This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Bachelor.

Gordon Chang joins me my colleague and co-host and friend.

And we're headed to Canada, to Charles Burton of the Synopsis Institute,

because there's an election within these next days' hours.

And the two candidates could not be more clearly defined apart from each other. Mark Carney, former central banker of Canada and

the United Kingdom, England, as well as the executive in charge of a large real estate company around the world,

not a politician.

And Pierre Pellevra, who, with his French name, is in fact much of a cowboy from out west where Glory lives.

And he's younger, he's 45, he is a politician.

However, the contest right now, according to the F.T., that's London reporting, is Carnie's

to lose.

We welcome Charles Burton to help us understand Mr. Carney and China.

Charles, a very good day to you.

The recent article in the National Post indicates that

Mr. Carney is favored by the People's Republic of China in some fashion, supporting his tweets,

blasting them out to a large audience and we chat. What is it that they like about him if it is accurate? Good evening,

too. Good evening. Well, yes, you're right. There's a Canadian election underway. This

evening will be the first candidate's debate in the French language, which yesterday they changed

the time for the debate. It was originally scheduled for 8 p.m.

But there's an important game of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team that may get them into closer contention for the finals.

And so the debate has been changed to 6 p.m. to make sure that everyone can see the game.

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