Mackenzie, what do you think access is like when you're traveling with the prime minister?

It depends.

This time wasn't terrible.

I was on the trip that Paul was talking about to India and Australia and Japan.

And in the India portion, the prime minister didn't have a press conference.

And we were there four days.

It was supposed to happen after we met with Modi, which happened on the last day.

Now, shouldn't I have learned that from Global News or the CBC?

How do they work around that as well?

I think that's a real political challenge for the prime minister.

Look at Steven Guilbeault, the former environment minister under Justin Trudeau.

He's quit, uh, largely over the changes to the industrial carbon tax.

And he was someone during the leadership race that endorsed Mr. Carney, despite the fact that he was saying that he was gonna get rid of the, um, consumer carbon tax, something that Mr. Guilbeault had fought for for a long period of time.

You know, there's definitely a schism, uh, evolving within the Liberal caucus, despite the fact that Mr. Guilbeault has now quit, or is, uh, planning to quit.

He hasn't officially quit yet, but he will soon.

Why is it so quiet in Ottawa right now?