ON LESLYN LEWIS Take it from the 17th minute mark: State Of The Nation with The Hon. Stockwell Day

From the 17th minute mark : 

out of the crop here on this one what is

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it about her that you feel like

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polls are out in front in your mind

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great question a lot of people ask that

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and a couple of things she's the only

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one i'm using the word accomplished

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carefully they're all accomplished she's

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the only one of the group that was

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accomplished in business before going

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into politics some people may not be

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aware that she founded her own law firm

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ran that for 17 years successfully

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before going into politics and in terms

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of toughness if you wonder if anybody's

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tough if you have to get up and go to

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work every day with a big law firm full

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of lawyers uh you know what you get

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tough over time but she did that very

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successfully she's the most educated and

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i'm not saying that education alone is

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what counts but she has a

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of course uh her

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bachelor's degree she's got a a degree

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in environmental science so her

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approaches to green energy and some

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some very uh interesting thought there

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along with also integrating the oil and

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gas industry uh it carries extra weight

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when you've got a degree in that and the

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fact that she's got a degree in business

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and then a doctor's in law she has

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taught law she's been an instructor at

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the top law schools in the country uh

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she just brings a whole lot to the table

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a lot of this she accomplished

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as a single mom

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so you know she's got tremendous

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tremendous attributes and experience and

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i ask people to picture in their minds

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picture the debate stage that's going to

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happen sooner or later when we get into

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a federal election picture justin

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trudeau up there and now put a face

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beside his of all the candidates who do

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you think is gonna grab the attention of

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people when they see uh prime minister

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face to face against you know one of the

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other uh men or against leslie lewis and

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i think she's going to really attract

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attention if people haven't already done

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so she's also willing to touch the

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issues that some people won't touch

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parental rights for instance which are

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being eroded she's willing to speak on

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that she's willing to speak

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intelligently on the fact that we should

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not be bringing um oil into canada from

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countries which are not democratic which

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have terrible human rights records she's

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speaking very clearly on that so she's

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got a broad range of issues and proven

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experience that i just think gives her

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the edge over the other other good

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candidates but it definitely gives her

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the edge

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yeah and we have so much respect for her

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and and the other candidates as well i

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think anyone who puts their name forward

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deserves the utmost of respect from

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canadians it is such a grueling

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grueling feat um but you know you've

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worked with pierre and when i'm talking

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with people a lot of times they're

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saying listen we just want to see the

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person at the helm of the conservative

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party that has the highest chance of

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actually winning in the next general

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election we know that quebec has 78

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ridings in a general election ontario

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has 121. if you roll in all the urban

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centers let's say vancouver edmonton

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calgary regina winnipeg you know i'm

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i've never actually calculated this but

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i'm guesstimating that the urban centers

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were probably pushing 170 to 200 ridings

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has the epicenter of political power

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started to shift from quebec being the

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king maker to possibly

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the ethnic vote being the king maker

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across the nation

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and do you think that could be that

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could be a real factor like could pierre

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actually win the ethnic vote

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um

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has that factored into your your thought

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process at all

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well it's key there's no question you

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cannot dismiss it at all and as we've

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seen

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um you know patrick brown talks about

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the ethnic boat the importance of that

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and i met with a number of his

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supporters at the edmonton debate

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actually a lot of former friends of mine

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um you know still friends of mine in the

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sikh community who are supporting him

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we had a great time because we

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remembered great things we did way back

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uh on my campaign

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so um there are strengths that people

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realize if you tap into let's face it

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the ethnic community so called

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is really becoming mainstream in canada

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it's not even seen as you know keep

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using the word minority but it's not

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even really seen as that and they

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traditionally most not all but they

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embrace small c conservative values the

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importance of family

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the importance of enterprise small

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business

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the importance of

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proper education

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they really support what our small c

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conservative values so patrick realizes

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that pierre realizes that for sure i

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think they all do to a degree and this

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is why i i just because i'm supporting

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her i don't want to keep going back to

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this but this is why lester lewis for

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instance in the gta some of the meetings

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she had in the gta it was almost

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entirely ethnic supports large meetings

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people were energetic they were fired up

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she does let's face it she brings

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something you know having come to canada

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as in as an immigrant with her family

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and as as a young girl she knows what

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new immigrants go through she has seen

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her own in her own family some of the

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struggles

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had her mother telling her listen

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there's nothing you can't do don't let

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anybody tell you that you can't

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so she really taps into that yeah it's

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going to be a fascinating race here as

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the summer proceeds

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let me ask you this mr day

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what your gut sense

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what matters most in this leadership

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race is it somebody who can unify

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is it somebody who can stand up against

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some of the international pressures that

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have so blatantly encroached upon our

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nation whether that's the who

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um is it somebody that that cares about

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not just the fiscal issues but the

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social as well like in your mind what

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matters most in a leadership candidate

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this time around

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it's a good blend of the very items

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you've just mentioned it's got to be

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somebody

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i believe first of all who will stand up

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for their constituents and she's proven

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that she's willing to do that

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her approach to parental rights that

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parental rights should not be eroded

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that you should be able to speak to your

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kids freely and lovingly and openly

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about any issue whether it's gender or

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whether it's education or whatever it

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might be so she's she has not been shy

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about those but she's also had some

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considerable effect on the international

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level with the rights

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with national rights or canadian rights

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she was one of the leaders in pushing

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back against the who who were trying to

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force a treaty that many saw as

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detrimental to

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national sovereignty related to the

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pandemic uh each nation should we should

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always look at how we can work with

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other countries in a cooperative way but

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when you give up your sovereignty when

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you say okay we will do whatever the who

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tells us

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then you're putting your own national

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sovereignty at risk she got a national

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movement going on that and as you know a

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lot of the issues the items that wha

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wanted to impose upon canada and other

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countries were pulled back because of

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the efforts to stand up against that

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related to tax issues she's been very

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strong she's very knowledgeable so she

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brings a really solid mix at the

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international level proving herself not

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afraid to stand up even with

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controversial issues to sometimes a an

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upset national media and also the

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knowledge the way strategically to

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operate to get things done she's already

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proven herself

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well i think it'd be great to have you

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back and maybe have somebody from the

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caucus that's supporting pierre somebody

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that's supporting charade and a couple

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of the others and maybe chop it up a

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little bit more as we get closer to

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ballot day i don't know if you'd be

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interested in that or not but i think

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that'd be a fascinating conversation

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um as we begin to close mr day um can i

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ask this question for canadians out

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there it's you know it has been such a

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defining season i know we're going to

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look back at this moment this era in our

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national history and say wow

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that's a moment to study you know so

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much shifted so much change it was such

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a defining window of time

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as we close what would be your words of

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encouragement

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or wisdom for our viewers in this what

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feels like such a treacherous season for

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our nation

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i would say to be unswerving and never

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back off of demanding your right to be

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heard we live in a time and an era where

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if your view

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does not correspond with whatever the

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federal government is or whatever the

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national media is

25:43

you are dismissed it used to be you

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could at least get a debate but now you

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are dismissed if your view does not

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comply in canada at least with the

25:53

liberal socialist alliance you're called

25:56

a conspirator you're called misogynist

25:59

you're called racist

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it is so unhealthy and so heartbreaking

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to see true debate being dismissed so i

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would say whatever party you are with we

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must demand the right of people to be

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able to express their view at the end of

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the day there'll be a vote but you know

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in a democracy as i say you might not

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not always get your way but you should

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always be able to have your say and

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people of all parties should stand very

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strongly on that well put well put thank

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you for those words of wisdom and to all

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of our viewers let's continue to lock in

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in prayer for our prime minister for the

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liberal caucus for jug meets sing as he

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is the power broker here possibly for

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the next uh three years let's continue

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to pray for this conservative leadership

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race and let's continue to do all the

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things that mr day spoke about today

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emailing our members of parliament

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staying steady staying strong and so

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appreciate what you just said there

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about making sure that our voice is

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heard let's continue to speak the truth

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and love mr day always a privilege

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always an honor thank you so much for

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joining me

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thank you for having me

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well thank you so much for joining me

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today we always appreciate your

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engagement on these very important

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issues we know that we are dealing with

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some pretty intense stuff as a nation in

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this season but i believe with all of my

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heart that as people like you continue

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to take interest continue to engage in

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the ways that you can that canada's best

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days truly can still be in front of us i

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carry this hope in my heart week after

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next week

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here the provincial meeting from the 10 to the 12 minute below

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transcrip 

he was the murderer known as mom

18:59

next maurice boucher's long life of

19:02

violent crime

19:07

one of canada's most notorious criminals

19:10

died over the weekend maurice boucher

19:13

commonly known as mom boucher had been

19:15

battling cancer

19:17

the former hells angels boss was serving

19:19

a life sentence for the murders of two

19:21

prison guards mike armstrong reports

19:27

it's a time that looking back is almost

19:30

hard to believe this was maurice

19:32

mambouche at a court appearance for his

19:34

son boucher was the head of an elite

19:36

chapter of the hell's angels everyone

19:38

knew mambushi was a killer and he knew

19:41

everyone knew

19:44

he seemed to love it

19:47

quebec's biker war raged for eight years

19:50

more than 160 people were killed and it

19:52

made the man at the middle of it

19:54

infamous

19:57

bouchet led the nomads an elite chapter

20:00

of the hell's angels he got the nickname

20:02

mom because he was apparently like an

20:03

overbearing mother for a time he seemed

20:07

untouchable

20:09

he wasn't but when boucher was arrested

20:11

in 1997 he was already a household name

20:15

he wouldn't be behind bars for long and

20:17

his reputation was still growing

20:20

was put on trial for ordering the murder

20:22

of two prison guards the goal was to

20:25

destabilize the justice system

20:27

[Music]

20:29

he won the first round the jury in

20:31

bouche's original trial found him not

20:33

guilty

20:33

[Applause]

20:35

laughing wouldn't last

20:38

a second trial was ordered on appeal one

20:40

of the reasons jurors had been

20:42

intimidated bouche was found guilty the

20:44

second time around

20:46

he would spend the rest of his days in

20:48

prison but still plugged into organized

20:50

crime in fact still ordering murders in

20:53

2018 he had another 10 years tacked on

20:56

to a life sentence

20:58

now the reason boucher became what some

21:00

have called a folk here on quebec is

21:02

because most of the victims of the biker

21:04

war were criminals but not all

21:07

for journalists who covered those years

21:09

there are names of innocent victims that

21:10

are impossible to forget the prison

21:13

guards who were killed diane levine

21:17

the 11 year old boy playing in a park

21:19

killed when a jeep nearby was blown up

21:22

and eve albert the father of two gunned

21:24

down gassing up his car he was shot nine

21:27

times because he was mistaken for a

21:29

biker

21:30

if for a time boucher lived a life that

21:33

seemed to be above the law it didn't

21:35

last he spent his final two decades

21:38

locked up what did last is the pain he

21:41

caused

21:42

mike armstrong global news

21:44

montreal

21:46

and that is global national for this

       21:48

monday night