Why don't we talk about somebody who knows how to campaign on how to lose?

So Canadian conservative Poliev to lose seat in Parliament in stunning fall, this is a, Rob, is this a video Rob?

Or is this is a, what do we have here with this one?

Because this guy not only lost to Carney, but he also lost a seat that he sat since 2004.

Jeez. Superstar, superstar who doesn't like to talk to only to. to Carney, but he also lost a seat that he's at since 2004. Geez.

Superstar, superstar who doesn't like to talk to only to organize people he likes to talk to.

So Pierre Poliav is projected to lose his Carrollton seat since he's held since 2004 to liberal Bruce Fanjoy with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reporting Fanjoys win by about 3,800 votes.

So this guy was supposed to be a prime minister.

Not only does he lose, he's ahead, 94 to whatever, and he loses PM and he loses the parliament seat, okay?

Fanjoy wrote on X, we have to look out for ourselves and we have to take care of each other.

Let's get to work.

The race delayed by 91 candidates saw Fanjoy gain over 50% support.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's liberal, likely secured a minor government, though uncounted special ballots, leave the mandate unclear.

Carney criticized U.S. tariffs saying we are over the shock of American betrayal,

and President Trump is trying to break us to America can own us.

That will never, ever happen.

His campaign emphasized economic stability, unlike Polivier's,

Trump-aligned policies, not necessarily.

Poliev, once leading by 25 points in 2024 per Politico, lost ground after Trump's tariffs in 51st State remarks shifted.

The election focused, Tom thoughts.

I said it on a previous podcast, and I will say it again, this guy is not a loser.

He's their king.

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