What do you make of it?

But they have been for quite some time.

This is not new or specific to this election.

I remember 2011 when Mr. Harper was about to win his majority.

The media and how the media were treated on the Harper plane, they had a plane back then, was a big issue in the campaign.

Remember, that's the first time the conservatives imposed a limit of four questions during the campaign.

They would put reporters behind a rope very, very far away from reporters.

Hélène, what are you looking for after like starting the day after after the election?

We've got a few minutes.

Explain how many hours or days do I have? Well, how do I start that? Well, first of all, on the question of French, I think we discussed that earlier at the very beginning of the campaign or even before the campaign started.

I was really critical of Cardi's French and I got a lot of feedback.

I wouldn't say hate mail, but people responding to me saying that I was too critical of his French, that that was not the question in this campaign.

And let me talk generally about the campaign.

Like we keep saying that You know, the ballot question is who's best suited to stand up to Trump? And I think Polyev is right.

He has a point when he says, well, nobody can stand up to Trump.

And Carney has delivered Carney.

But

it's interesting because in Quebec, you're right.

People do not like Poiliev.

But conservatives, they like him a lot.

And that's why I insist on this support they're having.

From the past, maybe decades, Last past year, maybe they've been in their 21, 22, 23, even 24% of support range in Quebec, which is really high.

I went back to the four previous election.

How come and with what effect do you think?