50:59 Thank you. God bless everybody. Just wanted to say something about Canada that Canadians, as a general rule, cooperate with the United States more than they're given credit for. And historically, you know, look at the atomic bomb, for example. The chain reaction for the atomic bomb was developed in Montreal by Ernest Rutherford, a physicist, before he went to England to the Because it was so important that the British technology would be developed jointly with the United States and Canada. The developments of nationalist parties in Canada have not done well, usually because, as President Trump has initiated, he has created what I call a political discordance.
51:46 There's sort of a dissonance between the nationalist parties of Canada, which look to Canadian sovereignty, versus the joint cooperation with the United States, which in a sense is a globalist one, sharing of free trade, etc. Now, when you have a nationalist party, they don't do well. in the elections, witnessed the National Party of Canada previously to Mr. Vernier's party. Good luck. I agree with much of what he says, but when it comes to the United States-Canada relations, usually Canadians tend to more cooperative more than a nationalist attitude. President Trump has said that
52:30 the tenor for protectionism at a time when Canada was trusting of the United States, and I mean really trusting, from the Beaumarck missiles in 1958. and for all the cooperation with NORAD. I mean, I agree with you, and I think Trump's doing a 95% job better than I thought he could do, but he also wants to hype America up to worry about our issues, and he sees how one-sided, you know, the 300% tariffs on dairy and things are, so he's pissed off, and I think he's getting antagonistic towards the leadership and kind of not understanding that Canadians want out from under it as well. I agree. So spend a minute or so on how you think Trump could augment his rhetoric here.
53:12 Well, I think that President Trump should cut out this idea, which is what I call turdish, polishing a turdish idea of this manifest destiny. Manifest destiny does not apply to a country that is already so integrated with you that the alternative is to say now you're going to do what we tell you to do because we're 10 times your size or to ridicule a country that is trusted not developing. Well you know a lot of that is Trump projecting power, renaming the the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of America, because he understands the globalists have demoralized us and we're basically shutting us down to roll them into their system. So a lot of that is for the bigger picture that we're back, come here, bring your money here. I mean, a lot of that is to project confidence, but I mean, yeah, oh yeah, let's see who's gonna win the hockey game between the Canadians and the Americans. I would do the opposite and say, hey, you wanna be with us? And so the globalists as an economic block, I don't mean a globalist block, the North American Union, but if there isn't a block,
54:11 It's going to just be a globalist bloc. And so Trump is taking that all away right now. Do you have any questions for our guest? Well, just simply to say that let's not forget Mexico in this free trade agreement, because if President Trump continues on this trend, And I think doing away with tariffs is a great idea. I think even better, Bernie would agree, perhaps the question should be posed, do we need free trade agreements between us? All right, let's stop right there. I mean, I say just bring down the trade barriers. What do you say? Yes, I agree with you. No more trade barriers and zero tariff on our side. West that's that always blows up everything good. That's it no more tariff on our side no more tariff on your side and what Trump is doing right now I understand pretty well he just wants to be able to have a new deal with us and instead we are telling him no we will tax will tax we will do more tariffs and we have that trade war right now because we don't understand. But you agree he should tweak it a little bit. A little bit but you know
55:10 It's because he's teasing us with the 51st state and we know it won't happen. He likes that because we have weak leaders in Ottawa. That's why he's playing with us. That's why he's playing. No, you're right. Trump only respects serious people. We'll be right back. Stay with us. I mean, your leaders are a joke, so he's messing with them. Max Bernier is our guest. In studio for another 30 minutes, then I'm going to hit all the other breaking news and Trump statements and all the craziness and then Owen Schroer in 54 minutes from now with The War Room 3 p.m. Central today. So we've got one of the most hardcore real populist anti-globalist folks from Canada, the type of person that should be their next prime minister. They're trying to slip a globalist in there right now, this Carnegie New World Order guy, I mean thoroughbred of the globalist.
55:52 Our guest is the head of the People's Party of Canada. We'll put his excited more up on screen. We're taking calls right now, but you didn't get a lot of chance to talk with that last caller. Max, anything else you'd like to add to what he was saying? No, I just wanted to tell him that what Trump is doing is working for his people. We must do the same. We must have a real free trade. And actually, when he's saying that Canada will be the 51st state, he's just teasing us because we have weak leaders in Ottawa. Be serious. Have a new deal right now with Trump. No more tariffs on our side and on your side. That's it. But in the long term, they're trying to turn Canada into total tyranny, they admit, just like the EU, because the people want freedom. And like you said, I mean, 10 years ago, hardly any Canadians were awake, just like Americans weren't very awake. Now it's, I mean, we see the numbers, we see the feedback, we see the rallies, we see what they want. We see you guys rebelling against the lockdowns. It looks like Canada's getting pissed. Because Canadians are seeing the impact of these globalist leaders