Stephen LeDrew

And that's where I think most people are.

You know, I do a lot of interviews with Stephen LeDrew.

He's the former Liberal president, party, Liberal Party president.

He says, "I'm a Liberal." I said, "No, you're not.

But after he died, I mean, the Aspers just became Harper Conservatives, right? It was, it was more of a brand loyalty thing than, than anything.

I mean, Smith, on her radio show, which I'll get to, uh, in more detail shortly, I mean, she said, "Look, I'm, I'm a centrist, okay? I'm okay with half my views being aligned with the right, half of them being aligned with the left." But with Smith, her definitions of left and right, I mean, her definition of the left is guys like Stephen LeDrew, right? Or John Fetterman [laughs], you know? And, and then the right is just the extreme right.

Yeah, so the-

And so...

Like yesterday, when we record this, we learned that Mark Carney tells, what was it, the Wall Street Journal or whoever it was, some American media, New York Times, thank you, that we're going to ramp up immigration again.

Because that worked out really well the first time, didn't it, Stephen LeDrew?

Everybody across this country has a complaint about what happened with Trudeau, 10 years of Trudeau.

But how

They're struggling.

They can't afford their bills.

They don't have time to watch Stephen LeDrew's 10-minute interview.

They don't have time to watch Michelle Freire's 3-minute stuff.

So I do disagree with Bernie Sanders on that one.

I want to play some audio for you now from the former president of the federal Canadian Liberal Party, Stephen LeDrew.

Stephen used to be a talk radio personality, and maybe talk radio misses him.

I've tried to listen to some talk radio in the Toronto area lately, and it is just awful.

But anyway, off topic there.

We'll talk about talk radio in the media some other time.

Stephen LeDrew is a former president of the Federal Liberal Party.

He has some pretty serious concerns about our prime minister.