Topic: Mark Bernier

Ezra Levant analyzes the Canadian election, noting that Mark Carney's anti-American stance is rooted in his history with the World Economic Forum and ties to China. Levant points out Carney's multiple passports and past associations with figures like Jeffrey Epstein. Despite the Liberal win, Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party achieved a record vote count, though it was insufficient to overcome the united leftist coalition.

Maxime Bernier, leader of the People's Party of Canada, describes the recent election as a "referendum against the 51st state." He argues that Donald Trump's rhetoric allowed Mark Carney to run a campaign based on fake nationalism and anti-American sentiment. Bernier remains committed to fighting mass immigration and the Paris Accords, despite the "extreme polarization" of the current political climate.

Maxime Bernier, leader of the People's Party of Canada, joins the program to discuss the upcoming Canadian election. Bernier criticizes both the Liberal Party under Mark Carney and the "fake" Conservative Party under Pierre Poilievre for supporting mass immigration and the Paris Climate Accord. Bernier describes his party as the only real populist alternative fighting against the globalist "uni-party" in Canada.

The segment plays a clip of Howard Stern mocking the deaths of several radio hosts who spoke out against COVID-19 vaccines. Alex Jones responds by citing the history of the polio vaccine and claiming that the majority of new polio cases are caused by the vaccine itself. He asserts that vaccinated individuals are the ones responsible for creating the Delta mutation.