Good evening. It's Tuesday, April 29th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update, our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, Canada last night held a nationwide election where they elected their members of parliament, which in turn selects their prime minister.

And for a long time now, it seemed basically inevitable

that the conservatives under the leadership of Pierre Poliev

would finally oust the liberals from power.

They've been in power for many years

under the prime ministership of Justin Trinot.

He became extremely unpopular.

And polls showed massive leads for the conservatives over the last

year or so.

Even when Justin Trudeau announced he was leaving the leadership of the Liberal Party would

not seek re-election as prime minister, it really didn't change much.

And yet, last night, not only did the conservatives lose and the liberal party win,

and it's possible the liberal party may even have a majority of seats in the parliament

without relying on even smaller parties for a coalition. And it wasn't a blowout. It was a fairly

close election from the perspective of total votes, but that's not how Canada decides elections.

Instead, it decides it by parliament. how many people of each party are in Parliament.

What's amazing is that Pollyev not only lost the election for the conservatives and won't

become, obviously, the prime minister, as he expected to, as everyone expected to for at least

the last year

Polly have actually lost his seat in congress. He lost his seat that he's held since 2004

over the last 20 years to the liberal candidate and he is now not just out of the leadership

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