So I'm talking today to Premier Daniel Smith of Alberta and Alberta is a very

interesting province because it's extremely energy-rich, fossil fuels in particular.

And so Alberta is perhaps the foremost jurisdiction in the world where the battle between anti-human green

environmentalism and the industries that promote cheap and accessible energy is being fought.

And so it's always interesting to me to concentrate on the situation in Alberta because it has international repercussions.

So I'll give you an example.

Within the last two years, both the leaders of Germany and Japan

have come to Canada asking for liquid natural gas and Premier Trudeau, our

narcissist-in-chief, has decided that that interferes with his vision of, I

don't know, his progression through the W-E-F ranks or something like that God only knows

but we turned Germany and Japan away cap-in-hand which was a colossal error so that's a good example of why what's happening in Alberta has

international significance. So I talked to Premier Daniel Smith, a very sharp

lady today about well about the conflict between the energy industry and the radical

environmentalists being played out in Canada with Justin Trudeau being

what would you say the face of top-down global, of the top-down

globalist utopians who would ravage the poor in their counterproductive attempts

to fail to save the planet. We talked about the development of an

invitational vision on the conservative side, what it is now that

conservatives have to offer young people and it's essentially something approximating

the invitation to the responsible adventure of life. A vision predicated on the idea that

the best things that you do in your life are going to be the things associated with your willingness to take responsibility.

So we might as well dive right in and attack something simple and so that would be Bill C-59 let's say and the

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