Carney BEGS Trump for HELP as Canada IMPLODES !!!

Added: 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]Well, ladies and gentlemen, it has finally happened. The thing that literally every single person with a functioning brain inside of their head predicted has finally now just come true this morning. You see, you know what?

[00:00:14]Let me ask all of you fine folks in the audience a question. What do you think happens when a progressive anti-western globalist is running your country? Well, I'll tell you here in a minute. First off, do me a favor. Make sure to like, subscribe, and follow me everywhere other than in real life. That is. But folks, take a look at this. Breaking news this morning. Canada has officially entered, they're calling it a technical recession.

[00:00:43]Canada's now entering a technical recession after two straight economic quarters of economic contraction. Now, they're trying to kind of gloss over this. It's a It's a technical recession.

[00:00:58]Well, really, it's a recession.

[00:00:59]Categorically, definitively, it's a recession. They're saying it's a recession. Yeah, sure. But it's barely even a recession. It's not that big of a deal. Well, uh, actually, it is. Take a look at this, folks. Canada has now posted three, not just two, but three quarterly GDP declines in the past year.

[00:01:19]Out of four quarters total, three of them have been negative. now technically in a recession. Folks, this is what it looks like. This is a five-year snapshot here.

[00:01:31]I asked you a question a moment ago.

[00:01:33]What does it look like when an anti-western progressive globalist and is running your country? Well, this is what it looks like. Economic contraction, aka failure, just consistently for five years in a row. Now, take a look at this here.

[00:01:50]Let's do a full comprehensive report.

[00:01:52]Breaking. Canada officially enters a technical recession for the first time in six years. They were in another recession six years ago, folks. Who was in charge then? Trudeau.

[00:02:02]Thank god he's gone. Not like the country got any better, though. The country is getting hit from two sides at the same time. The tariff war with the UF with the US is blocking trade and the war in Iran is pushing up fuel costs.

[00:02:15]Because of this double blow, the economy is shrinking. New numbers show GDP fell 0.1% in the first quarter of this year, right after a 1% drop at the end of last year. Boom, there's your recession. Now, you might notice this addiction.

[00:02:31]It's a tendency. No, it's an addiction to blaming every single external factor other than their own radically progressive and competent leadership.

[00:02:39]It's not our incompetent leadership. No, no, no, no, no. It's the this, it's the that, it's Donald Trump, it's the tariffs, it's the Iran, it's the oil, it's the energy. No, no, no. Listen, there's seven countries in the G7.

[00:02:53]Canada's in the G7. Canada is the only G7 country here that is in a recession.

[00:02:58]Everybody else, you know, maybe not everybody's doing stellar right now.

[00:03:02]Sure, times are tough, but it's only Canada. Hate to break it to you, Canada.

[00:03:07]It's only you. Experts did not see this coming at all. They expected the economy to grow by 1.5%.

[00:03:16]Instead, three out of the last four quarters have been negative.

[00:03:21]The car industry is taking the worst hit. Sales of cars and trucks to other countries are dropping fast because the new US tariffs are choking the supply lines. Oh, United States. At the same time, the conflict in Iran is making oil and energy way more expensive because running a business is costing much more money. Now, companies have cut their investments by 0.7%.

[00:03:45]This is the fifth quarter in a row that business spending has gone down. Regular workers are feeling the pain directly.

[00:03:52]The economy in Canada lost 18,000 jobs in April alone.

[00:03:57]You know, it's so weird. It's so weird because down here in the United States, we have just literally month after month after month of like record setting job reports. Trump, the America First agenda. We're just m we're creating jobs left and right whilst also cutting out wasteful federal bureaucratic jobs. So, we're getting rid of those. We're producing real jobs at record levels.

[00:04:24]So, what are they doing up there in Canada?

[00:04:28]Canada just pushed the unemployment rate to a six-month high.

[00:04:33]With both conflicts getting worse, there's no quick fix in sight. So once again, the Canadian economists, the experts, they're blaming everybody else.

[00:04:42]It's your fault. It's Trump's fault.

[00:04:44]It's this fault. Blah blah blah. Rather than taking any responsibility for their own incompetent leadership. But folks, this is where things with today's Canadian coverage here get um frankly a little bit pathetic. You see now as all of this is happening, Canada's progressive prime minister Mark Carney is actually begging President Trump to rekindle the US Canadian economic alliance. But as a little bit of a reminder here, take a listen to what Mark Carney was saying just 12 months ago. Exactly. He was saying the exact opposite. Here's a reminder. I told the president that I will be working hard for the next month to earn the right to represent Canada in those discussions to get the best deal for Canada under the new US approach.

[00:05:36]At the same time, Canada must be looking elsewhere to expand our trade, to build our economy, and to protect our sovereignty. Ah, >> Canada's ready to take a leadership role in building a coalition of like-minded countries who share our values.

[00:05:53]>> Mhm.

[00:05:54]We believe in international cooperation.

[00:05:58]We believe in the free and open exchange of goods, services, and ideas.

[00:06:03]And if the United States no longer wants to lead, Canada will.

[00:06:10]So, um, as I love to say, well, well, well, this is what Mark Carney was saying 12 months ago.

[00:06:20]If the US refuses to lead, then Canada will step in to take their place. Um, so how did that go? Now we're 12 months later. It seems like your economy has been driven into the ground. It seems like your country is now in a recession, a technical recession. You're hemorrhaging jobs. Unemployment is at a six-month high. That did not age well.

[00:06:45]He's driven the Canadian economy into the dirt. And like I said, now Carney, 12 months later, he's begging President Trump for help.

[00:06:56]He's begging President Trump to partner up. Isn't it funny how time humbles all of us, as they say? Well, Mark Carney has now been humbled. Folks, take a look at today's report.

[00:07:12]Canada Strong will help make America great again. Prime Minister Mark Carney called for a new partnership with the United States during a speech in New York on Thursday, striking a consiliatory tone as Canada finds itself excluded from talks on a revised North American trade pact. With our endowments from potachsh, nickel, copper, uranium, lithium, cobalt, beyond, Canada can be the most reliable supplier that America needs to put affordable food on the table, strengthen national defense and ex and meet the exploding demand to power AI.

[00:07:48]said that while the world is undergoing a rupture as the US transforms its commercial relationships, working closely with Canada in specific sectors, including aluminum, automobiles, and critical minerals will strengthen both countries. After President Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada as the 51st state, Carney described Canada's ties to the US as quote weaknesses we must correct. And at a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in January, Carney referred to American hegemony and said greater integration with great powers created vulnerabilities to be exploited. In New York, Carney praised US innovation and values.

[00:08:30]>> As the most dynamic, resilient, and inventive country the world has ever seen. as a country whose founding values of liberty, democracy, justice, and openness should continue to serve as guides to its future and the future of the world.

[00:08:45]>> I didn't even see this. He came to He did this in New York City this morning.

[00:08:50]He came to New York and said, "America's the greatest country ever. You're the most innovative. You're the brightest.

[00:08:58]You're the most ingenious. Please help us. Please help us." Oh, man. This is just this is just humiliating.

[00:09:07]>> The ongoing trade war with the US, Carney has vowed to double Canadian exports to other markets in the next decade and signed more than 20 economic and security deals in the last year.

[00:09:18]Canada still sends around 70% of its exports to the US.

[00:09:24]So ladies and gentlemen, this is obviously humiliating for Mark Carney.

[00:09:28]And by the way, I don't I don't want to rub the Canadian people's noses in this.

[00:09:32]There's a lot of really great Canadians and we're going to talk about some of them here in a minute. Alberta. Okay.

[00:09:39]But this is classic progressivism, liberalism. I mean, you you run you run the country under the ground and then you beg for help after effectively spinning in Trump's face. How much can change in 12 months? A lot. But you know what, ladies and gentlemen, why did this happen? Let's go ahead and talk about why, frankly, why all of this economic chaos and turbulence has even unfolded inside of Canada in the first place. And by the way, if I can be a little bit crass here, I'm just going to go ahead and be honest with all of you and give all of you the real actual reason why this has happened in can in Canada that frankly no one else has the balls to talk about. Take a look at this major problem folks. What you were looking at here is a yearly, this is annual immigration chart into Canada between 1952 and 2025. How many immigrants are coming into Canada every single year?

[00:10:40]What do you notice? Well, okay, back in 1955, you had maybe a 100,000 75,000 immigrants coming in. In the year 2000, they had 150,000 immigrants coming in.

[00:10:53]Okay, maybe that can be accommodated.

[00:10:56]What happened here in 2021? This is when Trudeau was in office and now Mark Carney's been in office for a year and a half. So, this has continued under his leadership. Folks, boom. They went from taking, I don't know, 200,000 immigrants per year into the country of Canada, which only has a population of 40 million people. 40 million people in the country of Canada and they have been taking now folks, 2.5 million immigrants per year. And this is only going up 2.5 million immigrants per year. And by the way, I kid you not, I don't want to demoralize anybody here. 25% of all the human beings in Canada are foreignb born immigrants. One out of every four living human beings in the nation of Canada aren't even Canadian at this point. That is how insane this anti-western anti-Canadian globalist agenda has been. Kicked off by none other than Trudeau who's now gone and continued on by Mark Carney. It's sickening. This is like an intentional death of a nation. It wasn't accidental.

[00:12:03]It's it's intentional that they've done this to this country. As it would turn out, a lot of these highly skilled immigrants that we need, they're the economic backbone in the country. Well, actually, they have just completely destroyed the economy. Huh. Isn't that funny? Does any I'm sure a lot of you here are old enough to remember.

[00:12:20]Immigration has always been sold to us in the US and Canada and Europe. We need these people. They're highly skilled. We need them. They're the backbone of the country. Without them, our economy is going to go under. Well, okay. Let me ask you a question. Is there actually a single western world country who has taken in millions of immigrants from the third world who has seen their economy actually improve or has it just proven time and time and time and time again in Germany, France, Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, like the United States, it's proven to be catastrophic in literally every single country that this has happened in. And so here we're talking about Canada today.

[00:13:00]Terrible. But now folks, I want to show you something that's almost comical if it wasn't depressing. Why don't we talk about one of the ramifications of bringing in all of these culturally incompatible third world immigrants?

[00:13:15]Well, we got another, like I said, almost comical, if it wasn't so depressing, report coming out of Canada similarly just this morning. Look at this. nonitizens, so immigrants in the Canadian armed forces are struggling to treat women as their peers.

[00:13:35]Leaked reports reveal problems with immigrant literacy, competency, and permanent resident recruitment push. So, actual competent Canadians don't want to join the Canadian armed forces. They're having immigrants who can barely read or speak English or French in Canada. They can barely read or write. They are joining the Canadian Armed Forces. And guess what? They don't view women as human beings. Surprise, surprise. A bunch of immigrants from the third world who can't read or write, do basic arithmetic, they're having trouble viewing women as their peers. They're treating them like cattle or god knows what else. Well, well, well. Imagine my shock. Like I said, it would almost be comical if it wasn't so just like insane. And you know what? Can you can you blame actual, authentic, legitimate Canadians for not wanting to join the Canadian military when this is what's being done to their country? It's hard to get motivated to fight on behalf of your country or serve your country in this way when your country is literally being stolen from you and your ancestors that built the damn place.

[00:14:46]You can't blame young Canadian men for tapping out and saying, "I'm not going to serve this. What has the country done for me? It's done this to me. My c my homeland's been stolen from me." So, you know, the problems are just spiraling out of control. But, as many of you know, the problems in Canada get even worse. China, the CCP, has been slowly infiltrating Canada for a very long time now. really their plan, if I'm being honest, is to use Canada after infiltrating it as a backdoor with which to then infiltrate the United States.

[00:15:24]It's obvious, really, but for an excellent breakdown of where things currently stand there, I want you to take a listen to this.

[00:15:34]Does America need Canada?

[00:15:37]>> Well, I would I would say that yes, absolutely, United States needs Canada.

[00:15:41]And the main reason is is that without Canada, Canada, Canada's infiltration by the CCP is not something the United States wants on its border. So absolutely Canada is essential for the United States in defense of the continent.

[00:15:55]>> Yeah, sure.

[00:15:56]>> Without it, >> the CCP comes in, >> increases the threat level, and becomes an existential threat.

[00:16:03]>> Yeah, >> they're not an existential threat. Now, >> I I believe that that's a growing threat. I think that um beyond kinetic in a hybrid war sense absolutely or a threat. However, should Canada take further steps with the the CCP?

[00:16:20]We don't know where that could go. Um you know, from Chinese boots on the ground to uh munitions to um that military type support, that's a bigger concern, I think, for the United States than the hybrid warfare piece is at this moment. It's been building for the last 30 years. You know, the United States has recognized that the CCP is infiltrating Canada and that threat level has increased substantially. It's only been recently that the US administration has taken steps to identify it and call Canada out. Say you need to fix what's going on in your country.

[00:16:50]>> Oh, yeah.

[00:16:51]>> Because we're worried about you.

[00:16:53]>> And that's where the the concern is.

[00:16:55]>> And now you're worried that it's accelerating basically. That's what you're saying, right?

[00:16:58]>> Yes. Absolutely.

[00:17:00]Absolutely. It's definitely accelerating. um the brakes have been taken off. Um the constraints that that that were once there are are are no longer limiting. So the CCP has has a free run in Canada and the people like me that have been speaking out about it.

[00:17:17]We've lost our voice.

[00:17:19]>> Um a lot of journalists and media, they've been marginalized. Um they've they've been forced to lead mainstream media. So the population doesn't get the full the full view of what's going on and the extent of the infiltration.

[00:17:32]Well, folks, I'm going to tell you something. Two things I'll I'll add on to this. First off, everything that we hear that I have just said about Canadian immigration and Canadian problems. I'm an American living in America. I'm not beholden to Canadian speech laws. We've got the First Amendment. If I was a Canadian man living in Canada, beholden to Canadian law, and I went on a podcast on the internet and said all the things that I have just said about Canada, immigration, cultural incompatibility, etc., how the country's been stolen from them. I would be fined, hate speech, thrown in jail, etc. And you've seen this. There's a reason. You don't really have Canadian political commentators like me talking about stuff like this in Canada. I wish they did, but they don't because they get shut down by their draconian hate speech, anti-free speech laws. So sometimes I like to talk about this stuff as an American because maybe we can help a little bit in some way. We can talk about it. a lot of the Canadians can't. So maybe we're chipping in in some way. Now I'll tell you something else here, folks. You want to talk about the Monroe Doctrine. Now it's called the Donro Doctrine. What does that mean? Guess what? Western Hemisphere from North Pole all the way down to the South Pole. You know what?

[00:18:45]You might be mad about it, but this stuff kind of belongs to the United States. Monroe Doctrine going back to 1823, over 200 years. This is our hemisphere and we, this is American foreign policy for over 200 years. We are not going to allow as a country, as a hemispheric superpower, as a global superpower. We're not going to allow any anti-American entities in our hemisphere that potentially threaten our dominance.

[00:19:12]That's just the way it is. That's how we've always conducted ourselves.

[00:19:15]America first. Simply put, well, it must be understood we've got a problem up in Canada, right? Is it in our American interest to have a failed nation just across our northern border? And it's a pretty big border that is under the control of the CCP.

[00:19:36]No, it's not. That's a big-time problem.

[00:19:39]And Trump now is taking this seriously.

[00:19:41]We got to do something about this. We cannot let China effectively take over the entire damn country. Uh, pardon my language. Now, here's something else I'll show you. I hate to say it, but right now it seems as if Canada already is effectively a failed state. Massive recession, massive 2.6 million immigrants a year from the third world.

[00:20:03]This is a death spiral, which is why stuff like this I'm about to show you is currently happening. Take a look at this. This morning, breaking news.

[00:20:11]Danielle Smith, who is the who is the premier of Alberta, right here. There she is. Danielle Smith, has announced Alberta's independence referendum question. They're going to be voting on this. the Albertans. Should Alberta remain a province of Canada or should the government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada. So when this separation referendum is held, this is what the Albertans are going to be voting on. I hope you say yes. I hope you say yes.

[00:20:54]Right now, I want to show you something.

[00:20:55]People say, "Put your money where your mouth is." Will a province schedule Will a province schedule a referendum to leave Canada before 2027? And of course, we're talking about Alberta, of course.

[00:21:08]So, is Alberta going to schedule a referendum to leave? Right now, the betting odds on Poly Market are 64%.

[00:21:17]Sometimes you got to go with the money.

[00:21:19]Right now, it's up in the air. It's in flux. It's in flux. You know what? But I hope they do. I hope they do. You know, at a at a at a minimum, maybe Alberta can be saved, if not the entire country.

[00:21:31]I I I I really hope I believe that Trump is able to maybe recover the entire country. I hope so. Put some put some pre some pressure on on Carney and get him to get this country back on track. I hope so. Because, you know, in a lot of ways, they are our neighbors. If we want to truly put America first, we need to make sure we've got a functioning, prosperous neighbor to the north.

[00:21:54]Because similarly, that is what it means to put America first.