When someone for as you a picture of Justin Trudeau hugging a panda or Justin Trudeau,

like trying to get a high five from an English prince, like what do you think?

I mean, I guess it's just, I'm maybe more cynical than most, but it's been interesting

to watch the conversation kind of come along to my snarky and sometimes shitty outlook

of the world. I was deeply suspicious of the sky from the beginning.

This is Jesse Brown. He runs a website called Canada Land. He's Canadian, and he's got a lot

to say about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the scandal he's dealing with right now.

I was suspicious of him because I went to the same university as him, and he's a few years older

than me, and I heard from a professor of mine that he used to roll or blade to class, and that's

all I needed to know about him. What does that make you suspicious? He just, you know, there's a certain

kind of wealthy and entitled Canadian royalty who kind of, you know, they can kind of, for a few

years, look a little rough around the edges and say all the right things and make certain gestures

towards progressive politics or things like that, but he's a young prince of Canada. He, you know,

he is the establishment.

If there's one thing Jesse Brown wants you to know, it's that Justin Trudeau has done a lot of work

to shape the way you think about him. If you google around, you're going to find photos of Trudeau

doing yoga, boxing, dressed up like Clark Kent on Halloween. He sort of unbuttons the shirt a little

bit so you can see the Superman logo underneath. That image, it has a way of distracting from his

political pedigree. When Jesse says Trudeau is a young prince of Canada, he means it. Justin Trudeau's

father Pierre was prime minister for more than 15 years. From a Canadian perspective,

here was someone who was born into a liberal party that has corporate connections going back many

generations that has, I think, a system of crony capitalism that Justin Trudeau and his

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