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All right, folks, lots of news happening in the world, an election in Canada negotiations over

Russia and Iran, plus economic fallout. We'll get to all that in a moment first. The Countdown is on. The Daily Wire is celebrating President Trump's first 100 days back in office with a 100-hour flash sale on annual memberships. 100 hours only. The clock is already ticking. It's up to people like you and me to help build the future of the country. Head on over to DailyWire.com. Use code DW100 to join the fight. All right. So the big

news as of today is the election in Canada. So you'll recall that if you go all the way back to

December when Justin Trudeau, i.e. Hansen Bernie Sanders, was the prime minister of Canada.

The liberal party in Canada was in a state of complete electoral collapse. The polls showed that the Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poliyev, who was, in fact, a good candidate, was winning.

The Conservative Party was winning by 25 points over Justin Trudeau.

The Liberal Party was in a state of absolute meltdown.

And then Justin Trudeau dropped out. And the polls started to come together

really, really quickly. So last night, the election result, Mark Carney, who replaced Justin Trudeau,

you can call him ugly Justin Trudeau. So basically, if Justin Trudeau is handsome Bernie Sanders,

then Mark Carney is ugly Justin Trudeau, his liberals are now projected to win the Canadian election, according to the Wall Street Journal. They were set to win a fourth term in national elections on Monday. Fourth consecutive term. So, I mean, well done on you guys, Canada. Ooh, boy, you make some choices you're going to have to live with up there. It wasn't clear whether the liberals would actually win a majority of seats or a smaller share that would require them to win support from other parties to govern. That'd make a very large difference, by the way. If they only have enough seats in the Canadian parliament that they have to form a coalition with another party, that still leaves them vulnerable to the possibility of some sort of vote of no confidence in the future. If, however, they have a pretty solid

majority in the parliament, then you get four years of Mark Carney up in Canada.

Carney is the former head of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England. He is like a World Bank

IMF guy. He is very much in line with the sort of Green New Deal, relatively open borders, Justin Trudeau policy.

His expected victory, says the Wall Street Journal, is a remarkable one for a party headed

for defeat at the start of the year.

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