Topic: Stephen Harper

Bernier explains that he founded the People's Party after the Conservative Party refused to adopt his popular free-market ideas. He alleges that the 2017 Conservative leadership contest was rigged against him through the creation of fraudulent votes. Bernier contrasts his background in the private sector with Pierre Poilievre's career as a "professional politician," arguing that only a leader with true convictions can change the country.

Bernier and Jones discuss how Canada has become a "vanguard" for globalist policies, including vaccine mandates, government-forced euthanasia, and transgenderism. Bernier critiques former Prime Minister Stephen Harper for his ties to the World Economic Forum. He argues that the People's Party is winning the "info war" by speaking on unpopular but necessary truths regarding immigration and national sovereignty.

A caller named Brian asks Bernier about rumors regarding his past attendance at World Economic Forum events. Bernier clarifies that in 2008, as Foreign Affairs Minister, he was sent to Davos by Stephen Harper specifically to seek military equipment for the war in Afghanistan. He dismisses the idea that meeting with globalists makes one a globalist agent, comparing it to Trump's diplomatic meetings.

Archival footage shows former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper praising Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum for their influence on public policy. In the studio, Lindsey Graham explains how she adopted the "Patriot Barbie" moniker after the left used it as an insult on social media. She describes her transition from a non-political salon owner to a conservative activist as a response to the "cult of compliance" she witnessed during the pandemic.