car. Now I was in Canada in the winter. It’s pretty cold.”
Empty walking regulations in Ottawa entered into force on January 1. One local socket reported They regulate the empty walk on “public and private -owned vehicles” as a way of “reducing greenhouse gas emissions and an air quality improvement”.
“The explanation is that it will get into global warming – I don’t think it’s not,” Maher continued. “You can only make your car for a minute, I think remotely, and three minutes if you are in it before you can heat it.”
Freeland replied, convincing Maher that she “received a letter” and said, “Politicians win when they honestly listen to people and hear people tell them about their lives. And politicians lose when we think we are smarter than the people we work for – and when we think our job is a lecture of people.”
Freeland has stepped down as a Canadian deputy government and the Minister of Finance in December, and is now critical of the departure Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. (Adrian Wyld /Canadian Press by AP)
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