So yesterday, everyone's waiting for this election.

Just 120 days ago, on every chart we looked at, Pierre was supposed to be the prime minister.

Polymarket, massive lead, okay?

Vegas odds, massive lead.

After a disastrous Justin Trudeau, he goes to Marlago, walks out 51st state,

embarrassing for Justin Trudeau. Everyone's saying this is going to be over with. And then last

night I'm at Casa DiAngelo. This Canadian family from Montreal walk up to me. Okay, Pat, we're in Canada.

We watch your stuff.

We know how you feel about Pierre. You know it's the election tonight.

I said, I know it is. They said, you know he's probably not going to win.

I said, no, I know he's not going to win. He doesn't work that hard.

And they said, be nice to us, Canadians. We watch you guys. Be nice to us. I said, look, fair I'll be, but you're too easy on your candidate. So this is Mark Carney,

a World Economic Forum candidate, wins. And we brought Viva to give us an update on this,

because I got a lot more opinions here. Rob, if you want to play this clip, go for it.

We see every day what the politics of slogans and anger and chaos are doing south of the border.

They are dividing and they are weakening the Americans.

And that is why, yeah, that is what they are not united anymore.

United in name only.

You can stop it right there. I can only listen to it.

He accuses them of politics of slogans with elbows up and they are not united.

I mean, he issues two slogans. His campaign was elbows up, which is ironic because when you're

getting mugged in Canada, that's exactly where your elbows are now. But politics of slogans. And then he's basing his campaign on a

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