DAY 210: Carney has achieved 'very little' as prime minister
Trump's flattery of Carney as a 'great prime minister' is dismissed by Ezra as insincere, given Carney's perceived lack of negotiation success.
Ezra Levant critiques the 33-minute scrum between Donald Trump, Mark Carney, and the press, highlighting Carney's perceived failures as Prime Minister after 210 days.
Ezra dismisses many questions as irrelevant to Canada, focusing instead on Carney's inability to secure a trade deal and his seemingly subservient demeanor towards Trump in contrast to his campaign rhetoric.
Ezra also dissects Trump's opening remarks, noting Trump's self-congratulatory tone and claim of making Carney popular, which Ezra links to the "51st state" talk that stirred Canadian patriotism.
He criticizes Carney's effusive praise for Trump, especially regarding international peace efforts and economic transformation, and questions Canada's eagerness to assist in the Gaza conflict, arguing Carney strengthened Hamas.
A Canadian reporter's question about the lack of a trade agreement prompts Trump to discuss the "natural conflict" between the two nations, particularly regarding the auto and steel industries.
Trump asserts the U.S. has "given everything" to Canada and seeks to rebalance trade. Ezra interprets Trump's bluntness as a clear intention to move Canadian auto jobs to the U.S., seeing it as a "terrifying" threat to Canada's auto industry.
Trump also mentions tariffs, particularly on agricultural products (dairy), which Ezra believes could significantly impact Québec dairy farmers and require sacrifices in other Canadian sectors.
Ezra then highlights Trump's seemingly unscripted comments against "windmills and transgenderism," which he suggests were subtle jabs at Carney's environmental policies and family.
Trump's "flattery" of Carney as a "great prime minister" is dismissed by Ezra as insincere, given Carney's perceived lack of negotiation success.
Ezra notes the absence of questions about Canada's Online Harms Act. He points to Commerce Secretary Lutnick's dismissive remarks about an auto deal, reinforcing the existential threat to Ontario's auto sector.
Finally, Ezra discusses the surprising proposal by Carney to revive the Keystone XL pipeline, an idea he supports for its economic benefits. However, he expresses skepticism, noting the pipeline company was unaware of the proposal.
Ezra concludes by challenging Carney's achievements after 210 days, suggesting he has accomplished little for Canada.
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COMMENTS
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-10-11 00:08:38 -0400Bruce: good luck with that. I recently saw someone wearing a “Canada Is Already Great” hat. I guess he doesn’t support the Conservatives or the PPC.
As for your suggestion that people will eventually chuck the Liberals out of office, good luck with that, too. Earlier this week, I was at a grocery store when I overheard someone complaining about the rise in the price of a certain food item. I said to her that we can thank Junior Trudeau and Carney for that, to which she added that I shouldn’t forget Trump. (Huh? The inflation began nearly 10 years ago to the day when the worst PM in history took office. Trump wasn’t sworn in until 15 months later.)
But, like we frequently hear from people such as Doug Fraud, Trump is responsible for everything that’s wrong everywhere.
As for Carney’s lack of accomplishment, isn’t lining his pockets an achievement? (OK, so it’s only for him, but, as far as he’s concerned, we don’t exist, do we?) -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-10-10 20:51:49 -0400I hope a majority of Canadians will vote the Liberals out. As unemployment and prices soar, more and more folks will decide the Conservatives are the only hope for Canada.
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Melvyn Schobel commented 2025-10-10 15:27:13 -0400The Liberals have dug a hole so deep that they have no choice but to stay on their current path. More spending, more immigration to secure votes to remain in power, to be the frontrunner in climate change, to make Canada look good when we produce less than 1% of carbon emissions. Carney is a joke not to be taken seriously. Some day, when the Conservatives wake up with a strong leader at its helm, will Canada be great again.
