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Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news. My name is Philip

DeFranco, and there is a lot to talk about today, starting with this.

Donald Trump just delivered one of the most shocking victories I have ever seen.

Though the problem for Trump is that it is a victory for those who stand against him.

A real snatch defeat from the jaws of victory situation.

And that, because the liberals in Canada last night won big, and they maintained their position in power, which just three months ago was something that I would have thought was unthinkable.

What we see when looking at the numbers is about two-thirds of eligible Canadians turned out to vote, and with 99% of the votes counted, it looks like the liberals got 11% more of the national vote than in 2021, while conservatives gained 8%.

With these differences, largely coming at the cost

of Canada's smaller parties,

with the People's Party and the New Democratic Party,

both getting particularly clobbered.

And those shifts that we saw could be a sign

that a lot of Canadians felt too much was at stake

in this particular election to vote for a party

that didn't have a chance at actually winning a majority

in Parliament. And really, I think you can just look at a map of the 2020 election to see what I mean. You know, in 2021, parties like the NDP, they won big and secured 25 seats. But this time, they only

got seven and now there's almost no orange on the map because their votes almost all went to the

liberals. Also, for my primarily American audience, if you're confused by the coloring, keep in mind

that the center-left liberal party uses red and the center-right conservatives, they use blue. So that's why all the cities are red in the 2025 map. I just didn't want you get confused.

Additionally, we saw areas like Quebec seeing some shifts.

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