And I won't back down.

Oh, hey, baby, there ain't no easy way out.

Hey, everybody, thanks so much for joining us right here on the right view.

Tonight we got some good tea for you.

We're joined by political commentator Stephanie Hamill, as well as the host of underreported stories with

Chrissy Clark. Of course, Chrissy Clark. Ladies, welcome to the show. Let's start at the top.

And Chrissy, I'm going to go straight to you on this because you were, I guess you technically

still are Canadian, although we know you love the free United States of America. You love this

country. But as a Canadian citizen and someone who's born in Canada, give me your thoughts and

maybe what you've heard from people in Canada after the announcement from Justin Trudeau that he

will be resigning. Well, I just saw the movie Wicked and they start the whole movie off, spoiler alert, by announcing that the Wicked Witch is dead. And I felt the same way waking up this morning hearing that Justin Trudeau had resigned. Oh, my gosh. I mean, it's just really sad. You know, this morning is having a conversation with my cousin about it.

He's a year older than I.

He's 28 years old.

And the way it is so difficult to get ahead in that country, just so close.

You know, it's not that far away from us.

But the vast difference in the way the economy is run and the way that they've let immigrants come in steal people's

jobs and make it more difficult to live, more dangerous all around. Nothing that has been happening in

the government has been to the benefit of the Canadian citizens. And I'm really hopeful that there

will be some change. We've had to see a major shift towards conservatism in America as well and so I'm hopeful that

this what we're seeing in America is you know kind of drifting upwards to our Canadian cousins

but I think that actually is true and then that happens Chrissy so my cousin is married to a

guy who was from Canada and over Christmas we were at my parents house and he was there his mom was there who was from Canada. And over Christmas, we were at my parents' house and he was there. His mom was there who was visiting from Canada, who still lives there now. And it was very interesting because we're having this conversation. This was just after Trudeau, of course, went to Mar-a-Lago. And when my father-in-law was, you know, kind of joking around, but maybe halfway serious, saying, oh,

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