This is John Bachelor, conversation with Distinguished Bographer Conrad Black writing for the National Post

about the changing policies in Canada over many decades toward the indigenous people,

the First Nations, they're called.

Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, Jean Christian,

all have had different policies.

However, it comes today to Justin Trudeau to continue or to develop,

innovate these policies and it's called reconciliation and here Conrad explains it does

not sound successful however it is the policy right the Trudeau government, just in

Trudeau government, just in Trudeau government,

towards the indigenous people of Canada.

More of this in detail later and the history as well.

Are we in today?

And left them there for six months.

So what is it on?

Six months.

We had all the flags of have been asked. You know every

post office in Canada and then every embassy in the world. Does

Judo does Justin Judo have a policy we can talk about? Well look he has he calls it reconciliation

and it's a policy of gestures and and he look I don't want to be too critical but the fact are that the previous government

Mr Harper's government required an auditing of the governments of these bands and clans. You see there are hundreds of these

native bands or clans or tribes and they are the so-called First nations and they're all treated as if they can

govern themselves autonomously. Now Harper put in this rule that they all had to

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