Scott Robertson

I’m working with Governor Gretchen Whitmer on trying to save The Great Lakes from the rather violent and destructive Asian Carp, which is rapidly taking over Lake Michigan, and all of the beautiful surrounds. I’ll be asking other Governors to join into this fight, including those of Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, New York and, of course, the future Governor of Canada, Mark Carney, who I know will be happy to contribute to this worthy cause. Separately, I am also working to save The Great Salt Lake, in Utah, which, in a short period of time, if nothing is done, will have no water. This is on top of everything else I am doing. Only “TRUMP” CAN DO IT! President DONALD J. TRUMP

Trump refers to Prime Minster Mark Carney as "the future Governor of Canada"

PM Carney on the recent synagogue and US consulate shootings: "We'll use the full weight of resources and ensure that the perpetrators feel the full weight of justice."

Conservative MP Roman Baber accuses Prime Minister Carney and the Liberals of "adding fuel to the fire of Jew hatred in Canada."

REPORTER: Your beef is with Doug Ford and François Legault and other premiers who are preventing their monopolies from accepting BC wine.

POILIEVRE: It was Mark Carney...

Pierre Poilievre appears to blame the Liberals after shots fired at US consulate in Toronto

Q: What would a Liberal majority government mean for your leadership?

POILIEVRE: Well, I can tell you what it would mean for Canadians...

REPORTER: Your party has supported the actions by the US and Israel to provoke a regime change in Iran ... do you change that support based on who has taken over in Iran right now?

POILIEVRE: I supported the Prime Minister's original support of actions to strike the Iranian terrorist regime

Dan Albas on Bill C-262 -- which seeks to address how Canadians can buy and ship Canadian wine, beer and spirits across provincial borders.

POILIEVRE: "I'll be offering a drink to the journalists depending on the quality of their journalism today. So the headlines will dictate whether you get any of this beautiful Canadian wine or gin."

POILIEVRE: "We are now in an international war and the Prime Minister has already changed his mind four times. He needs to speak before the House of Commons, before Canadians, instead of hiding. Where is the Prime Minister, Mr Speaker?"

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand responds to Michael Chong’s accusation that the government has issued contradictory statements about joint U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran.

VASSY: [Trump] has changed his message at least four times to my account on what the objectives are, about where things are at, about how far he's prepared to go.

LANTSMAN: I don't know how many more times to tell you that our position again is support of this

VASSY: You have a position on the regime. Do you have a position on the actions launched by the US and Israel?

LANTSMAN: We supported those actions in order to have regime change

V: But the regime change hasn't occurred

L: We supported those actions in light of a potential regime change

VASSY: You said just now that the Iranians are obviously getting help. What is obvious about what Donald Trump is doing?

LANTSMAN: Well, killing the Supreme Leader, for one point

VASSY: Who is now replaced by his son

LANTSMAN: "The objective of regime change in Iran is something that Conservatives supported, support, and continue to support."

Éric Grenier on the three upcoming federal by-elections.

Q: Will you say explicitly whether you support what the US and Israel have been doing and whether you believe that any of it is in accordance with international law?

POILIEVRE: We already said that. We support the action to overturn the regime ... we have not equivocated.

Pierre Poilievre equates deferral with cancellation, as if they mean the same thing (they don’t)

Pierre Poilievre says PM Carney "has taken four different positions on the war in the Middle East" in order to "pander in all directions."

POILIEVRE: "In this dangerous and unpredictable world we must focus on what we control. We do not control the US president..."

(also Pierre: Carney copies my ideas...)

PM Mark Carney says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor "deplorable actions" necessitate that he be removed from the line of succession.

CARNEY: "We have not received any request for such assistance [from Gulf states] ... We're not engaged in the conflict. We do not intend to engage. What we are doing is dealing with the consequences of the conflict … I don't necessarily anticipate those requests."

CARNEY: "There's a Japanese proverb that articulates the opportunity ahead of us in these difficult times globally: After the rain, the ground grows firmer ... Today we are taking our first steps on firmer ground together."

PM Mark Carney attempts to say a few words in Japanese

Wait I know someone who is a privileged grifter and full of BS. ⬇️

Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull: "[PM Carney's visit] has put an energy into the Australian-Canadian relationship which it has lacked. I mean, when I was PM I couldn't get my counterpart Mr. Trudeau interested in Australia."

Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull on PM Carney's address to parliament: "Mark Carney is the first national leader of a major country to make this argument [about middle powers needing to work together] so clearly. And it cut through at Davos. It's been inspiring."

Mélanie Joly on the opening of NextStar Energy’s new electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor: "Today is more than opening a plant. It's actually Canada asserting control over its own economy. It's about creating jobs right here at home."

General Jenny Carignan: "We are not talking about participating to Epic Fury per se. This is not a mission that we are considering. However, our Gulf partners may require defense and support. So within that context, these would be the type of military options that we could consider."

the new pierre lasted approximately a day