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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Bachelorette.

A new year and a strange twist in our good friends in Canada. I welcome Conrad Black,

who writes a national post about two problems that have been presented by the Ottawa Government,

Mr. Trudeau, the Liberal Government, that seem, well, Conrad, I don't want to use one word

for this. I was flabbergasted when I read you a new column. Part one is that part of Canada

wants to no longer acknowledge the English language is acceptable or official. And part

two is the condemnation of the European colonial power that came to Canada and is now several

generations ago to declare all of living Canada, genocidal, who wants to do such a thing

and why? Good evening, too, John. Well, it's really to be fair, I think it is an exaggerated

statement of a commendable attitude. I mean, the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, is absolutely

right to want to improve our federal policy towards native people. It's a notorious scandal

in this country that in some of the reservations, they don't have clean drinking water. I mean,

safe drinking water. Well, we can't have that. We spend billions and billions every year

in this area. And it's very frustrating that we haven't made more progress in straight,

physical, measurable terms in helping these people. But in my opinion, Ben, for motives

that I wouldn't speculate on, he has got completely carried away and he and the former Chief

Justice, Beverly McLaughlin, got it into their minds that there was this, in my opinion,

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