Maher Shreds aroused Canadian policies with former member of the Trudeau Cabinet

The host of HBO, Bill Maher, on the grill of former Vice Prime Minister Canadian Chrystia Freeland On the liberal policies of his party he believes that “P —” Canadians.

During the last episode of “Real Time With Bill Maher”, the host spoke with Freeland, which is postulated to be the next Canadian Prime Minister, about his campaign and his vision for the country. During the conversation, Maher criticized the policies of awakening from the outgoing prime minister Justin Trudeau, a member of the former Freeland party, and wondered if he would avoid them, if he became the next leader.

“This is only people, and it seems that, as in the United States, they still do not have the note that this does not work,” Maher told the candidate.

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Maher began the discussion in presenting the fact that Freeland once supported former Prime Minister Trudeau, since both were members of the Liberal Party of Canada. He asked why she finally turned against him. Freeland, who was also Canada’s Minister of Finance, He resigned from the Trudeau Cabinet In December after his popularity he collapsed due to concerns about inflation and immigration.

“Then, Justin Trudeau, who is dating, used to be very popular. I mean, he still has his fans, three, and they can ask, why did you return to him? Because, you know, you were part of his government. What was it? And also, what would you do differently?”

Freeland admitted that Trudeau approved his “sales appointment for by”, but also indicated that Trudeau moved away too much from the “liberal of the old school” that defends.

“But I think the other thing that happened is, my party, we are actually called the Liberal Party and I am a liberal of the old school, and the liberals in Canada win when we are focused on people and what they need in their lives,” he said. “And we lose when people think we are focused on the signaling of virtue and identity policy.”

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The message resonated with Maher, who said that the change to the signage of virtue and the ‘wokeness’ is the same as the party here in the United States when they were too to the left. “

He then mentioned that Trudeau leaned into those unpopular problems, asking: “Why did he go and became one of those types of elitist scolding that seemed to be dominant, that type of left -wing self -realization?”

Maher then mentioned the green policies pushed Ottawa, Canada as evidence of Canadian liberals who push the “wokeness” unpopular to their people.

“I saw recently, I think it was last week, Ottawa, I see, is trying to approve a law that limits the amount of time that your car can inactivate. Now, I’ve been in Canada in winter. It’s quite cold.”

Girming regulations in Ottawa entered into force on January 1. Reported a local exit They regulate the idle in “public and private property vehicles” as a way to “reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality.”

“The reasoning is that it will make a dent in global warming, I don’t think it is,” Maher continued. “That you can only inactivate your car for a minute, I think remotely, and three minutes if you are in it before you can heat it.”

Freeland responded, assuring Maher that he had “received the memorandum” and said: “Politicians win when they listen to people sincerely and listen to what people tell them about their lives. And politicians lose when we believe we are smarter than the people for whom we work, and when we think that our work is to give a class to people.”

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