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UGLY Report EXPOSES Chrystia Freeland's SPENDING, Justin Trudeau And The CBC | EP 32

Canada faces a pivotal moment as Chrystia Freeland resigns, leaving behind economic uncertainty and a projected $62 billion deficit. In this episode, we discussed Trudeau government’s challenges, from the fall economic statement to the role of Canadian parliament, NDP, and conservatives in shaping Canada’s debt and fiscal spending.
What does Freeland’s resignation mean for the next election, and how does Justin Trudeau navigate the fallout? With insights from top political scientist Dr. Lydia Miljan, we explore whether Canadian politics is at a breaking point. Is government accountability slipping away? We connect these issues to broader trade dynamics, including Trump tariffs and the future of Canadian politics.
As Chrystia Freeland resigns as Canada's Finance Minister, alleging Canada's Prime Minister: Justin Trudeau of political gimmicks, several MPs are calling for Trudeau to step down. Since Chrystia Freeland resignation, Canadians are left wondering why Chrystia Freeland resigned and when Chrystia Freeland interview following her resignation, will happen.
A compelling, MUST-READ paper for Canadians on media bias: https://www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/media-coverage-of-federal-spending-announcements-on-child-care-pharma-care-and-dental-care Share your thoughts in the comment.
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(00:00) Intro(01:16) Government Disarray: Chrystia Freeland Resigns as Finance Minister(03:30) Assessing the Tenure of Chrystia Freeland(06:36) The Gimmicks of Fiscal Policy(10:19) Gender Dynamics in Canadian Political Leadership(16:55) The Case for a Smaller Cabinet(18:44) Grading the Chrystia Freeland's Performance as Finance Minister(21:08) Government Spending and Accountability(24:43) Media's Role in Reporting Government Programs(30:50) How Canadian Media Failed The People(32:47) Analyzing Media Coverage of Childcare and Health Programs(36:25) Grading Media Scrutiny and Government Transparency(38:10) Chrystia Freeland's Fiscal Spending & Program Sustainability(40:05) A Compelling Study on Canadian News Media Bias

UGLY Report EXPOSES Chrystia Freeland's SPENDING, Justin Trudeau And The CBC | EP32

Canada faces a pivotal moment as Chrystia Freeland resigns, leaving behind economic uncertainty and a projected $62 billion deficit. In this episode, we discussed Trudeau government’s challenges, from the fall economic statement to the role of Canadian parliament, NDP, and conservatives in shaping Canada’s debt and fiscal spending.
What does Freeland’s resignation mean for the next election, and how does Justin Trudeau navigate the fallout? With insights from top political scientist Dr. Lydia Miljan, we explore whether Canadian politics is at a breaking point. Is government accountability slipping away?
We connect these issues to broader trade dynamics, including Trump tariffs and the future of Canadian politics. As Chrystia Freeland resigns as Canada's Finance Minister, alleging Canada's Prime Minister: Justin Trudeau of political gimmicks, several MPs are calling for Trudeau to step down. Since Chrystia Freeland resignation, Canadians are left wondering why Chrystia Freeland resigned and when Chrystia Freeland interview following her resignation, will happen.
A compelling, MUST-READ paper for Canadians on media bias: https://www.fraserinstitute.org/studies/media-coverage-of-federal-spending-announcements-on-child-care-pharma-care-and-dental-care.
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(00:00) Intro(01:16) Government Disarray: Chrystia Freeland Resigns as Finance Minister(03:30) Assessing the Tenure of Chrystia Freeland(06:36) The Gimmicks of Fiscal Policy(10:19) Gender Dynamics in Canadian Political Leadership(16:55) The Case for a Smaller Cabinet(18:44) Grading the Chrystia Freeland's Performance as Finance Minister(21:08) Government Spending and Accountability(24:43) Media's Role in Reporting Government Programs(30:50) How Canadian Media Failed The People(32:47) Analyzing Media Coverage of Childcare and Health Programs(36:25) Grading Media Scrutiny and Government Transparency(38:10) Chrystia Freeland's Fiscal Spending & Program Sustainability(40:05) A Compelling Study on Canadian News Media Bias

How Justin Trudeau Offered $250 For Each Canadian's Soul (Canada Tax Break) EP 29

Canada tax cut sparking dissent about Justin Trudeau and his Liberals cabinet lately. Many think tax cut before Canada election is a political stunt in Canadian politics. Trudeau's tax break has been criticized by conservatives and Pierre Poilievre, contrasting with Trudeau's response to high Canada's grocery prices affordability crisis and high cost of living in Canada. Some demand for carbon tax cuts or income tax cuts in Canada instead. Jagmeet Singh supporting Justin Trudeau's tax break is facing criticisms too.
How should Canada response to the new Canada GST relief? Amidst Canada immigration crisis, Canada real estate market and Canada housing crisis, a precarious Canadian economy; making life in Canada quite expensive, especially in cities like Toronto, British Columbia. Reports show economic migrants are leaving Canada in droves, since living in Canada has become nearly impossible. Does a Trudeau tax cut truly alleviate the economic hardship in Canada? I captured these thoughts in this podcast episode.
(00:00) Intro(00:21) Trudeau Tax Break $250(02:17) Trudeau Holiday Tax Break: A Political Deception(03:01) Tax Break Canada 250: A Third-World Playbook(05:04) Trudeau Holiday Tax Break ($250 For Canada Birthright)(07:14) A Warning To Canada (GST Relief)

14 SHOCKING FACTS About Canada’s Politics That Will Leave You Speechless | EP 28

Justin Trudeau in Canada shares 14 distinct similarities with the Joe Biden and Kamala Harris administration in the U.S. There is a housing crisis, cost-of-living crisis, even an immigration crisis in Canada. Canada housing market prices is causing a Canada housing crisis, affordability crisis and poor standard of living in Canada. Canada immigration policies have also failed under Justin Trudeau and the Liberal cabinet, worsening the job market, straining healthcare and public services. Compared with the United States Kamala-Biden administration, Canada's economic policies, Canada's foreign relations and regional policies (as seen in the India Canada relations), abortion rights, climate change policies are all similar as in the US under the Democratic Biden and Kamala government.
 
These issues are discussed extensively in this monologue without holding back any details.
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(00:00) Intro(00:32) Canada's Political Landscape vs. the U.S.(02:25) Canada's Economic Policies and Cost of Living Crisis(03:50) Canada Housing Market Challenges(05:14) Comparing Trudeau's and Kamala's Foreign Relations (05:38) Media and Political Rhetoric in Canada(06:35) Justin Trudeau's Name Calling and Blame Game(07:20) Media Bias in Canada and the U.S.(07:50) Institutional Sabotage in The U.S. and Canada(08:56) Attack on Free Speech in Canada and the U.S.(09:32) Social Policies and Parental Rights in Canada and the U.S.(10:57) Abortion Rights in Canada(11:13) Climate Change Policies in Canada and the U.S.(11:40) Justin Trudeau Immigration Policies Before The Elections(14:20) Political Self-Appraisal and Public Sentiment Trudeau vs. Kamala(15:15) Donald Trump vs. Pierre Poilievre(17:12) How Canada Enshrined Social Policies in the Constitution(18:04) Future Outlook and Individual Flourishing

Why Living in Nigeria Has Become Impossible | EP 23

In this podcast episode with a human resource specialist, we discuss the current socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria, including its decline from being Africa's largest economy, the broken education system, high unemployment rates, and the brain drain of professionals seeking better opportunities abroad.
The dialogue touches on the healthcare crisis, the impact of minimum wage on living standards, and the resilience of Nigerians who adapt to life in other countries.
The conversation emphasizes the need for government investment in education and healthcare, as well as the importance of visionary leadership to address these pressing issues. We discuss the impacts of brain drain in Nigeria on hiring. How do employers adapt to employees relocating abroad in huge numbers.
Currently, Nigeria has it's worst brain drain in history; many relocating from Nigeria to Canada through the Canada express entry, obtaining Canada PR (permanent resident in Canada). Others relocating from Nigerian to the US. Japa from Nigeria as often referred to, the Canada immigration story or American immigration experience is reeking havoc on Nigerian labor market. This is causing labor shortage in the IT industries and among Nigerian doctors.
Are you curious to know about Nigeria; once the largest economy in Africa, but became the 4th largest economy in Africa within two years. Nigeria economic crisis has also sparked protests in Nigeria in 2024. Largely, Nigeria hunger crisis, gave rise to the Nigeria hunger protest, due to extremely high inflation in Nigeria, rising food prices in Nigeria, food security, Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria, Nigeria healthcare crisis, and a broken educational system in Nigeria.
We did not only discuss the data, we lived through it and we share some of our personal stories on this episode.
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I Asked Canadians in New Brunswick Who They're Voting in 2025 | EP 25

In this podcast episode on Revaluate Podcast, Canadians speak on the upcoming Canada elections 2025 and the major political players shaping the nation's future.
From Justin Trudeau to Pierre Poilievre, Jagmeet Singh, and the dynamics of the Liberals, Conservatives, NDP, and Bloc Quebecois, we discuss the heart of Canadian politics, discussing anecdotal trends, policies, and how global factors, including the US, with notable figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris—shape Canadian perspectives.
We explore the platforms of each party, the sentiments of Canadians provinces, and highlight what’s at stake for Canadians in 2025, particularly in East Coast--New Brunswick.
This is a conversation, not an interview as in Global News, CBC News, CTV News, and more as we evaluate the candidates and the critical issues that could shape Canada's future.
We also discussed the impact of Canada immigration on the economy, impact on rising Canada cost of living on Canada economy, the affordable housing crisis and homelessness crisis, especially in East Coast Canada.
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(00:00) Intro(01:23) Canada's Declining Political Participation(08:28) Polls Show That Pierre Poilievre Will Win  In 2025(10:00) Will Mark Carney Replace Justin Trudeau (12:55) Justin Trudeau Has Been Good For The Maritimes(15:00) Why Does East Coast Canada Have a Budget Surplus(18:55) New Brunswick & High Inflation Numbers in Canada(21:50) Housing Crisis in New Brunswick(24:03) Economic Benefits of Immigration in East Coast Canada(28:10) Canada Needs Wage Regulation(29:30) Conservatives Are Angry In Canada: Why?(30:39) Are Canadians Scared of Conservatives?(32:23) Does Canada Need a Weak Leader?(37:24) Get Featured On The Podcast

Am I Racist by Matt Walsh Full Movie Review and Breakdown | EP24

In this video I react and give a movie review to Am I Racist by Matt Walsh. I saw the movie from Canada and I feel compelled to give my reaction about it. Share your thoughts and opinions and from which country you watched the movie "Am I Racist?" 
 
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(00:00) Intro  (00:22) Trailer(02:31) My Take About The Movie (04:04) Why Did The Movie "Am I Racist" Succeed(04:20) Race 2 Dinner Event(05:09) Who is Saira Rao?(06:44) Is There Racism In America Today?(07:30) Bookstore Interactions; The Forbidden Word: Nigger(08:12) Robin DiAngelo In Am I Racist(09:50) The Possible Consequences Of DEI On Black People(11:11) Matt Walsh Anti-Racist DEI Workshop (11:58) DEI Produces Awkward Interactions(13:48) Breeshia Wade in The Movie Am I Racist (14:54) My Worldview and Final Thoughts

NIGERIANS Are the Most Successful Immigrants Abroad. A Compelling Case Study | EP 23

Nigerian immigrants, from the ghettos, achieving remarkable success in the United States; a testament to the power of resilience, education, faith, and the pursuit of the American dream. Back in Nigeria, a brain drain in which many are relocating from Nigeria to Canada through the Canada express entry, obtaining Canada PR (permanent resident in Canada). Others relocating from Nigerian to the US, and other Western countries. Japa from Nigeria as often referred to, the Canada immigration story or American immigration experience is not all rosy.
Yet, Nigerians excel abroad. Nigerian immigrants are outstanding among Africans in diaspora. Nigerian-American immigrants navigate challenges, overcome the myths of racism, and contribute to the economy and wealth of the United States and the West. Significant representation in HBCUs and black colleges and fostering black history and black excellence.
I sat with my good friend, with an inspiring journey from a Nigerian ghetto to a thriving career in tech as a Google Staff Engineer.
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(00:00) Intro(02:52) Nigerians Are Ambitious(05:40) From Nigerian Ghettos; Seeking Ambitious Opportunities(07:35) Why Are Nigerians Moving Abroad in Droves(09:42) Population in Nigeria and Employment Data(15:15) Unemployment Crisis in Nigeria(17:40) Sense of Hopelessness in Nigeria(21:10) Economic Development in Nigeria(24:35) Why Nigerians Are So Educated(32:35) Cultural Pressure to Pursue STEM Fields(36:52) Why Nigerians Learn To Be Self-Reliant(43:50) The Blessing in Lack(47:55) Nigeria Protest Hunger (52:35) Investment Opportunities in Nigeria(57:50) The Future Of Nigeria Economic Development(01:03):50 Keeping Your Dreams Alive

A Massive Protest is Looming In Canada | EP 15

Declining Canadian economy, shaped by Justin Trudeau's policies, amidst rising Canada interest rates set by the Bank of Canada, causing high inflation, slowing GDP, plus challenges in the job market and Canada real estate. Consequently, Canada's lack of economic growth affecting Canadian salaries and the discrepancy in Canada economy vs US economy, as well Canada among the the G7.
Also, Canada immigration crisis from high immigration numbers, causing Canada's uncontrolled population growth, yielding a population trap. A low Canada's productivity rate, high tax burdens, unaffordable cost of living, causing Canada's housing bubble; these are discussed in this episode. Is civil unrest next in Canada? Will Canadians protest, amidst talks about Canada's economy crash, and an oncoming Canada election
Different economic indicators and economic impact of recent policies, including those from Justin Trudeau's government, wreaking havocs on the Canadian economy, are referenced. Whether you're interested in Canada immigration, government jobs, or the Canadian economy, this video provides thoughtful insights, comparing key economic indicators and Canada's social policies with other developing countries.
This is a MUST watch podcast episode! The monolog topic is verifiable on reputable channels like CBC news, the national, and other Canada news channels 
 
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(00:00) Intro(01:00) Canada's economy ranking(03:30) Issues with dialogs in Canada(07:28) Freedom of expression in Canada(10:00) Likely outcomes of Canadians' protest(11:36) Canada compared with third world(15:20) Guard your relationships(17:35) Outro
 

Is CBC Canada Promoting Racism Against White People?

DEI in Canada news media is super controversial. An attempt at inclusive hiring often imply "we'll accept anybody but a white man". These are insights from studying public discourse, media bias, by an expert political scientist.
Public broadcasting has hiring practices rooted in diversity, equity and inclusion. Arguably, in Canadian media, diminishes meritocracy, introduces bias in political perspectives and journalism. Consequently, Canada news media; either the CTV, CBC news, The National among several others, often caught betwixt the need for objective news, diversity and inclusion, and favoritism for the liberal left Canadian politics, play a significant role in media bias.
There remains the question: Is it time to defund the CBC- Pierre Poilievre?
Canada, under Justin Trudeau's government, spends a fortune on federally funded media. Largely, CBC news is a financial sinkhole, condemned by the conservative party of Canada and key conservative voices in Canada. This has eroded the public's trust in media and zero motivation in the news industry in Canada.
Canada politics, similar to US politics, is becoming divisive amidst calls to defund the CBC and stop the horrendous government ventures on federally funded media, particularly, amidst a cost of living crisis and housing crisis in Canada. Others, including Elon Musk on Twitter, has called for defunding the CBC.
In this podcast episode, we dive into a compelling discussion with a Canadian professor who explains why it's now easier to defund the CBC. We explore the intricacies of federally funded media and government funded media, and how political figures like Pierre Poilievre are influencing this movement.
In this video, we dive into a compelling discussion with a Canadian professor who explains why it's now easier to defund the CBC. We explore the intricacies of federally funded media and government funded media, and how political figures like Pierre Poilievre are influencing this movement.
We discuss the impact of a federally funded media on the political landscape in Canada, and the broader implications on media trust . Don't miss out on this insightful analysis of Pierre Poilievre's stance to defund the CBC and what it means for the future of Canadian media under Justin Trudeau's government. Read Dr. Miljan's compelling article: https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/federal-support-for-journalism.pdf
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